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Important Dates at a Glance
August 19
Back to School Bash
Camp Cristina
10 AM - 3 PM
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Contact Information
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Riverview Southeast Campus
11519 McMullen Road
Riverview, FL 33569
813.699.4600
Administration:
Amy Brown,
Director
Terri McConomy
Assistant Director
Laura Brinker,
Classroom Resource Teacher
Erin Anderson
ESE Professor
Jenny Caban
Small Groups
Sara Key
Guidance
Alberta Therkilsen,
Financial Services Manager
Alexandria Andrade,
Registrar/Office Manager
Carmen Gonzalez
Elem. Front Desk
Michelle Algood
Middle School Front Desk
Amber DeJesus
Health Aide
Kindergarten Team:
Adriana Fernandez
Kylie Agius
Brittany Clethen
Chunga Wang
Joeleane Wells
Sylvia Fells
Ana Irizarry
Second Grade Team:
Mia Peck
Ashley Davis
Judyth Monzon
Third Grade Team:
Geri Lewis
Tammy Adams
Wenda Occide
Amanda Rios
Fourth Grade Team:
Ana Bonich
Bridget Murtha
Janaki Srigiriraju
Fifth Grade Team:
Shannon Knisely
Amanda Henderson
Tonya Sharper
Middle School Team:
Jeff Chandler
Diana Davila
Jan Denizac
Kathy Hockman
Sarah Ludlam
Stacey O'Neill
Natalia Richards
Eugene Savell
Chitra Seenivasan
Electives Team:
Jazmin Agueda
Lina Borbujo
Dominique Jacobs
Malisa Werner
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IB Learner Profile Traits
(Long Term Goals)
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Open- minded
Thinker
Risk-Taker
Inquirer
Principled
Reflective
Communicator
Balanced
Knowledgeable
Caring
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IB Attitudes
(everday qualities)
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Integrity
Commitment
Independence
Curiosity
Tolerance
Appreciation
Cooperation
Empathy
Respect
Creativity
Confidence
Enthusiasm
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Kid's Community College
Southeast
August 18, 2017 -
Friday Focus
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Directors Corner
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Hello KCC Families,
There was so much energy, conversations, and fun activities going on this week that the students almost forgot they were learning! Students and KCC SE staff has been working hard all week. Please take time to rest and enjoy some down time. We will start back fresh on Monday.
As many of you know, we will be throwing our KCC 2017-18 Annual Back to School bash on August 19th at YMCA Camp Cristina. This event will be from 10 AM to 3 PM this Saturday and is considered one of our major fundraisers. Please keep in mind that each family is required to participate in at least one major fundraiser each year.
Another exciting thing coming up is the Solar Eclipse on Monday. We will have students remain inside from 1pm until pick-up and not have any outside activities including PE and Recess. We will encourage professors to stream coverage of the eclipse as this is an experience that is once in a lifetime.
Dismissal on Monday will also be adjusted. You may choose to keep your child at home on Monday and their absence will be excused. Please let the front office and your child's teacher know if you plan to do so. Students that are in school may be picked up at the early release time, noon for elementary and 12:30pm for middle if you choose. Please communicate with your child's teacher so they will ready for the earlier pick-up. Students that leave at the regular dismissal time will all remain inside. A staff member will be outside and call for them to be released. Please be patient as our main goal is to keep everyone safe.
Please include the message from Hillsborough County below in the Friday Focus (cleaned up from the forward).
A special total solar eclipse is coming up this Monday, August 21. This eclipse is special because people can only see it from inside the United States of America. This is the first time that a special eclipse like this has happened since the USA became a country 241 years ago.
OPTIONS FOR PARENTS
SCHOOLS HAVE EXCITING EDUCATIONAL PLANS FOR THE ECLIPSE!
Many lessons will be indoors, and some will be outdoors. All outdoor eclipse lessons will use proper safety procedures. If you do not want your child to be a part of any outdoor eclipse plans, please let your school know in advance.
If you want your child to view the eclipse at home, you can pick them up early for a half-day or keep your child at home that day â€" it will be an excused absence with a note from a parent.
ALL AFTERSCHOOL ACTIVITES WILL BE INDOORS FROM 1:15-4:15
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IMPORTANT SAFETY: DON'T LOOK UP!
It is never safe to look right at the Sun, even during a partial eclipse! It can hurt your eyes in a way that even doctors cannot fix. If you want to watch this special eclipse, there are three safe ways:
ON TV AND ONLINE. You can watch video of the eclipse while it is happening on TV and on the Internet.
WITH SPECIAL GLASSES. If you have special eclipse glasses, you can look at the eclipse. But you cannot look at the eclipse with regular sunglasses or just your eyes.
WITH AN ECLIPSE VIEWER BOX. Learn how to make an eclipse viewer box at
sdhc.k12.fl.us
and search GO ECLIPSE
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Tampa times on August 21: Eclipse begins 1:18 p.m. Maximum point (81% of sun covered) 2:50 p.m. Ends 4:14 p.m.
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Hillsborough County Public Schools Communications
Attachments:
Great_American_Eclipse_2017.pdf
(1565.8 KB)
Amy Brown, Director
Kid's Community College Charter Schools
Riverview Southeast Campus
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| Cross Country Try-outs |
Those who make the team will begin practicing on 8/28.
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| Back-to-School Bash - Saturday, August 19 |
Ticket and Vendor Information went home with the students on Friday.
**Per the weather reports that it will be sunny and 93 degrees. That's HOT, HOT, HOT.
DON'T FORGET:
- Sunscreen/Hat
- Repellent
- A change of clothing (water rides)
- $$$ (to purchase your tickets/armbands/raffles and goodies to eat.
- Energy for a full day of fun, fun, fun
Special note:
This is considered our first Major Fundraiser. (All parents who have children attending KCC need to have 1 major fundraiser completed per child and this is a great & fun way to get this year started off right. To attend the event is free but for it to count towards commitment a armband/ticket must be purchased. Tickets available on site at Camp Christina on Saturday, August 19. Cost $25. Finally!
WE NEED VOLUNTEERS! Please check in at the volunteer booth by registration at Camp Christina when you arrive. See if there are ANY areas you'd like to volunteer and be properly assigned.
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Chef It Up!
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We are excited to welcome back this year the Chef It Up Club! If you would like to join us we will start this club on Thursday, September 12th. Your child will stay after school every Thursday for 6 weeks from 3:30 to 4:30 pm. Please click the registration form link below if you would like to sign up your child for this fun and amazing club!
Please print out the
registration form
and drop it by the front office with your cash (exact change only) or check for $100 in a sealed envelope with your child's name and teacher written on it.
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Elementary School News
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Click on the link below to see newsletter and photos from each class.
Kindergarten News
First Grade News
Second Grade News
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Middle School News
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Click on the link below to see newsletter and photos from middle school.
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CAFETERIA NEWS
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National Back to School Month
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Volunteer Policy
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In an effort to ensure parents take advantage of volunteer opportunities to fulfill the 20 hour volunteer commitment per enrolled child, please remember the following:
- You must have filled out an online application at https://community.sdhc.k12.fl.us/wps/portal/community/sdhc.home/sdhc.communitywelcome.
- Parents are responsible for coordinating their own volunteer opportunities. Many are regularly advertised, but parents can also schedule, at their convenience, a time and activity that best fits their schedules.
- Parents are responsible for logging their own volunteer hours at their respective campus.
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You can only log time for hours of
actual participation or
time spent purchasing/delivering supplies.
- Hours cannot be "donated," but parents can arrange to have other family members, friends or other parents volunteer on their behalf. In this instance, it will be the responsibility of the volunteer to ensure hours are properly logged for the student family in which hours are intended to benefit.
- Parents that earn more than 20 hours cannot retroactively assign extra hours to another family.
Parents can also review the Parent Volunteerism information in the Student Parent Handbook.
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Board of Directors
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Board of Directors Contacts
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AGENDA
- The Board agenda is set by the Board and is prepared, posted and distributed at least one (1) week before the meeting. At any time before the meeting, a parent, guardian or a member of the Board can request to add an item to the agenda by contacting either the Secretary or the Board President. The link for requesting an item to be added to the Board agenda is http://apps.kidscc.org/view.php?id=51501 The final agenda is approved at the start of the Board meeting. Parents and guardians are also allowed to introduce new items or concerns during the time of Floor Discussions and Announcements. Although the Board may not comment on the items introduced at that time, they can decide to act on it in a future meeting.
PUBLIC COMMENT - The Board of Directors welcomes participation in meetings. The public is welcome to comment on matters appearing on the agenda at the time they are called. The public is also welcome to comment on matters, which are not on the agenda when the President calls for "Public Input for the Good of the District." This time is provided for the public to introduce any topic within the District's jurisdiction. Because these are non-agenda matters, generally no discussion or comment by the Board should be expected except to properly refer the matter for review as appropriate, but no action will be taken at this meeting. Public Comment will be limited to five minutes per speaker. If you wish to speak, please step up to the podium at the appropriate time & begin by stating your name & address.
CONSENT ITEMS - All items are approved by a single action. There will be no separate discussion of those items unless an item is removed at the request of any Director or member of the public. Those items removed will be considered at the end of the consent agenda or be placed on the action agenda for the next meeting.
CONFLICT RESOLUTION AND COMPLAINTS
The ultimate purpose of our internal complaint procedure is to encourage the healthy growth and development of Kid's Community College. Conflict is often a part of any organization and may arise in any community. An effective process for resolving conflict is therefore both consistent with the vision and mission of KCC, and an essential component of the communication model that our school has adopted. KCC recognizes that effective communication is paramount in effective conflict resolution and therefore strongly encourages students, parents, associates and the community to review and follow our conflict resolution process, which is found here:
KCC Conflict Resolution.
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