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Stay Sharp and Stick Together!
October 9, 2021
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Important Dates and Reminders
Important Dates and Reminders
October 20- Unity Day (Students Wear Orange)
October 22- e-Learning Day-Students will learn from home.
October 23-30- Red Ribbon Week
October 25- Report cards will be distributed electronically this week.
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CCSD Code of Conduct; En Español
Please contact your child's teacher first when you have questions or concerns.
Car riders need to be picked up by 3:25.
Buist Celebrates Unity Day
Buist Celebrates Unity Day
On Wednesday, October 20, 2021 faculty, staff, and students may wear orange to show unity for kindness, acceptance, and inclusion. Wearing orange sends a visible message that no one should ever experience bullying.
No uniform is required for students wearing orange.
Click here for more information about Unity Day.
#Stay Sharp & STICK TOGETHER!
Parenting News
Parenting News
Our next Parent Meeting via Zoom will be in November. A date will be coming soon!
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CCSD Attendance Poster and Video Contest
CCSD Attendance Poster and Video Contest
Great job to our 23 students who submitted entries! We sent one MYP entry and one PYP entry to the district level. Congratulations to Louise Martin (8th-Dr. Elder) and Isobel Jaros (3rd- Ms. Wright)! We wish you both the best of luck as your entry is judged at the next level!
*Entries were evaluated based on use of the theme, visually clear and able to be read, free of grammatical/spelling errors, and inclusion of attendance information.
Buist Academy Celebrates National Hispanic Heritage Month
In art classes, students studied a contemporary Hispanic artist and created mariposas.
World language classes researched and created projects on influential Hispanic Americans.
In Mrs. Biggs' GT stretch classes, students studied Mayan and Aztec math and created sun stones with embedded secrets for the future.
Daily announcements included Hispanic American trivia for prizes.
Latin American Festival
Latin American Festival
The annual Latin American Festival brings people together to celebrate Charleston’s vibrant Latin and Caribbean cultures through non-stop merengue, reggaeton, bachata, and salsa music; folkloric artwork and crafts; and authentic Latin American and Caribbean staples - from flavorful empanadas to tasty arroz con pollo.
Date: October 10, 2021
Time: 12-5 p.m.
Location: North Charleston, Wannamaker County Park
Click here for more information about the Latin American Festival.
Gifted & Talented News
Gifted & Talented News
Gifted Nomination Window Now Open
Students in grades 3-12 who have NOT YET been identified as gifted, may be nominated for gifted identification testing using our online form (English | Spanish).
Parents, teachers, administrators, and students are encouraged to nominate students who demonstrate high academic achievement, performance, or potential. Testing will occur in the fall. Your child’s school will follow up with specific details for testing closer to the testing date.
Grades 6-12 will test in November (Otis-Lennon School Ability Test)
Grades 3-5 will test in December (Cognitive Abilities Test)
Artisically Gifted & Talented Nominations
Artisically Gifted & Talented Nominations
As part of the opportunities we offer in the Arts for students, we administer the Gifted & Talented Artistic (GTR) nomination, adjudication, and notification process for students in grades 3 through 7.
Please see the nomination form HERE. Students may be nominated for evaluation in music, dance, drama, and visual art.
Healthy and Safety Reminders
Healthy and Safety Reminders
If your child is sick or symptomatic of any illness, please do not send your student to school.
If your student has tested positive, or been exposed to a COVID positive individual, please notify the school immediately and do not send your child to school.
If anyone in your household has had COVID in the past two weeks or is suspected of having COVID, please keep your child home and call the school for guidance.
If your child is awaiting COVID test results, please do not send them to school.
Your diligence is appreciated in keeping our entire school community safe and healthy for a wonderful year.
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