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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!
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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!
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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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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
Welcome to the 2026-2027 School Year. We are celebrating 100 Years of Learning and Legacy.
The Supply Lists below is for students in grades Pre-K - 5th Grade. Please consider the suggested items here as well:
Facial tissues (Kleenex)
Hand sanitizer
Disinfecting wipes (Lysol or Clorox)
Paper Towels
Dry Erase (Expo) Markers
Dry Erase Board Cleaner
Dry Erase Erasers
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Please review the flyer below for important dates and details about the transition. Be sure to watch your email for updates and your invitation.
If you’re already connected to ClassDojo from a previous school year, you may see current story updates. This is expected. Access to your child’s 2026–2027 class information will be available after August 14.
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Clement Elementary welcomes riding kindergartners. Check out our staggered entry schedule.
Our School Dance is this Week!
Parents,
As the temperatures begin to warm, please be mindful of the Sampson County Schools Dress Code, which applies to all students, including those in elementary school. The full dress code can be found online in the Student Handbook (pages 74–75).
We certainly understand that many seasonal clothing options are cute and stylish; however, all clothing worn to school must also meet the district's guidelines for appropriateness and modesty. Please review the following key expectations:
Pants and belts must be worn at the hip bone. Sagging is not permitted.
Shorts, skirts, and skorts must be no higher than four inches above the knee. A helpful guideline is the fingertip rule—when students drop their hands at their sides, the bottom of the garment should extend below the middle finger.
Dresses, shirts, and blouses (for both male and female students) must cover at least half of the shoulder. Spaghetti straps and plunging necklines are not permitted. Please also be mindful of how low V-neck T-shirts fall.
Hats, bandannas, visors, and sunglasses may not be worn inside the building unless permitted for a special event such as Spirit Week.
Sheer or see-through clothing is not allowed.
Leggings are not considered pants, and shirts worn with leggings must extend to cover the buttocks area.
Your support in helping students follow the dress code ensures that our school environment remains focused on learning and respectful for everyone. Thank you for your continued partnership in helping Clement Elementary maintain high expectations for our students.
