Dear Parents
Welcome to Cameron Elementary School where "It's Elementary." Our Primary goal is to work as a partner with you to provide your child with a strong educational foundation to meet the challenges he/she will experience in the future. Our children are at the center of the educational circle. Therefore, what is best for children is the guide we use to make all decisions concerning our school. Many programs are in place at Cameron to support the child socially, emotionally, physically and academically. The staff is dedicated to the success of each student. Our School's motto is, "Each one, Reach one." Parents are our partners in the educational process. We invite you to take an active role in your child's education. Together we can make a difference.
Sincerely,
Cari Mauldin, Principal
Cindy Grow, Administrative Secretary
Diane Hartwell, Office Clerk
Kindegarten, recognizing, writing, and learning sounds of upper and lower case letters of the alphabet, recognizing, writing, and counting numbers 1 - 30, calendar study of the months, days of the week, holidays, and seasons, recognizing and writing student's first and last name, introduction to basic computer skills, science observations, arts and crafts, and music and library. Parents are encouraged to assist in the classroom and in the learning process of the kindergarten child. Kindergarten is a fun and exciting time for both parents and children.
1st Grade, Instruction in reading, writing, mathmatics as well as some music, art, and physical activity. There are several presentations during the year concerning personal safety. Dental health and fire safety are also units of study. Classroom computers are used by students for drill and practice on basic skills and beginning writing.
2nd Grade, first grade program is continued and enhanced in the second grade. Each day in the second grade classrooms there is instruction in the core curriculum as well as some music, art, and physical activity. Classroom computers are a part of center activities. Students will be taking several tests to determine if mastery of the curriculum standards has been met. The testing includes: The California Achievement Test.
3rd Grade, Reading, writing, language, and spelling comprise the Language Arts program which is integrated by the students' use of various forms of creative writing and oral communications. During this transition year, the children learn and start using cursive handwriting. Students will be taking several tests to determine if mastery of the curriculum standards has been met. The testing includes: The California Achievement Test.