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Cathedral Chapel School News
From Miss Tina Katherine Kipp, Principal
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
Summer School Registration Form – DUE NOW!
You received another Summer School Registration Form in your last Family Envelope that needs to be completed and returned to the school office no later than Friday, June 18, 2010. Class size will be limited to 20 - 25 students per class and the EDC Program would be available from 12:30 - 6:00 PM on summer school days. The fee for summer school will be $350 and the fee for the EDC Program will be $240.00 for the month or $60.00 a week per child. A partial payment of $175.00 is due by Friday, June 18, 2010, when you send in your summer school registration form. The balance of the summer school fee ($175.00) will be due on the first day of summer school which is Monday, June 28, 2010. Payments for the EDC Program will be due in July.
Please see the enclosed flyer about the additional programs we are having this summer at CCS. If your child is registered in EDC, he/she will be participating in art classes on Tuesdays and Thursdays as well as dance classes on Mondays and Wednesdays. For an additional fee your child can participate in a Mad Science workshop on the four Wednesdays during July. We are also offering a basketball camp for grades 5 - 8 on Monday through Thursday from 4:00 – 6:00 PM. There is an additional fee of $75.00 for the basketball camp unless your child is registered in EDC. If your child is registered in EDC, the fee for the basketball camp will be $50.00. Students are welcome to participate in any of these programs but parents must pick students up on time when the activity is completed. Students who are not picked up on time will be placed in the EDC program and a $10.00 fee will be assessed.
Mad Science Registration Forms DUE by Tuesday, June 22, 2010!
All Tuition and Fees Due ASAP
Report Cards/Diplomas Withheld for Outstanding Balances
All tuition and fees including the pledge for students in grades K – 7 must be paid no later than Thursday, June 17, 2010. All outstanding balances must be in cash, money order, or cashier’s check. NO personal checks will be accepted for outstanding balances. Any students who have not paid in full by that date will not receive a report card on Friday, June 18, 2010. Ms. Lupe Bravo has enclosed bills for outstanding balances in today’s envelope. If you have any questions regarding your outstanding bill, please contact Ms. Lupe Bravo in the school office.
First Day of School for the 2010-2011 School Year
Wednesday, September 1, 2010 from 8:00 AM – 12:30 PM
EDC will be available on the first day of school!
Honors Assemblies for Third Trimester
Friday, June 18, 2010
Students may wear DRESSY FREE DRESS or their perfect school uniform for the last day of school!
8:30 AM: Students in grades K - 3
9:30 AM: Students in grades 4 - 7
10:30 AM: Dismissal for summer vacation!
NO EDC TODAY!
All students must be picked up by 11:00 AM!
Summer Reading Lists and 2010 – 2011 Supply Lists
Available at www.ccskids.org
Michael’s Uniforms Uniform Sale
Thursday, August 19 From 2:00 - 6:00 PM
Enclosed in your Family Envelope today you will find the price list for Michael’s Uniforms. Michael’s Uniforms is well known for its service to the customer and will have several uniform sales throughout the school year in the school auditorium. The first sale will be held on Thursday, August 19 from 2:00 - 6:00 PM. Please make every effort to come to that uniform sale to purchase your school uniform for the new school year. Mr. Michael will make every effort to make sure that you have your necessary uniform items for the first day of school on Wednesday, September 1, 2010.
Reminder about Uniform Policy for Shoes
Please buy WHITE, BLACK or NAVY BLUE shoes!
Only WHITE, BLACK, or NAVY BLUE shoes will be worn with the school uniform. Shoes may be leather or canvas. HIGH TOP shoes may NOT be worn with the uniform. If students need high top shoes for after school sports, they may bring them and change after school. Thank you!
Used Uniform Donations – FREE DRESS PASS
Students who DONATE their CLEAN USED UNIFORMS to the school on Thursday, June 17 and Friday, June 18 will receive a FREE DRESS PASS for the 2010 – 2011 school year. Students must bring their USED UNIFORM ITEMS to the classroom and their teachers will submit a list of names to the office for the FREE DRESS PASS. Uniforms must be in GOOD CONDITION and CLEAN in order to get the FREE DRESS PASS! Thank you for recycling the school uniform items.
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Have a Wonderful Summer Vacation!
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Cathedral Chapel School Wins Academic Quizbowl
On Saturday, January 23, 2010, Cathedral Chapel School participated in an Academic Quizbowl at Cathedral High School in Los Angeles. Seventeen Catholic elementary schools participated in this special event. Cathedral Chapel School won FIRST PLACE for the eighth year in a row at Cathedral High School’s Quizbowl.
| Team Events: | |
| xt; margin: 8px; border: 0px dashed #bbbbbb;" align="left" valign="top">Super Quiz: | CCS Academic Decathlon Team - 2nd Place |
| Overall: | CCS Academic Decathlon Team - 1st Place |
| Students who competed in the individual subject areas placed as follows: | |
| Grammar: | Flora Eun (8th gr.) - 1st Place |
| Literature: | Kaiyah Routh (8th gr.) - 1st Place |
| Social Studies: | Laurent Park (6th gr.) - 1st Place |
| Fine Arts: | JuEun Kang (6th gr.) - 1st Place |
| Religion: | Noella Park (8th gr.) - 3rd Place |
There is lots of excitement and enthusiasm as CCS brings the first place trophy home for the eighth year in a row. Now, the difficult preparation begins for the Archdiocesan Academic Decathlon which will take place on Saturday, March 6, 2010 at the L.A. Sports Arena when CCS will compete against 100 elementary schools in the Archdiocese of L.A. Special thanks goes to our coaches, Mrs. Barbara Moldavon, Mr. Roman del Pozo, and Mr. Long Pham who motivated our team to do their best.
Welcome to Cathedral Chapel
The Faculty and Staff at Cathedral Chapel School, warmly welcome you to our 2009-2010 school year. We are excited and enthusiastic about the new school year. You can be sure that we are dedicated to Catholic education and we will continue to build our Community of Faith, strengthen our religious education program, integrate our curriculum, and work with you to provide the best academic program for your child.
Our Philosophy
In cooperation with the parents as primary educators, Cathedral Chapel School is committed to fostering a faith community based on the Gospel message, Catholic beliefs, traditions and values. Teachers are dedicated to providing a fundamental education which focuses on the whole person, including the intellectual, psychological, social, physical and aesthetic needs of each student. We are committed to further provide necessary educational skills, which will allow our students to function responsibly in, and meet the challenges of an ever-changing society. We strive to create an environment of respect for the dignity of all members of our multicultural community.
Schoolwide Learning Expectations
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is able to articulate the basic concepts of Catholic faith and traditions displays strong moral character and a sense of conscience shows respect for God, self, neighbor and nature demonstrates a spirit of service in church, family, school and community |
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| 2. | A LIFE-LONG LEARNER WHO: | |
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uses good study habits and research skills demonstrates a solid foundation of the core subjects is an independent critical thinker has the ability to learn from their mistakes shows an ability to work effectively both independently and collaboratively |
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accepts personal responsibility and exhibits self-discipline understands and shows respect for laws which govern our democratic society has a basic knowledge and understanding of current national and world events appreciates and respects the cultural diversity of society |
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communicates through a variety of media effectively expresses ideas, opinions and feelings orally and in writing exhibits appropriate social skills demonstrates active listening skills and follows directions |
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evaluates life situations and make decisions accordingly sets and achieves short and long-term goals appreciates and understands art and music incorporates habits of proper nutrition, health and fitness into one’s lifestyle |
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