Let your child see you keep your temper when you are upset. Instead of yelling, calmly talk about how you feel.
Teach your child to defend against bullying by saying no, walking away from fights and telling an adult.
GASA Announcement: On Thursday, October 26, 2023, there will be no Center Elementary School GASA After-School program. GASA will resume on Tuesday, October 31, 2023.
Talk about one of your favorite books. Ask about one of your child’s.
Good afternoon,
Tomorrow is teaming up against drugs so wear your favorite team shirt supporting Red Ribbon Week. Wednesday is wear orange to show unity for this cause.
Additionally, we could not sell the spirit beads this year, so please do not send money for those. Have a great afternoon!
Look for signs of fall: changing daylight, colored leaves, pumpkins, etc.
Let your child stay up 30 minutes past bedtime as a treat. The catch?
The time must be spent reading!
Have family members make a list of their strengths. Read them aloud. Add to one another’s lists.
Write an encouraging note to your child. Tuck it in a school notebook.
Help your child do something nice for someone else.
Go for a walk or bike ride with your child today. Challenge each other to spot something you haven’t seen before.
Center students, parents, and staff are invited to celebrate Trunk or Treat on October 26th! We hope you can join us. We need candy donations which can be turned in at the front office when we return from fall break! Click here to read all about it. Hosted by Center's PTO. https://5il.co/271p7
Talk about fire safety. What should your child do in case of a fire?
Ware County Schools will observe Fall Break Monday, Oct 16 - Friday, Oct 20, 2023. School will resume for staff and students on Monday, Oct 23, 2023. We hope you have a safe and restful holiday!
Center Elementary will be celebrating Red Ribbon Week when we return from fall break. Every student received a flyer today to share our special dress-up days for the week of October 23rd-27th. You do not want to miss out! Click here for the flyer: https://5il.co/26x0j
Friday, October 13th is Hat Day at Center Elementary! Bring $1 to wear your favorite hat! All proceeds fund student incentives for the Accelerated Reader "AR" Program!
Good morning,
We are excited to open our doors this evening to the parents and guardians of our Center students. The Annual Title I meeting begins at 5:30 p.m. in the school cafeteria.
We will move into break-out grade-level parent training meetings immediately after the Annual Title I meeting.
IMPORTANT: Due to safety protocol, we will ask that parents who attend these meetings check in at the front office. You will need your driver's license or other picture ID to participate in the meetings. You will report to the front office window for this. Come a little early to plan for this check-in process.
Childcare will be provided for students younger than Kindergarten age. We also have light refreshments for all who participate.
We can't wait to see you this evening!
Sincerely,
Mrs. Tison, Instructional Coach
Mrs. Boggs, Parent Engagement Coordinator
Hello Center Family,
We had a successful Annual Title Parent Meeting! Thank you to all who attended. We hope you walked away feeling informed and supported by the administrators, staff, and teachers. We are here to help in any way we can so that your child has a successful year.
If you did not take the survey at the end of the meeting, please click on the link below to share your feedback. https://forms.gle/v8UeuDzZxzRYV7qe7
Thank you again,
Mrs. Susie Tison, Instructional Coach
Mrs. Lydia Boggs, Parent Engagement Coordinator
Parents/Guardians,
We invite you to participate in our Parent Training sessions on October 10th, 2023 immediately following the Title I meeting. The Title I Annual Meeting starts at 5:30 p.m.. These breakout meetings are led by teachers for each grade level. Please join us for tips that will help support learning at home! Click this link for the invitation: https://5il.co/269mm
Parents/Guardians:
We are excited about sharing this month's October edition of the Parent Institute newsletter! This month, you will learn more about encouraging your child to talk about situations, ideas, and more! Communication is key at home with families, at school with students and teachers, and in our community activities that we all take part in! There are other great topics too, so don't miss out! The letter will come home today, but you can also access it by clicking the links below.
English https://5il.co/23bgl Spanish: https://5il.co/23bgm
