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  • Dress Down Day - March 13

    There is a dress down day on Friday, March 13. Please follow the guidelines in the Family Handbook.

    Dress Down Day Guidelines: Occasionally, students will have the option to participate in dress-down days. On these days, jeans, khakis, capris, skirts, dresses, and casual pants may be worn along with casual shirts, sweaters, or sweatshirts. If students desire to wear shorts, they must wear uniform shorts (gym shorts or Lands’ End khaki shorts). If students desire to wear sweatpants, they may wear the CCS P.E. uniform sweatpants only. Clothing must not have holes or bear any offensive message or image. Tight clothing like spandex, leggings, and yoga pants are not allowed. Spaghetti straps and halter tops are not allowed. Pajamas are not allowed. Hats are not allowed in the building. Students are welcome to ask their teachers for clarification about a specific outfit prior to a dress down day.

    CCS reserves the right to discipline students for uniform or dress down day violations.

  • End of Third Quarter

    Friday, March 13 is the end of the third quarter.

  • Report Cards

    Report cards will be sent out by 5:00pm on Friday, March 13.

  • Noon Dismissal; Teacher Workday

    Friday, March 13 is a half day with a noon dismissal. All students must be picked up by 12:15pm. There is no aftercare.

    This is also a teacher workday.

  • Chapel

    Chapel is on Friday, March 13 at 10:05am in the sanctuary.

    Speaker: Ms. Chandler
    Recitations: 5th Grade- Isaiah 53:4-7 | 6th Grade: John 1:1-12

  • Health Reminders for Families

    Health Reminder for Families

    As we continue through cold and flu season, we want to remind everyone of our school health policy to help protect all of our students and staff.

    For the health and safety of our community, please do not send your child to school if he or she has any of the following symptoms:

    • Fever over 100.3° (Students must remain home for 24 hours after the fever has broken without the use of fever-reducing medication.)

    • Eyes that are red, swollen, or draining

    • Diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting

    • Head lice

    • Any communicable disease

    If a student comes to school with a fever or other symptoms, we will need to call home for pickup.

    We know keeping a child home can be inconvenient, and we appreciate your partnership in helping us maintain a healthy learning environment for everyone. If you have any questions about whether your child should attend school, please contact the office.

    Thank you for your care and cooperation.

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