Newsletter 325 Scotch Ridge Road Carlisle, IA 50047 January “Wildcats of the Week/Month” ... February “Wildcats of the Week/Month”... Parent-Teacher Conferences Info .................. About Us ........................................................... Newsletter In This Issue @Carlisle_MS Phone: (515) 989-0833 www.carlislecsd.org Dear Parents, Students, and Patrons: For long time Iowans, the past few months has certain- ly been warmer than normal and with Spring Break just around the corner, many people are wondering if we even had a Winter. Regardless, as in life, school ebbs and flows and students are ready for a 10 day break from school after all that’s gone on the past 8 weeks including taking our annual Iowa Assessments just under 10 days ago. This issue of the CMS Newsletter contains the January and February “Wildcats of the Week” and “Wildcats of the Month” as well as information about Parent-Teacher Conferences which are this Wednesday and Thursday. We sincerely hope everyone has a relaxing Spring Break! As always, we sincerely appreciate your support! Sincerely, Mr. John W. Elkin Principal Volume 3, Issue 5 HOME OF THE WILDCATS March 6, 2017 Pages 2-3 Pages 4-5 Page 6 Back Spring Break already?... Did we have a Winter?
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Newsletter325 Scotch Ridge Road Carlisle, IA 50047
January “Wildcats of the Week/Month” ...
February “Wildcats of the Week/Month”...
Parent-Teacher Conferences Info ..................
About Us ...........................................................
For long time Iowans, the past few months has certain-ly been warmer than normal and with Spring Break just around the corner, many people are wondering if we even had a Winter.
Regardless, as in life, school ebbs and flows and students are ready for a 10 day break from school after all that’s gone on the past 8 weeks including taking our annual Iowa Assessments just under 10 days ago.
This issue of the CMS Newsletter contains the January and February “Wildcats of the Week” and “Wildcats of the Month” as well as information about Parent-Teacher Conferences which are this Wednesday and Thursday.
We sincerely hope everyone has a relaxing Spring Break! As always, we sincerely appreciate your support!
Sincerely,
Mr. John W. ElkinPrincipal
Volume 3, Issue 5 HOME OF THE WILDCATS March 6, 2017
Pages 2-3
Pages 4-5
Page 6
Back
Spring Break already?... Did we have a Winter?
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“Character, Service, and Excellence In Everything We Do”
“Wildcats of the Week”
January 9 - 136th Grade
Jack Laughlin & Shelby Downard
7th Grade
Tyler Nablo & Keri Tendrock
8th Grade
Caleb Whalen & Kendall Karnatz
Exploratory
Keenan Richards & Quade Wells
January 16 - 206th Grade
Kassie Henderson & Christian Grogan
7th Grade
Autumn Barnes & Ezra Powell
8th Grade
Christina Krauel & Kaden Sadler
Exploratory
Jordan Lawless & Aidan Graff
January 23 - 276th Grade
Wyatt Sobieszkoda & Jarek Beagles
7th Grade
Mackenzie Amos & Brayden Kessler
8th Grade
Bailey Lawrence & Aidan Zajicek
Exploratory
Launa Edwards & Ethan Bailey
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January 3 - 66th Grade
Logan Howard & Cassie Miller
7th Grade
Kaden Baxter & Gianni Egenberger
8th Grade
Emily Atkinson & Hunter McCleese
Exploratory
Reilly Sulzner & Madison Killen
“Character, Service, and Excellence In Everything We Do”
JANUARY
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6th Grade
Jack Laughlin & Cassie Miller
7th Grade
Autumn Barnes & Ezra Powell
7th Grade
Christina Krauel & Bailey Lawrence
Exploratory
Jordan Lawless & Reilly Sulzner
“WILDCATS OF THE
MONTH”
“Character, Service, and Excellence In Everything We Do”
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“Wildcats of the Week”February 6 - 10
6th Grade
Brooklyn Dawson & Piper Kain
7th Grade
Ethan Robinson & Lina Chesnut
8th Grade
Darrin Cooper & Maddie Piatt
Exploratory
Noah Stewart & Darrin Cooper
February 13 - 176th Grade
Issac Comito & Alycia Brown
7th Grade
Jenna Buchanan & Tre Moon
8th Grade
Alex Kennedy-Comegys & Blake Deal
Exploratory
Karson Dunn & Ashlyn Schulz
February 20 - 246th Grade
Sebastian Larson & Bailey Enderton-Lloyd
7th Grade
Tiana Enamarado & Nicky Kennedy-Comegys
8th Grade
Max Mitchell & Justice Brandon
Exploratory
Madi Watts & Wyatt Eenhuis
February 28 - March 36th Grade
Hannah McGraw & Taylor Hernandez
7th Grade
Liam Smith & Anna Casey
8th Grade
Isabelle Hernandez & Lauryn Beeler
Exploratory
Tristin Hummel & Shaydon Raitt
“Character, Service, and Excellence In Everything We Do”
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FEBRUARY
6th Grade
Bailey Enderton-Lloyd and Levi Cooper
7th Grade
Tre Moon & Jenna Buchanan
7th Grade
Blake Deal & Ava Zaugg
Exploratory
Ashlyn Schulz & Noah Stewart
“WILDCATS OF THE
MONTH”
“Character, Service, and Excellence In Everything We Do”
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Parent-Teacher Conferences Are Coming!DAYS/DATES/TIMESWednesday, March 8 from 2:30 - 6:00 pmThursday, March 9 from 2:30 - 8:00 pm
NOTE: On both days school is dismissed at 1:22 pm and CMS will be using the Wednesday Early-Out Schedule
WHERETeacher’s classroom
PURPOSE & TIME LIMITSThe purpose of P-T Conferences is to communicate to parents the areas their child are excelling in and to give them specific ideas of how to improve upon their child’s performance. Such that, due to time, we respectfully ask that parents limit their time with each teacher to 8-10 minutes and if needed, schedule a separate meeting with the teacher to address specific concerns.
WHAT ELSE1. Your child’s schedule will be provided the night of conferences along with a name/content listing of where each teacher’s room is located as well as a map of the school.2. Due to complications with Infinite Campus, we will also be providing Report Cards on this night.2. We encourage students to come with their parents to P-T Conferences.
COACHING & SHARED STAFF SCHEDULEThe following teachers, who are either coaches or shared with other buildings, will be emailing parents their schedule and availability for PT Conferences:
COACHESMr. Fletcher 6th Social Studies
SHARED STAFFMrs. Robinson 6-7th Grade Extended Learning Program (ELP)Mrs. Conner 8th Grade Extended Learning Program (ELP)Mrs. Miller ChoirMr. Liston Spanish 1 (Periods 5-7)Ms. Flagor Counselor
DINNER SCHEDULE FOR STAFF ON THURSDAYDue to the extended time frame on Thursday, teachers will have a short dinner break on a tiered system during the following times:
“Character, Service, and Excellence In Everything We Do”
THE CMS NEWSLETTER
MISSION STATEMENTCharacter, Service, and Excellence in Everything We Do.
VISION STATEMENTThe Carlisle Community School District, in partnership with students, families, and our community are dedi-cated to: • Meeting the needs of all students • Recognizing the uniqueness of each child • Preparing students to lead productive, moral, and responsible lives
VISION 2020 GOALS• Provide a comprehensive educational experience that prepares students to thrive in their chosen pathway after graduation.
• Cultivate a positive culture, committed to a safe learning environment, based on mutual respect among all district stakeholders.
• Promote partnerships with parents and community to extend and enrich learning experiences within and be-yond the classroom.
• All members of the learning community commit to collaborative practices that ensure continuous improve-ment and progress.
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