April is Global Diversity Awareness Month

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“We may have different religions, different languages, different colored skin, 
but we all belong to one human race.” – Kofi Annan


IMPORTANT MESSAGE:

As our community returns to campus during this Global Diversity Awareness Month, it's important that we remember that one of our biggest strengths is diversity. All CMCS children and families are welcomed, valued, and appreciated for what they add to our mix of races, ethnicities, languages, cultures, and beliefs. During the month of April, each Monday Morning Message will focus on tolerance and acceptance of all community members, which includes those who identify as LGBTQ. The messages will be age-appropriate and follow LAUSD guidelines. I hope you continue these conversations of tolerance and acceptance with your children. 

Thank you for your contribution to our wonderful Community Family!
❤️❤️

Sincerely,

Toni



Monday Morning Message
Monday, April 5 
9:00 a.m. - 9:20 a.m.
  • Children's Book: Let's Talk About Race by Julian Lester
  • Hope and Kindness Mural Challenge
  • Students of the Week
  • Staff Spotlight
  • Spring Into Auction - Silent Auction Announcement

Are You Returning?

Will your child be returning to Community Magnet CS     for the 2021-2022 school year?

       We sure hope so!! 
          Please let us know by completing                this survey .

DINE & DONATE RECORD!!!!

Community, 

YOU ARE AMAZING!! 

We have achieved a DINE & DONATE RECORD EARNING $2,500 from our DoorDash fundraiser!! 
Way to go, Community!! Thank you for spreading the word and supporting our awesome school in this way!! 
We can't thank you all enough!! 
With Gratitude,
Lynda Andrews 
Dine & Donate Coordinator
Here's your chance to recognize a dedicated staff member for their hard work!

Community Magnet CS Reopening 

NEW AND UPDATED INFORMATION

CMCS will re-open the week of April 19, 2021. Here is the week's schedule:

Monday, April 19: 
all teachers will conduct a 30-minute virtual check-in with their students. Students will then work independently for the day.

After Monday, all students, whether hybrid in-person or continuing on-line will follow the schedule for their assigned cohort:

      Cohort A- 8:00 - 11:00 a.m.               Cohort B- 12:00-3:00 p.m.

Tuesday, April 20: 
  • Hybrid in-person instruction begins for Gr. K-1 on campus
  • Grades 2-5 continue online learning
Wednesday, April 21: 
  • Hybrid in-person instruction begins for Gr. 2-3 on campus
  • Hybrid instruction continues for Gr. K-1 on campus
  • Students in Grades 4-5 continue online learning
Thursday, April 22: 
  • Hybrid in-person instruction begins for Gr. 4-5 on campus
  • Hybrid instruction continues for Gr. K-3 on campus
Friday, April 23:
  • Hybrid in-person instruction for Gr. K-5 on campus

Information regarding childcare and transportation will be provided in the coming days.


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  1. SOS BoosterApril 9, 2022 at 4:06 AM

    Looking for a Global Diversity awareness monthly calendar? To help you, here’s our year-long Diversity awareness calendar for 2022, with a list of religious holidays, heritage months, monthly diversity programs and much more.

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