CMP Shingle Springs News
October 24, 2016
CMP Shingle Springs News P R O U D T O B E
D R U G F R E E !
Included in This Week’s Distribution ● School News ● Class News ● Believe Catalogue ● MS Ornament Flyer
October 24th October 25th October 26th October 27th
Love & Logic Overview at Next Principal’s Café by Kim Zawilski Please make plans to join me along with special guest presenter, Angela Boley, for an overview of the Love & Logic Positive Discipline Program at the next Principal’s Café on Wednesday, Nov. 2nd. Angela is October 28th a certified Love & Logic trainer and an exciting and knowledgeable presenter. Angela is also a former and well-loved colleague of the Shingle Springs staff. It will be a joy to have her back on campus to share tips and tricks about the Love & Logic program, how we utilize it November 1st at the school and how you can implement it at home. November 2nd Fire Safety Prevention Month by Kim Zawilski We would like to extend a heartfelt “thank you” to the crew at November 3rd Station 28 who provided a very informative presentation to our K-3rd grade students today! Follow-up assignment: home fire exit plans.
Red Ribbon Week October 24th-October 28th! What is Red Ribbon Week? The red ribbon campaign is now the oldest and largest drug prevention program in the nation reaching millions of young people. It is an ideal way for people and communities to unite and take a visible stand against drugs. Why Red Ribbon Week? We see this as an opportune time to talk to the kids about living a healthy lifestyle and staying drug free. We feel a proactive education is the best way to help kids make safe decisions throughout their life. What is the school doing? Today the students received presentations by local Sheriff and CMP Parent Christopher Stelz about drug awareness and drug prevention. Officer Stelz is trained on how to talk to kids about this sensitive topic and each lesson was geared appropriately to the grade level of the audience. 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” Friday (10/28): Free Logo Day – “Free to be me, say no to drugs”
Dates to Remember
Wear Red- ‘Love Yourself- Be Drug Free’ K-3rd Grade Fire Prevention Presentation Wear Neon- ‘Too Bright For Drugs’ Health Screening Make-ups 11:30am Wear Sunglasses- ‘Shade Out Drugs’ Pancake Breakfast in Spruce 7:30-8:20 Science Olympiad Meeting 3:35pm Wear a Hat- ‘Put A Cap On Drugs’ Free Logo Day for Perfect Attendance Fundraising Mtg 1:30pm in Conf. Room Boys Basketball @ HOME vs. P. Valley Free Logo Day- ‘Free To Be Me, Say No To Drugs’ Birch & Cypress Afterschool Movie 3:30 KIDS NIGHT OUT 5:00-9:00pm- FULL! Boys Basketball @ HOME vs. Camino EARLY RELEASE DAY Pancake Breakfast in Cedar 7:30-8:20 Principal’s Café 8:30-10:00am in Spruce FC Meeting at 1:30 in the Conf. Room Boys B-ball @ HOME vs. Sierra Ridge
Encouraging Excellent Attendance
In the month of September 256 students had perfect attendance and will receive a Free Logo Day on Thursday, October 27th. We all know how important regular school attendance is for students and the whole school community. We think it’s important to do what we can to recognize students with excellent attendance. Each month, students with 100% attendance are given a special recognition: a Certificate and a Free Logo Day!! At the end of the school year, students who have maintained their 100% attendance will be treated to a special “Breakfast with the Principal”. Thank you for doing all YOU can do, as parents, to encourage and help your student(s) achieve attendance excellence.
CMP Shingle Springs News 2016 ● Issue 11 ● CMP Shingle Springs ● (530) 672-3095
October 24, 2016
Middle School Holiday Ornament Fundraiser
CMP Athletics by Mrs. Thomas Please check the CMP website under Athletics for all pertinent sports info.
In the grand Walmart tradition of starting the holidays prior to Halloween, the Shingle Springs CMP Campus Middle School is selling locally hand-crafted glass ornaments. Every one slightly different than the next, they are being created in six holiday colors and three different shapes. Proceeds will be shared between the Middle School (30%) and the artists. Aaron and Tate Bezdek graduated from Ponderosa High School recently, have honed their craft, and are working toward opening their own glass studio. Order forms are going home in today’s Hawks folders. Examples of these ornaments and additional order forms are on display in both offices. Believe Catalogue Fundraiser Our Believe Fundraiser kicks off today! This fundraiser will run from October 24th-November 4th. Catalogues are only being sent home with the eldest student of each family, but online ordering and selling are encouraged! There are great gifts, wrapping paper and other knickknacks; stop by the upper elementary office to see some samples. The best part of this fundraiser is all monies earned can be deposited directly into your child’s field trip account!!
Cross Country: Congrats on another great season! Please return your jersey if you haven’t already. Mr. Tom had an ERD lunch fundraiser to earn funds for this new art piece on our Cross Country track honoring Coach Sabrina. Thank you VK (artist) and the Freer family!
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 4:15-5:15pm. Our next game is Thursday, 10/27 at HOME vs. Pleasant Valley. 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. 6:0010:00am 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]
Diamond Dance Returns This Week! Miss Franky is back with her Hip-Hop classes for Kindergarten-3rd graders starting Thursday in the Olive class! Check out the website for more information: http://ss.cacmp.org/clubs
Kids Night Out: Friday October 28th Our super popular 2/3 Hosted Kids Night Out is FULL!! This means there will be no drop-ins accepted the night of the event! If you have signed up but haven’t paid, please turn in payment to the office this week; if your payment is not received prior to the event you will be charged ‘At-theDoor’ pricing. Pre-paid: $15/student, $10/sibling; At-theDoor: $25/student, $20/sibling. We’ll see you Friday from 5:00-9:00pm. Students are welcome to wear their costumes. There will be lots of fun activities, crafts, a movie and outdoor play. Snacks, a hot dog dinner and a veggie boo-fet will be served.
Welcome to Club Montessori Have you signed your child up for our new Cooking Enrichment Program? Children must be signed up weekly in the office or at [email protected]. November invoices will be going out; please submit payment to the office as soon as possible to avoid a late fee. *** Important Reminder *** Please remember all children dropped off more than 10 minutes prior & 15 minutes after their (or their sibling's) class start & end times will be checked in and charged for Club M. 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 111 10● ●CMP CMPShingle ShingleSprings Springs● ●(530) (530)672-3095 672-3095
CMP Shingle Springs News P R O U D T O B E
D R U G F R E E !
Included in This Week’s Distribution ● School News ● Class News ● Believe Catalogue ● MS Ornament Flyer
October 24th October 25th October 26th October 27th
Love & Logic Overview at Next Principal’s Café by Kim Zawilski Please make plans to join me along with special guest presenter, Angela Boley, for an overview of the Love & Logic Positive Discipline Program at the next Principal’s Café on Wednesday, Nov. 2nd. Angela is October 28th a certified Love & Logic trainer and an exciting and knowledgeable presenter. Angela is also a former and well-loved colleague of the Shingle Springs staff. It will be a joy to have her back on campus to share tips and tricks about the Love & Logic program, how we utilize it November 1st at the school and how you can implement it at home. November 2nd Fire Safety Prevention Month by Kim Zawilski We would like to extend a heartfelt “thank you” to the crew at November 3rd Station 28 who provided a very informative presentation to our K-3rd grade students today! Follow-up assignment: home fire exit plans.
Red Ribbon Week October 24th-October 28th! What is Red Ribbon Week? The red ribbon campaign is now the oldest and largest drug prevention program in the nation reaching millions of young people. It is an ideal way for people and communities to unite and take a visible stand against drugs. Why Red Ribbon Week? We see this as an opportune time to talk to the kids about living a healthy lifestyle and staying drug free. We feel a proactive education is the best way to help kids make safe decisions throughout their life. What is the school doing? Today the students received presentations by local Sheriff and CMP Parent Christopher Stelz about drug awareness and drug prevention. Officer Stelz is trained on how to talk to kids about this sensitive topic and each lesson was geared appropriately to the grade level of the audience. 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” Friday (10/28): Free Logo Day – “Free to be me, say no to drugs”
Dates to Remember
Wear Red- ‘Love Yourself- Be Drug Free’ K-3rd Grade Fire Prevention Presentation Wear Neon- ‘Too Bright For Drugs’ Health Screening Make-ups 11:30am Wear Sunglasses- ‘Shade Out Drugs’ Pancake Breakfast in Spruce 7:30-8:20 Science Olympiad Meeting 3:35pm Wear a Hat- ‘Put A Cap On Drugs’ Free Logo Day for Perfect Attendance Fundraising Mtg 1:30pm in Conf. Room Boys Basketball @ HOME vs. P. Valley Free Logo Day- ‘Free To Be Me, Say No To Drugs’ Birch & Cypress Afterschool Movie 3:30 KIDS NIGHT OUT 5:00-9:00pm- FULL! Boys Basketball @ HOME vs. Camino EARLY RELEASE DAY Pancake Breakfast in Cedar 7:30-8:20 Principal’s Café 8:30-10:00am in Spruce FC Meeting at 1:30 in the Conf. Room Boys B-ball @ HOME vs. Sierra Ridge
Encouraging Excellent Attendance
In the month of September 256 students had perfect attendance and will receive a Free Logo Day on Thursday, October 27th. We all know how important regular school attendance is for students and the whole school community. We think it’s important to do what we can to recognize students with excellent attendance. Each month, students with 100% attendance are given a special recognition: a Certificate and a Free Logo Day!! At the end of the school year, students who have maintained their 100% attendance will be treated to a special “Breakfast with the Principal”. Thank you for doing all YOU can do, as parents, to encourage and help your student(s) achieve attendance excellence.
CMP Shingle Springs News 2016 ● Issue 11 ● CMP Shingle Springs ● (530) 672-3095
October 24, 2016
Middle School Holiday Ornament Fundraiser
CMP Athletics by Mrs. Thomas Please check the CMP website under Athletics for all pertinent sports info.
In the grand Walmart tradition of starting the holidays prior to Halloween, the Shingle Springs CMP Campus Middle School is selling locally hand-crafted glass ornaments. Every one slightly different than the next, they are being created in six holiday colors and three different shapes. Proceeds will be shared between the Middle School (30%) and the artists. Aaron and Tate Bezdek graduated from Ponderosa High School recently, have honed their craft, and are working toward opening their own glass studio. Order forms are going home in today’s Hawks folders. Examples of these ornaments and additional order forms are on display in both offices. Believe Catalogue Fundraiser Our Believe Fundraiser kicks off today! This fundraiser will run from October 24th-November 4th. Catalogues are only being sent home with the eldest student of each family, but online ordering and selling are encouraged! There are great gifts, wrapping paper and other knickknacks; stop by the upper elementary office to see some samples. The best part of this fundraiser is all monies earned can be deposited directly into your child’s field trip account!!
Cross Country: Congrats on another great season! Please return your jersey if you haven’t already. Mr. Tom had an ERD lunch fundraiser to earn funds for this new art piece on our Cross Country track honoring Coach Sabrina. Thank you VK (artist) and the Freer family!
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 4:15-5:15pm. Our next game is Thursday, 10/27 at HOME vs. Pleasant Valley. 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. 6:0010:00am 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]
Diamond Dance Returns This Week! Miss Franky is back with her Hip-Hop classes for Kindergarten-3rd graders starting Thursday in the Olive class! Check out the website for more information: http://ss.cacmp.org/clubs
Kids Night Out: Friday October 28th Our super popular 2/3 Hosted Kids Night Out is FULL!! This means there will be no drop-ins accepted the night of the event! If you have signed up but haven’t paid, please turn in payment to the office this week; if your payment is not received prior to the event you will be charged ‘At-theDoor’ pricing. Pre-paid: $15/student, $10/sibling; At-theDoor: $25/student, $20/sibling. We’ll see you Friday from 5:00-9:00pm. Students are welcome to wear their costumes. There will be lots of fun activities, crafts, a movie and outdoor play. Snacks, a hot dog dinner and a veggie boo-fet will be served.
Welcome to Club Montessori Have you signed your child up for our new Cooking Enrichment Program? Children must be signed up weekly in the office or at [email protected]. November invoices will be going out; please submit payment to the office as soon as possible to avoid a late fee. *** Important Reminder *** Please remember all children dropped off more than 10 minutes prior & 15 minutes after their (or their sibling's) class start & end times will be checked in and charged for Club M. 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 111 10● ●CMP CMPShingle ShingleSprings Springs● ●(530) (530)672-3095 672-3095
