CMP Shingle Springs News
October 17, 2016
CMP Shingle Springs News Please make sure to submit your CMP Holiday Art Contest entries to the office this Friday, October 21st!
Included in This Week’s Distribution
● School News ● Class News ● Sequoia ERD Lunch Order Form (due by 3pm today!) ● Diamond Dance Flyer ● CMP Holiday Art Contest ● November Lunch Order Forms October 18th Oct. 19th-21st October 19th
Campus Advisory Council Meeting this Wednesday Morning The Campus Advisory Council (CAC) will be meeting again this Wednesday, October 19th at 8:30am in the Upper Elementary Campus October 20th Conference Room. Please feel free to join us and provide input in to site improvements, upcoming fundraisers, our WASC and AMS Accreditations, etc. If you’d like to contact our CAC Members, please feel free to get in October 21st touch with one of us: - Jennifer Rezentes at [email protected] - Sueanne Zufelt at [email protected] - Katie Cox at [email protected] October 24th - Kim Zawilski at [email protected] th October 25 October 26th
Dates to Remember
“Bookaneer” Book Fair 9:00-5:00 ERD/Fall Parent Conferences/ Book Fair EARLY RELEASE DAY Pancake Breakfast in Aspen 7:30-8:20 C.A.C. Meeting 8:30 in Conf. Room Mr. Tom’s Min. Day Lunch Fundraiser Fall Parent Conferences “Bookaneer” Book Fair 9:00-5:00 EARLY RELEASE DAY Mr. Tom’s Min. Day Lunch Fundraiser Fall Parent Conferences “Bookaneer” Book Fair 9:00-5:00 Boys Basketball @ Mt. Creek EARLY RELEASE DAY Fall Parent Conferences Bookaneer Book Fair 9:00-5:00 CMP Holiday Art Contest Entries DUE K-3rd Grade Fire Prevention Presentation Health Screening Make-ups 9:00am Pancake Breakfast in Spruce 7:30-8:20 Science Olympiad Meeting 3:35pm Fundraising Mtg 1:30pm in Conf. Room Boys Basketball @ HOME vs. P. Valley Birch & Cypress Afterschool Movie 3:30 KIDS NIGHT OUT in Aspen 5:00-9:00pm
Red Ribbon Week October 24th-October 28th! October 27th One of the most important things parents and educators can do is talk to kids about the dangers of drug use. October 24th to October October 28th 28th is National Red Ribbon Week. On October 24th, local Sheriff and CMP parent, Christopher Stelz, will give a drug awareness presentation to all students. He will inform the students about the Parent Conferences/ERDs different forms of illegal drugs and their negative impact on those who use them (all presentations will be appropriate for each Wednesday, October 19th particular grade level and plane of development). He will show Thursday, October 20th pictures illustrating the different types of drugs and of people before Friday, October 21st and after drug use. His focus will be on making healthy choices for th K-6 Students will be released at 12:00pm our bodies and responsible choices for our future. It is never too Middle School will be released at 12:15pm early to prepare our students for what they may be exposed to in relation to drug and alcohol use. The students need to be educated Stop by the Book Fair while you’re and need to learn how to say “No!” Please take this opportunity to here for your conference(s). talk to your kids about drugs. We have created a spirit theme for each day of Red Ribbon Week to raise awareness. Monday (10/24): Wear all RED – “Love yourself, be drug free” Tuesday (10/25): Wear Neon – “Too bright for drugs” Wednesday (10/26): Wear Sunglasses – “Shade out drugs” Thursday (10/27): Wear a cap or hat – “Put a cap on drugs” In the Spruce Class 9:00am-5:00pm Friday (10/28): Free Logo Day – “Free to be me, say no to drugs” CMP Shingle Springs News 2016 ● Issue 10 ● CMP Shingle Springs ● (530) 672-3095
October 17, 2016
CMP WASC Accreditation by Mrs. Cooney With a focus on school improvement, our school developed Expected Schoolwide Learner Outcomes, or ESLOs, back in 2010 when we were developing our first WASC self-study. After reviewing the ESLOs with the staff, we decided to keep the ESLOs from 2010 for our current WASC self-study because these outcomes represent how we want each and every student to develop here at CMP. Expected Schoolwide Learner Outcomes California Montessori Project Students: Make Safe, Respectful, and Responsible choices for themselves and empower others to do so as well. • Are Montessori Learners who work independently, demonstrate initiative, utilize the power of concentration, think critically, and are lifelong learners. • Are Ambassadors of Grace and Courtesy who celebrate the diversity in our global community. • Are Agents of Change who have a strong sense of community, are socially responsible, connected to their environment, advocate for themselves and others, and are empowered to be problem solvers. Parent feedback is welcome on our current ESLOs. Please email Cherie Cooney at [email protected] if you would like to share your thoughts. •
CMP Athletics by Mrs. Thomas Please check the CMP website under Athletics for all pertinent sports info. Cross Country: Team party is TODAY, 10/17 until 4:30. Please return your jersey then. Boys Basketball: Boys basketball is in full swing. 6th grade team (JV) practices Monday through Friday until 4:15pm. 7th/8th grade team (Varsity) practices Monday through Thursday 4:155:15pm. First game is Thursday, 10/20 at Mountain Creek. Thanks much to Ms. Natasha and Mr. Sean for coaching and to Mr. Reed, Mr. Chris, Ms. Jessica and Ms. Roni for assisting! CA International Marathon "Fluid Station” Volunteers needed! This is a FANTASTIC and crazy fun morning. 6am-10am on Sunday, December 4th. Hopefully we will be stationed in Old Fair Oaks again and we need about 50 volunteers to make it a success. RAIN or shine. Let Mrs. Thomas know if you're interested. Children make terrific volunteers, too! [email protected]
Box Tops Collection! Lost & Found Both Upper and Lower Elementary campuses will have their lost treasures out on display during our ERDs and Parent Conferences. Please take a moment to look through for your lost water bottles, jackets and lunch boxes. Anything left at 6pm Friday (10/21) will be donated to a local charity.
Diamond Dance Returns This Week! Miss Franky is back with her Hip-Hop classes for Kindergarten-3rd graders starting Thursday in the Olive class! See the attached flyer for information on signing up!
Kids Night Out Friday October 28th The 2/3 classrooms are hosting a Spooktacular Kids Night Out on Friday, October 28th from 5:00-9:00pm. Wear a costume or come as you are. If you sign-up and pre-pay it is only $15 per child, $10 for siblings; At-the-Door price is $25 per child, $20 for siblings. Sign up in the office today!!
Please send in the Box Tops you’ve been clipping at home as they will be collected from the classrooms at the end of this week! The classroom with the most tops collected will get a Party at the end of the year!!
Welcome to Club Montessori Parent Conferences are being held this week, October 19th21st. You are welcome to use Club M for the care of your enrolled CMP students during conferences. If you don't have a monthly contract or punch card on file, your child can attend at a drop-in rate of $10 per hour. Because our Club M program operates a special Early Release Day program with activity rotations it is imperative that we receive advance notice of students who will be attending for activity and staff planning purposes. Please RSVP to [email protected]. The Club M Team Denise Padilla, Leanne Winslow, Mikayla Ralph Karen Haena, Ryanne Levi, and Sean Oliver
CMP CMP Shingle Shingle Springs Springs News News 2016 2016 ●● Issue Issue 110● ●CMP CMPShingle ShingleSprings Springs● ●(530) (530)672-3095 672-3095
CMP Shingle Springs News Please make sure to submit your CMP Holiday Art Contest entries to the office this Friday, October 21st!
Included in This Week’s Distribution
● School News ● Class News ● Sequoia ERD Lunch Order Form (due by 3pm today!) ● Diamond Dance Flyer ● CMP Holiday Art Contest ● November Lunch Order Forms October 18th Oct. 19th-21st October 19th
Campus Advisory Council Meeting this Wednesday Morning The Campus Advisory Council (CAC) will be meeting again this Wednesday, October 19th at 8:30am in the Upper Elementary Campus October 20th Conference Room. Please feel free to join us and provide input in to site improvements, upcoming fundraisers, our WASC and AMS Accreditations, etc. If you’d like to contact our CAC Members, please feel free to get in October 21st touch with one of us: - Jennifer Rezentes at [email protected] - Sueanne Zufelt at [email protected] - Katie Cox at [email protected] October 24th - Kim Zawilski at [email protected] th October 25 October 26th
Dates to Remember
“Bookaneer” Book Fair 9:00-5:00 ERD/Fall Parent Conferences/ Book Fair EARLY RELEASE DAY Pancake Breakfast in Aspen 7:30-8:20 C.A.C. Meeting 8:30 in Conf. Room Mr. Tom’s Min. Day Lunch Fundraiser Fall Parent Conferences “Bookaneer” Book Fair 9:00-5:00 EARLY RELEASE DAY Mr. Tom’s Min. Day Lunch Fundraiser Fall Parent Conferences “Bookaneer” Book Fair 9:00-5:00 Boys Basketball @ Mt. Creek EARLY RELEASE DAY Fall Parent Conferences Bookaneer Book Fair 9:00-5:00 CMP Holiday Art Contest Entries DUE K-3rd Grade Fire Prevention Presentation Health Screening Make-ups 9:00am Pancake Breakfast in Spruce 7:30-8:20 Science Olympiad Meeting 3:35pm Fundraising Mtg 1:30pm in Conf. Room Boys Basketball @ HOME vs. P. Valley Birch & Cypress Afterschool Movie 3:30 KIDS NIGHT OUT in Aspen 5:00-9:00pm
Red Ribbon Week October 24th-October 28th! October 27th One of the most important things parents and educators can do is talk to kids about the dangers of drug use. October 24th to October October 28th 28th is National Red Ribbon Week. On October 24th, local Sheriff and CMP parent, Christopher Stelz, will give a drug awareness presentation to all students. He will inform the students about the Parent Conferences/ERDs different forms of illegal drugs and their negative impact on those who use them (all presentations will be appropriate for each Wednesday, October 19th particular grade level and plane of development). He will show Thursday, October 20th pictures illustrating the different types of drugs and of people before Friday, October 21st and after drug use. His focus will be on making healthy choices for th K-6 Students will be released at 12:00pm our bodies and responsible choices for our future. It is never too Middle School will be released at 12:15pm early to prepare our students for what they may be exposed to in relation to drug and alcohol use. The students need to be educated Stop by the Book Fair while you’re and need to learn how to say “No!” Please take this opportunity to here for your conference(s). talk to your kids about drugs. We have created a spirit theme for each day of Red Ribbon Week to raise awareness. Monday (10/24): Wear all RED – “Love yourself, be drug free” Tuesday (10/25): Wear Neon – “Too bright for drugs” Wednesday (10/26): Wear Sunglasses – “Shade out drugs” Thursday (10/27): Wear a cap or hat – “Put a cap on drugs” In the Spruce Class 9:00am-5:00pm Friday (10/28): Free Logo Day – “Free to be me, say no to drugs” CMP Shingle Springs News 2016 ● Issue 10 ● CMP Shingle Springs ● (530) 672-3095
October 17, 2016
CMP WASC Accreditation by Mrs. Cooney With a focus on school improvement, our school developed Expected Schoolwide Learner Outcomes, or ESLOs, back in 2010 when we were developing our first WASC self-study. After reviewing the ESLOs with the staff, we decided to keep the ESLOs from 2010 for our current WASC self-study because these outcomes represent how we want each and every student to develop here at CMP. Expected Schoolwide Learner Outcomes California Montessori Project Students: Make Safe, Respectful, and Responsible choices for themselves and empower others to do so as well. • Are Montessori Learners who work independently, demonstrate initiative, utilize the power of concentration, think critically, and are lifelong learners. • Are Ambassadors of Grace and Courtesy who celebrate the diversity in our global community. • Are Agents of Change who have a strong sense of community, are socially responsible, connected to their environment, advocate for themselves and others, and are empowered to be problem solvers. Parent feedback is welcome on our current ESLOs. Please email Cherie Cooney at [email protected] if you would like to share your thoughts. •
CMP Athletics by Mrs. Thomas Please check the CMP website under Athletics for all pertinent sports info. Cross Country: Team party is TODAY, 10/17 until 4:30. Please return your jersey then. Boys Basketball: Boys basketball is in full swing. 6th grade team (JV) practices Monday through Friday until 4:15pm. 7th/8th grade team (Varsity) practices Monday through Thursday 4:155:15pm. First game is Thursday, 10/20 at Mountain Creek. Thanks much to Ms. Natasha and Mr. Sean for coaching and to Mr. Reed, Mr. Chris, Ms. Jessica and Ms. Roni for assisting! CA International Marathon "Fluid Station” Volunteers needed! This is a FANTASTIC and crazy fun morning. 6am-10am on Sunday, December 4th. Hopefully we will be stationed in Old Fair Oaks again and we need about 50 volunteers to make it a success. RAIN or shine. Let Mrs. Thomas know if you're interested. Children make terrific volunteers, too! [email protected]
Box Tops Collection! Lost & Found Both Upper and Lower Elementary campuses will have their lost treasures out on display during our ERDs and Parent Conferences. Please take a moment to look through for your lost water bottles, jackets and lunch boxes. Anything left at 6pm Friday (10/21) will be donated to a local charity.
Diamond Dance Returns This Week! Miss Franky is back with her Hip-Hop classes for Kindergarten-3rd graders starting Thursday in the Olive class! See the attached flyer for information on signing up!
Kids Night Out Friday October 28th The 2/3 classrooms are hosting a Spooktacular Kids Night Out on Friday, October 28th from 5:00-9:00pm. Wear a costume or come as you are. If you sign-up and pre-pay it is only $15 per child, $10 for siblings; At-the-Door price is $25 per child, $20 for siblings. Sign up in the office today!!
Please send in the Box Tops you’ve been clipping at home as they will be collected from the classrooms at the end of this week! The classroom with the most tops collected will get a Party at the end of the year!!
Welcome to Club Montessori Parent Conferences are being held this week, October 19th21st. You are welcome to use Club M for the care of your enrolled CMP students during conferences. If you don't have a monthly contract or punch card on file, your child can attend at a drop-in rate of $10 per hour. Because our Club M program operates a special Early Release Day program with activity rotations it is imperative that we receive advance notice of students who will be attending for activity and staff planning purposes. Please RSVP to [email protected]. The Club M Team Denise Padilla, Leanne Winslow, Mikayla Ralph Karen Haena, Ryanne Levi, and Sean Oliver
CMP CMP Shingle Shingle Springs Springs News News 2016 2016 ●● Issue Issue 110● ●CMP CMPShingle ShingleSprings Springs● ●(530) (530)672-3095 672-3095
