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Ms. Hall

Welcome to the 2025–2026 school year at Warner Girls’ Leadership Academy and Room A201! I’m Ms. Hall, and I’m thrilled to be your child’s 6th–8th Grade English Language Arts (ELA) teacher. This is my fifth year at WGLA, and I’m excited to begin another year of learning, growth, and achievement with our amazing Wildflowers.


My Commitment to You

I believe that every student has the potential to thrive when supported by a strong partnership between school and home. My goal is to help each Wildflower realize her full potential by fostering a love for reading, writing, and critical thinking. Together, we’ll build a classroom community where curiosity, creativity, and confidence are celebrated.


What We’ll Learn – Ohio ELA Standards

6th Grade ELA:

  • Citing textual evidence to support analysis
  • Determining central ideas and themes
  • Analyzing how authors develop ideas and characters
  • Writing arguments, informative texts, and narratives
  • Conducting short research projects
  • Using academic vocabulary and grammar conventions

7th Grade ELA:

  • Analyzing interactions between individuals, events, and ideas
  • Evaluating arguments and claims in a text
  • Comparing and contrasting fictional and historical accounts
  • Writing with clarity, structure, and purpose
  • Engaging in collaborative discussions and presentations

8th Grade ELA:

  • Evaluating the impact of word choice and tone
  • Analyzing how authors structure texts and develop arguments
  • Writing well-supported arguments and informative essays
  • Conducting research and synthesizing information
  • Strengthening command of grammar, usage, and mechanics

Students will engage with a variety of high-quality texts across genres and respond through writing, discussion, and digital platforms.


Classroom Tools & Activities

  • Daily warm-ups and vocabulary practice
  • Reading and writing workshops
  • Text-based discussions and Socratic seminars
  • Digital assignments and assessments
  • Independent and group projects

Arrival & Attendance

  • Doors open at 7:45 AM for breakfast. All students must eat breakfast and report to the gym for pick-up.
  • Instruction begins at 8:05 AM. Students arriving after this time are considered late and must sign in at the office to receive a late pass.

Dismissal Procedures

  • Dismissal begins at 2:25 PM and ends at 2:35 PM.
  • Early Pick-Up: Must be completed by 1:30 PM
  • Dismissal Changes: Must be communicated by a parent or guardian, either in writing or directly to a staff member

Dress Code

Students are expected to be in uniform every day:

  • Tops: Solid-colored purple or red polo shirts
  • Sweaters/Sweatshirts: Solid purple, red, black, navy, or white (no hoods)
  • Bottoms: Khaki, tan, black, or navy pants, shorts, skirts, or skorts
  • Shoes: Closed-toe only (no flip-flops, Crocs, slides, or sandals)
    If you need assistance with uniforms, please contact us.

Communication

We use Class Dojo Messenger as the primary communication tool for all 6th–8th grade teachers.
Check Class Story for updates on middle school events, classroom activities, and important dates.

📧 Email: iranette.hall@clevelandmetroschools.org


Please know that I am here to support both you and your Wildflower. If you ever have questions or concerns, don’t hesitate to reach out. I look forward to a fantastic year of learning and growth!

Warmly,
Ms. Hall
6th–8th Grade ELA Teacher
Warner Girls’ Leadership Academy