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Good evening families,
We are excited to host in collaboration with the Girl Scouts of the Sierra Nevada the first Summer Camp Expo and
Family Fair for all our families. At this free event, families will find information about upcoming summer camps and
programs for their children, raffle prizes, as well as pertinent information from WCSD, including registration for the
2019-2020 school year, workshops regarding Special Education services, and resources to finish the school year strong
and prepare for next year!
Save the Date
Summer Camp Expo & Family Fair
Saturday, March 16, 2019
12 – 3 p.m.
Meadowood Mall – Center Court
5000 Meadowood Mall Cir, Reno
TURNING POINT PASS (POSITIVE APPROACHES TO STUDENT SUCCESS)
CHRISTMAS AUCTION CLICK ON THE GALLERY
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TURNING POINT, PASS and HOME HOSPITAL are excited to introduce Digital School Days for the 2018-19 school year!
A Digital School Day is used in place of a school day that has been cancelled due to inclement weather.
A digital school day means that students will complete learning activities and assignments provided by the teacher at home.
Teachers are currently preparing detailed plans for the implementation of Digital School Days.
These plans will include detailed strategies to deliver a viable lesson in the cases that students don't have access to technology, and will include protocol for when a teacher is not able to access technology.
There will be opportunities for student to make up any work that they had been unable to access during the snow day.
We will conduct tests of the plan to ensure functionality in late October.
For more information, check the quick-links below.
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Turning Point will provide the support needed to ensure the educational, intellectual, social-emotional, and vocational development of students to enable them to be productive members of society.
WHAT IS TURNING POINT?
Turning Point is a self-contained program on an alternative campus in the Washoe County School District (WCSD) in Reno, Nevada. The Turning Point program helps individual special needs children who have problems and who have demonstrated significant behavioral regression in the least restrictive environment. (LRE) on a middle school or high school campus even with supplemental aides, services, modifications, and individual behavior plans.
Wrap around mental health services are provided in the community through University of Nevada, Reno school of Medicine and the Children’s Cabinet.
