Happy Last Day of School!
What a great year!
Congratulations to the Class of 2019! It was an honor and a privilege to celebrate with them on Wednesday. I look forward to hearing about how they will continue to be protectors! Thank you 8th grade parents for your commitment to Christ the King. Also, thank you to Amy Bultink and the 7th grade families for planning and implementing an amazing graduation dinner.
Congratulations to our incoming Student Council Executive team. I am looking forward to collaborating with you next year.
Finally, thank you parents for your support of the school this year. Christ the King is a special community because all of us collaborate to truly grow innovative leaders guided by Catholic values. Have a wonderful summer with your children.
Tutoring
Several teachers will be available to provide tutoring free of charge through Title I Funding. If you are interested, please
fill out this form,
and I will send you the sign up schedule.
Garden Protectors Needed
If you are interested in helping out at the school garden this summer, please
sign up using this sheet
.
I will provide you with directions on how to care for the garden.
Have a safe and relaxing summer!
Peace,
Ed Seib
Principal
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Friday, June 21st & Saturday, June 22nd
- CKS Summer Social
Sunday, June 30th
- Used Uniform Sale - 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. in Tuohy Hall
Click here
for the 2019-2020 School Year Calendar
(as of May 15th - another updated version will be sent at a later date)
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Click
here
to sign up for recess duty. Click
here
for 2019-2020 Recess Duty. Must have Safe and Sacred training.
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Box Tops/Labels for Education
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As you're feeding your little mouths lots of extra food this summer, please remember to continue to clip/collect Box Tops/Labels for Education this summer. You can turn them into school in August or put them in the container in the church vestibule throughout the summer. Remember- it's a dime (or quarter) every time you turn in a top/label.
Thank you from your Box Tops/Labels for Education Team
Sarah Dilts & Liz Sowinski
(317) 332-7617
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Melissa Grimes
Mrs. Grimes, our social worker for four years, has accepted a promotion and will be taking on a new challenge as Assistant Director of Social Workers for the Archdiocese. Congratulations Mrs. Grimes! Mrs. Grimes has been a great protector for our students, parents, and staff. She has provided all of us with advice and support and her impact will be felt for years to come. I appreciate the advice and expertise she has given me through the years. The school has lost a great advocate for our students, and she will be missed.
Here is a letter she composed to the community.
Mrs. Gibson
Mrs. Gibson will be transitioning from her role as a teacher to take care of her family. While she has only been here for one year, her impact has been enormous. Her skill with turning student data into individualized goals is matched by her compassion and empathy. She has made the staff and I better. It was amazing to walk in her room and see her encourage and challenge every one of her students as they were engaged in a project of their own creation. She has been a humble protector and role model for all of us. Next year, she will continue to be a protector of CKS by returning periodically to support and enhance the staff’s use of data and rubrics to drive instruction.
Mrs. Huffine
Our beloved Mrs. Huffine will be retiring from her day to day positions as ACE Coordinator to care for her husband Brian. Brian and Cheryl continue to fight his cancer diagnosis and your prayers are much appreciated. Mrs. Huffine has been a PROTECTOR here at CKS since the Fall of 2013. She has advocated for all of our students! She has supported and challenged students who have different learning needs, brought disAbility Awareness Week to the school, and coordinated the National Junior Honor Society to name just a few of the ways she has transformed our school. Mrs. Huffine will support us when she can next year in an advisory role, which makes it a little easier to say goodbye. Mrs. Huffine has truly changed lives through her work here, and I look forward to continuing to learn from her.
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Edukits
Orders due May 31st for Best Pricing!
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Orders will be due by May 31st for best pricing and free shipping, but extended ordering will be available from June 1st - July 12th.
Click here to order now!
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Lost and Found
Final Reminder
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Where’s that new jumper?
Where are all of your CKS sweatshirts?
Did you leave your lunchbox again?
Scientific Calculators?
I bet you just might find them in the Lost and Found!
Lost and Found is located on the Cafeteria/AfterCare level. There are three racks; be sure to look through all of them. Any items left at the end of the year will be donated to Goodwill.
HAPPY HUNTING!
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Student Medication
Final Reminder
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The school year is quickly winding down! Please pick up any medications from the Nursing Office by the end of the school year.
This includes
any
prescription
and
nonprescription
medications, as well as
inhalers and epipens
.
The last day for medication pick-up will be Friday, June 7th
. Anything that is
not picked up
by then will be
disposed of
.
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Mentor Families
Still Needed
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We are seeking current CKS families who are willing to mentor incoming families to our school this upcoming school year. New families will be met with many new faces and much information along the way. Mentor families help to familiarize these new families with the school and its procedures, and serve as a liaison between the school, the parish, and new families. If you and your family would like to support this ministry, we ask that you review the notes in the link below to understand what is asked of you to ensure each new family feels welcome and supported.
If you and your family are interested in serving as part of this important ministry, please email Mrs. Andie Silvey at
asilvey@cks-indy.org
.
If you have been a menor family in the past, we still ask you to let us know if you want to do this each year.
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Mark your calendars! The Used Uniform Sale is
Sunday, June 30
th
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This is a school fundraiser with all proceeds benefiting CKS programming, so we need your uniform and spirit wear donations, including jumpers, skirts, polos, khaki and navy pants and shorts. You may send your items into the school office through May 17th.
Please note that we will not be accepting items on consignment this year
. For additional information,
please click here.
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The Parish's biggest party is coming up soon. Below are a few reminders and ways you can help!
1) Proud Parent sponsorship opportunities as well as the opportunities for Parents to bring us business sponsors for Summer Social -
2) Raffle ticket selling reminder
Calling Bakers of all ages
I
am sending this email to recruit more help for the annual Summer Social. I am in charge of the Sweet Shop. Over the years, we have gotten homemade goodies through the parish service league and thought that, this year, I would invite the school families to help as well. Our booth is 100% profit for the school and parish, since the sweets are donated. We are looking for cookies, brownies, cakes, pies, or whatever sweets you are willing to donate.
This year the Summer Social is on Friday, June 21st and Saturday, the 22nd. There is a sign up genius in place if you would like to sign up that way, however you can just drop things off at Touhy Hall on June 21st without registering. You can ask for me or Dave and Katie Thompson and we will get your delicious sweets to where they need to go!
As always, Christ the King is a wonderful Parish and we appreciate your consideration and all your help!
link to sign up genius:
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Indiana Basketball Academy Summer Program
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Summer Volleyball Clinics
Here at CKS!
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The Volleybal School - Summer Clinics for Girls and Boys with Coach Angie Kubacki and Coach Katie Kluger on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday nights
June 4, 5, 6, 11, 12, 13, 25, 26, 27, July 9, 10, 11
The Volleyball School is now open for registration. Summer instruction is available to volleyball players of beginning or intermediate skill levels. We will focus on developing individual skills and fundamentals. You will not want to miss this amazing opportunity for your aspiring volleyball player to learn, develop, enhance, and fine tune their volleyball skills in a fun and positive learning environment. The summer clinics will immerse your volleyball player in the sport, giving them the kind of training essential to improvement no matter what their ability level. Ball control, hitting, and serving are a few of the skills that will be highlighted. Their performance as a volleyball player will improve, along with their self-confidence! We believe in individual instruction with a focus on quality and quantity of touches. Standing around in drills is not allowed!
Space will be limited to enhance the individualized and focused instruction with 2 coaches. You can sign up for all the clinics as a package of 12 or as an individual clinic that fits into your player's schedule.
Click here to register.
We hope you can make it!
Angie Kubacki and Katie Kluger
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