The week of November 4-8 will have a different schedule due to our Unit 2 Legoland field trip. Please note the changes below:
Monday, November 4th
Monday Classes - 1, 2, 7, 8
Tuesday, November 5th
Track A/O on campus (and C track with A track elective days) - One day only this week
Wednesday, November 6th
Track B on campus (and C track with B track elective days) - One day only this week
Last day to order Chick-Fil-A lunch!
Thursday, November 7th
Homeschool day for all tracks
Friday, November 8th
Legoland field trip! (no school)
NEXT WEEK...
Monday, November 11
VETERANS DAY HOLIDAY - CAMPUS AND OFFICE CLOSED
Tuesday, November 12
Regular schedule
Wednesday, November 13
Regular schedule
Bake Sale before and after school
Thursday, November 14
Regular schedule
Bake Sale before and after school
Friday, November 15
Regular schedule
9:30 - Orientation for new/propective families
A huge thank you to all of those who brought in the care package donations and letters this past week for our 1st Responders, military, and veterans! Also, a special thank you to our student volunteers for collecting the donations. Pictures and more follow-up details will be posted next week for your viewing in our CAV-Vista Corner News!
Ms. Helen's Project:
My Flag Team students are in need of 6 Music iPods! Throughout our school year, my Flag Team students are broken up into small groups and are encouraged to create small group performance routines for their school and community events. In the past, only those flag students who had their own iPods or cellphones were able to lead a small group. This year I would like to open up this leadership opportunity to all my Flag Team students, whether they own their own iPod or not. Having enough iPods for all our small group routines will make a profound difference in leadership positions for every flag team member.
Thank you all for your support!
Lunch days: Wednesday, November 20th and Friday, November 22nd
Each order includes an original Chick-Fil-A sandwich, chips, and a cookie.
Cost: $6.00
Order forms are in the front office - must pre-order by Wednesday, November 6th
ASB will have a bake sale before and after school on Wednesday, November 13th and Thursday, November 14th.
If you are interested in donating bake sale items, please use this link to sign up!
Talented spellers have a chance to show their skills. This years Spelling Bee will be Wednesday, January 22, 2020 at 3:45 in the Teacher’s Workroom. There will be two groups’ grades fourth through fifth and sixth through eighth. The prizes will be a trophy for first place and medals for second and third place. The first place winner of the sixth through eighth will represent our school at the San Diego County Bee in San Diego, Mar.19, 2020.
Teachers will post the Spelling Word List on their Friday emails. There also is a Reading List link. The spelling words are chosen from quality literature. The list is provided so students can read the books the spelling words derived. Perfect books for the forty book challenge!
We are heading down to the USS Midway Museum Monday, January 13th, 2020 for an all school family field trip.
$10.00 for Adults
$6.00 for students 6 and up.
Children 5 and under are free
*Due to the possible construction on the Hanger Deck we will need to stagger arrival times in 30 minute increments starting at 10AM. We will do our best to accommodate the time you request but it is not guaranteed and is based on availability.
Please note that there is no outside food, drinks or glass containers allowed on the midway but there are plenty of wonderful parks around San Diego to meet up with friends and enjoy lunch after the field trip. You could also grab a bite to eat at the Midway Marketplace located on the hanger deck.
Last day to register in the office is Thursday, December 5, 2019.
*these enrichment classes are offered by outside vendors and held on our campus on Mondays
Academic Chess is devoted to promoting the merits of chess among children by using stories, dances, and catchy songs to make the game of chess exciting and easy to understand.
Here is short list of the benefits of chess: Creativity, Concentration, Logical Reasoning, Critical Thinking, Memory, Problem Solving, Planning Ahead, Complex Decision Making, Pattern Recognition, Intellectual Maturity
Dear Families,
The Box Tops for Education program is changing the way we can earn cash for our school! Over the summer, participating brands have begun to change their packaging from the traditional Box Tops clip to the new Box Tops label. Going forward, instead of clipping from packages and checking expiration dates, all Box Tops will be earned digitally by scanning your receipt. The Box Tops for Education team has worked hard to build a NEW-and-improved, user-friendly Box Tops mobile app, available now. The new app features state-of-the-art technology that allows you to scan your store receipt, find participating products and instantly add Box Tops to our school's earnings online.
If you have any questions, please contact our Box Tops Parent volunteer:
Sarah Ellis
Phone: 760-828-7591
Email: sellis0711@gmail.com
This personal leadership program is designed to help you think like a leader and owner of the vision and values of your community. ASB students learn how to challenge assumptions, discover their own points of power and pitch solutions to anyone that can help influence the world for the greater good. Students are encouraged to be intentional about bringing the best you have with the mindset of a leader.
Download application here or pick one up in the front office
Great for when parents get busy and need a little support!
Daily rates or by the hour - flexible scheduling
When: Monday - Thursday available
Where: New Venture campus
Time: 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
How: Email Linda/Tara for registration options
Who Can Participate: 2nd through 8th grades (younger grades will be considered on a case by case basis)
Vista Campus Schedule: We follow the school calendar and meet during conference weeks.
Contact: lindaguzmanmom@yahoo.com or tara.pheneger@hopeww.org
Linda Guzman: 760-978-7758
Tara Pheneger: 619-517-5389
C-Track WILL conference for Unit 2.
A/B track students DO NOT have Unit 2 conferences; C-track DOES have Unit 2 conferences. On-campus class schedule for the week of November 18th -22nd will be a REGULAR 2-day schedule.
- Laura Slough and Monica Houston
- C track Educational Specialists
Registration is now LIVE!
Trip dates: March 3-5, 2020
Our 4th graders (and their parent/guardian) have the opportunity to register for a 3 day/2 night trip to Sacramento and San Francisco.
Students will be visiting some of the most incredible sites in our great state included the State Capitol, Sutter's Fort, the Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz, just to mention a few!
See flier for itinerary and details on how to register.
To receive Counseling Dept updates on Schoology - use this access code to join the group!
2B5D5-ZWVCX
Hello Classical Academy Vista Families!
I am so grateful to be in my third year as the school counselor here at CAV. I love to get into classrooms and do lessons based on current student needs in regards to different social emotional skills. My lessons will occur based on teacher scheduling and need, but I try to get into classrooms at least once per unit. Some examples of lessons might include how to be a good friend, growth mindset, coping strategies for stress management, or based on one of our 8 Keys of Excellence. Attached here is a slideshow of what I do as a school based counselor. If you should ever have any questions, concerns, need resources, or have student referrals, please do not hesitate to reach out. I’m very passionate about building a positive, welcoming school climate on campus and look forward to seeing you all throughout the year!
All my best,
Charity Marino
With parent/guardian permission, students will get a chance to practice specific social skills in a smaller group setting with their peers over 6 sessions. Some skills will include; introducing self, verbal and non-verbal communication, tone, how to handle peer conflict, qualities of a good friend, understanding social situations, being an active listener, switching perspective, etc.
Parent permission form needs to be completed and turned in to the front office. Best Buds will meet during PE time, 12:15-12:45 pm (see form for meeting dates)
Stay after school and have a great time dancing!
Dance club will meet on Tuesdays in the gym (no meetings during conference weeks or breaks)
Grades K-2nd - 3:00 - 3:30 pm
Grades 3rd-up - 3:30 - 4:00 pm
If you would like more info, please contact Kelly Ewing - mrskellyewing@yahoo.com
6-8th grade boys and girls - all levels welcomed!
Short board, long boarders and bodyboarders.
We meet Monday’s at North Ponto Beach in front of Tower 21 from 4-6pm
For more info contact Holly Dupuis
Hope to see you at the beach!
We are heading down to the USS Midway Museum Monday, January 13th, 2020 for an all school family field trip.
$10.00 for Adults
$6.00 for students 6 and up.
Children 5 and under are free
*Due to the possible construction on the Hanger Deck we will need to stagger arrival times in 30 minute increments starting at 10AM. We will do our best to accommodate the time you request but it is not guaranteed and is based on availability.
Please note that there is no outside food, drinks or glass containers allowed on the midway but there are plenty of wonderful parks around San Diego to meet up with friends and enjoy lunch after the field trip. You could also grab a bite to eat at the Midway Marketplace located on the hanger deck.
Last day to register in the office is Thursday, December 5, 2019.
Try a Square Dancing class!
Thurdays in the school gym. Its great for the whole family!
oceanwavers.com
760-420-5390
Dancing Thursdays
New Venture Christian Fellowship
4000 Mystra Drive
Oceanside, CA 92056
7:00-8:30 PM Phase One (Basic/Mainstream) Class
8:30-9:30 PM Plus Dancing, New Graduates
Caller / Instructor Michael Haworth
1st Friday is Party Night!
(see schedule for themes and dates)
7:00 - 7:30 Pre-Rounds
7:30 to 9:30 Squares
Guest Callers
Refreshments
Our P.E. programs allow charter school students to socialize in a fun and active environment. Students will interact with their peers while practicing and playing sports and other physical activities. This is a great opportunity for every student learn new sports like futsal (indoor soccer), volleyball, basketball, flag football, and more.
Please see the attached flyer with more information and pricing.
Classical Academy uses 'Helpcounter' to keep track of volunteer hours and also is a place for parents to find volunteer needs by classroom.
To set up your account go to HelpCounter
If you have questions regarding upcoming volunteer opportunities, please contact our Parent Volunteer Coordinator, Tiffany Jaggi at tjaggi@classicalacademy.com.
Please follow the arrows and sign to our parking lot. We are the second lot as you drive in. The first lot is for the Church and Preschool only. We want to be respectful of our neighbors, so please park in our lot only.
There is no drop off in the church parking lot. For security of our kids, we need to drop them off in our parking lot or directly to our office. This is especially important for our K-2 classrooms on the first level. They must go to the office and be walked to class if they are late.
Thank you for following our parking policies!
School Drop Off Traffic Flow Diagram
School Pick Up Traffic Flow Diagram
Drop off is from 8:30 - 8:45 am.
We will meet in the gym for our all school assembly from 8:45 - 9:00 am. All family and friends are welcome at our morning assembly. All kids will follow their teacher to their first morning class at 9:00 am.
Late arrivals will need to check in at the office. Office Staff will walk students to their class.
Pick up is at 3:00 pm for K-2nd and 3:30 pm for 3-8th.
Younger siblings waiting for older ones will be supervised on the playground until the 3:30 pm pick up.
We have two lines of traffic that come into the pickup area.
At book pick up, you will receive a placard with your last name to display in your car window.
Last names beginning with A-K are on the playground lane (inner right lane) and L-Z are on the parking lot lane (left lane). Signs will be posted to help with traffic flow. The first few weeks will be slower as we learn to recognize cars. Please be patient as we work this out. Last year we were able to get everyone in and out within 10 minutes.
Alternate Pick Up - Please complete this form and bring to our front office if your child(ren) will be picked up by someone other than a parent or guardian
Medication Form - 2019-20 Medication Form will now require a doctors signature for ANY medication
Household Information Update - Please return this form to the office with any new information so we can update our records. If you change your residential address, we will need a current proof of residence showing the new address.
The California Department of Education has requirements for the way schools handle student medications, and because of that, all TCA schools will put into effect the following medication policy for the 2019-2020 school year.
Per Education Code 49423 & 49423.1, any medication required to be taken during school hours, whether prescribed or over-the-counter, must have a doctor's signature, name of the medication, dosage, schedule, and method of delivery . We also must have a written statement from the parent indicating the desire to have the school assist the student with the medication per the doctor's order. Even if your student will be carrying their medication with them, we still have to have a signed form from the doctor, from the student stating they understand how to take the medication, and signed approval from the parent.
We will no longer be able to administer any type of medication (not even Tylenol or Ibuprofen) without a doctor's signature, even if it is only a one-time situation. We will also no longer be able to accept any loose medication. All medication must be in the original container.
We know this might be inconvenient, but it is really for the safety of the students. Since we do not have licensed nurses on site, these changes are being made to allow safe delivery of medication and predictable outcomes for students who are assisted by unlicensed personnel. We are receiving annual training by the school nurse to deliver medications safely. Any medication requiring extra skill for delivery will be communicated to the school nurse who will then set up training with selected staff.
If your child will need to have medication available in the office next school year, you can pick up one of the new medication forms ,which has a spot for your doctor's signature, in the front office or download the form here.
Please note, this new form is only good for one year and should not be dated before July 1st, 2019.
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