Hello Colt Families,
Happy November! Please read below for important Middle School news.
Testing District Message System TOMORROW
Tomorrow, Tuesday, November 2, CVSD will test the messaging system in preparation for the winter season. In the event of a school closure inclement weather, COVID-19, or other unforeseen circumstance, the District will shift to remote learning via Google Classroom (K-8) and Schoology (9-12), following the guidelines outlined on the District website.
This is also a good time to make sure you are able to access your child's remote learning platform.
EDspaces 2021 to Tour MS
We are proud to host a group of forward-thinking architects, designers, administrators, and facilities managers as they tour the Middle School seeking progressive ideas for schools and other learning environments. The group will tour the building this Friday, October 5 They will be accompanied by a CVMS administrator at all times and will be required to wear a mask. The tour will be brief and will not enter any part of the building where students are present. We are proud that our building serves as a model school for innovation and cutting-edge design!
2021 CV Theater Fall Show
Tickets for the Fall Show “110 Stories” are now on sale. “110 Stories” is a play based on the stories and interviews of those who were in New York City on 9/11 and those who volunteered in the aftermath. “Preferred seating” and “General Admission” tickets are available for $10.00 per ticket. The dates of the performances are November 3rd – 6th at 7:30 p.m. Tickets can be purchased at the door the night of the show or online at http://tickets.cvsdtheatre.com.
Lifetouch Photo Retakes
Lifetouch will be at the middle school on Monday, November 8th for photo retakes. The code to order online is: EVTNSS2N7
Parent Input Needed
The Chartiers Valley School District is proud of its rigorous curricular programming and activities. The CV Curriculum Council, which is made up of administration, curriculum leaders, and department heads, works collaboratively to ensure that all academic programming is relevant to student needs, and aligned to the expectations set forth by the Pennsylvania Department of Education.
This year, the Curriculum Council is conducting a needs assessment of the Science, Music, and Physical Education/Health curriculums to evaluate current academic programming and determine strengths and areas of development.
This process includes surveying teachers, students, and parents. Please take a moment to answer a brief parent/guardian survey regarding your child's experiences with the Science, Music, and PE/Health curriculum.
The survey CLOSES AT 11:59 pm Monday, October November 1.
Physical Education Classes
Please be advised that all Phys. Ed. classes will continue to go outside as the weather gets cooler. Students are asked to monitor the weather and dress appropriately for going outside. Bring sweatshirts, jackets, and anything else you may need depending on the temperature.
Have a great week!
