Encourage your child to write a nice note to an elderly neighbor or family friend.
Establish times when using digital devices is not allowed, such as during mealtimes and right before bedtime.
Exchange persuasive letters with your child. Try to convince each other of something.
Today is Report Card Day for the third nine weeks! Remember to review your child's report card, sign it, and return it by Friday!
Put your child in charge of taking photos at a family event.
Center Elementary PTO will host a Magic Show fundraiser on Wednesday, March 20th, at the CC McCray City Auditorium. Early bird ticket sales have been extended until Friday, March 15th, for $15 per person. After Friday, tickets will be $20. You can purchase tickets at the school between 7:15 to 9:00 am each day or buy tickets online by clicking the event link below:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/magician-show-tickets-858958055667?fbclid=IwAR0ODt1La8-pKJLF580J9hXNY80Rx7Y-Trbx9dLW6dlWL8awqft6VEq7X2I
Help your child build vocabulary. Do a crossword puzzle together today.
Center Elementary PTO Announces the Upcoming Magic Show
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/magician-show-tickets-858958055667?fbclid=IwAR2fXPCrKDmaRP6PD9hycYN64K2t0rJ37MBk9hXsF_lcig_9P_x4Qu7Pqaw
Talk with your child about how each of you could improve your listening skills.
Tell your child a joke. Laughing together eases stress.
Please help us show thanks to Ms. Debra Thomas, our School Social Worker who serves our Center Elementary students. This week, we want to recognize the vital role that she provides to students, administrators, teachers, educators, parents, and our community! Enjoy your week, Ms. Thomas!
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Tomorrow is the last day of the book fair. New items have been added! We hope to see you there. Thank you for your support!
If your child gets headaches, squints or holds books too close, schedule a vision check-up.
At a store, practice rounding prices to the nearest dollar with your child.
Talk about stereotypes with your child. Discuss why they’re unfair.
Parents and Staff, The input survey link shared around 12:40 today has a tiny hiccup. When you reach question 14, the question is in the preferred language, but the answers are in Spanish. It should read Yes, No, Not Sure. You can still take the survey, you need to be aware of the issue. It is being corrected at the district level as soon as possible. If you take the Spanish version, the same issue is happening on #14. It should read Si No, No estoy seguro. We apologize for the inconvenience.
Good afternoon, parents/guardians,
Today, your child will bring home a survey flyer. This survey helps us plan for the 2024-2025 school year. This is your opportunity to give input as we plan for revisions of our Parent Engagement Plan, Compacts, and School Improvement Plan. Be sure to participate in this survey so you can tell us what worked well for us this year and suggestions for increasing student achievement through our practices here at Center. Click this link to access the survey. You can use your phone to scan the QR code (on the flyer) with your phone camera or click the link provided on the flyer. This survey is unrelated to the student health statewide survey link we shared last week.
Thank you so much for your attention and participation.
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If you want your child to get more involved at school, set an example. Join a club or group that interests you.
Don't forget the Book Fair begins tomorrow: Click the link for more information https://5il.co/2fwui
Exciting news! Next week, we will celebrate "Read Across America". Please check out the link to the flyer for dress-up days! https://5il.co/2fwe4
