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October 15, 2018
From The Principal's Desk
PLEASE HAVE YOUR STUDENTS ATTEND CSP ON OCTOBER COUNT DAYS. (See dates in
CSP Newsletter.)
CSP welcomes new Gr. 1-8 tutor, Elisabeth Brackeen, to our staff. She will work primarily with Gr. 1 & 2 students, Mrs. Daum and Mrs. Ahnfeldt in Rm. 128. She has experience in Elementary Education, Special Education and with English Language Learners. She is also fluent in French. Ms. Brackeen will lend valuable assistance to our homeschool community and staff.
CSP DESSERT & FAMILY SQUARE DANCE
Date: FRI Nov. 2, 6:30–8:30 pm
Where: TCA-East campus gym
FREE: All currently enrolled CSP families & staff
Bring: DESSERT – bring your family’s favorite dessert along with serving utensils. CSP will provide paper goods and drinks.
Square Dance Callers: Ron & Debbie Steinkirchner
Questions? Contact Ruth Kozyra,
rkozyra@asd20.org
NO OUTDOOR SUPERVISION until 7:45 am
Please dress your kids for cold weather; they are not allowed inside till 8:05 am.
Warmly,
Susan Nosal |
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IMPORTANT DATES- Updated Weekly
See
CSP Calendar of Events for specific times
Oct. 15 - 18 – CSP classes resume
Oct 20 & 27 - 8:00 am-12:00 pm – K-2 Parent Spalding Training Intensive, East campus (see details in CSP Newsletter)
Nov. 2, 6:30-8:30 pm – CSP Dessert & Square Dance
Nov. 8 – 8:15 am-12:00 pm – CSP Noon Dismiss (staff in-service)
Nov. 12, 9:30-10:45 am – TCA Veteran’s Day Assembly, TCA-North gym,
shuttle available from East campus – arrive early
Nov. 13, 4:00-5:30 pm – CSP-CP SAC Meeting (School Accountability Committee), East conference room. Interested parents are invited to attend
Dec. 13, 5:30-8:30 pm – CSP Gr. 1-6 Winter Concerts, East gym (Gr. 1-3 & Gr. 4-6 concerts, see
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TCA CORE VALUES &
TITAN'S CREED
TITAN’S CREED: Parents may find the Titan’s Creed link posted in the left menu of this newsletter webpage.
TCA CORE VALUES: Core Values serve as a compass and guide for keeping TCA on its originally intended course in the present and future.
The Core Values are represented via parts of a tree: the Roots, Trunk, Branches, Leaves and Fruit.
ROOTS
We believe that all students should be educated in a way that equips them to be exemplary citizens.
- We will help students understand the relationships and limitations of the domains of science, philosophy, and religion.
- We value an education that instills traditional values through the study of quality, time-tested history and classical literature.
- We value an education that nurtures a passion for learning that will last a lifetime through the context of human relationships and a foundational knowledge base.
- We value an education that cultivates virtuous character including excellence with honor, moral courage, compassion and relational grace.
- We value an education that fosters rich creativity, complex analytical thinking, and discernment while exploring the marketplace of ideas.
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TCA Events open to CSP families
See newsletter for details on all events.
Fall 2018 – Fall Tennis for 4th Grade through High School; All TCA Campuses; Email Coach Vance at
vancegj@comcast.net (j, not i)
Nov. 12, 9:30-10:45 am – TCA Veteran’s Day Assembly, TCA-North gym,
shuttle available from East campus – arrive early
WREATHS ACROSS AMERICA
As TCA continues to support the Wreaths Across America Program, there are several ways you can participate. Please click
wreathsacrossamerica.org/co0024
for more information.
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2018-19 TCA K-12
MONTHLY CHARACTER FOCUS
OCTOBER – Self-Regulation, Teamwork, Social Intelligence
Each grade level will study 4 different
Virtues in Action (VIA) character strengths this year. (See teacher’s newsletter.)
Parents are encouraged to continue character discussions at home.
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