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Be A CIS Star!
Be A CIS Star!
Even when you are at home you can still strive to be a CIS star!
Make the choice today to act as a role model.
Make the choice today to take responsibility for your learning and your behavior.
Make the choice today to be respectful.
Although students may choose when they complete their class assignments each day, it is recommended that students get into a routine and schedule that they will follow during our time utilizing a Distance Learning model. At this time, CIS teachers suggest students follow this schedule.
Suggested Schedule
Suggested Schedule
9:00-9:05 Get your space, body and mind ready for learning
9:05-9:25 Morning Meeting
9:25-10:10 Reading
10:15-11:00 Writing (6th)/ Reading (4th and 5th)
11:00-12:00 Physical Activity (30 minutes min., 60 minutes recommended)
12:30-1:15 Math
1:30-2:00 Art, Music, Spanish
2:00-2:30 Read for pleasure (30 minutes minimum)
A Letter to our CIS Students
A Letter to our CIS Students
A Letter To Our Students.mp4CIS Inspirational Art.mp4
April 22 is Administrative Professionals' Day!
April 22 is Administrative Professionals' Day!
Thank you to our wonderful office staff for all that you do! We miss you and can't wait to celebrate your day when we can be closer than 6 feet apart!
Mrs. Kochanowski
Mrs. Kochanowski
Mrs. Austin
Mrs. Austin
Mrs. Ferguson
Mrs. Ferguson
Assignments sent to Students and Parents
Assignments sent to Students and Parents
The primary vehicles for Distance Learning assignments and resources for grades 4-6 will be email and Google apps. Parents will receive a weekly (Special areas) or daily (core classes) email outlining that week's/day's assignments . Students are expected to log in on school days and visit their teacher's Google classrooms to learn about their assignments.
Reasonable expectations will be that children participate daily in the activities and lessons assigned by his/her teacher(s). Teachers will provide additional guidance and details in their daily communications with you.
Attendance
Attendance
Students are expected to participate in class activities each day and teachers will be monitoring this. If a student is unable to complete assignments the student and/or parent should contact the teacher(s). Students who are absent will be responsible for doing the required daily work on their own time as they would in any other situation in which they may have been absent from school.
Student Illness
Student Illness
If a child is sick and unable to complete the daily learning activities, parents should email the teachers and school nurse (rtownsley@cantonschools.org) to let them know. Students will be responsible to make up the work when they are well. However, we will all need to be flexible and understanding as we use Distance Learning to address individual student needs.
Teacher Illness
Teacher Illness
If a teacher is sick and/or unable to be online for office hours or regular communications, they will let students and parents know each morning.
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