STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS - Chicago Park School
DID YOU MISS OPEN HOUSE?
In case you were unable to attend Open House on Thursday, it was a great evening. At my annual talk to the community before the classrooms were open, I shared the following information:
• State testing has been successfully completed. Scores will be available to parents this summer
• Common Core standards are being implemented slowly with an emphasis on not overwhelming students or teachers
• We have not made a decision on our math adoption for next school year
Tentative Classroom Teacher Assignments:
K – Mrs. Morgan
1 - Mrs. Watters
2 – Ms. Colwell
3 – Ms. Johnston/Morgan
4 – Ms. Jacobs/Morgan
5 – Mrs. Allmon
6-8 – TBA
LIBRARY BOOKS
The end of the year is approaching, and the Chicago Park Library will be soon closing for the year. Please have your students look at home and at school for any books they still may have checked out so that we may get the library put away for the summer. Next week notices will be sent home asking for replacement costs for any lost or missing books.
LOST AND FOUND
Summer is almost here! Please check to see if any of your children’s misplaced items are in lost & found. We will be donating all unclaimed items to a local charitable organization after the school year is over. The Lost and Found is located in the school gym.
TALENT SHOW
It is time to get ready for the 2015 Talent Show! Dress rehearsal will be Tuesday, May 26th, from 2:10 – 3:00, and the performance will take place Thursday, May 28th, at 8:45 in the gym.
VOLUNTEER TEA
The annual Volunteer Appreciation Tea is taking place on Thursday, May 28th from 8:00 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. under the shade structure. Please RSVP so we can plan accordingly. We hope to see you on the 28th so we can let you know how much all your efforts are appreciated.
SIERRA HARVEST
The Sierra Harvest program is looking for a parent to help with Harvest of the Month next year at Chicago Park School. This program is designed to introduce fresh, local produce to our students. This is a paid position through Sierra Harvest. Please call Heidi Zimmerman for more details at 530 582-1245
HANDWRITING WINNERS!
Congratulations to River Roach, 4th, and Arianni Cope, KN, on being named State Grade-Level Winners of the Zaner-Bloser National Handwriting Contest. Approximately 300,000 students participated in this year’s contest. As State Grade-Level Winners, River and Arianni will now be eligible to compete for a Grand National Champion Title!
PERTUSSIS IMMUNIZATION
All students entering the 7th grade for the 2015/16 school year are required to turn in proof of a pertussis booster, also known as Tdap, prior to the first day of school. Any student that does not meet this state mandate will be excluded from attendance on the first day of the 2015/16 school year. If you have any questions, please call the school office at 346-2153.
CAFETERIA HOT LUNCH PROGRAM
We would like to thank everyone that has come into the office and paid their child’s lunch balance. If you are unsure if you owe lunch money, please contact the school office. Reminder: Please count the days left in the year and pay for the exact number of lunches your child will need for the rest of the year. We are not able to carry money over into the next year.
WORLD HISTORY EXTRAVAGANZA
Come and visit cultures of long ago when the 4th – 7th grade classes will host a World History Extravaganza on May 19th in the gym from 1:00 p.m. and will conclude at 2:30 p.m. Come see the fantastic displays, taste the wonderful food, and learn about historic periods of the world. This is a school wide event, please come and take part.
HOMEWORK CLUB
The last day of Homework Club is Wednesday, May 20th.
POOL PARTY!!
Our end of year Pool Party is coming up! On May 29th the entire school will be going on a field trip to the Nevada City Pool, located at Pioneer Park. We will be taking a bus and leaving the school at 8:30 a.m. and returning at 12:30 p.m. Swimming will take place from 9:00 – 11:00 a.m., with a picnic following until 12:00 p.m.
Lifeguards will be on duty during our swim time. Here are a few do’s and do not’s to ensure we all have a fun and safe time:
Do –
• Bring a life jacket or other safety
device if you desire.
• Bring goggles and small water toys
• Bring a towel
• Bring a sack lunch (You may order one from the school lunch program up to May 20th)
• Bring sun screen
For those who don’t want to swim the whole time, you may . . .
• Bring a tennis racket, tennis balls, and/or a mitt. (If you are going to play sports you must wear tennis shoes.)
Don’t –
• Bring pets, squirt guns, swimming noodles or any other large water toys.
Dress Code: Swimming attire suitable for
elementary age students.
COMMUNITY PICNIC
We will be hosting our annual community picnic from 11:45 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. on Tuesday, June 2nd. Bring your picnic baskets and blankets, but please leave your pets at home. If you plan to leave with your child before 12:30 p.m., please make sure you check him/her out at the office. Thank you.
CLASSICAL MUSIC PROGRAM
Week of: May 18th – May 21nd
Composer: Hayden
Piece: Symphony No 87 4. Finale:Vivace
Week of: May 26th – May 29th
Composer: Ravel
Piece: Ma Mere l’oye 3 Laideronette
MAY CALENDAR
19 – History Extravaganza 1:00-2:00 (Gym)
21 – Student of the Month 8:45
Minimum Day 12:30 Dismissal
22 – Snow Day No School
25 – Memorial Day No School
26 – Girls vs Boy Volleyball Game 8:45
Staff vs Winner Volleyball Game 10:45
Talent Show Dress Rehearsal 2:10
27 – Attendance Lunch 12:00
28 – Volunteer Tea 8:00
Talent Show 8:45
Student Council Speeches & Voting 1:30
29 – Trimester Ends
School Wide Pool Party 8:45
Student Council Election Results 1:50
JUNE CALENDAR
01 – Graduation Brunch 10:00
Graduation 7:00
4th – 8th Report Cards Sent Home
02 – Honors Assembly 8:45
Softball Game 9:00-10:30
Honors Bingo 10:45
Community Picnic 11:45-12:30
Minimum Day 12:30 Dismissal
KN – 3rd Report Cards Sent Home
Next Principal’s Page – May 29, 2015
Article Deadline – May 26, 2015
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