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years of reading, writing 10 30 and relationships The Towne Creek School

STAAR 12 End-of-Course assessments not 15% of final grade

13 Kindergarten registration, April 8, 9, 10 MONTHLY DEPARTMENTS

9 Dear Doctor sponsored by UT Physicia­­ns at Sienna Village

13 COMMUNITY PROFILE

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This exceptional care is accompanied by a diversity of procedures not usually available outside major medical centers.

Affiliated surgeons skillfully use advanced laparoscopic and endoscopic technologies to perform hundreds of minimally invasive procedures each year. Among the procedures are removal of the gallbladder, appendix, bowel, adrenal gland, kidney, prostate, lung and uterus; repair of hernias and the valve between the esophagus and stomach; and improved diagnosis for pelvic pain or infertility.

Robotic surgery continues to provide surgical advancements

Major innovations in laparoscopic surgeries at Memorial Hermann Southwest are possible thanks to the da Vinci® robotic surgical system. Physicians praise its crystal-clear, 3-D imagery

Michael Kleinman, M.D., alongside the da Vinci Si Surgical System that allows physicians to make smaller incisions and patients to recover more quickly.

and revolutionary motion control that precisely translates their hand, wrist and finger movements at the control console into corresponding micro-movements at instrument tips.

For patients, the robot-assisted surgery means smaller incisions, less blood loss and faster recoveries. This innovative technology has also led to single-incision procedures for a variety of surgeries, including cholecystectomy, or gallbladder removal. Memorial

MaRcH iS coloRectal caNceR awaReNeSS MoNtH time for a colonoscopy? if you’re eligible, our direct access program makes it easy. With the Direct Access program, you can schedule a colonoscopy in three steps. In most cases, no separate physician office visit is required.

Patients will experience exceptional care as our Center has ranked in the top 5 percent in the country for both gastrointestinal care and gastrointestinal surgery from 2006 to 2012.

Step 1: Determine if you’re eligible for our Direct Access program. A screening colonoscopy may be scheduled directly through the Endoscopy department as long as one of these conditions is met (policy dependent).

You must be one of these groups: • Age 50 or older • An African-American age 45 or older • Age 40, or 10 years younger than the age at which a first-degree relative was diagnosed with colon cancer Step 2: Schedule your appointment online at www.memorialhermann.org/directaccess or call 713.456.5280.

Step 3: If you schedule online, a screening nurse will call you to confirm the details.

The Direct Access Program-affiliated gastroenterologists and anesthesiologists include (back row) Owen Maat, M.D., Peter Lang, M.D., Robert Arkus, M.D., AP Raghuthaman, M.D., (front row) Sreelatha Reddy, M.D., and Juan Martinez, M.D.

Dwayne Jenkins, M.D., Erik Shultz, M.D., Kimberly Evans, M.D., Tom Nguyen, M.D., Tammy Lee, M.D., Guillermo Ponce de Leon, M.D., and Michael Kleinman, M.D., all utilize the da Vinci Si Surgical System to perform minimally invasive procedures at Memorial Hermann Southwest. (Photo by Larry Pullen)

Hermann Southwest was the first hospital in the Houston area, outside of the Texas Medical Center, to offer this procedure.

One of the first surgeons in Houston to perform a single-incision gallbladder removal with da Vinci was Michael H. Kleinman, M.D., a general surgeon affiliated with Memorial Hermann Southwest. He said the robotic-assisted technology aids surgeons in making delicate maneuvers and reduces the technical challenges of traditional laparoscopic gallbladder removal, while offering patients a cosmetic advantage.

“About 40 percent of patients undergoing gallbladder removal are women ages 18 to 44, and avoiding a scar can be important to them,” said Dr. Kleinman. “The surgeon needs only one incision on the navel about an inch long compared with four to six incisions for a traditional minimally invasive procedure.”

The best candidates for single-incision, robot-assisted gallbladder removal are patients whose gallbladder disease is caused by gallstones. Other criteria include being infection-free and having no history of previous upper abdominal surgeries.

New technology during endoscopy improves diagnoses of precancerous cells caused by heartburn

Several laparoscopic procedures performed by Memorial Hermann Southwest-affiliated physicians can treat heartburn and severe gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD). The longer someone has GERD, the higher the risk of developing cancer of the esophagus. An upper endoscopy is the standard of care to detect precancerous cells.

Performed under sedation, an upper endoscopy typically involves the use of a small forceps passed down an endoscope. The endoscope is a thin, flexible tube inserted into the body that allows surgeons to view the lining of the esophagus and stomach on a TV monitor.

Now the hospital’s surgical team has access to EndoCx®, which utilizes a specially designed biopsy brush to obtain a larger tissue sample of the esophagus than is available during a standard upper endoscopy. Studies show this promising new technology, when added to the standard endoscopy procedure, improves detection of precancerous cells in the esophagus by over 40 percent.

“Someone with persistent heartburn who has had an upper endoscopy where no precancerous cells were found using the standard biopsy technique should consider the EndoCx technology,” said Owen Maat, M.D., a gastroenterologist affiliated with Memorial Hermann Southwest. “This new 3-D brush biopsy technique increases the tissue area sampled and, therefore, increases the potential of discovering abnormal cells missed by the standard forceps biopsy procedure.”

Heartburn Hotline provides immediate help

Approximately 375,000 people in the Houston area suffer from chronic heartburn. The Heartburn and Reflux Treatment Program at Memorial Hermann Southwest offers specialty care from a multidisciplinary team of affiliated healthcare professionals who offer a wide range of treatment options from nutritional counseling to the latest surgical innovations. To connect with a heartburn specialist, call the Heartburn Hotline at 713.456.HBRN (4276).

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Years of

Reading,

When Jenifer Gwin thinks back on her early education at the Towne Creek School, it’s not the phonics lessons or the letter recognition activities she recalls, it’s the emotional connections she made with the teachers and the staff.

“I have so many fond memories of growing up at the Towne Creek School,” said Gwin. “I made friends I still have today and stayed in contact with the staff over the years. When it was time to send my daughter to school, I never gave it a second thought! I wouldn’t have trusted anyone to teach my child more than Towne Creek.”

Gwin is not the only student turned parent sending her child to the Towne Creek School. The school, which currently has 180 students, is full of families that have attended or worked there, often both, for multiple generations.

“Growing up at Towne Creek was a wonderful experience,” said Sara Diombala-Sanchez. “When my son was in Pre-K, he constantly amazed me by sharing information he learned at school. As a first grade FBISD teacher, I know how important small class sizes are in building rich teacher/student relationships.

I truly believe it is these relationships, combined with

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the school’s excellent learning curriculum that helped my son be successful in the public school setting.”

Creating an Environment Where The Whole Child Thrives

When I founded the Towne Creek School in 1983, my goal was to provide a place where children thrive in all developmental areas, where each one grows and develops as a whole child – socially, emotionally, physically and cognitively.

“Since the beginning, we’ve placed an emphasis on creating an environment where our student’s “Ms. Judy and her staff at intellect is challenged The Towne Creek School have made more than just while his/her creativity is a school, they’ve made a tapped,” said Feinstein. family! There was no The children need to be second thought as to active participants in the where to send my kids.” learning process - engaged, -Angie S. involved in hands-on activities as much as

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“Growing up at Towne Creek was a wonderful experience! I left with fond memories and lifelong friendships.

When my son was in Pre-K, he constantly amazed me by sharing information he learned at school.

The small class sizes allow the teachers to build rich relationships with each child and his/her family.

Students leave with the skills necessary to be successful in the public school setting.

Sara D., former student, parent, and First Grade FBISD teacher

possible.”

My nonbusiness backg round may be the fortuitous key to the school’s 30-year success.

Prior to founding the Towne Creek School, I was a high school French and Spanish teacher. My only experience was the education world and thus I focused on what I knew, teaching.

I set out to find the very best teachers– ones that

would engage the students and create open dialogue with the parents. We can never underestimate the value of teachers. When I think back about the teachers who made the most difference in my life, they are undoubtedly the ones who made me feel truly cared for. I wanted to be the best student I could be for those teachers. I want each of our students, regardless of age, to experience that.

The staff, excellent teachers and dedicated administrators, at Towne Creek school are amazing. Many have been with the school for 10 to 20 “When I walked back into Towne Creek after attending as a child myself, I immediately felt at home. This is a one of a kind, warm atmosphere where I am happy to send my kids to learn and play. They have both progressed extremely well. I attribute their scholastic and social success to the warm and caring teachers at Towne Creek”.

- Stefani F., former student and Towne Creek parent for 7 years

“Watching my children walk the same hallways I walked and sit in the same classrooms I sat in as a student here is an indescribable feeling. Towne Creek has always been and always will be home for me.”

-Kristen F.

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“Excellent place, warm, inviting, knowledgeable teachers and staff!!! 24 year old son attended and now 3 ½ year old granddaughter! There is no other place that encourages learning in a structured, loving and kind atmosphere!!! It is about that little person who is growing, learning and sharing...and they provide that sturdy foundation for the little one's self esteem and discovery! Amazing place to start life’s journey!”

-Carol P.

years. Their commitment to our children, families and the school astounds me.

It’s incredibly gratifying to watch a former student that has become a contributing member to society reconnect with one of our teachers or administrators, but now in the role as the parent. There’s nothing much more rewarding than that.■ For more information or to schedule a visit, contact The Towne Creek School at (281) 499-8030.

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End-of-Course STAAR assessments not 15% of final grade On January 22, 2013, the FBISD Board of Trustees a p p r o ve d the District resolution to suspend the legal requirement to count the end-ofcou rs e (E O C ) STAAR assessments as 15% of a student’s final grade in the course for the 2012-13 school year.

This change is possible because of a recent ruling from the Texas Commissioner of Education to allow school districts to defer the 15% requirement. Therefore, the EOC assessments will NOT count as 15% of your child’s final grade for this year. Note: This change involves freshman and sophomore students taking EOC assessments. Current juniors and seniors remain under TAKS assessment requirements, not EOC. For the 2012-13 school year, grade points will be awarded on semester grades. However, if the final average of a yearlong course would award the student higher grade points than the total of the two semester grades, then the final average will be used to award grade points.

Whole-course credit will be awarded if the average of the two semester grades equals at least 70. If one semester is passed and the other failed, and the average of those semesters is less than 70, credit will be awarded for the passed semester only.

Kindergarten Registration, April 8, 9,10 FORT BEND ISD Kindergarten registration dates for the school year 2013-2014 have been set for Fort Bend ISD elementary schools. As a convenience to parents and guardians, two day-time registration dates will be offered, as well as an evening registration date.

The dates are as follows: • Monday, April 8 – all elementary campuses (8:10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.)

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To register a child for kindergarten, parents will need a copy of their child’s birth certificate (or its equivalent), immunization records, social security card (if unavailable, a state ID number will be assigned), and proof of residence.

Proof of residence should include a deed, lease or mortgage agreement, a current utility bill (gas, water or electric) and an unexpired Texas driver’s license (or other government provided photo ID) that contains the address of the parent or guardian residing within the FBISD boundaries. In addition, a child must be five (5) years of age on or before September 1 to enroll in kindergarten in the state of Texas.

For more information regarding kindergarten registration, please contact the school in which your child will enroll.

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4th Annual Sienna Plantation Schools Report Card 4th annual Sienna Plantation Schools Report Card

Under the accountability provisions in the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001

(NCLB), all districts, campuses, and the state are evaluated for Adequate Yearly

Under the accountability provisions in the Mathematics grades 3 through 8 and 10 are No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 (NCLB), all summed across grades. campuses, are evaluated on performance three indicatorstarget for AYP: The is based on test districts,Districts, campuses, and the and statethe arestate evaluated Reading/ELA, Mathematics, one Other Indicator.

Results Reading/ELA and for the full results forforstudents enrolled for Adequate Yearly Progressand (AYP). academic year. The participation target is Districts, grades campuses, and 8the Mathematics 3 through and state 10 areare summed across grades. based on participation inthe the evaluated on three indicators for AYP: The performance target is based on test results for students enrolled for fullassessment Reading/ELA, Mathematics, and one Other program of all students enrolled on the day of academic year. The participation target is based on participation in the assessment Indicator. Results for Reading/ELA and testing.

Progress (AYP).

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Scanlan Sienna Schiff Oaks Crossing Elementary Elementary Elementary % of % of % of Students Students Students Met Met Met Standard Standard Standard Reading/English Language Arts (AYP Target: 87%) 2011 - 2012 98 99 97 2010 - 2011 99 >99 96 Mathematics (AYP Target: 83%) 2011 - 2012 99 99 93 2010 - 2011 98 99 95

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Ridge Point High School % of Students Met Standard

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