Author Archives: Jaclyn

Looking For the Good in Our Gifted Kids There have been a few situations this year that have pulled on my heartstrings and beckoned me to write this post on (in my opinion) the most important aspect of teaching- looking … Continue reading →

Hi everyone! We have a long one this week, but if you or your child struggle with social anxiety- it is totally worth the time. Thanks for reading! One of the most common problems that I encounter each day while … Continue reading →

HELLO Students and Parents! Can you believe that it is almost the end of the first quarter??  Here are some important dates and news updates from our schools…. CHECK OUT our Gifted Minute Oct 2019 First Quarter Ends on October … Continue reading →

  Below is a blog post from Erin Arnold, the gifted itinerant who serves SAHS. Knowing how this related so much to my life, I wanted to share with my families as well. I think we can all get something … Continue reading →

HELLO Students and Parents! Hopefully everyone is off to a great first quarter! I am working my way to meet all my students. I had a wonderful time pushing in to Ms. Kerly’s class last week at Hartley and look … Continue reading →

Welcome Students and Parents! I hope everyone had a wonderful summer. My name is Jaci Racano, and I am the gifted consultative teacher assigned to your child’s school for the 2019-20 school year. I am very excited to be working … Continue reading →

8th grade parents… Please remember to mail back your EP paperwork to me to RSVP for the upcoming progression meetings, if you haven’t already done so. Thank you

8th grade students and parents!!! It is that time of year again. We will be writing Progression Educational Plans for your child as they move onto high school. Paperwork has been mailed home with information about your child’s upcoming 8th … Continue reading →

Happy Spring Break to you all!  There are only 44 school days left to the year. This is an exciting and sometimes overwhelming time for us, as well as our children, as we try and end the school year strong. … Continue reading →