All School Announcements:
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The Fall Festival is great for children of all ages and their families. Invite your friends and neighbors!
When
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Friday, October 25 from 4:00-7:00pm
Where:
On the Lower Patio & Dining Room
Students are welcome to dress in fall colors or fall harvest attire on Friday, October 25 to school.
See below for more details.
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Donations Needed for
Fall Festival
- CAKES for the cakewalk! Bring wrapped cakes to school on the morning of, October 25.
- BAKED GOODS for our Bake Sale. Brings freshly baked good to school the morning of October 25.
- CANDY (standard sizes: chocolate, sour patch kids, etc.). Please no small fun size candy. Drop off in the office the week of October 21.
- RUMMAGE SALE ITEMS. Place items on the table in the hallway next to the office beginning on Monday, October 21. Smaller items please, no large furniture or clothing.
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Fall Festival HELP WANTED:
- Organize and set up rummage sale
- Setting up Bake Sale
- Selling items at the Bake Sale
- Run a Game: Worm in the Pie Game Help + a few others
- Misc. Other Fall Festival Help needed
Please contact the school office if you can assist with any of these things. Or sign up on the board l at the entrance to the school.
Thanks to everyone who has already volunteered.
WE NEED YOU!
VOLUNTEER
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Fall Festival Ticket Information:
Discounted pre-sale tickets will be available until Friday morning, October 25.
You can also buy tickets at the door on Friday, October 25. They sell for $1 each on the night of Fall Festival.
Cash, check, and credit cards are accepted for tickets and at the Book Fair..
Tickets are needed for food, games, photos, and activities. The Book Fair is the only thing that doesn't take tickets.
Most games are 1 ticket. Specialty activities like cake walk, photo booth, etc. are more. Food items range from 1-7 tickets. 1 ticket for a drink- 7 tickets for a hamburger with fruit and veggie.
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Advanced Choir Date Change Next Week
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Advanced Choir will be meeting on Tuesday, October 29 from 12:40-1:15pm. Mrs. Williams will be on a field trip with 4th & 5th grade on Monday.
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Girls Volleyball Schedule, Games & Practices:
Practices:
Monday, October 28: Practice
Wednesday, October 30: Practice
Games:
No Games next week.
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PTO Volunteer Opportunities
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Fall Festival:
- If you'd still like to help at the Fall Festival, please notify the school office or sign up using the link below.
Book Sale:
The Book Sale continues next week, and we need your help! Monday, October 28, and Tuesday,October 29 are the biggest needs. Use the link below to sign up and contact
Karen Baker
for more information.
2020 Gala:
Christina Stang has volunteered to be a co-chair of the
2020 Gala
. If you would like to help plan this exciting event,
one more co-chair position is still available.
To sign up for any of the above volunteer positions or see what other volunteer opportunities are available, please click the button below.
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Wednesday Morning, Parent Volunteers Needed
Each Wednesday our staff gathers for prayer and devotions. We need a few parent volunteers to supervise the K-8 students on the roof playground from 7:45-8:25 OR 8:00-8:25 . If you can help please contact Mandie Tyink, office manager.
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Friday, October 25, City Tree will kick
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off a sock drive. As part of our Healthy Choices Week, we are encouraging our students to be
“
givers
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. We will spend the next three weeks collecting socks which we will distribute
through our Ladle Fellowship Ministry
to our homeless
neighbors
at Christmas time. The goal is to collect 300 pairs of socks. According to our Ladle Fellowship Director, the greatest need is mens XL white inexpensive socks.
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October 25-November 1,
Book Fair
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Book Fair begins at the Fall Festival
Book Fair continues next week...
Where?
Back section of the Geneva Room
When?
Monday-Friday, 3:15-5:15pm
(closes early October 31.
Classroom Gifts:
Look for your classroom gift bag at the Book Fair. Teachers have pre-selected books that you may choose to buy for your child's classroom. A donation sticker will be added to each book recognizing your child's gift.
Everyone Benefits:
For every 2 books sold, City Tree receives a FREE book for our school library!
Volunteers Needed:
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Monday, October 28: UTC Apple Store 4th & 5th Grade Field Trip
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Who: 4th and 5th Grade
Where: UTC Apple Store
What: Learn about Music and Technology
When: Monday, October 28 9:45am-12:10pm
Details: Please wear closed toed shoes, and school uniform.
Cost: Free
Please sign up to drive on the green field trip form. If you have questions please contact Kat Floeter.
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WEDNESDAY, October 30: K-8 Free Dress
(No Costumes Please, note the new date)
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Please note that we've changed the free dress day to Wednesday, October 30 due to the Pumpkin Run. Please follow the dress code guidelines for Free Dress Days. No Costumes please.
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Preschool Orange Parties:
Some of our preschool classes will be having orange parties next week. Enjoy special orange foods, wear orange and celebrate the Fall season!
Loving Lights & Heavenly Angels: Wednesday, October 30th
King's Kids: Thursday, October 31
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Thursday, October 31: Pumpkin Run
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- Grade 1-8 students will be participating in a Mile Run At Balboa Park on Thursday, October 31!
- We will need of parent volunteers for the event.
- We also need donations of orange slices
- Please be on the lookout for sign-ups and more info posted near your class sign-in area.
- ·Wear orange shirts, shorts, and shoes to run in for the Pumpkin Run!
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Thursday, November 7: Balboa Theater K- 3rd Grade Field Trip
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Who: Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd & 3rd Grade
Where: Balboa Theatre
What: Learn about music appreciate new music
When: Thursday, November 7 8:45am-11:00am
Details: Please wear comfortable shoes and your school uniform. We are walking.
Cost: $10 due November 1
Please sign up to chaperone on the green field trip form. If you have questions please contact
Shirean Williams
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New quarter begins next week!
This is a great opportunity to set new goals and renew efforts!
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Middle School Math Tutoring:
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Math tutoring is available in Ms. Lee’s room (312) after school from 3:20-4:00pm on Mondays & Wednesdays.
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November 4-15, Middle School Parent/Teacher Conferences:
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Parents will receive report cards and testing results at our fall conferences as well as have a valuable conversation with one of your child's teachers. Click the link for your child’s grade below to visit the parent conference sign-up sheets. For middle school students who are not on academic or citizenship probation, conferences are held with the following teachers:
6
th
Grade, Mrs. Decker:
7
th
Grade, Ms. Lee:
8
th
Grade, Ms. Lee:
Conferencing teachers will distribute report cards, be prepared to give an overview on the first quarter's academic and citizenship performance, and discuss recent MAP testing and goals. Parents are also welcome to contact a teacher who is not the homeroom teacher to discuss specific subject matter questions or concerns.
It is very important that all parents sign up and attend a conference time.
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November 5: Christian Youth Theater Performance
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Tuesday, November 5, Highlights from "Coco" Theater Arts Production:
Join us at Tuesday, November 5 for the Middle School theater arts production, highlights from "Coco"!
- Admission is free! Show begins at 4:00pm
- Doors to the chapel open at approximately 3:45pm. Please do not arrive prior to 3:45pm as students will still be rehearsing.
- Rehearsal will begin at 2:05pm and continue until doors open.
- Friends and family welcome!
- All students must stay until the performance is finished.
This is the culmination of a wonderful student effort during the first quarter. We look forward to an exciting performance.
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Opportunities for Families
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Wednesday Family Discipleship-
Classes for all ages.
Parents:
Scout Room | Leader: Peggy Gross
Parenting Can be Difficult:
Join the conversation about parenting through the lens of faith in today's culture.
Youth Group:
For students in grades 6-8. Gather in the Youth Room 307
Preschoolers and K-5, lovingly known as "Pizza Church":
Come together for a Bible lesson, dinner and activities.
We gather for dinner (potluck) with pizza available for kids.
Wednesdays from 6:00-7:30pm.
Contact
Peggy
for information
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October 25:
First quarter ends
October 25:
All School Fall Festival (Dress in Fall Colors)
October 30
: Free Dress Day (new date)
October 31
: Grade 1-8 Pumpkin Mile Run
November 4-14:
K-8 Parent Teacher Conferences
November 5:
Morning Mega Run, 7:30-8:25am
November 7:
PTO Meeting
November 11:
Veteran's Day Holiday, School CLOSED
November 25-29:
School CLOSED for staff development and Thanksgiving Break
December 6:
Coronado Christmas Parade
December 19:
All School Christmas Program, Art Show and Dinner
December 20:
K-8 Free Dress Day (note the Friday date)
December 23-January 3:
Christmas Holiday, School CLOSED
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"Serve wholeheartedly, as if you were serving the Lord, not men, because you know that the Lord will reward everyone for whatever good he does, whether he is slave or free."
Ephesians 6:7-8
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