March 8, 2010 - Volume 26 - 2010
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....... CCDS INFORMER    
Mrs. Roberts - Headmistress

Welcome to our WASC Visiting Team. Last night the school
hosted a reception and some of you met Mrs. Ann Desmond,
Mr. Bill Arnold, and Mrs. Jimmie Drummond. For those of
you who did not, if you see them around campus, please feel
free to stop and say hello. On Wednesday morning, there will
be a short meeting time set aside, about 30 minutes, for you
to drop by Hinde Hall right after drop-off. Even if you can
only stay for a few minutes, you are welcome to attend.

Thank you to our dedicated teachers, school board,
supportive church, and all you parents who have participated
in this self-study process. A very special thank you goes to
Janie Hansen, who has been our self-study coordinator these past eighteen months.
And also, thank you to our students for being the reason we do this and for brightening
our days throughout the year.

This Friday, we have a special treat - the Irish dancers are coming! Rosie Lyons, a
current sixth grader, her sister and cousins, who are CCDS graduates, are part of a
group that competes nationally and internationally and wins. The group ranges in
age from adults to at least Rosie’s age. They will share their talents with us at 8:30 in
Hinde Hall, and parents are also welcome to attend this half-hour program.

Nancy Roberts
Headmistress

 

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CCDS's Schoolwide Fundraiser Ends
  “Mixedbag Designs” fundraiser ended March 1st.

It will take two weeks to receive bags once the order is placed by Tami Woods.
  Any questions, please feel free to contact
Tami Woods, Jackie Scotchmer or Melissa Miller.
Tami Woods-619.733.1693 twoods@san.rr.com
Jackie Scotchmer-619.573.8224 jackie@constellationproperty.com
Melissa Miller-619.519.4961 mmiller7@san.rr.com

IT'S CAR PARKING SENSE

Long-term parking near CCDS is extremely limited, and short-term
parking virtually nonexistent. Extreme caution should be taken
while entering and leaving the parking facilities owned by the Church
on “C” Avenue. Small children should be escorted across the street
by their parents. Please observe the no stopping zone between
the signs in front of the school, as well as the common sense rules
of no double parking or U-turns in mid-block. Parents should remain
in their cars if they are in the loading zone and pull forward
as cars move forward.

 

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The First grade class’s service learning project is raising money
to help world hunger through Heifer International,

an organization whose mission is to “work with communities to end
hunger and poverty and care for the earth.” Heifer has helped more than
7 million families across the globe through the gift of livestock and training
in environmentally friendly farming. Through this process families can
become self-supporting, by “passing the gift: - they give offspring and
training to others in need. An arc will go home to each school familiy
and be collected by March 31st when the project ends.

 Thank you for helping the first graders make a difference in our world.

 

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One of the many great things about our school is the opportunity each
class has to contribute to our world through a service learning project.

Third grade is collecting General Mills Box Tops for Education to earn money
in support of the "Earth's Birthday Project" to help protect rain forest acreage
in the El Pangan rainforest in the Colombian Chocó
- the wettest forest
in the world, site of tremendous biological diversity, and an environmental
hotspot that will disappear without help.

The "box tops" are small pink and yellow squares with the words
"Box Tops for Education" printed on them. They may be found on the
packaging of many items, such as cereals snacks, Kleenex, and even some
school and office supplies. Send them in to school through the end of April.

Thank you for helping the third graders make a difference in our world.

 

......... VIRTUE FOR MARCH IS PATIENCE    

SPIRITUAL NURTURE

This week’s lesson: 

Holy God, you are patient and kind.
Help us to use the gifts and talents you have given us.

The chapel lesson will be presented by Sixth Grade on Thursday.


 HAPPY BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK TO:

Tanner Jansen (1st) 3/10
Kelli Morris (1st) 3/11
Peter Busch (K) 3/14

 

    
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