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Jacobs Primary School
Welcome to the 2012-2013 school year! The entire staff at Jacobs Primary is looking forward to working with you and your children.
I would like to take this opportunity to introduce myself. My name is Mrs. Rosemary Rooker, Principal, Jacobs Primary. I am beginning my 31st year in education and have worked in various positions. Most recently, I was the Principal at Northview Primary. I was at Northview for six years and enjoy working with children in our Primary Schools. l am the mother of five children, three are in college and two who are "on their own." My husband, Ron works for the American Red Cross here in Hancock County. We live in Findlay and share our home with one very large Chocolate Labrador named Yogi Bear.
As principal, I am looking forward to working with your children and working as an instructional leader here at Jacobs. I would like to encourage you to stop by and introduce yourself. I am anxious to get to know the families of Jacobs. If throughout the school year you have any questions or if I can be of any help, please feel free to call. Here we go.....
2012-2013 Theme: "We are a box of crayons each of us unique, but when we get together, the picture is complete!"
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Contact Information
Jacobs Primary School
Jacobs Avenue
Findlay, OH 45840
Phone: 419.425.8299
Fax: 419.427.5458
School Times
First Bell: 8:50 am
Tardy Bell at 9:05 am
Breakfast for walkers: 8:45 am
Last breakfast served: 9:00 am
Dismissal at 3:30 pm
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Third Grade Reading Guarantee
Recent legislation strengthened the Third Grade Reading Guarantee to give greater emphasis to reading instruction and intervention in the early grades. Through this initiative, school districts and community schools will diagnose reading deficiencies in students at grades kindergarten through three, create individualized reading improvement and monitoring plans and provide intensive reading interventions. The new law also includes additional requirements for school districts and community schools. (Source: Ohio Department of Education)
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