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May 14-18, Teacher Appreciation Week:
Friday morning, 5/18 - Week Long Activities
Teacher Thank You Card Station:
Students and parents, please stop by the card making station by the school entrance to write your teacher and staff a note! Notes can be written through Friday morning and will be distributed Friday during the school day.
Guess the Teacher Activity:
For a $1 guess the teacher or staff member based on their baby picture! Winner gets a prize at the end of the week. Proceeds go toward end of the year activities that Student Council will be sponsoring.
Friday, 5/18 Flower Day:
Bring your teacher a flower or a bunch of flowers!
Monday, May 28, Memorial Day, No School
Tuesday, May 29, Last Day to Purchase Yearbook at Discounted Rate!
Yearbooks are for sale while supplies last!
Cost is $25 through Tuesday, May 29. Make sure you order yours today because price increases to $30 beginning Wednesday, May 30! Order forms were distributed to parent files last week. Submit order form and payment to the mailbox labeled Yearbook.
Thursday, May 31, K-8 Spring Music Program, Dinner & Art Show:
Save the date! You are all invited to join us for an evening full of singing, dancing, and art!
-K-8 Spring Show, 4:00pm in the Sanctuary
-Join us after the program for dinner and the K-8 student art show in the Dining Room
Clearing All School Accounts:
As we draw closer to the end of the school year, now is the time to make sure your accounts are current. Be on the lookout for notices in parent files soon regarding any of these items:
-Past due bills including: Tuition, past due emergency lunch payments and extra care fees, etc.
-Overdue library books returned or lost book fine paid
-Borrowed uniform items returned to office
-Payment of reeds used for band instruments
Remember: Students who have accounts that are past due and/or materials, borrowed clothes, etc. still outstanding,
will not be able to participate in end of the year events.
Uploading Parent Photos to ParentsWeb:
Our office staff is in the process of uploading photos to RenWeb for identification purposes. These photos are ONLY for database use! We are asking all parents to upload photos of themselves on their ParentsWeb account. They will help teachers and staff quickly identify you if they don't know you or interact with you often. You may use a family photo as well! If you have questions please contact the office.
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PTO
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Teacher Appreciation Week, Thank You!
We would like to thank our wonderful parent volunteers who helped this year's Teacher Appreciation Week! Thank you to Jessica & Jason Shepard, Laura Buckley, Anna Hubbard, Christina & Chad Bibler, Gerrica Johnson, & Debbie Toon, and all of our parents and students who made this week special for their teachers! Our teachers and staff feel very appreciated and thank everyone for showing all of their love!
PTO Board Members Needed:
We are filling our board for next school year. Your participation makes our school better for your child and for all students. Here is a list of important jobs we need filled:
-President
-Vice President
-Secretary
-Treasurer
-Room Parent Coordinator
If you are willing to take on any of these specific positions or just serve where needed most, please contact Sue Kennedy at
[email protected].
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Preschool
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Friday, May 18, Disney Dress-Up Day & Preschool Director for a Day:
Attention CTCS preschoolers and families: Next Friday, May 18, Preschool Director for a Day, Akayah S in 8th grade, has declared it DISNEY DRESS UP DAY! Come dressed like your favorite Disney character for the day!
Register Online for KinderCamp:
Students eligible to enter Kindergarten next school year can register online for KinderCamp!
Click here to read more on our website and to register!
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Elementary
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Friday, May 18, Middle School Madness - 5th Grade Invited!
FPC Youth Group invites all students in grade 6-8 to Middle School Madness for a night of fun and fellowship!
5th grade students are invited to join as they prepare to transition in to Middle School next school year!
When: Friday, May 18 from 6:00-8:00pm
Where: Youth Room, Room 307, drop-off & Pick-up from 4th Ave. entrance
Cost: $5 for food and drink
Invite your friends!
Tuesday, May 22, K-8 Not-So-Free Dress Day:
Student Council is hosting another Not-so-free Dress Day for K-8 students! Cost is $2 to wear free dress on Tuesday, May 22. Students must pay on the ramp as they enter school.
Tuesday, May 22, Grade 5 Overnight Maritime Museum Trip:
-Mrs. Floeter & 5th grade class will be walking to the Maritime Museum for their overnight field trip. Students leave CTCS at about 1:00pm.
-Parents should pick up students Wednesday morning May 23, at 9:00am FROM the Maritime Museum.
-Remember: 5th grade students DO NOT ATTEND to school Wednesday, May 23
Wednesday, June 6, Grades 1 & 2 Sea World Field Trip:
The 1st & 2nd graders will be visiting Sea World for a science education field trip! Trip details:
Return time: about 1:30pm
Cost: $9.00 per person (both students and chaperones). Amount is due Wednesday, May 30 to teacher.
Students must bring: Sack lunch and booster seats for car pooling
Attire: School uniform and comfortable walking shoes
Blue Permission Slip: Remember to sign the form on your child's clipboard. Sign the permission form if you are available to drive, too!
Please contact
Mrs. Cramer &
Ms. Lee with any questions.
July 1-6, 2018 Overnight Camps at Forest Home:
City Tree students are invited to join First Pres for overnight camp at Forest Home!
Who:
Students currently in gr 2-4, cost is $325
Students currently in gr 5-7, cost is $350
Students currently in gr 8-12, cost is $375
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Middle School
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Friday, May 18, Middle School Madness:
FPC Youth Group invites all students in grade 6-8 to Middle School Madness for a night of fun and fellowship!
When: Friday, May 18 from 6:00-8:00pm
Where: Youth Room, Room 307, drop-off & Pick-up from 4th Ave. entrance
Cost:$5 for food and drink
Invite your friends!
Monday, May 21, 8th Grade Tile Making Field Trip:
As a celebration and commemoration of their time here at City Tree, 8th grade students will visit an art studio in Pacific Beach from 10:40-1:15pm on Monday, May 21. During this visit they will design a unique, one of a kind tile to add to our mosaic on the roof.
There is no cost for this field trip, but please sign permission on your child's clipboard.
Tuesday, May 22, K-8 Not-So-Free Dress Day:
Student Council is hosting another Not-so-free Dress Day for K-8 students! Cost is $2 to wear free dress on Tuesday, May 22. Students must pay on the ramp as they enter school.
Thursday, June 7, ALL Middle School Textbooks and Materials Due:
As a part of year-end procedures, each classroom teacher will be collecting and checking all student textbooks during the week of June 5-9.
-Students whose textbooks show excessive damage will be referred to Mrs. Henzel for cost assessment, and parents notified of any fees involved.
-You can help this process go smoothly and avoid last minute frenzy by working with your child to be sure he/she has accounted for all textbooks and that they are in good condition.
-If there is damage, come by the office earlier in the week for book assessment and fees.
Friday, June 8, ALL Middle School Projects and Tests Due:
Please note: Friday, June 8 is the LAST DAY for graded academic work!
All students have projects and tests that are due and/or will be administered during this final week of school. It is vital that students are here each day and set aside time at home in the evenings and over the coming weekends to work on final projects and study for tests.
Monday, June 11, Coronado Beach Memory Verse Party:
Students who have qualified by memorizing all memory verses for this year will be eligible for our end of the year celebration at Coronado Beach from 9:00-12:30. Students who do not qualify my attend school, and will be partnered with a younger class, or remain at home.
-We need drivers for this event! Check the clipboards beginning next week and sign up if you can assist.
-Please note: Students MUST complete the memory verse requirement in order to attend this trip, and should still plan to attend school if they do not qualify.
-Beach trip will be followed by an ice cream and yearbook signing party for all middle school students from 1:00-3:15
Calling 6th & 7th Grade Families, Graduation Help Needed:
Our 8th grade graduates and their families deserve a great day of celebration, and you can help! Traditionally our 6th and 7th grade families assist with our graduation reception preparations, set-up, and clean-up. Click here for more information on how you can help, and please sign up on your child's clipboard by Friday, May 25 if you can assist. Thank you in advance!
Important 8th grade Graduation and End of the Year Information:
July 1-6, 2018 Overnight Camps at Forest Home:
City Tree students are invited to join First Pres for overnight camp at Forest Home!
Who:
Students currently in gr 2-4, cost is $325
Students currently in gr 5-7, cost is $350
Students currently in gr 8-12, cost is $375
Register Online for K-8 Summer Camp!
Click here to learn more about our K-8 summer camp programs beginning Monday, June 18 and register online!
4th Quarter PE Schedule:
May 23 - Kroc Center, Swimming
May 30 - Kroc Center, Swimming
June 6 - Kroc Center, Swimming
Quarter 4 Supplementary Curriculum:
6th Grade - Technology w/Mrs. Tendvahl
7th Grade - Technology w/Mrs. Tendvahl
8th Grade - Life Skills w/Ms. Lee
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Looking Ahead
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Monday, May 28: Memorial Day, no school
Thursday, May 31: K-8 Spring Program, Dinner & Art Show
Friday, June 1: K-8 Free Dress Day
Monday, June 11: K-8 Memory Verse Parties
Monday, June 11: Pre-K Promotion, 3pm
Tuesday, June 12: Last day of 2017-2018 school year
Tuesday, June 12: Gr 1-8 Awards Assembly in the Sanctuary, 11:00am
Tuesday, June 12: 8th Grade Graduation, 1:00pm
June 13-15: Staff Development Days, no school or K-8 summer camps
Monday, June 18: Preschool resumes, K-8 summer camps begin
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Pictures of the Week
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The Falcons Jazz Band spent the day at Disneyland earlier this week! Students participated in a choreography workshop where they learned about enhancing their performance and confidence when performing. Students and chaperones got to enjoy the park afterwards, everyone had a great time!
The 4th & 5th grade classes learned about the art of ceramics with Mrs. Kennedy & Mrs. Mullikin. Finished products will be displayed at the art show for the K-8 Spring Show on Thursday, May 31 - make sure you stop by to see them!
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I know that nothing is better for them than to rejoice, and to do good in their lives,
and also that every man should eat and drink and enjoy the good of all his labor - it is the gift of God.
I know that whatever God does,
It shall be forever.
Nothing can be added to it,
And nothing taken from it.
God does it, that men should fear before Him.
Ecclesiastes 3:12-14 (NKJV)
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