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Attention, students and parents! You may now access grades through Power Schools. Students should have received account information which includes student and parent usernames and passwords. All users may access the Power Schools website at http://pwrschool.dillon1.k12.sc.us
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Compass Learning is a great web-based learning program that we use at LVE in the computer lab. This year, students can log in with their user name and password at home. Students can review skills taught in class from Language Arts, Math, Science, and Social Studies with these fun, interactive activities. Click on the link for Compass Learning to get started. http://10.1.50.40/childu/index.html
Note: High speed internet access may be needed for some activities.
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 The Parent Resource Center is available for parents and students to receive supplies. If your child or another student is in need of supplies, please call or visit the school office. The center also provides family literacy programs. For more information, call Carolyn Lupo, Coordinator, at 759-3003.
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Remember: 
The library is open on the 2nd Wednesday of every month until 5:00 PM. Parents may visit the library with their child to check out books, conduct research, and use the computers. Please come and take advantage of this time you can spend with a child! |
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School starts at 8:00 AM - after 8:00 AM is considered tardy!
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Breakfast will stop being served by 7:50 AM. If your child plans to eat breakfast, please send him/her before 7:45. If he/she comes to class after 8:00, they will need a tardy pass to enter class.
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Transportation changes: Parents must send a note with all transportation changes for their child. Please include the days/dates, bus number, address, phone number, and name of the person who will be responsible for the child that day.
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Absences: When your child misses a day of school, remember to write an excuse with the reason for their absence.
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Nurse's Notes From Miss Julia
Parent Tips for Preventing the Flu
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Talk with you child about hand washing. Frequent hand washing with soap and warm water helps remove germs and viruses. Child should wash for about 20 seconds.
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Teach your child to cover his/her mouth and nose with a tissue when coughing or sneezing. Your child can cough or sneeze into his/her upper sleeve if no tissue is handy. Wash hands afterward.
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Encourage you child to eat healthy foods, exercise, and get plenty of rest.
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Keep your child at home is he/she has a fever of 100 degrees F or higher, and a cough/sore throat for which there is no known cause.
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Make sure the school has a way to reach you during the school day. Students who become ill at school with flu-like symptoms must be sent home.
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Webmaster- Courtney Scott
cscott@lakeviewschools.com
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