Community Corner

  Happy March!! But with teachers on the brink of receiving COVID vaccines, we may finally see the light at the end of the tunnel!!    We are  SO EXCITED  to get back to campus to be with our students but realize it may be a difficult transition for some. While we wait for more guidance and direction from our school board and superintendent, now may be a good time to prepare for the return. Over the next few weeks, you may want to gradually ease into an earlier wake-up time, review and practice the morning routine, get into the habit of a regular eating schedule (mid-morning snack and mid-afternoon lunch), and review behavior expectations. Get your students pumped up and excited about returning to school. And hang on- we’re almost there!!  Please reach out to me with your questions and concerns by calling the school office at (310) 476-2281 or emailing me directly at trk2932@lausd.net.  Best, Toni

Get Creative for Creative Hair Day this Friday!! Hello Community Families, There is a lot going on this week! As we begin preparations for the 2021-2022 school year (yes, already!), I will presenting the CMCS 2021-2022 Budget Priorities and calendar options at Tuesday's Council meeting and again at Wednesday's TeaTime with Toni. You also have an opportunity to learn more about the budget process and give your input on the calendar options at the LCAP Town Hall meeting on Tuesday. See the flyer below. As Black History Month comes to an end this week, we celebrate with presentations from the kindergarten class at Monday Morning Message. On Thursday, we welcome book author Sharon Langley, for our school-wide Black History Month assembly. Planning for this year's Talent Show is underway. If you're interested in showing your talent, be sure to attend the kick-off meeting on March 3rd. Please remember that I am always open and available to hear your concerns and answer your q

The Lunar New Year and Chinese New Year, also known as Spring Festival, are celebrated in many countries around the world, especially countries with large Asian communities. These celebrations, held in January or February, honor ancestors and customs that bring good luck, good fortune, wealth, happiness and prosperity. The festivities last over 15 days with dragon dances, lion dances, gift exchanges, fireworks, and lantern festivals.  祝您新年快乐,身体健康 Wishing you a Happy New Year and Good Health! Year of the Ox !