3rd and 4th Grade Leap Week Fun
3rd/4th Grade Students Only may wear the indicated color shirt with uniform bottoms each day:
Monday, April 29th, ELA/Math: Wear Your Decorated T-shirt or a blue shirt.
Tuesday, April 30th, ELA/Math: Red Day, wear a red shirt with uniform bottoms.
Wednesday, May 1st, ELA/Math: Green Day, wear a green shirt with uniform bottoms.
Thursday, May 2nd, Social Studies: Purple, wear a purple shirt with uniform bottoms.
Friday, May 3rd, Science: Wear Your Decorated T-Shirt or a yellow shirt.
Reminders:
**Cell phones are not allowed on Campus during testing week!
**MAKE SURE TO GET YOUR CHILD/CHILDREN gets TO SCHOOL ON TIME DAILY!
**make sure your child/children get a good nights rest every night so they can do their best on the test!!
Leap testing will be here before we know it!! Please review the uploaded documents for important information for parents!
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twin Oaks LEAP 2025 info
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Louisiana Department of
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3rd-5th leap challenge
5th grade competition
and the winner is:
Ms. land's Class
4th grade competition
And the winner is:
Ms. Johnson's class
3rd grade competition
And the winner is:
Ms. Walker's class
Vision
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AcademicsHigh Tier Curriculums
Twin Oaks Utilizes high quality Tier I curriculums provided by the East Baton Rouge Parish School District. All work and instruction is aligned with the Louisiana Department of Education State Standards.
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CultureFamily and Community
Twin Oaks Works closely with families to ensure proper communication and support is provided to all of our students. We have a close and positive relationship with community partners as we strive to build on our mission of forming future leaders.
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CharacterCharacter
At Twin Oaks, we strive to educate our students on the pillars of character and the process of proper and positive decision making. Along with partners, such as Manners of the Heart and ICare Services, Twin Oaks works to build and cultivate good character with all of our students. We are proud to be a PBIS school, as we work to reward and educate positive student behavior.
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