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Calendar of Events

November 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 11-12 Auditions for Spring Musical 12 Closing date: January Lunch 13 Ordering begins for February Lunch 16 Registration begins for After School Clubs Winter II Session 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 16 Opening date March Lunch orders 20 M.L.K. Day—NO SCHOOL

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 4: Spring Musical

Page 2: MVP Basketball Page 6: When your Child is Sick

Page 9: New photos Page 7: Lunch With Your Child!

And more!

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

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Spaces are limited, so register early! To find out more, visit

www.ccpc.us and search MVP for all the details. Registration will close when capacities are

reached.

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CCCA presents

Spring Musical Auditions will be held December 11 and 12

Parent Volunteers Needed! Watch for the SignUpGenius Links!

Get into the Holiday Spirit! Spirit Wear Available at the Lobby Desk!

Crystal Angel Charms and Angel Wing Charms—$1.00-$3.00 Blue or Orange Silicone wristbands—$1.00

Sports Spirit Wear Shirts (limited sizes) - $11.00 And...

CCCA Assorted Spirit Wear in limited quantities and sizes. Items not in the case can be ordered or delivery in 7-10 business days.

Coming December 3 - Audition Workshop! Learn how to best present yourself at an audition!

Grades 3-5 3:30-4:30pm in the Bell Room. To sign up, please email Miki Whitehair at mwhitehair@cccacademy.com

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Save those precious memories of the school year—

Order your 2019-2020 Yearbook today!

Order by December 1, 2019 to get yours for only $25.00. After that date, the price goes up to $30.00

https://www.jostens.com/apps/store/customer/1535087/Central-College-Christian-Academy/

We need your photos! We will be posting the site to send your photos of school events:

sports, parties, concerts, and plain, everyday pictures!

At recess, it’s mud. In the lunchroom, it’s chocolate milk. At other times, it’s “I couldn’t make it to the bathroom in time!” For those occasions, in order to avoid breaking into your busy day by calling you to bring clean clothing, we keep extra clothes on hand for students in need. We’ve had a rather ex-cessive demand for clothing this year, and our stash is running low! We ask you to help by washing and sending back any clothing your child may have borrowed during the school day. For the same reasons, we could really use underwear—both girls’ and boys’, in all sizes—and child-sized socks. For that matter, the next time you give clothes for the Swap Shop, diverting a couple of uniform pants and shirts in sizes 6 to 12 to the office would make us

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Cough Drops: Unless your child requires a certain kind, please do not send cough drops to school unless they can be shared. We try to keep an adequate supply on hand for all students. Excess amounts are difficult to store and may become outdated before they are used.

Please do not bring your child to school if he or she has a temperature of 100 degrees or higher, even if medication will lower it temporarily. This is for the protection of both your child and his/her classmates. On the other hand, your child may get sick at school. Sometimes medication can help with a simple headache or tummy ache, but if he or she is throwing up or has a temperature of 100 degrees or higher, we will call you to arrange a pickup as soon as

possible. Your child should not return to school until the sickness is over and temperature has been normal for 24 hours WITHOUT medication.

Only the office staff may administer medication and no medication, including cough drops, A&D ointment, or sunscreen, can be administered without your express permission for us to do so. We can call for your permis-sion for each incident, or you may choose to sign a form to place in your child’s medical file that gives us permis-sion to administer your written choice of medication as needed. A copy of this form is available on request.

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! This week ...When Your Child is Sick.

If your child requires medication, either OTC or pre-scription, during the school day, a signed parent per-mission form must be on file. ALL medications are to be kept at the Lobby Desk, not in the child’s posses-sion, without special permission from a medical pro-vider. This includes, but is not limited to, cough drops, sunscreen, cortisone cream, and allergy medications. Prescription medication or OTC medication provided by a parent must be in the original container.

If we suspect pinkeye , we will call you to pick up your child immediately. He or she may not return to school until either of these conditions has been treated by a health professional. This is to protect your child and the other children in the classroom.

MEDICATIONS: The following OTC medications are kept on hand for student use:

Children’s liquid and chewable tablets Ibuprophen (Motrin, Advil or generic brand) Children’s liquid and chewable tablets acetaminophen (Tylenol or generic brand) Cough drops (Luden’s , Hall’s, or generic brand) TUMS and Hyland’s 4Kids for tummy upsets and aches A&D ointment and Vaseline for itchy skin, bug bites, chapped lips, etc.)

Important: In order to attend school events such as after school clubs,

sports, social events or concerts, your child must have been in attendance at school for at least half of that school day.

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Lunch Ordering for January is now open

and will close on December 12

February Ordering will open on December 13

and will close on January 15

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!

Back by popular demand, it’s 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 box-es are in the Welcome Center and near Kirk Hall. This project continues year-round.

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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