Families,
Stay connected and involved with Clement Elementary School.
#100YearsofLearning&Legacy
Stay connected and involved with Clement Elementary School.
#100YearsofLearning&Legacy

Check-out this week’s Student Newsletter.
#100YearsofLearning&Legacy
#100YearsofLearning&Legacy

It’s that time of year! There’s no fall festival like Clement Elementary’s; we hope to see you there!
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#100YearsofLearning&Legacy

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We hope you’ll join us.
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Title One Night is today. Progress Reports will be given out after Mr. Langley’s presentation on the Title One Budget. Food Trucks will be on site for purchases.
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#100YearsofLearning&Legacy

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#100YearsofLearning&Legacy

Technical difficulties last week did not allow us to post this week’s student newsletter. Check it out now!
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#100YearsofLearning&Legacy

Check-out next week’s Student Newsletter.
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#100YearsofLearning&Legacy

Parents and Families,
This afternoon, the Clement Elementary School Homework Plan will be placed in your student’s folder or planner. Please take a few moments to review these guidelines, as homework will be assessed based on completion.
Our goal is to ensure that students are practicing and reinforcing skills that have already been taught in the classroom on the nights homework is assigned. Homework should provide meaningful practice, not new learning.
We never want homework to overwhelm our families or interfere unnecessarily with sports, extracurricular activities, or important family time. However, consistent practice and reinforcement of classroom objectives are important parts of student success.
Each grade level will provide a completion rubric to clearly communicate expectations and help families guide the work students complete at home.
Thank you for partnering with us as we continue Building the Future and helping our students grow!
#100YearsofLearning&Legacy
This afternoon, the Clement Elementary School Homework Plan will be placed in your student’s folder or planner. Please take a few moments to review these guidelines, as homework will be assessed based on completion.
Our goal is to ensure that students are practicing and reinforcing skills that have already been taught in the classroom on the nights homework is assigned. Homework should provide meaningful practice, not new learning.
We never want homework to overwhelm our families or interfere unnecessarily with sports, extracurricular activities, or important family time. However, consistent practice and reinforcement of classroom objectives are important parts of student success.
Each grade level will provide a completion rubric to clearly communicate expectations and help families guide the work students complete at home.
Thank you for partnering with us as we continue Building the Future and helping our students grow!
#100YearsofLearning&Legacy

Sampson County Schools is currently experiencing an Internet outage, which is also affecting our school phone lines.
If you need to contact Clement Elementary School during this outage, please communicate through ClassDojo. Teachers are able to access ClassDojo through their personal devices and can receive your messages.
We appreciate your patience and understanding while this issue is being resolved.
3RD GRADE STUDENTS WILL TAKE THE BOG TEST TOMORROW, 08/27/26.
Thank you!
#100YearsofLearning&Legacy
If you need to contact Clement Elementary School during this outage, please communicate through ClassDojo. Teachers are able to access ClassDojo through their personal devices and can receive your messages.
We appreciate your patience and understanding while this issue is being resolved.
3RD GRADE STUDENTS WILL TAKE THE BOG TEST TOMORROW, 08/27/26.
Thank you!
#100YearsofLearning&Legacy

🚨📢ATTENTION FAMILIES📢🚨

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#100YearsofLearning&Legacy

Today, retired teachers and teacher assistant who formerly worked at Clement Elementary welcomed students into the building. What a great way to begin the 2nd Day of School.
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#100YearsofLearning&Legacy


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NC Pre-K Update!
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Check-Out this Week’s Student Newsletter. Please be on the look out for Class Dojo Invites. Open House is Thursday, August 13, 2026 - 4:30-7pm.
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Welcome Back to the 2026–2027 School Year!
We are excited to welcome our students and families back as we celebrate #100YearsofLearning&Legacy!
To strengthen communication between home and school, Clement Elementary will publish a weekly Student Newsletter on our social media pages, ClassDojo, and the official school website. Each edition will keep families informed about upcoming events, picture days, spirit weeks, testing schedules, important instructional reminders, and other key information for the week ahead.
In addition, Mr. Langley will continue his Sunday evening phone calls to help keep families informed and prepared for each school week. Our goal is to connect with every family through multiple forms of communication so no one misses important updates.
Take a few moments to review this week’s newsletter and begin preparing for an exciting first day of school. We can’t wait to welcome our students back for another incredible year of learning, growth, and success!
We are excited to welcome our students and families back as we celebrate #100YearsofLearning&Legacy!
To strengthen communication between home and school, Clement Elementary will publish a weekly Student Newsletter on our social media pages, ClassDojo, and the official school website. Each edition will keep families informed about upcoming events, picture days, spirit weeks, testing schedules, important instructional reminders, and other key information for the week ahead.
In addition, Mr. Langley will continue his Sunday evening phone calls to help keep families informed and prepared for each school week. Our goal is to connect with every family through multiple forms of communication so no one misses important updates.
Take a few moments to review this week’s newsletter and begin preparing for an exciting first day of school. We can’t wait to welcome our students back for another incredible year of learning, growth, and success!

We can’t wait to welcome our students back as we celebrate #100YearsofLearning&Legacy

