Wednesday, October 26, 2016

Minor corrections

I have a couple corrections and additions to make to the previous post about the book celebration.

Costumes are encouraged to be low to no cost costumes and may include masks, wigs, hair color and face paint.  No weapons or look a likes may be used as part of a costume or brought onto school grounds.  Costumes are expected to follow modesty rules.




Book Celebration

On Monday, October 31st we are celebrating our book.  This year it is The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe by C.S. Lewis.  We will begin our celebration at about 12:00.  During this time, students will be watching the Disney version of the movie.

The students are welcome to bring treats for themselves or they can bring treats to share with their homeroom.  My homeroom has 33 students.  Mr. Keefe's homeroom has 34.  We do have food allergies in both rooms, please refrain from using peanuts in any snacks.  Please check with your student's homeroom teacher for other allergies.

Students may dress up as a character from the book, The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe.  They can wear costumes to school.  Students may not use hair dye or face paint.  They may wear masks, but they can't be worn during class.  All modesty rules apply.

Feel free to email us if you have any other questions.

Tuesday, October 25, 2016

This week's news

It was great to see so many of you at conferences last week.

Many of you got signed up to receive notifications from Google Classroom so that you can see how your child is doing on their assignments.  If you didn't come to conferences and you would like to receive those notifications, let me know.

I will be sending out information about the book celebration on October 31st soon.

Wednesday, October 19, 2016

Picture Retakes

Picture retakes are tomorrow.

Students who want retakes need to have their order packet filled out and with them.

Any students that are new to Vision Charter School and didn't get their pictures taken in September will have their picture taken.  Students having their picture taken may wear clothes they want their photo taken in rather than their uniform (modesty rules still apply).