The newsletter provides information about upcoming events at Crossroads Charter Academy Elementary including field trips, sports activities, and meetings. It also includes reminders about school pick-up procedures, lunch menu, and requests for donations of items and box tops. The Cross Country Club is inviting new members and includes a permission slip. Immunizations are encouraged to avoid funding issues.
This document provides information from the Crossroads Charter Academy Elementary Newsletter including upcoming events, lunch menu, box top collection details, and a 2nd grade canned food drive. It also outlines new student pick-up and drop-off protocols for the elementary, middle, and high school areas with designated zones and traffic flow instructions intended to reduce congestion. Safety measures include adult crossing guards and staggered crossing of Marion Avenue to allow traffic to clear. Cooperation from all is requested to establish routines at the new parking areas.
This document provides information from the Crossroads Charter Academy Elementary Newsletter including upcoming events, lunch menu, a wishing tree initiative, and box top collection details. It also outlines new student pick-up and drop-off protocols for the elementary school to improve traffic flow using designated areas and crosswalks with the help of staff and crossing guards. The goal is to make daily commutes less stressful and safer for all.
Several clubs and events are looking for student involvement including a drama performance, baseball meeting, and school clothing order. The phys ed department is taking a trip to a bowling alley and volunteers are needed for a duck race BBQ. A masquerade semi-formal is coming up on Friday with ticket sales this week. Youth activities are happening in Wasaga Beach over the May long weekend. Blue Mountain is also holding a summer job fair.
The school newsletter provides information on upcoming events and activities at Williams Parkway Senior Public School. It announces that choir tryouts will be held, grade 6 students are planning a field trip to an Aboriginal festival, and grade 8 students need to pay their $30 activity fee. It also discusses International Walk to School Month, the start of after school soccer and football, and World Teacher Appreciation Day.
The document provides information about the P.E.A.C.E. Camp hosted by the Thomas Jefferson Unitarian Church. The camp aims to build tolerance, communication skills, and community through activities that lift compassion. It will take place over two weeks in July and August for children entering 1st through 5th grades. Families can register using the included form and scholarships are available.
CPR and first aid training is available for co-op and SHSM students on Tuesday and Wednesday. Students should sign up in guidance. There is also a Boston pizza fundraiser tonight featuring an all you can eat buffet for $20 per person. Badminton players have practice today at lunch and Wednesday night from 7-9 pm in preparation for regionals. The deadline for grad gown rentals is April 5th or 10th-13th at a cost of $25.
This newsletter from Crossroads Charter Academy provides information about upcoming events at the elementary school for the week of October 18, 2012. It announces that elementary picture day will be on Thursday October 25th and that the 5th and 6th grade musical, Treasure Island, will have its performance on Thursday October 25th at 7:00pm in the CCA Auditorium. It also provides the weekly lunch menu and informs parents about the MEAP tests that students will be taking from October 9-25.
This document summarizes an interview with Ron Cordes, the co-founder and executive co-chairman of AssetMark. It discusses Cordes' journey to impact investing and how he transitioned his family foundation's portfolio to be 100% invested for impact and ESG goals. Cordes describes how his initial 20% allocation to impact investing outperformed during the 2008 financial crisis because it was invested in uncorrelated assets in developing markets. He discusses how he helped grow the impact investing field through organizations like ImpactAssets by educating financial advisors and connecting them to impact fund managers. Cordes' theory of change is that impact investing can help solve big social and environmental problems by mobilizing more capital from financial markets beyond just phil
This document provides information from the Crossroads Charter Academy Elementary Newsletter including upcoming events, lunch menu, box top collection details, and a 2nd grade canned food drive. It also outlines new student pick-up and drop-off protocols for the elementary, middle, and high school areas with designated zones and traffic flow instructions intended to reduce congestion. Safety measures include adult crossing guards and staggered crossing of Marion Avenue to allow traffic to clear. Cooperation from all is requested to establish routines at the new parking areas.
This document provides information from the Crossroads Charter Academy Elementary Newsletter including upcoming events, lunch menu, a wishing tree initiative, and box top collection details. It also outlines new student pick-up and drop-off protocols for the elementary school to improve traffic flow using designated areas and crosswalks with the help of staff and crossing guards. The goal is to make daily commutes less stressful and safer for all.
Several clubs and events are looking for student involvement including a drama performance, baseball meeting, and school clothing order. The phys ed department is taking a trip to a bowling alley and volunteers are needed for a duck race BBQ. A masquerade semi-formal is coming up on Friday with ticket sales this week. Youth activities are happening in Wasaga Beach over the May long weekend. Blue Mountain is also holding a summer job fair.
The school newsletter provides information on upcoming events and activities at Williams Parkway Senior Public School. It announces that choir tryouts will be held, grade 6 students are planning a field trip to an Aboriginal festival, and grade 8 students need to pay their $30 activity fee. It also discusses International Walk to School Month, the start of after school soccer and football, and World Teacher Appreciation Day.
The document provides information about the P.E.A.C.E. Camp hosted by the Thomas Jefferson Unitarian Church. The camp aims to build tolerance, communication skills, and community through activities that lift compassion. It will take place over two weeks in July and August for children entering 1st through 5th grades. Families can register using the included form and scholarships are available.
CPR and first aid training is available for co-op and SHSM students on Tuesday and Wednesday. Students should sign up in guidance. There is also a Boston pizza fundraiser tonight featuring an all you can eat buffet for $20 per person. Badminton players have practice today at lunch and Wednesday night from 7-9 pm in preparation for regionals. The deadline for grad gown rentals is April 5th or 10th-13th at a cost of $25.
This newsletter from Crossroads Charter Academy provides information about upcoming events at the elementary school for the week of October 18, 2012. It announces that elementary picture day will be on Thursday October 25th and that the 5th and 6th grade musical, Treasure Island, will have its performance on Thursday October 25th at 7:00pm in the CCA Auditorium. It also provides the weekly lunch menu and informs parents about the MEAP tests that students will be taking from October 9-25.
This document summarizes an interview with Ron Cordes, the co-founder and executive co-chairman of AssetMark. It discusses Cordes' journey to impact investing and how he transitioned his family foundation's portfolio to be 100% invested for impact and ESG goals. Cordes describes how his initial 20% allocation to impact investing outperformed during the 2008 financial crisis because it was invested in uncorrelated assets in developing markets. He discusses how he helped grow the impact investing field through organizations like ImpactAssets by educating financial advisors and connecting them to impact fund managers. Cordes' theory of change is that impact investing can help solve big social and environmental problems by mobilizing more capital from financial markets beyond just phil
This document summarizes an interview with Ron Cordes, the co-founder and executive co-chairman of AssetMark. It discusses Cordes' journey to impact investing and how he transitioned his family foundation's portfolio to be 100% invested for impact and ESG goals. Cordes describes how his initial 20% allocation to impact investing outperformed during the 2008 financial crisis because it was invested in uncorrelated assets in developing markets. He discusses how he helped grow the impact investing field through organizations like ImpactAssets by educating financial advisors and connecting them to impact fund managers. Cordes' theory of change is that impact investing can help solve big social and environmental problems by mobilizing more capital from financial markets beyond just phil
Lola Olivero is a holistic therapist based in Florianopolis, Brazil who treats the whole person including physical, mental, and spiritual aspects. She believes in guiding clients towards healthy habits and understanding their body and needs to prevent diseases. Her consultations include disciplines like nutrition, herbs, counseling, massage, and energy work to improve health and lifestyle balance.
Haiku Deck is a presentation tool that allows users to create Haiku style slideshows. The tool encourages users to get started making their own Haiku Deck presentations which can be shared on SlideShare. In just a few clicks, users can design beautiful, minimalist slides to tell their story visually.
Edward de Valle II is the first of two children of Edward de Valle and Maria Christina Noya. Birthed with a will to strive for excellence and high expectations from a family of educators, Edward’s organization and commitment to who and what he wanted in life has brought him to where he is today
The International Baccalaureate Primary Years Program (PYP) is a rigorous, internationally recognized program for students that develops globally-minded, inquisitive problem solvers. The PYP curriculum is inquiry-based and organized around six transdisciplinary themes, empowering students to take learning beyond the classroom. It focuses on developing knowledge, concepts, skills, attitudes, and actions in students outlined in the IB Learner Profile through five essential elements.
This document provides an overview of a print advertising campaign for Adele's 2016 concert tour. It discusses the aims and objectives of promoting awareness and ticket sales for the tour. A website and YouTube video were used to advertise the tour dates and locations. The target audience is described as spanning all ages, genders, classes and nationalities. Representation of Adele in the poster aims to attract viewers through her appearance and portrayal of an enjoyable, relaxing experience at the concerts.
El documento resume la experiencia positiva del autor con Office 365 en la UTPL, destacando que facilita el trabajo grupal y compartir información de manera rápida y cómoda. También describe cómo Office 365 permite realizar proyectos grupales de forma más fácil y cómoda sin necesidad de reunirse físicamente, y cómo sus herramientas facilitan la creación de documentos y presentaciones en línea de manera relacionada a su carrera en computación. Finalmente, presenta las ventajas y desventajas de Office 365 en la educación.
The newsletter summarizes the first week back at Crossroads Charter Academy Elementary and provides information about upcoming events. It discusses working to develop curiosity and courage in students. It also provides reminders about pick-up procedures, menus for the week, sports sign-ups, immunization deadlines, and opportunities for activities like Tae Kwon Do, preschool, and Girl Scouts.
This newsletter provides information about upcoming events at Crossroads Charter Academy Elementary for the week of December 10, 2010. It lists after school activities, sports games, assemblies, fundraisers and other announcements. It also includes the weekly lunch menu and notices about homework club, a parent workshop, book recommendations and a bulletin board for donating needed school supplies.
This newsletter provides information about upcoming December events at Crossroads Charter Academy's 6th grade, including market days, basketball games, skating, and a Christmas party. It discusses the positive behavior system and student work on poetry presentations. It also provides reminders about checking grades online, finding appropriate reading level books, collecting recycling for a class trip, and eligibility policies for sports.
This document is the school newsletter from Sand Point School that provides information about upcoming events and activities for the week. It includes the school lunch menu, after school activity schedule, notices about immunizations from the public health nurse, congratulations to students making all-state teams, and information about reading goals and scholarship opportunities.
This document provides information about upcoming events at a middle school for the week of March 3-7, including a movie day on March 14. It outlines the daily schedule for movie day where students will watch movies in their classrooms from 7:40-9:25 am, then teachers will escort students to the gym for faculty vs. student basketball games. The document also provides details about spirit week from March 10-14 involving dress up themes and after school activities each day. Finally, it lists supervision duties and movie options for the planned movie day.
Stayner Collegiate Institute Announcements - September 7, 2016Ken Stayner
The Stayner Fall Festival is seeking volunteers for September 18th. Volunteer forms are available in the main office or guidance. Students interested in playing varsity boys' soccer or junior girls' basketball should see the listed teachers. An invitation was also extended to all grade 9-10 girls interested in the junior girls' basketball team to try out on September 9th at 6:45am in the gym.
The document is a newsletter from Perry Heights Middle School that provides updates on various school events and activities. It congratulates the speech team for their performance in a recent competition and lists the individual student placements. It also provides information about upcoming school events like a parent meeting, dance, book rental invoices, and fall sports schedule.
1) The principal's newsletter announces several upcoming events in September including a choir practice, ski trip, drama festival, and parent-teacher conferences.
2) A group of students selected for excellent behavior will meet the All Blacks in Winton on September 2nd.
3) The school skiers will depart for a ski trip at Coronet Peak the next day.
4) The newsletter provides other reminders and announcements regarding fundraising, school accounts, and the mobile dental clinic.
This document provides important dates, information about school trips and events, and acknowledges student achievements. It notifies parents about upcoming parent-teacher interviews, reminds them about unpaid school accounts, and advertises fundraising opportunities. The principal announces that the school website has been updated with new content.
This newsletter from Crossroads Charter Academy Elementary provides information about upcoming events and activities at the school for the week of September 28, 2012. It announces a comedy and magic show for mothers and sons on October 20th, the weekly lunch menu, requests for volunteers, rehearsal details for a 5th and 6th grade musical, a 3rd floor food drive competition, and an encouragement from the principal about assessing student growth and potential.
FBLA will sponsor a Hat Day fundraiser on September 17th, where students can wear hats to school for $1 and prizes will be awarded for most creative hats. Tryouts for the Quiz Bowl team will be held on September 14th after school. Students can also join FBLA for $9 by September 30th and attend an informational meeting on September 15th. Additionally, permission slips are due September 15th for an FBLA field trip on October 6th.
This newsletter from Tisbury School provides information to parents about upcoming events, dates to diary, notices, and community announcements. It reminds parents about school hours, attendance policies, and health alerts. It advertises upcoming assemblies, public health nurse visits, sausage sizzles, and sports fees. It also provides lunch box ideas and handy hints for students.
This newsletter from Tisbury School provides information to parents about upcoming events, dates, announcements and notices. It includes details about choir practice, school photos, a parent information night on helping children with maths and literacy, an opportunity for cyber safety training with John Parsons, the importance of attendance, and education outside the classroom events coming up in Term 4. It also provides lunch box ideas and reminders about public health nurse visits, sausages sizzles, sports fees and spare clothes for students.
This newsletter from Tisbury School provides information to parents about upcoming events, dates, announcements and notices. It includes details about choir practice, school photos, a parent information night on helping children with maths and literacy, an evening on cyber safety, attendance policies, and the school's education outside the classroom programme. It also provides lunch box ideas and reminds parents to check for headlice.
This newsletter from Tisbury School provides information to parents about upcoming events, dates, notices and reminders. It announces parent information evenings on cyber safety and helping children with maths, reading and writing. It also lists hot dates for the next two weeks like school photos, choir practice and an agricultural day. Notices are provided about attendance, lunch box ideas, health alerts and community notices.
This document summarizes an interview with Ron Cordes, the co-founder and executive co-chairman of AssetMark. It discusses Cordes' journey to impact investing and how he transitioned his family foundation's portfolio to be 100% invested for impact and ESG goals. Cordes describes how his initial 20% allocation to impact investing outperformed during the 2008 financial crisis because it was invested in uncorrelated assets in developing markets. He discusses how he helped grow the impact investing field through organizations like ImpactAssets by educating financial advisors and connecting them to impact fund managers. Cordes' theory of change is that impact investing can help solve big social and environmental problems by mobilizing more capital from financial markets beyond just phil
Lola Olivero is a holistic therapist based in Florianopolis, Brazil who treats the whole person including physical, mental, and spiritual aspects. She believes in guiding clients towards healthy habits and understanding their body and needs to prevent diseases. Her consultations include disciplines like nutrition, herbs, counseling, massage, and energy work to improve health and lifestyle balance.
Haiku Deck is a presentation tool that allows users to create Haiku style slideshows. The tool encourages users to get started making their own Haiku Deck presentations which can be shared on SlideShare. In just a few clicks, users can design beautiful, minimalist slides to tell their story visually.
Edward de Valle II is the first of two children of Edward de Valle and Maria Christina Noya. Birthed with a will to strive for excellence and high expectations from a family of educators, Edward’s organization and commitment to who and what he wanted in life has brought him to where he is today
The International Baccalaureate Primary Years Program (PYP) is a rigorous, internationally recognized program for students that develops globally-minded, inquisitive problem solvers. The PYP curriculum is inquiry-based and organized around six transdisciplinary themes, empowering students to take learning beyond the classroom. It focuses on developing knowledge, concepts, skills, attitudes, and actions in students outlined in the IB Learner Profile through five essential elements.
This document provides an overview of a print advertising campaign for Adele's 2016 concert tour. It discusses the aims and objectives of promoting awareness and ticket sales for the tour. A website and YouTube video were used to advertise the tour dates and locations. The target audience is described as spanning all ages, genders, classes and nationalities. Representation of Adele in the poster aims to attract viewers through her appearance and portrayal of an enjoyable, relaxing experience at the concerts.
El documento resume la experiencia positiva del autor con Office 365 en la UTPL, destacando que facilita el trabajo grupal y compartir información de manera rápida y cómoda. También describe cómo Office 365 permite realizar proyectos grupales de forma más fácil y cómoda sin necesidad de reunirse físicamente, y cómo sus herramientas facilitan la creación de documentos y presentaciones en línea de manera relacionada a su carrera en computación. Finalmente, presenta las ventajas y desventajas de Office 365 en la educación.
The newsletter summarizes the first week back at Crossroads Charter Academy Elementary and provides information about upcoming events. It discusses working to develop curiosity and courage in students. It also provides reminders about pick-up procedures, menus for the week, sports sign-ups, immunization deadlines, and opportunities for activities like Tae Kwon Do, preschool, and Girl Scouts.
This newsletter provides information about upcoming events at Crossroads Charter Academy Elementary for the week of December 10, 2010. It lists after school activities, sports games, assemblies, fundraisers and other announcements. It also includes the weekly lunch menu and notices about homework club, a parent workshop, book recommendations and a bulletin board for donating needed school supplies.
This newsletter provides information about upcoming December events at Crossroads Charter Academy's 6th grade, including market days, basketball games, skating, and a Christmas party. It discusses the positive behavior system and student work on poetry presentations. It also provides reminders about checking grades online, finding appropriate reading level books, collecting recycling for a class trip, and eligibility policies for sports.
This document is the school newsletter from Sand Point School that provides information about upcoming events and activities for the week. It includes the school lunch menu, after school activity schedule, notices about immunizations from the public health nurse, congratulations to students making all-state teams, and information about reading goals and scholarship opportunities.
This document provides information about upcoming events at a middle school for the week of March 3-7, including a movie day on March 14. It outlines the daily schedule for movie day where students will watch movies in their classrooms from 7:40-9:25 am, then teachers will escort students to the gym for faculty vs. student basketball games. The document also provides details about spirit week from March 10-14 involving dress up themes and after school activities each day. Finally, it lists supervision duties and movie options for the planned movie day.
Stayner Collegiate Institute Announcements - September 7, 2016Ken Stayner
The Stayner Fall Festival is seeking volunteers for September 18th. Volunteer forms are available in the main office or guidance. Students interested in playing varsity boys' soccer or junior girls' basketball should see the listed teachers. An invitation was also extended to all grade 9-10 girls interested in the junior girls' basketball team to try out on September 9th at 6:45am in the gym.
The document is a newsletter from Perry Heights Middle School that provides updates on various school events and activities. It congratulates the speech team for their performance in a recent competition and lists the individual student placements. It also provides information about upcoming school events like a parent meeting, dance, book rental invoices, and fall sports schedule.
1) The principal's newsletter announces several upcoming events in September including a choir practice, ski trip, drama festival, and parent-teacher conferences.
2) A group of students selected for excellent behavior will meet the All Blacks in Winton on September 2nd.
3) The school skiers will depart for a ski trip at Coronet Peak the next day.
4) The newsletter provides other reminders and announcements regarding fundraising, school accounts, and the mobile dental clinic.
This document provides important dates, information about school trips and events, and acknowledges student achievements. It notifies parents about upcoming parent-teacher interviews, reminds them about unpaid school accounts, and advertises fundraising opportunities. The principal announces that the school website has been updated with new content.
This newsletter from Crossroads Charter Academy Elementary provides information about upcoming events and activities at the school for the week of September 28, 2012. It announces a comedy and magic show for mothers and sons on October 20th, the weekly lunch menu, requests for volunteers, rehearsal details for a 5th and 6th grade musical, a 3rd floor food drive competition, and an encouragement from the principal about assessing student growth and potential.
FBLA will sponsor a Hat Day fundraiser on September 17th, where students can wear hats to school for $1 and prizes will be awarded for most creative hats. Tryouts for the Quiz Bowl team will be held on September 14th after school. Students can also join FBLA for $9 by September 30th and attend an informational meeting on September 15th. Additionally, permission slips are due September 15th for an FBLA field trip on October 6th.
This newsletter from Tisbury School provides information to parents about upcoming events, dates to diary, notices, and community announcements. It reminds parents about school hours, attendance policies, and health alerts. It advertises upcoming assemblies, public health nurse visits, sausage sizzles, and sports fees. It also provides lunch box ideas and handy hints for students.
This newsletter from Tisbury School provides information to parents about upcoming events, dates, announcements and notices. It includes details about choir practice, school photos, a parent information night on helping children with maths and literacy, an opportunity for cyber safety training with John Parsons, the importance of attendance, and education outside the classroom events coming up in Term 4. It also provides lunch box ideas and reminders about public health nurse visits, sausages sizzles, sports fees and spare clothes for students.
This newsletter from Tisbury School provides information to parents about upcoming events, dates, announcements and notices. It includes details about choir practice, school photos, a parent information night on helping children with maths and literacy, an evening on cyber safety, attendance policies, and the school's education outside the classroom programme. It also provides lunch box ideas and reminds parents to check for headlice.
This newsletter from Tisbury School provides information to parents about upcoming events, dates, notices and reminders. It announces parent information evenings on cyber safety and helping children with maths, reading and writing. It also lists hot dates for the next two weeks like school photos, choir practice and an agricultural day. Notices are provided about attendance, lunch box ideas, health alerts and community notices.
This document provides information about upcoming events and schedule changes at the school. It is organized by date and includes: a PD day with no school on Monday; adjusted lunch and flex times and evening parent-teacher interviews on Tuesday through Thursday; classes starting at 9:30am on Friday with lunch at 12:06pm. Future dates are also noted like ski trips, no school days, early dismissal, and spring break. The weekly menu and announcements about sports teams, draws and nominations are also included.
This document appears to be a newsletter from Sand Point School that provides information on upcoming events and activities for the week. It includes the school calendar, notices from the principal, library updates, lunch menu, and achievements and activities from different classes. Events advertised include parent-teacher conferences, a basketball game, and Easter bake sale. The newsletter provides details on classes' science experiments, reading goals, and teen center hours.
This document is the March 25th edition of the Sand Point School newsletter. It provides information on upcoming events at the school such as parent teacher conferences, a bake sale, and basketball games. It also outlines the weekly schedule for the library, gym, and pool hours. Various classroom updates are given, such as the second grade science project on mealworms. The lunch menu and AR reading goals are listed as well.
The document contains announcements for students at SCI on Wednesday, September 12th including reminders about returning library books, sports forms, meetings for travel to Europe, band practice, and tryouts/practices for various sports teams being rescheduled. It also provides information on cafeteria specials, dress code policies, and a new daily bell schedule starting in September.
The document is a newsletter providing information about events and activities taking place at the Sand Point School and in the local community. It includes schedules for the library, gym, pool and other facilities for each day of the week. It also lists upcoming school and community events such as beach cleanups, an Earth Day fair, Aleutian Olympics, a spring bazaar and community cleanup. Information about school lunches and AR reading goals are also included.
Ms. Hanks' lesson plan outlines her schedule and lessons for the week of February 4-8. On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays she teaches English Language Arts, focusing on comprehension, fiction, inference activities and read alouds of The Phantom Tollbooth. Math lessons cover fractions, decimals, and rational numbers. Social Studies discusses Earth's interior and plate tectonics.
This document contains Ms. Hanks' lesson plans for the week of December 3-7. Her plans include various subjects each day such as morning routines, English language arts focusing on novel reading and vocabulary, math lessons on topics like inequalities and graphing, science units on Latin America, and special activities like music, art, and physical education. The document provides details on assignments, assessments, and other classroom activities scheduled each day that week.
This document outlines Ms. Hanks' lesson plans for the week of November 26-30. Each day includes a morning routine, specials classes like music and art, independent reading time, English language arts focusing on skills like inference and novel reading, math lessons on topics like equations and inequalities, science covering themes in Latin America, and an afternoon routine with study hall and dismissal. Tests are scheduled for spelling on Tuesday and math on Friday.
This newsletter from Crossroads Charter Academy Elementary provides information about upcoming events for the week of November 9, 2012 including Veterans Day programs, fall activities, and fundraisers being held by student groups. It also includes the weekly school lunch menu and notices about programs for gifted students and families in need around the holidays.
This document contains Ms. Hanks' lesson plans for the week of October 29th to November 2nd. It details the daily schedule, subjects being taught each period, and activities planned for each class. Key subjects include ELA focusing on the book Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry, math reviewing fractions and taking a chapter 1 test, and science lessons on changes in communities and biomes.
This document contains Ms. Hanks' lesson plans for the week of October 22-26. Each day includes a morning routine and schedule of classes like art, music, PE, ELA, math, science, and study hall/independent reading. Monday's ELA lesson focuses on analyzing sentences and chapters in Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry. Tuesday includes spelling and grammar lessons. Wednesday has a character discussion and math assessment on integers and order of operations. Thursday reviews pronoun rules and finishes Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry. Friday includes a spelling test, reading informational texts, and market day in science.
Ms. Hanks' lesson plan outlines her schedule and activities for a week of classes. On Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays, she will lead morning routines and specials, then hold ELA and math blocks. Science will be taught after lunch those days. Thursday will include spelling and ELA activities, while Friday will focus on reviewing tests and preparing for the following week.
Market Day is an event where students can sell items to parents and other classes. Students are responsible for their own money and cleaning up. One class will shop at a time while the other sells items. Parents will be given money to spend but must return any funds not used. Students must follow rules around behavior and money handling or risk losing privileges for Market Day.
Ms. Hanks' lesson plan outlines her schedule and activities for the week of October 1-5. Each day includes a morning routine and specials period from 7:55-9:10. From 9:10-10:00 students have independent reading and study hall. The core subjects of ELA, math, and science are covered from 10:00-2:45 daily. Her plans detail the specific lessons, assignments, and assessments for each subject each day.
This document contains Ms. Hanks' lesson plans for the week of September 24-28. It details the daily schedule, including morning routine, specials, English/language arts, math, science, and afternoon routine. The plans list the topics and activities to be covered each day, such as independent reading, spelling tests, math objectives on integers, a science chapter test, and a roller coaster project. It also notes homework, student recognition, meetings and events for the week.
This document contains Ms. Hanks' lesson plans for the week of September 17-21. Each day is broken down by time period and subject area. On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, students will have morning routines, specials like art, music and PE, independent reading, ELA lessons on Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry and writing, math lessons on measurement and integers, science lessons on energy and fossils, and afternoon routines. Tuesdays and Thursdays will follow a similar schedule with additional focus areas like grammar, assessments, and group work.
The newsletter provides information about upcoming events at Crossroads Charter Academy Elementary for the week of September 14, 2012. It includes details about field trips, after school activities like volleyball and cross country, and reminders about pick-up procedures. It also shares a permission slip for cross country club and highlights various donation drives happening in classes.
This document contains Ms. Hanks' lesson plans for the week of September 10-14. It outlines her daily schedule, including morning routines, specials, English language arts, math, science, and afternoon routines. On Mondays and Tuesdays, the lessons focus on independent reading, grammar rules, spelling, and starting a new chapter in their novel. Wednesdays include art class and continuing their novel analysis. Thursdays and Fridays include math tests and projects, as well as student recognition and MAP testing.
This document outlines an aggressive behavior rubric used by Crossroads Charter Academy Elementary. It lists potential behaviors in categories from "potentially harmful" to "seriously harmful" and the corresponding consequences. The rubric assigns point values to behaviors, with more serious behaviors receiving more points. Accumulating points triggers meetings and notifications, with the possibility of suspension, expulsion, or referral to the Board of Directors for a decision on school enrollment status. The rubric is used to document behaviors, communicate with parents, and determine appropriate consequences.
Ms. Hanks' lesson plan outlines her schedule and lessons for the week of September 4-7. On Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays she will focus on morning routines, specials, ELA including introductions and parts of speech, math, and science. Thursday will include Roll of Thunder, Hear my Cry, spelling, grammar, and math facts. Friday will finish the novel, include Scholastic News, student recognition, and math practice problems.
Ms. Hanks' lesson plan outlines her schedule and lessons for the week of September 4-7. On Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays she will focus on morning routines, specials, ELA including introductions and parts of speech, math, and science. Thursday will include Roll of Thunder, Hear my Cry, spelling, grammar, and math facts. Friday will finish the book and include Scholastic News, math practice problems, and teaching science reading skills.
Ms. Hanks' lesson plan outlines her schedule and lessons for the week of September 4-7. On Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays she will focus on morning routines, specials, ELA including introductions and parts of speech, math, and science. Thursday will include Roll of Thunder, Hear my Cry, spelling, grammar, and math facts. Friday will finish the novel, include Scholastic News, student recognition, and math practice problems.
Ms. Hanks' lesson plan outlines her schedule and lessons for the week of September 4-7. On Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays she will focus on morning routines, specials, ELA including introductions and parts of speech, math, and science. Thursday will include Roll of Thunder, Hear my Cry, spelling, grammar, and math facts. Friday will finish the novel, include Scholastic News, student recognition, and math practice problems.
Ms. Hanks' lesson plan outlines her schedule and activities for her class for the week of March 7th-11th. Each day includes a morning routine, specials, reading aloud, math, science, and afternoon routine. On Mondays she will focus on writing journals and fairy tales. Tuesdays will include grammar lessons, readers theatre, and a guest author. Wednesday has a math quiz on multiplying fractions and mixed numbers.
The newsletter provides information about upcoming events at Crossroads Charter Academy Elementary including open enrollment dates, a visit from author Leslie Helakoski, Destination Imagination club meetings, and no school on March 14th. It also lists the A/B honor roll students and details about a mobile dentist program coming to provide preventive dental services to students.
1. Crossroads Charter Academy
Elementary Newsletter
Cougar Mews September 14, 2012
Kendall Schroeder
215 N. State St., Big Rapids, Michigan Elementary Principal
Phone: 231.796.6589 www.ccabr.org
On the Calendar
End of Day Reminders:
Tuesday, September 18 School dismisses at 3:15pm. If you are
Pre-School Students First Day unable to be here in time to pick your child up, please
5th Grade Field Trip-B.R. Farm Club call and let us know.
Cross Country Club 3:30-4:30pm Please allow your children to remain with their
5th/6th Grade Volleyball Meeting/Practice 3:20pm teachers until class is dismissed at the end of the day.
Wednesday, September 19 We’re happy to accommodate the need for students to
Tae Kwon Do 4:00-5:00pm leave a few minutes early for an appointment or
important engagement, but it’s disruptive to the
Thursday, September 20
classroom to call students out early on a regular
PTO Meeting 6:00pm Library
basis. If students are being picked up early,
Homecoming Soccer Game 5:00pm
check in with the office and they will issue you a
Friday, September 21 ticket with the student’s name. The teacher
6th Grade Field Trip-G.R. Art Prize must receive this ticket to release the student.
CCA Homecoming Football Game 7:00pm If your child will be riding the Dial-A-Ride or
Saturday, September 22 MOTA bus home, please make sure the office knows
Suicide Prevention Walk –Northend Riverside Park of these arrangements, as well as any changes that
Registrations will begin at 9:00am you make.
Munch a Lunch!
Mon..... Chef Salad OR Chicken Sandwich
Tues..... Chicken Taco OR Corn Dog
Wed..... French Toast & Sausage OR Pizza Pocket
"The Cougar Cross Country Club is Coming!
Thur.... Popcorn Chicken OR Egg Roll w/Sweet-N-Sour
Fri....... Pepperoni Calazone OR Cheeseburger Fall is here--and that means Cross Country!
Healthy choice: Turkey Wrap All CCA students from Kindergarten on up
Alternative: Fruit & Veggie Bar are welcome to join the Cougar Cross
Country Club. We meet on Tuesdays from
3:30-4:30 starting September 18th.
Students should bring good running clothes
and shoes, as well as a water bottle.
Students will be picked up in front of the
Elementary building at 4:30. Breathe some
fresh air, get some exercise, and have a
great time. It's FREE!"
Cross Country Club Permission Slip:
My (son / daughter), ______________________________________, has permission to join the
Cross Country Club at Crossroads Charter Academy and is fit to engage in physical activity. I will
make sure that he/she is transported home Tuesdays at 4:30 p.m.
Parent/Guardian signature: _______________________________ Date: ____________
2. The Wishing Tree 5th & 6th Girls Volleyball
Outside of our elementary Any 5th and 6th grade girls
office, we have a wishing tree interested in joining Volleyball, the
(bulletin Board). It has items first practice and parents meeting
that are needed for different will be September 17th from 3:20-
classes. If you are able to 4:30pm in the Elementary
supply an item, please bring Cafeteria. There will be a sign up
that item to the office along sheet in the Elementary Office.
with the tag from the tree so
that it can get to the class that
needed the item.
ImmunIzatIon
Please get those immunizations completed!
We are on a deadline through the state and
some of the school funding is based on
immunizations being completed. If you
choose not to get them we have the waiver forms that
must be completed in the office. Thank you for your
cooperation!
2nd grade is doing a canned food drive. You can
put the food by Mrs. Robinson’s door. We are
doing this thru the month of September. We
are doing this for people that don’t have food.
Marcus Harland
Mrs.Robinson’s 2nd grade
Box Tops & Soup Labels
It’s easier than ever to
help support your
school. Mrs. Nawrot’s
TAE PARK TAE KWON DO 4th Grade is organizing
Golombisky Institute the collection for CCA. They are ready to
Classes are held at Crossroads Charter Academy get started, so please send in your box
Wednesday 4:00–5:00pm tops and labels.
$20.00 per month
Family rates are available
For more information contact:
William Golombicky
989-561-2918 or
www.nmtptkd.com
School Calendar Change
Planners are available in our Please look over the attached
Elementary Office for $3.50. school calendar. There were
They are required for all
fourth, fifth, and sixth grade some date changes for October
students.
2012.