Happy Halloween!

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THE PARADE OF MASKS WAS A BLAST!!!

The POM Committee turned it out for our kids with this year's Parade of Masks! Although we had to downsize and modify the event due to you-know-what, POM couldn't have been better. The weather was perfect, the costumes were out of this world, the POM booths were the best, our hard-working volunteers were amazing, and the kids were beyond happy and excited!! 

The Parade of Masks video will debut TONIGHT, HALLOWEEN NIGHT, at 6pm on the CMCS YouTube Channel. (https://www.youtube.com/c/CommunityMagnetCharterSchool)
 
A special thanks to our very own professional videographer, 
Colin Campbell, for bringing the fun to everyone! 


Check out these cool POM pics . . .

     






Though we had to limit the number of booths this year, there were plenty of fun and exciting options for every princess, ghoul, and goblin!



Our tireless POM committee and amazing volunteers 
went all out to make this a spectacular event for us all!




Pictured here are classes from Rms. 6, 7, 21, and 22. 
If we could only see the beaming smiles underneath those masks!!!



Observe the stealth of the Incredible(s) 4th Grade Team!




Clockwise from top left: 
Stephanie, Rm. 22 TA, all made up; CMCS Halloween crew right off the bus; Dilcia, Rm. 3 TA, and Brandon (dressed as a zoom teacher . . . get it? 🤣); Who's that Dinosaur with the backpack?

Doc, Bashful, Happy, and Sleepy taking a break!      

COVID COUNT

CMCS RANKS HIGH!





STUDENT COUNCIL'S PENNY WARS UPDATE


The 5th grade classes have pulled way ahead of everyone else!

Thank you, Parent Volunteers!

Parents, if you have the time, please be sure to sign up for valet on Fresh Schools. We need and appreciate your help!


Thank you to our incredible volunteers!

Here's a list of those who signed up in FS* and volunteered the week of 10/18 for AM Check In and PM Supervision, hopefully we didn't miss anyone who didn't sign up but showed up:

Emma Bates (parent to Duke Zar - 1st Grade)
Emily Campbell (parent to McKenzie Campbell - 5th Grade and Daphne Campbell - 3rd Grade)
Elizabeth Hernandez (parent to Joaquin Suffern - Kinder) 
Susan Kang (parent to Kailey Kim 1st Grade and Caleb Kim - 5th Grade)
Tracy Low (parent to Wesley Mohebbi)
Emily Markowitz Bailey (parent to Oliver Bailey - 1st Grade)
Kamille Maslon (parent to Kamer Currie - 2nd Grade and Kai Currie - Kinder)
Noelia Murphy-Devaney (parent to Maeve Devaney - 1st Grade)
Crisma Osorio (parent to James Amsel - 1st Grade)
Frank Pais (parent to Luca Pais - 1st Grade)

Here's a list of those who signed up in FS* and volunteered the week of 10/25 for AM Check In and PM Supervision, hopefully we didn't miss anyone who didn't sign up but showed up:

Emma Bates (parent of Duke Zar - 1st Grade)
Emily Campbell (parent of McKenzie Campbell - 5th Grade and Daphne Campbell - 3rd Grade)

Maan de la Cruz (parent of Inara Quincey Cordero - Kinder)

Kendra Garcia (parent of Bruce Garcia - 4th)

Seira Greenwood (parent of Kaylee Greenwood - Kinder)

Gina Martinez (parent of Sienna Martinez - Kinder)

Kristen O’Hare (parent of Rose O’Hare - kinder) 

Frank Pais (parent of Luca Pais - 1st Grade)

Patrick Raymond (parent of Ellis Raymond - Kinder)

Erica Sfadia (parent of Elijah Sfadia - kinder) 

Lori Werderitch (parent of Fiona Perch - kinder)

Magi Yamamura (parent of Joe Yamamura - kinder)

MinHye Yi (parent of Ryan Kim - kinder, Rejean Kim - 2nd grade)


THANK YOU to all Parent Volunteers who took time out of their day to lend a hand! We completed our 6 weeks rotation with all grades supporting!

Next week 11/1 will restart our rotation with 5th Grade!

Details about COVID testing and volunteer applications are posted on the Fresh Schools Chalkboard. 

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