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Written by Pam O
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Wednesday, 24 February 2010 11:19 |
**Important Note to Parents – Please Read**
As you all know, the safety of our students is a top priority. We need to know where our students are at all times. We are having to implement a few reinforcements to our policies to help all of us (students included) in our daily routine. Please note the following policies:
1. Do not drive around to the back of the building between 7:45 a.m. and 1:15 p.m. Driving around back during school hours can turn into a huge safety issue for everyone. Please come through the front door of the youth building so that we can keep up with who is on the school grounds and keep our students safe.
2. TARDIES: If you are dropping your child off for school, always drop them off at the front door. If it is after 8:10 a.m., a parent must accompany the student into the building and sign them in. The student will then receive a tardy slip to give their teacher. Too many tardies will result in disciplinary action. Tardiness not only affects the student who is late, but it also affects everyone who is already in class (on time) and the teacher who will already be starting the day's work.
3. The front door will be locked during school hours for everyone's safety. All visitors must come through the front door, then sign in and obtain a visitor's pass at the front desk. We will exchange a pass for car keys to assure that visitors sign out before leaving.
Thank you very much for reading through this and understanding our need for implementing these changes. We love all the students dearly and want to make sure that they are in the safest environment that we are able to give them. |
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School Matters February 2010 |
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Written by CCLC
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Friday, 19 February 2010 10:21 |
Home MattersThe true needs of a child's heart
Do you know the difference between what your children want and what they need? Kids can talk all day about the things they want... like an Xbox, cell phone, toys and other material things. But those aren't basic needs and they don’t satisfy for long.
Dr. Tim Kimmel says there are three core needs that drive every child's heart. A need for security, a need to feel significant, and a need to feel strong.
This Valentine’s Day while you are enjoying hearts filled with chocolates and other candies, take a few minutes to focus on your child’s true heart. Ask God to show you what the true needs of your child’s heart are and how you can meet them. Remember, God loves your children even more than you do.
Fund Raiser MattersSpring Fling Fund Raiser
We are beginning to make plans for our big Spring fund raiser on April 17. We will be having a plant sale, community garage sale, silent auction, food, games for the kids, and much more. If you have any ideas or suggestions please let us know. Be looking for a committee sign up sheet to be coming home the first of March. Plan on setting aside some time to help with this fund raiser and finish earning your service hours.
Yearbook Advertisements
If you are interested in advertising in CCLC’s 2009-2010 yearbook, talk to Pam Odeneal or see the top of the home page for information.
School Day MattersWalking through the school, students can be found singing, dancing, acting, reading, writing, hammering, drawing, or painting as the teachers use their creativity to fill the students days with memorable ways to learn, remember, and develop the talents that God has given each one of our students. February 18th the classes will enjoy visiting Mrs. Quigley’s Living Museum as the 3rd and 4th graders make history come alive. During the week of February 22nd, the entire school will participate in Missions Week where each class will learn about a continent and a missionary to that continent. We will conclude the week with a ” trip around the world” as the students travel from classroom to classroom to experience a little bit of culture from each continent. Dates to Remember: Spring Break: March 29- April 2 Soul MattersIn February, we are going to look into the lives of David, Goliath, Jonathan, Absalom, and Michal, and examine some things God says about honor and what it looks like to live in honorable ways.
Honor is—letting someone know you see how valuable they really are. |
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Last Updated ( Friday, 19 February 2010 10:33 )
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Written by CCLC
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Monday, 25 January 2010 11:04 |
School portraits will be taken soon! Here is the important information that you need to know:
Date: Wednesday, February 10
Place: Here at the school in the auditorium
Time: During the school day
Your child does not have to dress in their school uniform for these portraits. They can dress in whatever you would like for them to have their portrait made in as long as it is modest and not offensive. The background will be solid white so please keep that in mind.
Your child will bring home a proof for you to view within two weeks of picture day and then we will take orders the following week only. We will sell the pictures in units this year. As required by our printing lab, we have to order a minimum of two units per image. You will be able to order your first two units for $15 and then each additional unit after that will be $10. A unit consists of one of the following:
Unit 1 - One 8x10
Unit 2 - Two 5x7
Unit 3 - Four 4x5
Unit 4 - One 5x7 and Four Wallets
Unit 5 - Eight Wallets
We will send home an order form with the proofs.
HOME SCHOOL PARENTS : If you are interested in having your child's school portrait made this year, please let us know! There will be a page in our yearbook about the home school students so we would love to have their portrait to add. Make sure you reply to this email to let us know you are planning to come and we will set a specific time for you to bring them in that day. |
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Last Updated ( Monday, 25 January 2010 11:35 )
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