Next week is Read Across America Week! Join us in our theme days and let's celebrate the joy of reading!
Your feedback is important to us and the future planning of our School Improvement Plan. Please take a few minutes to complete this survey. https://survey.gadoe.org/FM?sid=37E0EFE0
Good Morning! Beginning with the 2024-2025 school year, all K-3 students will be screened for dyslexia per Georgia law, Senate Bill 48, using a state-approved screener. Mid-year, your child was administered a state-approved screener one-on-one with a certified staff member in addition to the mid-year iReady Reading diagnostic. The screener and diagnostic data provided for your child was designed to identify areas of concern and components of reading that may suggest characteristics of dyslexia. The screener was NOT a comprehensive dyslexia assessment designed to diagnose your child with dyslexia. You will receive a letter this week with your child's results. For those at risk or some risk for characteristics of Dyslexia, a team including myself, your child's teacher, our school psychologist, and our MTSS coordinator discussed the whole child and the best intervention. Many children with characteristics of dyslexia can experience success in reading with the right type of support. Student progress will be monitored and communicated moving forward. Please reach out should you have any questions.
Mandy Lund
PreK registration is underway. It's not too late to complete your registration. The window closes on 2/28. Don't wait!
Join us for Multicultural Night on March 6. If you would like to participate, please look for a sign up going home soon.
Valentine's Day is a fun day at our schools. Many classes hold celebrations. Teachers will reach out regarding their individual needs. If you plan to send a gift to the school, please keep the following in mind.
Yearbook sales are still underway! Pre-orders are due 3/7. 4th Grade ads are due 3/7 as well. Only limited extras will be available.
This week at a glance. Please join us for BINGO 4 Books on Thursday at CES. Doors open at 6pm.
The book fair is BACK at CPS! Please click the link for more info.
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Parents, we need your help keeping our student body healthy as we finish out these winter months. We understand that childcare can be a challenge, however, sending your child to school while sick has a large impact on our school. You will receive a letter from our school nurse detailing our school illness policy. Mainly, please keep your child at home if they are sick. Illness is defined by a fever of 100 degrees or higher, vomiting, diarrhea, frequent coughing, consistent pain in their ear/stomach/etc., and/or a new and spreading rash. Thank you for helping us keep our students well!
Good Afternoon! On Friday, January 31, your child will participate in a student survey regarding our school. The survey which is created by the Georgia Department of Education provides feedback for our school staff while also contributing to our school's annual climate rating. If you have specific questions about the survey or would prefer your child not participate, please contact your child's teacher by Thursday, January 30 at noon. You are also encouraged to participate in the parent survey https://survey.gadoe.org/FM?sid=B9CBD9E8. Your feedback is appreciated!
Your feedback is important to us and the future planning of our School Improvement Plan. Please take a few minutes to complete this survey. https://survey.gadoe.org/FM?sid=37E0EFE0
After some crazy winter weather, we are officially back for a full week! There is always a lot going on in our schools so we have compiled them together in a high level view. We hope this is a good resource for our families as we navigate a busy Spring.
Good Afternoon! As previously communicated, we will operate on a two hour delay tomorrow. CES doors will open for students at 9:00. Students should be in class by 9:30. Breakfast will not be served. If your child rides the bus, you should add 2 hours to their typical pick-up time (ex. typical time is 6:30- tomorrow the time will be 8:30). Dismissal will occur at the regular time. CPS/CES After School Program will be open.
Your feedback is important to us and the future planning of our School Improvement Plan. Please take a few minutes to complete this survey. https://survey.gadoe.org/FM?sid=B9CBD9E8
Getting ready for another great week at CPS. Here is another easy way to view the week. Feel free to save it to your phone for reference. It is also located on our website. We hope you find this to be a helpful tool.
Commerce Primary & Elementary Schools will join students from across the country and around the world to compete in READBowl, the World Championship of Reading, beginning on Monday, January 13, the week before the College Football National Championship. Our students will compete in four quarters (weeks) of reading action through February 7. Mr. Mitchell will announce the World Champions of Super Bowl Sunday, February 9.
Game On! We're excited to Kick Off @readwithmalcolm's #READBowl at Commerce Primary and Elementary Schools. Our Tigers are in it to win the #WorldChampionship of Reading!
Info is coming home this week! Get reading Tigers!
With the holidays approaching, our PTO has collected some info on teachers who have participated. Please go to our live feed on our website to see the link. You will find the sheet that contains our teachers and their favorite items. Thank you for thinking of your teacher(s) this holiday season!
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We are getting in the holiday spirit! Next week, 12/16-12/20, we have a different theme every day. On Friday, we want you to bring your creativity! We have a prize for the most festive teacher AND student!
