Character Trait:
Character
Someone with good character believes they should make good choices and shows over time that they almost always make choices that are honest, respectful, fair, caring and responsible.
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From Head of School, Lacey Scadden
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At CEC one of our guiding qualities is scholarship, and since we don't offer athletics, academics have always been our focus. We are now entering our 4th quarter of academics and it is time for the CMAS testing! In preparation for this mandatory statewide test, we will be honoring and celebrating students by having Spirit Week leading up to CMAS week. Next week, April 4-8, we have themes for students and staff to dress up. All outfits must be school appropriate and within the guidelines of our dress code with the exception of hats! We can't wait to see the creativity and celebrate the success of our students!
#WolfPackGotYourBack
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Monday................Sports Day
Tuesday...............Anything but a Backpack Day
Wednesday.........Twin Day
Thursday.............Dress like it's the year 3000
(What will that look like?)
Friday...................Emoji Day!
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Important Dates
Mon. April 11-Thurs. April 14 CMAS Testing
Thur., April 21- 6:30-7:00 SAC Meeting
Fri., April 22- 5:00 pm School Play "Robin Hood and the Unnecessary Rescue".
Wed., May 11- Field Day, Talent Show, Farewell West Picnic Extravaganza
Thur., May 12- 4:00 pm 8th grade promotions at CECFC HS Auditorium
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CMAS Testing: Mon. April 11-Wed. April 13 for 6th & 7th graders.
CMAS Testing: Mon. April 11-Thurs. April 14 for 8th graders.
If you have any questions, please contact Ms. Huber at laura.huber@coloradoearlycolleges.org
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Thur., May 12- 4:00-5:00 pm 8th grade promotions at CECFC HS Auditorium. Please note the timeframe.
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Summer Program Ideas for Northern Colorado:
If you are looking for some teen summer activities/programs, here are some ideas. Click here for City of Fort Collins Recreation. Click here for Boys & Girls Club of Larimer County. Click here for CSU summer youth programs. Click here for YMCA summer camp.
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Students: A quick reminder to keep an eye out for any emails asking for personal information. The CEC IT department will never ask for your passwords, and any Job Offer that sounds too good to be true, usually are. Here is more information on phishing scams to keep you safe online. Click here for Phishing/What is Phishing?
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How Sick is Too Sick to Come to School? Click here.
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Please Fill Our Cup
We would love any donations of K-cups for our Keurig coffee maker.
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The Talent Show will be on our last school day, May 11th. Anyone who wants to participate or sign-up for this should contact Mrs. Scadden, Ms. Huber, or Mrs. Bertoni. If you are not sure what you want to do, contact us and we can help you brainstorm some ideas.
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From the desk of Mrs. Wentink
This week in Elevate Plus we will be preparing for the upcoming Colorado Measures of Academic Success (CMAS) tests that will take place April 11th – 14th. Students will have an opportunity to take a practice test and learn how to navigate through the CMAS computerized testing system.
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From the desk of Mrs. Johnson
6th Grade: We are continuing our unit covering Greek Mythology! This week, we are discussing the roles that gods and goddesses played in myths, and what the ancient Greeks learned about the world from the stories.
7th Grade: We are continuing our unit discussing the play, Romeo and Juliet! The version we are reading is the "No Fear Shakespeare" version, so students will have access to the Shakespearean English, as well as a Modern English translation. This week, students will be expected to listen to and complete a Reading Guide over Act 1-Act 2.
8th Grade: We are continuing our analysis of the novel, Night, by Elie Wiesel. Students will be expected to read/listen to Chapter 6 and complete a Reading Guide on both of them by Friday, April 1st.
Everyone:
- Reading Logs: Due each Friday! Your student gets 10 Wolf Bucks and a big water bottle sticker for bringing in their reading logs with a parent/guardian signature. Please reach out if you have any questions!
- Writing Workshop: I will be opening my classroom after school to host a "Writer's Workshop." If your student needs help with completing their English Projects, Social Studies paper, or any other writing element from class--please send them to me! I will be working one-on-one with them between 3-4.
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From the desk of Mrs. Bertoni Theater:
Reminder:
April 22, 2022, @ 5:00 pm play performance for
"Robin Hood and the Unnecessary Rescue"
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After School Homework Help
Click here to complete this form for homework help at CECFC West MS from 3:15-4:00 pm. Our policy for after school is that supervision ends at 3:15 unless your student is signed up for after school homework help. Students that are not signed up will not be allowed in the building after 3:15.
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Below The Surface Campaign
This awareness effort run by the Colorado Department of Human Services aims to help teens connect to and get support from Colorado Crisis Services by texting “TALK” to 38255. The line allows anyone to text 24/7 with a trained counselor on a personal, free, confidential line. Below the Surface was created by youth for youth who feel pressured to appear as if everything is fine, but just “below the surface” struggle with feelings of isolation, stress, anxiety, and depression related to studies, drugs, alcohol, and relationships. The messaging tries to reassure young adults that it’s OK to ask for help, no one dealing with a mental health or substance use challenge is alone, and regardless of how big or small the challenge is, there is a trustworthy resource to turn to. Colorado Crisis Services is recruiting youth and trusted adults to share Below the Surface in their communities. Click here to learn how to get involved in the Below the Surface youth leadership program, access assets for publishing to your social media feeds, and to order or download free campaign materials.
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Tips for Supporting Teens’
Mental Health
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Click for Important local information if dealing with a Crisis.
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Wolf Store
The Friday Wolf store is a time students can spend the Wolf Bucks they earn during the week for demonstrations of Grit, Responsibility, and Respect. We are seeking parent donations to help fund items for the store. Wolf Store Donate page: Click here
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School of Choice Enrollment: |
School of Choice Enrollment for the 2022-23 school year opens November 1, 2021. Siblings of current students and CEC staff with students will have one-week priority consideration before we process enrollments received from the general public. All current students will automatically be reenrolled for the 2022-23 school year. Students enrolled in 8th grade for the 2021-22 school year at CECFC West Middle School do not need to enroll in the CECFC HS. They will receive a separate email later in the year with additional instructions on what steps are needed to complete the transition into CECFC HS.
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Please gather the following documents to have on hand when completing the enrollment process:
· Birth Certificate, Passport, or State issued ID
· Immunization records or exemption
· Report Card (incoming 6-8th graders)
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Click on CEC Fort Collins West
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2130 W Horsetooth Road
Fort Collins CO 80526
Phone (970) 568-8100
Fax (970) 965-0046
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