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  • Attention Parents and Students PowerSchool has mobile access for smart devices like iPhones, iTouches, iPads, Android phones, and Android tablets.  Open a browser on your device and enter psm.trschools.org  This will take you to the mobile login.  Use the same username and password that you use on regular computer. 
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  • Parent PowerSchool seems to be working well for most parents.  There are a few parents still having difficulties accessing the PowerSchool login screen.  If your attempts give you a message stating the page has timed out, please email tbrundige@trschools.org with your internet provider name.  We will try and keep you posted with updates via email.
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17th Annual Empty Bowls Benefit Soup Supper
Thursday, February 2, 2012
5:00 PM to 7:00 PM


Please join us for a simple meal of bread and soup as we help those in need in our community.  Students in 1st, 3rd, and 5th grades have created a ceramic bowl and are lovingly donating it to be sold.  Proceeds benefit the Emergency Care Network foot site here in Three Rivers.  ~We hope to see you there~



Andrews Elementary School Continues to Beat the Odds
On November 8th, the Michigan Department of Education released a list of 123 “Beating the Odds” schools that are outperforming other schools with similar risk factors and demographic composition.  Andrews Elementary was on this list for the second year in a row.
 
In Study 1, Andrews Elementary is one of sixty schools that is performing above their predicted levels. Superintendent of Public Instruction, Mike Flanagan, said “We have good things happening in Michigan schools; these “Beating the Odds” schools are helping students make progress and finding ways to overcome traditional barriers to academic achievement.  Beating the Odds schools have found ways to work smarter and harder, not just harder.  They have good leaders, knowledgeable and prepared teachers who engage students and a commitment to involve and embrace parents and the community.”
 
Additional Information can be found at www.michigan.gov/beatingtheodds
 

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