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Welcome to WoodCreek Elementary

Address: 1155 WoodCreek Bend Lane, Katy, Texas  77494
Main Telephone: 281-234-0100     Fax: 281-644-1690
Principal: Ronnie Mosher

 

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Gifted and Talented Information

 

If you recently enrolled (since January 5) in grades 1-4  and would be interested in having your student screened for gifted services for the 2009-2010 school year, please complete a parent checklist and submit it to Angela Schauer/GT facilitator no later than January 14th.  Recent enrollees who were participating in a gifted program at their previous campus should contact her as soon as possible to be screened if you are interested in participating in the gifted program here in Katy this school year. Documentation in the form of an acceptance letter, screening profile, or information from your withdrawal form will need to be submitted along with a parent checklist. Checklists can be obtained at the desk near the front office or online at http://www.katyisd.org/files/curriculum/GT/ElemParentCheckList.pdf. 

 

The deadline for students who were enrolled prior to January 1st was December 19th. Only forms from newly enrolled students may be accepted at this time.

If your child recently enrolled and is in 5th grade, screening can be done at the beginning of the next school year. You will need to contact the GT facilitator at your junior high campus either at the end of this school year or at the beginning of school to request screening for junior high courses. If you have any questions, please contact Christie Gries.

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Compulsory Attendance: It’s the law

 

One of the keys to student success is being in the classroom each and every day. As such, the State of Texas has in place compulsory attendance laws that require a student be in attendance each school day for the entire time instruction is provided. Parents whose student is in violation of these laws are subject to prosecution under TEC 25.093, while the student is subject to prosecution under TEC 25.094.

 

Starting December 1, when a student has accumulated 10 unexcused absences in a six-month period, or on three or more days or parts of days in a four week period, a compulsory attendance notification will be sent to the parent (excused absences do not count against a student for compulsory attendance purposes). In addition, too many early check outs for unexcused reasons at all levels or one period unexcused at a secondary level on three different dates would generate a compulsory attendance notification letter.

 

The compulsory attendance letter, which is automatically generated by computer and sent by the district’s attendance officer, gives the parent notice that their student has accumulated excessive unexcused absences. The parent is given a five-day grace period from receipt of the letter to correct any discrepancies. (NOTE: Parents who have already received a compulsory attendance letter this year MAY receive a second notification as the transition to the new system take place. Please contact your campus ADA clerk for any questions).

 

If after six business days from receipt of the compulsory attendance notification no corrections are made, then a court warning notice will be sent. The court warning will notify the parent of the potential of being filed on in court when one of the compulsory attendance statutes is violated. Should the student receive additional unexcused absences, a criminal charge will be filed with the district attorney’s office.

 

For more information about compulsory attendance, including a full explanation of the district's compulsory attendance policy, visit www.katyisd.org/parents/attendance.htm.

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