No Cost Meals For ALL Students From September 9, 2020 Thru June 30, 2021.
Virtual/non-enrolled students can pick up bags on Wednesdays at ANY school from 10:00am until 2:00pm.
Non-enrolled students will need to call the school cafeteria they plan to pick up their meals at. All cafeteria numbers are provided once the "non-enrolled" choice is selected.
Order form is for virtual/non enrolled students only.
Forms will be open at 7:00am Friday mornings and close on Tuesday mornings at 7:00am
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Our Vision Aspire.Achieve.Excel
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Seniors: Remember to check out the scholarship guide being updated weekly on the Cooper Website
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CWith our current 70° + weather�� we've already got you stocked up on hoodies, but it looks like you'll need a t-shirt these next few days! Stop by the store or order online to see all t-shirts available.
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Check out this new face mask design available for the official Cooper face masks for ONLY $8.50! Order online or stop by the store today. ��
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Aspire.Achieve.Excel
Check out this new face mask design available for the official Cooper face masks for ONLY $8.50! Order online or stop by the store today.
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OFFICE HOURS
7:00-3:30 p.m.
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4 Day In Person Return
As we prepare to return full in-person on Monday, November 9, 2020, I have highlighted some important information below for you to review.
General Safety:
Students will be required to wear a mask covering their nose and mouth throughout the day with the exception of lunch. Once the student is seated they may remove the mask to eat. When dismissed, all students must mask. Students should go to their lockers and straight to class. Gathering in the hallways is not permitted.
Bus Changes:
The District Transportation Department will be combining our bus routes in support of the district's revised in-person instructional schedule. By combining the routes, we will be changing the morning and afternoon pick-up and delivery times for our students. A revised Web Query link has been set up on the district web page to provide parents with these new times. This information can be accessed by going to the 'Quick Links' on the website or through the 'For Parents' pull down menu. Check on the new pick-up and delivery times in order to minimize any confusion on Monday morning. These new times will go into effect on Monday, November 9th. Link to Bus Information
Morning Procedures:
If you drive to school or are dropped off, please plan accordingly to allow for longer lines in the drop off zone and at the temperature check stations. You will want to arrive by 7:15 am to ensure you have time to get your temperature checked and arrive to class before class begins. Upon arrival students must wait in the cafeteria. Once the cafeteria fills up students will be directed to the large gym until released at 7:25 am to go to their locker and class.
Lockers:
Students will be assigned a locker for storing their belongings throughout the day. Locker assignments will be available in Infinite Campus by Friday, November 6. Students will be assigned specific times to go to their locker throughout the day to avoid crowding at the lockers and allow for as much social distancing as possible. Before and after school, students will be asked to put away and pick up locker belongings, as quickly as possible.
Students with a bottom locker will only visit their lockers before/after school and after odd numbered classes
- Between 1st and 2nd period
- Between 3rd and 4th period
- Between 5th and 6th period
Students with a top locker will only visit their lockers before/after school and after even numbered classes
- Between 2nd and 3rd period
- Between 4th and 5th period
Lunch Procedures:
Students will be using the cafeteria and small gym as lunch areas. 6 feet social distancing will be practiced in these areas only, as this is the only area students can remove their masks. Seat assignments will be utilized in the same way the A/B assignments were. Students need to choose a seat they are comfortable with, as the assignments will be made the first day, and will not be changed.
Restrooms:
All restrooms will be opened throughout the day. Students will be encouraged to have no more than three in the restroom at a time, and to keep their masks on even when in the restroom. Handwashing procedures should also be practiced at all times.
Dismissal:
Students will be dismissed in groups to avoid crowding in the hallways. We will start with bus riders at 2:25 p.m., then dismiss car riders and student drivers at approximately 2:35 p.m.
We ask for your patience and support as we try to create the safest and most productive learning environment for all of our students and staff. We realize that some adjustments may need to be made when more students return to the building in person. Students and parents are asked to be a part of this process in a positive way.
Click here for Cooper's 4 day in person return to school information.
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School/Personal
Devices
Starting on Monday, November 9th, school chrome books will no longer be available for students to borrow that have forgotten their device at home or if their device is not fully charged. If a student has a hardware or connectivity issue with a school device, then that device will be swapped out for a fully functioning one. Students will also not be able to borrow chargers for their school issued chrome book. They must remember to bring their chrome books fully charged each and every day. If a student has their own device and it has been determined that there is a hardware issue with it, then the student can borrow a school chrome book or have one assigned to them to use in place of their personal device. In addition, we do not have chargers for students to borrow for their personal device, they must bring their device fully charged each day.
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Alive @ 25
As many of you know the Alive at 25 in-person classes after 11/9/2020 have been cancelled until further notice. We thank each of you again, for working with us through this uncertain time. But we do have good news! We are still offering Alive at 25 classes, just on Zoom!
Students can still register by going to www.kentuckysafedriver.com and clicking on "Alive at 25" under "Courses" or by calling our office at 502-699-2995.
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Early College & Sophomores
Any Sophomores that are interested in applying for Early College next year - their junior year - if you have not taken the ACT yet, please register for either the December or February ACT test.
For the December ACT, there is a late fee for registration at this point until the Nov. 20th.
- December 12th ACT test date
- February 6th ACT test date (Deadline to register January 8th 2021)
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Governor's Scholar Program (GSP) Workshop
The GSP workshop has been rescheduled for Monday, November 16th from 2:30pm until 3:30pm in the library.
To be eligible to apply and be selected a student must be:
- In the 11th grade at the time of selection and intend to return to a KY school district for the next school term.
- Be a current resident of KY
- Have taken the ACT, PSAT, OR SAT in the 9th, 10th, or 11th grade.
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Governor's Scholar for the Arts (GSA)
UPDATE: Since we will be returning 4 days a week there will be one information session for GSA to be held on Thursday November 19th in the auditorium during JAM time. If interested in attending please email Mrs. Lesley Vickers. Virtual students will be able to access a zoom link by emailing Mrs. Vickers.
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Cooper CAN
Cooper CAN is collecting seasonal canned and boxed goods commencing Monday, November 9th until Friday, November 20th for City Gospel Mission. All students can drop off their food donations labelled with their name and grade as they enter the building in the morning and virtual students can drop off their donations after school each Monday from 2:45pm until 3:30pm.
Students can earn 1 service hour for 4 food items with a maximum of 2 service hours. This is a great way to give back to the less fortunate in your community during Thanksgiving.
Go Jags!
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The Prudential Spirit of Community Awards
Reminder: By November 10, 2020, students must submit their completed applications, and signed student/parent agreements, to a certifier. (Certifiers can be school principals or the head of a county 4-H organization, Girl Scout council, American Red Cross chapter, YMCA or affiliate of Points of Light's HandsOn Network.)
- By November 20, 2020, certifiers select and certify top applicants for state-level judging.
- On February 9, 2021, The Prudential Spirit of Community Awards announces state-level winners for 2021.
The Prudential Spirit of Community Awards program is the United States' largest youth recognition program based exclusively on volunteer community service.
Created in 1995 by Prudential and the National Association of Secondary School Principals (NASSP), the program honors middle level and high school students for outstanding service to others at the local, state and national level.
Thus far, it has recognized more than 130,000 young people who've made a difference - and inspired countless others to consider how they might contribute to their communities.
Award Levels:
Local Honorees receive a Certificate of Achievement from their schools or organization. Those Local Honorees who qualify (26 hours of service for ages 10 and younger, 50 hours for ages 11-15, and 100 hours for older students) also receive the
President's Volunteer Service Award.
Distinguished Finalists receive an engraved bronze medallion, and other state-level runners-up receive Certificates of Excellence. State Honorees receive an award of $1,000, an engraved silver medallion, and an all-expense-paid trip with a parent or guardian to Washington, D.C., for national recognition events.
National Honorees receive an additional award of $5,000, an engraved gold medallion, a trophy for their schools or nominating organizations, and a $5,000 grant from The Prudential Foundation for a nonprofit charitable organization of their choice.
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| Nov. 9 | 4 days of in person instruction | | Nov. 9 - 20 | Cooper CAN Food Drive | | Nov.9,10,12,13 | Credit Camp 2:30pm-6:30pm
@ Cooper | | Nov.13 |
| | Nov. 16 | GSP Workshop 2:30pm Library | | Nov. 16 | Senior Portrait Deadline | | Nov. 16 | GSE Application opens | | Nov. 16 | Craft Academy Application due | | Nov. 18 | SBDM Council Meeting 4pm | | Nov. 19 |
| | Nov. 20 | National ACT Deadline for Dec | | Nov. 25-27th | Thanksgiving Break - No School | | Dec. 1 | GSP applications due to Guidance @ 3pm | | Dec. 3 | Progress Reports | | Dec. 7 | Senior Graduation Order due | | Dec. 7 | Ring Orders Due | | Dec. 12 | National ACT Test Date | Dec. 21-Jan.1
| Winter Break - No School | | Jan 8 | National ACT Deadline for Feb | | Jan. 10 | GSA Applications Due | | Jan. 25 | GSE Applications Due | | Jan. 26 | PSAT/NMSQT at Cooper | | Feb. 6 | National ACT Test Date |
Winter Sports Schedules coming soon.
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