Rehoboth Elementary School multilingual learner family night attendees shown are in back (l-r) Kim Cross, Victoria Ksebe, Amanda Lima-Rodrigues, Fernando Ribeiro, Samuel Fernando, Kamila Fernandes Costa Cardoso, Diella Oliveira de Souza and Bruno Alves de Souza. In front are Evellyn and Kellvyn De Paula Ribeiro, Fernando Dias, Bruna Alves Oliveira De Souza and Jhonatan Alves Oliveira De Souza. SUBMITTED PHOTO
Applying the Bridges skip counting strategy that helps develop essential math skills is Jennifer Quintanilla, left, with her mother Janet Alarcon.
Enjoying pizza after their session and take-home activities supporting math and literacy are Asaf and Rose Ohana.
Exploring the make-and-take activities are (l-r) Fernando Ribeiro and his two children, Evellyn and Kellvyn De Paula Ribeiro.
Gathered for multilingual learner family night at Rehoboth Elementary are (l-r) teachers Victoria Ksebe and Kim Cross, parent Zaudi Lara Ramirez, student Isis Carranza Ramirez and teacher Samantha Buttridge.
Rehoboth Elementary School multilingual learner family night attendees shown are in back (l-r) Kim Cross, Victoria Ksebe, Amanda Lima-Rodrigues, Fernando Ribeiro, Samuel Fernando, Kamila Fernandes Costa Cardoso, Diella Oliveira de Souza and Bruno Alves de Souza. In front are Evellyn and Kellvyn De Paula Ribeiro, Fernando Dias, Bruna Alves Oliveira De Souza and Jhonatan Alves Oliveira De Souza. SUBMITTED PHOTO
Applying the Bridges skip counting strategy that helps develop essential math skills is Jennifer Quintanilla, left, with her mother Janet Alarcon.
Enjoying pizza after their session and take-home activities supporting math and literacy are Asaf and Rose Ohana.
Exploring the make-and-take activities are (l-r) Fernando Ribeiro and his two children, Evellyn and Kellvyn De Paula Ribeiro.
Gathered for multilingual learner family night at Rehoboth Elementary are (l-r) teachers Victoria Ksebe and Kim Cross, parent Zaudi Lara Ramirez, student Isis Carranza Ramirez and teacher Samantha Buttridge.Rehoboth Elementary School welcomed new and returning families Oct. 20 for a fun and informative multilingual learner family night.
Families and children connected with staff to learn about school procedures, rules and expectations, and engage in activities that promote success both in and out of the classroom. They participated in hands-on, make-and-take activity sessions, creating materials and games designed to support reading, writing and math practice at home.
With the guidance of Cape Henlopen High School volunteer Amanda Lima-Rodrigues and Rehoboth Elementary teachers Kim Cross, Victoria Ksebe and Samantha Buttridge, families explored strategies to reinforce learning while building confidence in their children’s academic abilities. The evening served as both a celebration of community and a valuable opportunity to empower families with the tools and knowledge to help their children grow and succeed throughout the school year.
Rehoboth Elementary School multilingual learner family night attendees shown are in back (l-r) Kim Cross, Victoria Ksebe, Amanda Lima-Rodrigues, Fernando Ribeiro, Samuel Fernando, Kamila Fernandes Costa Cardoso, Diella Oliveira de Souza and Bruno Alves de Souza. In front are Evellyn and Kellvyn De Paula Ribeiro, Fernando Dias, Bruna Alves Oliveira De Souza and Jhonatan Alves Oliveira De Souza. SUBMITTED PHOTO
Applying the Bridges skip counting strategy that helps develop essential math skills is Jennifer Quintanilla, left, with her mother Janet Alarcon.
Enjoying pizza after their session and take-home activities supporting math and literacy are Asaf and Rose Ohana.
Exploring the make-and-take activities are (l-r) Fernando Ribeiro and his two children, Evellyn and Kellvyn De Paula Ribeiro.
Gathered for multilingual learner family night at Rehoboth Elementary are (l-r) teachers Victoria Ksebe and Kim Cross, parent Zaudi Lara Ramirez, student Isis Carranza Ramirez and teacher Samantha Buttridge.




