Hello Parents/Guardians,
The
time at the beach was memorable! We had
a great time enjoying God’s nature; reflecting, on our own on a spot across the
serene beach, upon God’s mighty and merciful character found in Job 38 and 39
to the sound of waves gently rushing onto the beach; eating scrumptious food bought
and delivered by willing, ushering parents; dining in style on wonderfully
adorned picnic benches under the perfect shade by another super, planning-ahead,
parent; finding and/or holding small creatures from the beachside; and getting
drenched by squirt guns. Thank you to
all the volunteers who made this
year exhilarating, safe, and simply a time of refreshing and blessing!
Field
Day
If you would like to help volunteer for our final (half)
day of school, please email or let the office know! We can use the extra hands to make this event
more organized and enjoyable.
Lost
and Found
Please stop by the lost and found and check to see if you
can find what may be yours.
Homework
for THIS Day:
Monday ~ Math Handout “Elapsed Time” odds (p. 261, see
back of this newsletter)
Tuesday ~ Math Handout “Elapsed Time” evens (p. 261, see
back of this newsletter)
Wednesday ~ none; prepare for Field Day tomorrow (sun
block and running shoes)
Thursday ~ Early Release—ENJOY YOUR SUMMER VACTION!!!
Important Dates
Important Dates
June 8
~ Limeberry fundraiser for 7th/8th grade Washington DC trip
at College St. 5-9pm
June 9
~ Eighth Grade Promotion
June 10
~ Awards Ceremony 9:30 to 11:30/12:00 at CCA gym
June 11
~ Field Day/Last Day (1/2 Day Dismiss at noon)—help still needed
June 12 ~
No school and No childcare
June 15-19
~ Childcare is available—signup & payment required
June 22- Aug. 21 ~
CCA Summer Camp
Have a great summer!
This year has been an absolute treat! Though we have had our ups and downs (not
unusual to life), I have seen the students learn much; I, also, have learned
much from them. This year, we focused on
being blameless, pure shining stars (leaders) in a dark world (Phil. 2:15) who
are bold and courageous (Joshua 1:9) by humbly thinking of others’ interests
before our own as Christ—“who, being in very nature God, did not consider
equality with God something to be grasped, but made himself nothing”—did (Phil.
2:6-7a). Keep refreshing what you have learned
to prevent from getting rusty…read anything that interests you and practice
math with a workbook from any bookstore!
Sincerely, Ms. Chang
Sincerely, Ms. Chang
