CMCS READ-O-LYMPICS 2024

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CMCS READ-O-LYMPICS 2024





Get ready to light up the Olympic spirit! This Friday, November 1st, we're kicking off Read-a-Thon 2024, a fun-filled event that combines the joy of reading with raising essential funds for our school. Until December 6th, students will dive into an exhilarating virtual adventure through the Paris Olympics, teaming up as Red, White, and Blue Flames to see who can raise the most money and read the most minutes. Our big goal this year is a whopping $60,000, and we need the help of our amazing Friends & Family to make it happen! Keep an eye out for more details on setting up FundHub this week. We've got awesome incentives for top earners and readers each week, and our final champs will score some thrilling experiences and prizes! Join us in our Read-O-Lympic adventure and help make Read-a-Thon 2024 an unforgettable success!




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UCLA ATHLETICS FOR YOUTH 

Dear Community Families,

 The UCLA "Athletics for Youth" program offers an opportunity for our children to attend select sporting events.  

Tickets are limited and will be given on a first come, first served way. If you are interested in attending either event, please complete this form .

If you have any difficulties accessing the form, please send an email to Seira Santizo Greenwood (seirasantizo@gmail.com)













Save the Dates . . .

Recurring Activities
  • Math Kangaroo:  Mondays
  • Student Nest Tutoring Services: Mon., Wed., Thurs.
  • Tuesday Enrichment : Tuesdays
  • Tiny Spotlight Musical Theater: Tuesdays & Thursdays 
  • After-School Intervention: Wednesdays & Thursdays
  • Morning Assembly: Fridays



OCTOBER
  • October 31
    • HALLOWEEN!!
    • NO INTERVENTION- NO TUTORING-NO LATE BUSES

NOVEMBER
  • November 1
    • Read-a-Thon Kick-Off at Morning Assembly
    • Pajama Day 
  • November 6
    • Prospective Parent Tour #2
  • November 7
    • Safety Drills
  • November 8
    • Grading Period 1 Ends
  • November 11
    • Veterans Day- No School
  • November 12-22
    • Parent Conference Weeks
  • November 12
    • Council Meeting
    • Tiny Spotlight (last day for Tuesday session)
  • November 13-14
    • Minimum Days - 12:50 dismissals
  • November 14
    • Tiny Spotlight (last day for Thursday session)
  • November 15
    • Book Fair Preview
    • TeaTime  with Toni
    • Tiny Spotlight Performances-5:00pm (Tuesday Cast) 
  • November 16
    • Tiny Spotlight Matinee, 11:00am (Tuesday Cast) & 5:00pm (Thursday Cast)
  • November 17
    • Tiny Spotlight Matinee, 11:00am (Thursday Cast)
  • November 18-22
    • Parent Conference Week (final week)
    • Book Fair
  • November 21
    • Above & Beyond Club
  • November 25-29
    • NO SCHOOL ALL WEEK - Thanksgiving Holiday
  • December 3
    • Council Meeting
  • December 5
    • Safety Drills
  • December 6
    • Read-a-Thon Wrap-up
  • December 9-13
    • Holiday Bazaar
  • December 12
    • 2024 Winter Program
  • December 13
    • Minimum Day, 12:50 dismissal
    • Last Day of first semester
  • December 16-January 3
    • NO SCHOOL - WINTER BREAK
  • December 16-18
    • Winter Academy
  • January 6
    • School resumes
    • First Day of 2nd semester

Click here to view the 24-25 School Calendar









Click here to read the 2024-2025 Parent/Student Handbook



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