Welcome to Summer!

What's Happening Around City Tree

Summer Camp Reminders: Summer is in full swing! K-8th grade students are enjoying summer camp. There's still time to register for sessions 2-5! Click on the registration button to see more details! Remember: Payments are due the Monday, one week before each session. A $25.00 late fee will be added to your bill if you miss this deadline. Session Two payment is due June 22nd! Payment should be made online through the registration link.

Register for K-8  Summer Camps

Preschool is OPEN Contact Nissa Rivero if you would like your child to return or for more information

Reminder: Summer Office Hours: 8:00am-4:00pm

Friday, July 3, No Preschool or Camps

Independence Day, no K-8 Summer Camps or Preschool in session! Friday, July 3rd No Preschool or Summer Camps School Office will be closed

2019-2020 Report Cards K-8 report cards will be mailed on June 25. Please be looking for them in your mailbox soon. Report cards are held if you have any past due items: text books, library books, athletic uniforms, Chromebooks, tuition, etc.

Year Books: Order Now! It's not too late to order your 2019-2020 Yearbook. Don't miss out on your chance to treasure these memories!

Looking Toward Fall

2020-2021 Vacation and Holiday Schedule Start planning for next year. Review the vacation and holiday schedule by clicking on the button below. Vacation and Holiday Schedule 2020-2021

Enrollment Deadline for the Fall: Help us prepare for the fall by making sure your child is fully registered. Continuous enrollment contracts and setting up your preferences in Tuition Management must be done by July 1st. We need time to properly set up billing prior to the first tuition bills going out mid-July with the first payment due August 1st or 10th. Families who do not have these steps completed by July 1st may forfeit their child's spot in their class. If you have any questions, need your password reset, or need assistance, please contact Sara Delgado.

Middle School Summer Reading Challenge & Middle School Parent and Student Checklist

Studies show that students who are engaged academically during the summer months are more likely to start the school year successfully. Students entering 6th , 7th, and 8th grades are strongly encouraged to select books within their Lexile range (this is information that students received with fall MAP testing results). Visit one of the buttons to the right for reading lists. Help your child get a good start on this summer project by selecting a book early in the summer. Completing this summer reading will allow students to exercise their critical thinking muscles over the summer and get a solid start to the new school year. Book List Links- Lexile Info Newberry Awards Teen Book List Choices Reading Lists

As you look ahead to next year, it's time to start thinking like a middle school student! Whether your child is going into 6th, 7th or 8th grade, there are several key things you can do as a family over the summer months to usher in the start to a successful new year. Review the attached checklists for for middle school preparedness. Especially designed for rising 6th graders and their parents, but helpful for everyone. Encourage your students to READ! Complete the REQUIRED SUMMER READING CHALLENGE! Each middle school student is required to read and log a minimum of 300 minutes over the summer. Check out the attached log and challenge info. Students earn Language Arts points for the first 300 minutes, and then fabulous incentives for reading beyond the first 300 minutes! We would love to see EVERY student meet the 1000 minute challenge! Middle School Checklists Summer Reading Challenge Reading Chart

Parson to Person Pastor Jeff Myers discusses the history of Juneteenth and how we can continue to seek unity and reconciliation in Christ.

Celebrations! If you haven't had a chance to enjoy the celebrations of what our students accomplished this year, check out the links below! Preschool Promotion 1st -8th Grade Awards Ceremony 8th Grade Graduation

Important Dates:

Friday, July 3:  Independence Day observed, no Preschool or K-8 Summer Camps Friday, August 21:  Last day of Preschool & K-8 Summer Camps Saturday, August 17:  All School Work Day 9am-12pm (tentative date) August 24-28:  Teacher Preparation Week, NO students Friday, August 23:  Back to School Morning 7:30am-9:00am Monday, August 31:  First day of the 2019-2020 school year

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