Our commitments and standards
As teachers, you need to familiarize yourself with the way we work and with the requirements, therefore, please read each section carefully.
The school day is divided into six teaching periods, each of forty-five minute duration. The full class schedule can be found on ASMs official website.
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Student Planners and Weekly Letters
Each student from Grades 1 through 5 receives a Student Planner at the start of the academic year. The Student Planner allows students to write down, in diary form, what homework they have for each subject each day. Once the homework is written in the Student Planner, the teacher puts his/her signature next to the work. It is vital that students bring the Student Planner to school each day and that parents also keep a check on the homework set and make sure that students complete all homework as appropriate.
Student Planners are issued during the first week of the school year by the teachers.
Teachers teaching from Grades 1 through 4 write a Weekly Letter throughout the year. This letter should detail the class work of that week, as well as information regarding upcoming tests, quizzes, etc. It is to be completed by Thursday evening each week. The Principal e-mails all letters to parents every Friday.
Supplies/Materials/Issuing of School Books
On the first day of school each of the teachers provide a supply list for each subject, listing required supplies/materials that students need to bring with them to class.
The teachers provide all students with textbooks. The teacher(s) will give students their books during the first week of the school year. It is the student’s responsibility to look after the book throughout the academic year. All school textbooks are to be returned to the teacher who issued them at the end of the academic year.
Online Teaching and Learning
American School Macedonia also offers remote learning to students who are out of the country. Therefore, teachers must be prepared to deliver high-quality instruction that will prepare students to meet the expected standards in an on-site and online learning environment. More information about online teaching can be found in the Online Teaching Plan.