November 13, 2019

Calendar of Events

November 14 Coffee and Conversation 7:00 pm Closing Date December Lunch 15 Opening Date January Lunch 16 PTF Santa Shop 9-12:00 22 Interims go Live 27-29 Thanksgiving Break—NO SCHOOL

December 2 Spirit of Giving Day 4 School Spelling Bee. 10 Christmas Concerts: K–3 5:30, 4-5 7:00 12 Closing date: January Lunch 13 Ordering begins for February Lunch 19 Last Day before Christmas Break Class Christmas parties 2:00 pm

Christmas Break—December 20-January 3

January 6—Classes Resume

Spirit of Giving Day

Happy New Year! 6 Classes resume and Spirit of Giving Day 11 ACSI District Spelling Bee at CCCA 15 Closing date February Lunch orders

Angel Army News BUILDING EDUCATED, CHRISTIAN LEADERS

FOR TOMORROW’S CHURCH, COMMUNITIES, AND WORLD

Parents and families are

invited to attend

K-5th Grade Chapel

Wednesday mornings at 8:30 am.

What does the Lord require of thee but to act justly, love mercy, and walk humbly with your God? Micah 6:8

In this issue of the AAN: Page 7—Lunch with your Child!

Page 5—Crayola ColorCycle Page 3 — MVP Basketball!

Page 6—Dress Code outline Page 8—Family Giving Opportunities

Your Angel Army News…. Something good on every page!!

2019-2020 Yearbook A very special and heartfelt “Thank you!!” to Brandy and Aaron Tseggai, who have graciously volunteered to compile our

2019-2020 Yearbook! Please help them by sharing your photos of class parties, special events, fun hap-

penings, and everyday school life! Watch this space for where to send your

photos.

Let us Give…and Thanks!

Dessert will be provided for all students at lunch on Tuesday, November 26.

Each student is asked to bring a food item for the Food Pantry.

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Coming November 16

PTF Santa Shop!

Santa Shop is a very special event that allows the kids to shop on

their own (with a little elven assistance!) for Christmas gifts for fam-

ily, friends, and even the family pet! PTF Elves help create a magical

shop with an assortment of gifts for a variety of ages, assisting with

the selection, payment, and even wrapping those special presents!

There will also be other activities and pictures with Santa!

And for the parents there will be donuts and pastries, and coffee...and

a chance to do a little shopping of your own with some special vendors

just for you!

November 16th

9:00-12:00

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Coffee and Conversation

with Mr. Baum

Come have coffee with Mr. Baum, and talk about what’s on your mind.

The next meeting will be in Ballard Hall. *November 14 at 7:00 pm*

We look forward to talking with you!

“For where two or three gather

in my name, there am I with

them.” Matthew 18:20

Everyone is invited to join us at 8:15am Wednesdays in the Sanctuary Lobby to offer

prayers and thanksgiving to God before Chapel.

Parking Lot Pandemonium

Mornings are often hectic, and sometimes we can get testy in the parking lot. Let’s please re-member that we are family, and be patient with those around us—even if you may think they are terrible drivers who are going too slow! We all have to be somewhere and we’ll still get there if we take our time. Watch out for children walking across the lots, and popping out from between parked cars.

Also, some of the congestion can be alleviated by sticking to the traffic pattern:

• If you are going north on Sunbury Road, use the extension to North Street and the traffic light there.

• If you are going south on Sunbury Road, use the South Entrance by the apartments. • Observe the School Speed Limit, and please, be patient!

Our Fall book fair wrapped up on Friday, and I would like to

thank everyone who came out to support the CCCA Library! Thanks

to your generosity, we raised just over $2500, which will be used

for books and supplies for the library! I would especially like to

thank the following volunteers : Christine and Lilah Jajack, Jen-

nifer Thompson, Julia Schumacher, Lisa Reichert, Anessa Hill, Re-

bekah Lyons, Kyra Bryan, Margaret Fry, and students Casey, Olivia

and Shayla. I could not have done it without you!

Miss Mary

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All around CCCA, students and teachers will be collecting used markers that are ready to be discarded. Please help support our efforts by sending your children in with any used markers you may have around the house- even non-Crayola brands! Highlighters and dry erase markers can also be included. Drop-off boxes are in each classroom as well as near the lobby desk.

With the help of parents like you across the country, the Crayola ColorCycle program can continue to keep tons of plastic out of land-fills each year. To learn more about this recycling program, go to www.crayola.com/colorcycle.

Winter is Coming Here! CCCA students go outside at recess and AfterCare as long as the temperature and wind chill together are 20 degrees and higher. Please be sure your child is dressed appropri-ately for the colder weather, with coat or jacket, gloves

and a hat. Boots are a good idea, but must be taken off in the building so please send shoes, too.

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Lost & Found

Our fantastic Lost & Found Rack is cur-rently home to NINETEEN assorted

coats, fleeces, and jackets! In addition, there are shirts, lunchboxes, water

bottles, and miscellaneous items such as gloves, hats, and toys, and there’s

even a pair of earphones! Please make a habit of checking the rack whenever you’re in the Lobby.

And don’t forget to LABEL, LABEL, LABEL!!

Avoid the Dreaded “Lost & Found Scavenger Hunt”!

Please label ALL of your child’s clothing and other possessions with his/her

name in BIG letters with a permanent marker!

The CCCA dress code was created by a parent-student committee, and approved by the Board to ensure consistent branding across campus, and contribute to a posi-tive learning environment. Good grooming should be a mark of every CCCA stu-dent. Modesty, cleanliness, appropriateness, and Christian testimony should guide dress for all occasions, instilling a sense of pride, responsibility, and discipline in our students. Shirts are to be tucked in, shoes tied, buttons buttoned, and all cloth-ing should be neat, clean, and free of stains.

To ensure consistent color and style, Lands' End is our preferred supplier for all uni-form items. If uniform items are purchased elsewhere, adherence to color and style is a must: colors should match Lands’ End shades; NO cargo, corduroy, or yoga pants; NO zipper pockets, loops, or baggy pants; NO logo imprints or cartoon char-acters should appear on any uniform item, including shoes, with the sole exception of the CCCA logo.

Welcome to Handbook Highlights! The entire handbook is available on Parents Web, under Re-source Documents, but we’ve chosen a few topics to highlight over the next several issues. After all, Knowledge is Power! Coming next ...When Your Child is Sick.

The Swap Shop is your source of gently

used approved uniform pieces. All items are free, and may be requested by com-pleting a form at the Lobby Desk. Get those outgrown uniforms out of your house, and back into circulation!

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Lunch Ordering for December is now open

And will close on November 14

January Ordering will open on November 15

And will close on December 12

Lunch Schedule

K-1: 11:00-11:30 2-5: 12:10-12:40

A microwave oven is usually available in the kitchen for the use of the students to reheat food. Assistance will be on hand to help with the use of the appliance.

Please: Send food in a microwave-safe container

(NO GLASS!); Do not send raw meat, fish or shrimp; Send only items with a reheat time of 90 sec-

onds or less.

Entrees are served with 2-3 of the following (Cook’s choice) Veggies, Fruit, Salad, Bread, Chips, Potatoes, Yogurt, Pasta, Hummus, Sausage or Bacon.

Milk and Juice are ordered separately, or can be ordered alone, as can just the entrée (posted as “Extra” on the menu) if your child does not want any side items.

Paper Plates The lunchroom is always in need of paper plates. Your donation of a package of plates would be greatly appreciated! Thank you to those who have donated!

By popular demand, we announce the return of “Eat Lunch With Your Child Month”! Beginning in January with the 4th and 5th Grades, we would like to invite you to come eat lunch

with your child on a special Parent Day. Specific dates are posted below. On this day, parents of a specific grade are invited to join their child for lunch in Kirk Hall. Each Grade will have a designated

Month through the end of the school year. You can order an extra meal for yourself on Parents Web for that specific day when you place your regular order, or you can bring your own lunch with you.

January 21—5th Grade January 28—4th Grade February 20—Grade 3 March 19 —2nd Grade April 2— 1st Grade May 5—Kindergarten

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Happy Birthday Jesus Layette Project The Happy Birthday Jesus Project is a project in giving that has real results right here in the community. The Health Department nurses bring our layettes along on wellness visits so they can not only provide for needs but also educate new parents on how to take care of their little one. Below is a list of items that are provided in a typical layette. Layette collection boxes

are in the Welcome Center and near Kirk Hall.

Any donations from CCCA families would be greatly appreciated.

A Layette Includes:

Diapers (sizes NB, 1 & 2)

Wipes, new or gently used sleepers, onesies, clothing

Receiving and other blankets, bibs, towels and washcloths

Socks and mittens, baby wash, bottles, pacifiers

Infant toys (rattles, teethers, stuffed animals, etc.)

Are you looking for a Christmas Giving project for your family? How about one of these loving lessons in giving to others?

Central College Presbyterian Church 2019 Adopt-A-Child Ministry

CCPC is looking to provide Christmas gifts for a total of 475 children this Holiday Season.

Dates for Selection: November 18 through December 1. Choose a child from the boards dis-played in the hallway by the preschool. Boards will include details about each child, including first name, age, interest, gift requests, etc., and detailed instructions for purchasing gifts and returning them to the church.

Gifts should be returned to the church no latter than December 8. Questions? Contact CCPC Deacons & Committee Co-Chairs:

Vick Schmarr @ 614.794.0771 or Cheryl Wilson as 614.598.0887

You should give then, as you have decided, not with regret or out of a sense of duty, for God loves the one who gives gladly .

2 Corinthians 9:7

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