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March 13 th , 2018

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Upcoming Events Skate City Night: TONIGHT Pi Day: TOMORROW Pastries with Parents PTO Meeting Multicultural Festival Youth Art Month Masquerade Ball Junior Achievement Day Ribbon Cutting Ceromony Fun Run CCA Board News: 2018 CCA Board Election Volunteer Opportunity Community Service Highlight Important Announcement from TGA Sports Amazon Smile Fundraiser Scholarship Opportunity: Attention CCA Alumni S.T.A.R. Announcement Fly Like an Eagle: Catching Kindness Teacher/Staff Feature Scholastic Fencing League CCA Cafeteria News Champions: Important Announcements Hard Hat News Helpful Links

03/12 - 03/15 - Soccer Clinic 03/13 - Skate City Night 03/13 - Board Meeting 03/14 - Pi Day, Governance Meeting 03/16 - Pastries with Parents, PTO Meeting, Construction Tour, Multicultural Festival, Q3 Ends 03/19 - Re-Enrollment Begins 03/19 - 03/22 - Soccer Clinic 03/21 - Java with Jay, CCA Tour 03/26- 03/30 - Spring Break: No School

CCA MASTER CALENDAR

Skate City TONIGHT: Tuesday, March 13

CCA Skate City are a fun way for students and families to get together and play outside of school hours. Each night will have discounted pricing, special themes and food specials. Join the fun tonight between 6:30 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. at Skate City !

Pi Day is TOMORROW: Don't Forget to Turn in Your Pies

Attention parents, this Wednesday is Pi Day. Due to the construction on the gym we will be utilizing the front parking lot for our pie eating competition. Because of this the parking lot will be closed from  2:15 until after dismissal. Please make note of this change and do not park in the front parking lot if you will be needing to get out after 2:15. Attention all Pi enthusiasts, March 14 th, Pi Day, is tomorrow! Each and every year we spend 3/14 celebrating this special number in all its irrationality. Tomorrow, March 14 th , 5th through 8th grades will spend the afternoon celebrating this mathematical constant. On this day we will celebrate π with a variety of competitions and of course lots and lots of Pi(e)!   5 th through 8 th graders are allowed to participate in several different competitions that will take place tomorrow, 3/14.   Recitation of the Digits of Pi: This competition will put your memorization skills to the test! Participants will be given a chance to recite the digits of Pi that they have memorized. The person who recites the most digits, without error, wins! (There will be a winner for 5/6 and a winner for 7/8). Start memorizing!   Pi Literature: Students have the opportunity to write a piece of literature with regards to the mathematical constant Pi. Get creative! It can be a short story, a poem, a song! Entries were due Friday, March 9 th so that the judges could pick the winners! (There will be a winner for 5/6 and a winner for 7/8).   Homemade Pi(e) Baking Competition: This is the chance for those students who love to bake to wow the judges with their baking skills. The student with the most delicious homemade pi(e) will be declared ultimate chamPIon !   Pi(e) Eating Competition: A select few lucky pi(e) enthusiasts will get a chance to show of their chops…do they have what it takes to be the fastest pi(e) punisher CCA has ever seen? The quickest quasher of their pi(e) wins!   There will also be a few other competitions held tomorrow, 3/14 that students will be allowed to participate in as they indulge their sweet tooth on this mathematically masterful day!   If students wish to participate in any of the official competitions they MUST sign up for their competition of choice. The sign-up sheet can be found outside of Mr. Andrew Loomis’ classroom. Sign-up quick because these spots won’t last long!   ATTENTION PARENTS: PLEASE DON'T FORGET TO BRING IN YOUR PIES! There are several different opportunities that arise as a result of Pi Day. We need LOTS of pi(e). CCA offers 1 volunteer hour for each homemade pi(e) brought in by a family (up to two hours per family) OR CCA offers 1 volunteer hour for 2 store bought pi(e)s (up to two hours per family). We will also need some lovely volunteers to help run the afternoon (set up, pi(e) cutting, pi(e) distributing, supervision, AND clean-up). Please see the following link to sing-up for this wonderful day! *If your child has allergies please contact Mr. Andrew Loomis so that we can coordinate a safe and enjoyable experience!

CCA families, on  Friday, March 16, 2018, at 7:30 AM , come enjoy donuts, muffins, juice and coffee with your student while you catch up with other CCA families. Your annual activity fee covers the cost.   Students must attend with an adult.   Please  RSVP by Tuesday, March 13, 2018  to confirm how many students and adults are attending.  We don't want to run out of muffins or donuts! If anyone would like to volunteer to help with the event, please contact Elizabeth Gold .

Please join us this Friday March 16 th  at 8:05am in the cafeteria for our March PTO meeting. Coffee will be served and younger siblings are always welcome.  February Minutes March Agenda   PTO Financials

CCA Multicultural Festival 2018: Celebrating the Cultures of the World

Date: Friday, March 16th Time: 5:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Location: Cherry Creek High School (Information Center Building) Are you excited about celebrating the different cultures of the world with a fun filled evening of music, dance, food, and activities from various countries? Event Format: 5:30 – 6:45 pm – Country stations with food, displays, and activities in hallways of the Information Center (IC) Building 7:00 – 8:30 pm – Performances at the Fine Art Building Directions to Cherry Creek High School from CCA: - Drive north on S Dayton towards Orchard road. - Continue on S Dayton until E Union Ave. Turn left. - Turn left to the parking lots across from Information Center Building.

Youth Art Month

March is Youth Art Month and we are joining the Curtis Humanities Center in celebrating! Several of our CCA students will represent our school with their artwork for this show running March 5 th – March 31 st , 2018.   The show is open to the public during regular gallery hours. The gallery is located in Greenwood Village at 2349 East Orchard Road.   There will be a reception for the artists of the Cherry Creek School District on Wednesday, March 21 st , from 5:00 – 7:00 P.M. All of the artists represented will receive an individual invitation.   Please help us congratulate the following students whose art will represent CCA:   5 th Grader Sadie L., Kindergartner Mackenzie G.-W., 3 rd Grader Skyler O., Kindergartner Sanay S., 3 rd Grader Katherine N., 2 nd Grader Brady P., 2 nd Grader Sofia S., 4 th Grader Bela H., 3 rd Grader Exia D., 5 th grader Sanvi S., 6 th Grader Impa B., Kindergartner Ryan L., 1 st Grader Lukas M., 7 th Grader Anna M., 5 th Grader Ella H., Kindergartner Iris D., 6 th Grader Cale G., 3 rd grader Niranj n P., Kindergartner Misha U., 8 th Grader Drew H., Kindergartner Ashrit V., 7 th Grade Lauren M., 6 th Grader Isabella S., Kindergartner Taylor M., 7 th Grader Hayden P., 5 th Grader Haliley O., 3 rd Grader Brooke S., Kindergartner Drea B., 7 th Grader Aadya K., 3 rd Grader Nate H., 8 th Grader Pranav M., and 4 th Grader Sanya M .   We are so proud of all of our CCA artists and are thrilled to have some of them represent our school at the show!

Save the Date: April 27 th

The CCA K-5 Masquerade Ball will be on April 27 th  from 5:30 p.m. -7:30 p.m.  More information to come soon!

Calling all volunteers to teach/co-teach in a classroom for Junior Achievement (JA) Day on Tuesday, May 1 st .

Junior Achievement's mission is to "...inspire and prepare every students, no matter what their background, to reach their potential". JA programs "equip students with the tools they need to find their own success in our competitive and challenging global workforce".   JA will provide each volunteer with an age appropriate curriculum designed to provide hands-on activities. These activities teach students skills to help manage and control their finances. CCA is in need of two volunteers for each classroom.  Kindergarten and First grade volunteers will be working with students until their lunchtime at 12:20 pm. Volunteers for all other grades are needed in the classrooms until the end of the school day at 3:00 pm.    A training day for volunteers will be scheduled in April. Volunteers will receive the curriculum and will be instructed on how to implement the curriculum in the classroom.  Click here  to contact Mrs. MacFarland to volunteer and for additional information

5th Annual Fun Run!!! Save the Date... Friday, May 4th

Please join us for our “Soar to the Top Fun Run” on Friday May 4 th !   In the spirit of fun, music, and health, students will run laps, and this year it will be on our brand new track!  Sponsored by the CCA Foundation, our goal is to raise over $20,000 to contribute furnishings toward our newly renovated gym, lobby, and also classrooms as needed. Proceeds may also be used for our ongoing technology needs. WE NEED SPONSORS!!!  If you or someone you know is interested in sponsoring this event, please let us know! There are currently 3 levels of sponsorship available. For information on sponsorship, please click  here . WE NEED DONATIONS!!!   We want to expand our prizes for the students this year. You can earn volunteer hours to solicit donations for the fun run from some school friendly organizations. We will provide everything you need, including a list of where to go, and at your convenience you can pursue donations. If you’re interested, or want more information, please contact  Cyndy Holmes .

2018 CCA Board Election

There are three open positions on the Board for the 2018 Election.  The term for each Board position is three years. Please join us for Meet the Candidates Night Tuesday, May 8, 2018 at 5:00 pm in the library.   • The Election will be held by electronic ballot.  A unique and confidential electronic ballot will be sent to the email address listed in PowerSchool for each parent/guardian.  Click here to change your email address. Candidate Information: • If you are interested in running for a seat on the Board please download the following documents.  The Candidate Information Sheet contains essential information for potential candidates. The Nomination and Biography Forms should be completed by potential candidates and submitted_ electronically by 12:00 pm (noon) on April 11, 2018.   •  Candidate Information Sheet •  Candidate Nomination Form •  Candidate Biography Form Click here   to download the Board Election Policy.  If you have questions about the election  click here  to email the election committee.     The 2018 CCA Board Election will begin on Wednesday, May 9, 2018  and will end on Tuesday, May 15, 2018.

CCA is looking for a dedicated crosswalk guard to work for a couple of hours each day. The hours are from 7:15-8:15 and 2:45-3:45 M-F. Please email Mr. Hargreaves if you are interested in applying for this position! Your responsibilities will include; reliability, supervising children, escorting students and families across the street.

Community Service Highlight: CCA Tiger Scouts

Last week the Tiger Scouts went to Shalom nursing home to pass out a delivery of flowers. The boys knocked on doors and said hello to residents and passed out plants and flowers to anyone who wanted one.

Important Announcement from TGA Sports

Classes are scheduled to start next week. At this time, we do not have enough participation to run any of the classes.  You can view the classes here .

Amazon Smile

The AmazonSmile triple donation promotion starts today! Amazon is tripling the donation amount to 1.5% when customers make their first eligible  smile.amazon.com  purchase from March 12 - 31. This is a great opportunity to increase Cherry Creek Academy PTO's AmazonSmile donations by reminding your supporters to shop at  smile.amazon.com .  For additional details about the promotion, visit the promotion  detail page . Use the message and banner below in email, social media, and on your website to spread the word to your donors, staff, and volunteers.  Amazon is tripling the donation rate on your first  smile.amazon.com purchase through March 31 st ! Go to  smile.amazon.com/ch/84-1323717   and Amazon donates to Cherry Creek Academy PTO.

Attention CCA Alumni!

The CCA Foundation is once again offering a $1,000 scholarship for current seniors in high school. Alumni who attended CCA through 8 th  grade (and are presently seniors) are eligible for this scholarship and may use it toward their college of choice. Information will soon be mailed to all potential candidates and the applications are due back no later than April 18th.   If you have a student who is an alumni or know of former CCA families who have moved since graduating from CCA, please contact  Caitlin Sullivan , Registrar, so that we may update our database and ensure that they receive information on how to apply. We look forward to reviewing applications and announcing our 2018 scholarship recipient!

There is an exciting change that will impact your child starting in the fourth quarter. All 5 th and 6 th graders will participate in the S.T.A.R. (Students Taking Academic Responsibility) elective during their weekly study hall period. Students in 7 th and 8 th grade have been recommended by their teachers to attend this new elective during their study hall period on Mondays and Fridays. S.T.A.R. provides a class period for students to complete homework while focusing on communication and organization skills. Students will practice self-advocacy, note taking, critical thinking, and study skills. Students will also learn how to use an agenda, manage time, and set goals during these sessions. Now that we are able to offer this wonderful resource during the day to our middle school students, S.T.A.R. will no longer be available after school starting Monday, March 19. Afternoon pick-up times are 3:25 for 5 th and 6 th graders and 3:35 for 7 th and 8 th graders. If you need after school care, Champions is available until 6:00 p.m. More information about Champions can be found here . Sincerely, Jennifer Doré ELS Specialist/Learning Specialist/Instructional Coach jdore@cherrycreekacademy.org

Catching Kindness   Kindness is perhaps the most important quality and interpersonal skill we can instill in our children. Simple acts of kindness practiced throughout the day by ourselves and our children have a snowball effect that becomes almost contagious. Even the smallest acts of kindness, such as holding a door open for others or smiling at a stranger as we pass by can spark a chain reaction. Children and adolescents want to know that they can effect change, that they are able to make a difference within their communities, and that they are relevant and important to the greater good. Through kindness, they are able to do so in a very tangible way. Kindness is the foundation on which the healthiest and highest functioning communities are built. Extensive research shows that kindness is one of the highest predictors of stability and satisfaction. Many colleges, including Harvard, are now placing emphasis on kindness within their applications for admission. We strive to ensure that the CCA community exemplifies kindness not only at school, but at home and within our larger communities. Catch Kindness, Spread Kindness   1)       Consider Others: One if the easiest ways to practice kindness is to consider how our words and actions will affect others. We want to support, encourage and uplift everyone in our community. By considering the feelings of others, this is an easily achievable feat. Choose your words carefully and think before you speak. Word may not “break bones,” but they certainly leave a lasting effect. Consider these simple questions when choosing what you say: Is it true? Is it kind? Is it necessary? 2)       Help Others: Offering assistance to those in need is a wonderful way to show kindness. The strongest communities are those that notice and offer help to those in need.  When you see someone struggling, offer to help. Holding a door for someone who has their hands full, offer a listening ear to someone that seems to be having a tough day, and smiling at someone who appears to be struggling are all simple ways to demonstrate kindness. 3)       Celebrate Success: When we celebrate the success of others we share in the joy of their accomplishments. It is important to recognize and applaud the achievements of everyone. By celebrating each other’s greatness, we create a sense of worth and strengthen the desire to perform at our highest ability within everyone in our community. Celebrating all achievements, regardless of how big or small they are, encourages the trend of success. Uplift each other by letting one another know that you’ve noticed their hard work and are proud of them. 4)       Be Kind to Yourself: Kindness includes being kind to yourself! Do not berate yourself or use self-depreciating humor. Be compassionate with yourself. Demonstrate a strong sense of self-confidence and use positive words and thoughts when you talk and think about yourself. When you make mistakes, recognize them, make a plan for how you will do things differently to ensure greater success in the future, and learn from the experience rather that dwell on negativity. How will you spread kindness today?

CCA Staff Feature

Chelsea Anderson is one of CCA’s newest staff members. She is the new Communications Specialist. Though she’s only been at CCA a short time, she is very happy here and enjoys being part of the CCA team immensely.   Ms. Anderson also works as the social media and public relations manager for a local holistic health and wellness practitioner and author.   Ms. Anderson has one amazing six-year-old son named James and together they love to sing along to  Hamilton,  visit local museums, watch movies and go on adventures. Ms. Anderson’s awesome seventeen-year-old brother also lives with them and she greatly appreciates how hip he keeps her.   Ms. Anderson is an avid reader. She has an eclectic taste in literature, but Harry Potter will always have a special place in her heart.

Emilie Copley is a 2 nd  grade teacher and volleyball coach and this is her third year at CCA.   Ms. Copley is originally from Flagstaff, Arizona and moved to Colorado three years ago. She attended the University of Arizona where she received her degree in elementary education with an emphasis in ESL.   In her free time, Ms. Copley loves to get outside, play the ukulele and spend time with friends.    Ms. Copley absolutely loves CCA and the wonderful community she gets to be a part of here. Visit Ms. Copley's Teacher Webpage by clicking the icon below:

Amie Gulick is an Occupational Therapist (OT) and has over 20 years of experience in both adult rehabilitation and pediatrics. After she graduated from the University of Kansas and newly married, she relocated to Colorado where she spent 4 years at Craig hospital specializing in Traumatic Brain and Spinal Cord Injury. Then in 2001 Mrs. Gulick shifted gears and started her family, however, she still pursued her career in OT and worked in several different hospitals throughout the Denver area servicing a wide range of patient populations and expanding her knowledge as an OT. In 2010, Mrs. Gulick became an Independent Contractor in OT and helped start a great entrepreneurial company called Mile High Climbers. She specialized in working with children ages 3-10 years, providing intervention in multiple social settings and in areas of sensory processing and fine motor development. She also became an Early Intervention Specialist working with children birth to 3 years, focusing on the child and their families, while providing services in their homes. In 2012, Mrs. Gulick started working in the Cherry Creek School District. She has worked in multiple school settings preschool, elementary, and at the middle school level. She currently has two schools, Belleview Elementary K-5 th grade and CCA K-8 th grade. Mrs. Gulick works with a diverse group of students with varying needs and challenges. Amie has a true passion for OT. She enjoys making a difference in children and their families lives by helping them focus on their strengths, while they overcome challenges specific to each child’s unique developmental climb. Mrs. Gulick was born and raised in Springfield MO, but loves calling Denver home. She has been married 21 years and loves being a mother to her 3 kids, ages 16, 14 and 11. She enjoys the beautiful outdoors and loves skiing, running, or spending time with her friends and family.

Dear Parents, The Scholastic Fencing League will offer an after-school fencing program at Cherry Creek Charter Academy during the 2017/18 school year.  What is the Scholastic Fencing League? Our mission is to introduce the Olympic sport of fencing to students, grades 2 nd and up in a safe and fun environment, while promoting the values of character, honor, integrity, strategy and athleticism. How Does Our Program Work? Fencing is a sport involving quick thinking, agility, poise and speed. This unique sport develops self-discipline, respect, maturity and good sportsmanship, qualities that carry through to our everyday lives. Fencers learn to solve problems, cope with adversity and take what comes with grace, through their individual and team participation. It is a tradition to salute before a fencing competition and shake hands afterwards. It is one of the few sports that evens the playing field between size, age, sexes, ethnicity and personality. Our beginner class offers instruction on footwork, blade work, tactics and strategy.  It includes an introduction to the history of fencing, weapons, target areas and fencing technique. Progressive classes build on previous experience and curriculum is developed for progressing skill levels. Schedule: Your School will hold fencing classes for students in grades 2 nd and up, in the Gym Thursdays from 3:40 to 4:25 PM. Practice will start on March 15th. Course Fee: The cost for the 8-week session, once per week, is $130. Class space is limited to 20 students. Equipment: All necessary equipment (glove, mask, jacket, and sabre) will be provided. Students should wear athletic shoes and comfortable athletic clothing, such as T-shirts and warm-up or sweatpants. Registration: Registrations are accepted on a first come - first serve basis. Please register your child at scholasticfencingleague.com . If you have any questions about this program, please contact Virginia Johnston at 814-777-0423.

CCA Cafeteria News

We Need You! Volunteer in the Cafeteria 10:40 am - 1:00 pm PLEASE MAKE SURE YOUR CHILD HAS A LUNCH EACH DAY.

Students DO NOT have access to a microwave; however, we do have hot water for the students who bring their own “Cup Noodles.” For clarification or to review CCA policies about lunch, please view pages 8-9 and 34 in the CCA Parent Student Handbook . Please send questions to: kwaldron@cherrycreekacademy.org.

Featured Restaurant Partner: Wahoo’s Tacos

From the founders of Wahoo’s: “At Wahoo’s, we encourage you to nourish yourself with food and experiences that make you feel more alive. So, ride those waves, care for your community, love what you eat every day, and be authentically you. Our family is where to feed yours.” Wahoo’s offers fresh menu selections at CCA every Wednesday! Kid’s Meals: Designed with kids in mind, these smaller portioned choices include a Kid’s Bowl, Kid’s Quesadillas, Kid’s Taco Meal, Kid’s Black Bean and Cheese Burrito, or Kid’s Nugget Meal. Hover your cursor over each choice to find out what delicious toppings and choices come along side these favorites! Tacos • Choose chicken, pork, fish or vegetarian tacos. Taco meals come with your choice of chips and salsa or rice and beans or choose a taco al la carte. Burritos • Create your favorite burrito –chicken, fish or veggie Classic Burrito or Banzai Veggie burrito. Healthy and delicious fuel for the whole day! Salads • The Garden Salad with grilled chicken makes a complete, healthy meal choice or pair up the regular garden salad with another Wahoo’s favorite to round out your lunch. Quesadillas • Choose from a delicious cheese quesadilla or a chicken quesadilla with cheese. Regular sized quesadillas come with sour cream, guacamole, and pico. Look for the gluten free, vegetarian, and Wholesome and Healthy icons throughout Wahoo’s menu!

Login to see the complete line up of menu items available each day.  Order lunch at www.wholesomefoodservices.com .  As always, you can order up to 60 days in advance and right up until 1pm the day before delivery. Late cancellationscan be made until 8AM the day of delivery. We hope you enjoy these healthy new additions to your lunch menus ! Please contact us with any questions or for ordering help at support@wholesomefoodservices.com or 1-800- 872-0226

A few announcements from Champions. Champions will be having a Spring Break Program at CCA Monday, March 26th to Friday, March 30th.  We will be open from 6:30am-6:00pm.  The cost will be $37/day, or $185 for the entire week.  Champions is offering half-off of Summer registration fees, for all families who attend at least one day of Spring Break. Many families have already registered, however we need about 5 more children per day to be registered AND scheduled to be sure of running the program.  If you are planning to attend, please go online to register and schedule , and let Jasper know as soon as possible. Please sign up by clicking "Add Program" on your online account, and follow the prompts for Spring Break. Look forward to seeing you! Summer registration is now open! We look forward to having several field trips, and a summer curriculum filled with circus science, spy school, superhero puzzles, natural studies, and more! You can register online in your parent account. Summer program will be held here at CCA, and hours will be 8a-5p Monday- Friday. We will be closed July 4 th . We will be hosting other schools here as well, and we anticipate some of these other schools will have a high enrollment. If you plan to use Champions these days, please enroll online ASAP. Please sign up as soon as you can to ensure a spot! If you have questions, please ask Mr. Jasper ! As always, you can reach us at 720-273-9163 or ch002025@klcorp.com .

WEEKLY UPDATE:  Saturday 3/10: Continue skylight cut in on roof. Fire suppression drain down and tie-ins. Continue CMU veneer. Misc tape and finish on drywall. Monday 3/12: Complete skylight cut in, begin installing skylight units. Install final window well skylight on west elevation. Complete fire suppression trim out in basement. Continue CMU veneer block. Hang new spiral duct in gym. Continue electrical trim out in basement. Complete drywall on hard lids. Continue AV wiring in gym. Install drywall on admin office skylight shafts.No major deliveries Tuesday 3/13: New elevator delivery date and install start. Begin hanging gym banners. Continue electrical trim in basement. Complete roofing tie-ins. Complete skylight installation. Begin fur out walls for west elevation window well. Continue misc tape and finish work, begin tape and finish on hard lids at stair 3. Continue veneer block installation on exterior.Elevator delivery after 9 am. Wednesday 3/14: Continue tape and finish on remaining hard lids and admin skylight shafts. Complete fur out of west elevation window well. Continue elevator installation. Complete all overhead work in gym. Complete veneer block installation on exterior.No major deliveries scheduled Thursday 3/15: Complete tape and finish on hard lids and admin skylight shafts. Continue elevator installation. Complete electrical trim in basement. Complete paint touch ups and window returns in gym. Complete veneer block installation on exterior.No major deliveries anticipated Friday 3/16: Prim and first coat remaining areas on first floor (hard lids and skylight shafts). Continue elevator installation. Begin window and door prep/installation in Principals office. Begin cleaning veneer block and prepping for water proofing. Final above ceiling inspections in basement.No major deliveries anticipated.

TRAFFIC/SAFETY: JHL has planned ahead to minimize the impact to normal school operations, including traffic. Morning drop off and afternoon pick up will not change. JHL has scheduled all deliveries and truck/equipment traffic outside of our drop off and pick up times. JHL created a safety video for our website, highlighting the efforts JHL takes to separate students from the construction as well as their thorough background checks for their employees, and other important efforts being taken to ensure a safe construction site.  Here is the safety video .    JHL, DCS, RTA architects, and CCA leadership meet and discuss new construction tasks that involve safety matters at weekly Owner, Architect, Constructor meetings to ensure the safest site possible. TOURS: We are working with JHL Constructors and DCS, CCA's Owner's Rep, to schedule monthly tours for anyone interested in walking the project to hear and see first hand the progress being made. These tours will be held immediately following our regularly scheduled monthly PTO meetings. The next tour date will be 03/16 immediately following the PTO meeting.  Remember to wear close-toed shoes to participate! STAY IN TOUCH: Questions? Please feel free to  email   or check out our  project website  to see all the exciting new photos we have posted!