It is heating up this week! I am posting the school dress code below. That's all I am going to say about that.
It's a pretty normal week. We do not have spring conferences. However, if you would like to communicate about any questions or concerns you have I would love to meet with you. Please just reach out via email.
I hope you all enjoyed our field trips please fill out this quick survey to help us decide how to make 4th grade the best experience for your child and future students. Your child will receive a ticket with a completed response.
Words of the Week: Survey
“Your beauty should not come from outward adornment; instead, it should be that of your inner self, the unfading beauty of a gentle and quiet spirit, which is of great worth in God’s sight.” I Peter 3:3 & 4.
General Appearance
Modesty is the best policy when selecting clothes to wear at school.
Clothing should fit appropriately and not be undersized or oversized.
Clothes should be free of logos, slogans, or advertisements that are inappropriate, offensive, or deemed a distraction to the learning environment.
Pajamas are not permitted unless approved by staff.
Hats may be worn but are not permitted inside learning spaces or inside the chapel.
Items that cover the face or hide the identity of the individual are not permitted unless previously approved by staff.
Please take into account that your student will stand, sit, lean/reach, and run/play throughout the school day. These different activities will cause clothing to shift. Please make the necessary adjustments so that their clothing is appropriate for the entire school day.
Please also take into account that each student is unique and what is appropriate for one student may not be necessarily appropriate for another. The age and development of the student may also be a factor in the appropriateness of clothing.
Hair
Hair should be neat and clean, and should not interfere with making eye contact.
Hair color that is unnatural, or styled in a unique manner, may be prohibited if it is deemed to interfere with or be a distraction to the learning environment.
-Last week news-
As we begin the last quarter of 4th grade we are looking for students to resemble the beginnings of 5th grade material. Responsibility for papers completed and returned. Students are consistently studying for weekly quizzes. Communication should be clearly related with parents from our classroom (check planners). I will help them continue to develop these skills, please join me in praying for these students. Pray for their growth in all areas as we edge towards completion of this grade level.
Thank you! I can truly say I feel very appreciated. My heart and hands are full with so many blessings! Thank you!!!
My deep hope as we discover God's awesomeness we reflect His wisdom, power, and love to the world.
Welcome to our class page! I am excited to be your teacher and love getting to know the families in our class. I have been teaching for over 15 years and love being a teacher. I studied at Biola University where I received my Bachelors degree in Christian Education, Minor in Biblical Studies, and my CA teaching credential. During my career I have worked in both public and private schools. I highly value the community and commitment to education that Central Valley Christian offers. I am so grateful to be here at CVC and look forward to the school year.