“Let your light shine before others, that they may see your good works and give glory to your Father who is in heaven.” — Matthew 5:16
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About Ms. Reyes
I am excited to welcome your child to Third Grade at Saint Leo the Great Catholic School. My background includes work in law and government, serving as a Teaching Assistant in English Literature at Pace University, and supporting students here at Saint Leo as a Second Grade Instructional Assistant. These experiences have prepared me to guide students with structure, empathy, and high expectations. Outside of school, I enjoy walking and hiking with my daughter and our dog, and I have a lifelong love of reading and art history that I look forward to sharing with my students.
Contact Information
Email:dreyes@saintleothegreatschool.org
Preferred contact: Email (I reply within 48 hours on school days)
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How to Access Schoology
How to Access Schoology
How to access Schoology
Log in to Saint Leo the Great school account.
On the Student Start Page, click the Schoology link (right side under Useful Links) OR use the Schoology link on this teacher page.
Sign in to Schoology using the username and password for the student’s Saint Leo account.
K–3 & new students username format: 8th grade graduating class + first letter first name + full last name (no spaces, no caps) (e.g., 22jsmith)
K–3 & new students password format: 8th grade graduating class + first letter first name + first letter last name + lions (no spaces, no caps) (e.g., 22jslions)
Click Log In.
Click Courses (top left).
Select the course (e.g., “3rd Grade Homeroom”).
Note: Parents who wish to access Schoology must log in as their child using the steps above. To view grades, use PowerSchool.
Classroom Culture
At Saint Leo the Great, our school theme this year is “Be the Light of Hope.”
In 3rd grade, we will show this by:
– Practicing kindness and respect in our words and actions
– Taking responsibility for our learning and choices
– Encouraging one another
– Living our faith through prayer, service, and Christian values
Each week, students will reflect on how they can bring light to our classroom and community in small, meaningful ways.
Classroom Spotlight
Classroom Spotlight
Every two weeks, our class will celebrate a Classroom Spotlight Student.
Classmates will create paper hearts with compliments and examples of how the student has been a “light for others.”
These hearts will be displayed on our “Hearts for Jesus” bulletin board, reminding us we can share Christ’s love through our words and actions.
Parents will see this board in our classroom, and I’ll share highlights in newsletters so families can join in celebrating each child.
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