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Back-to-School Supply Lists for 2020-21
School starts September 8. Now is a great time to get your school supplies! Below are this year’s CCS school supplies lists. Copies of these lists are available at area stores. If you have any questions, please call your school. And if you need assistance getting school supplies for this year, please register for a Back to School Bash supply kit being provided free to area students. You must register your child using this Back to School Bash link to reserve a kit. For assistance with other school supplies, any fees, or other needs, please contact your school principal or counselor. School Supply Lists for the ...
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Meet your new principal!
Hello Greenbrier Reading Stars! Please watch this greeting from your new principal, Ms. Fricke!
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GEM team finishes third in area math competition
Congratulations to our Girls Excelling in Math team (GEM) for their third place finish in the hands-on challenge in the annual competition held each spring at The Village School. Led by coach Liz Petry, the team had to work together to build the tallest, free-standing tower out of recyclable materials that could hold up to six eggs. In addition to the hands-on challenge, there was a team paper-pencil math challenge and an individual paper-pencil challenge. Way to go Riley, Cici, Ellie, Alex, Ruby, Noura, callie, Eleanor, and Charlotte!
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Congratulations fourth graders!
Greenbrier celebrated our fourth graders with the annual 4th Grade Moving Up Ceremony on June 5, 2020. This year’s virtual ceremony featured members of our fourth grade class that will be moving on to fifth grade as well as congratulatory messages and well-wishes from administrators, teachers and staff. Congratulations, students!
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Kindergarten Registration Information
We’re excited to meet our new kindergarten students and their families! If you have a child that will be 5-years-old by September 30, it is time to register for kindergarten. Not sure which elementary school your child will attend? Find out here. To Register Complete the online forms (click on links, below). If your child is a current Cville Schools preschooler, look below for information about current preschoolers. Later, someone from your child’s school will be be in touch about how you can bring us proof of residency and other documents (see list here). School Registrar Contact List and FAX NUMBERS Burnley-Moran: Vi Parrish Fax: 434-245-2613 Clark: Aisha Anderson Fax: 434-245-2614 Greenbrier: ...
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City and Schools promote energy and water conservation-Summer Update
Charlottesville City Schools and the City’s Energy and Water Management Team are working together to reduce the energy and water footprint of all City schools. In 2019, the School Board approved an Energy and Water Performance resolution, showing a commitment to achieving and maintaining high performing school facilities. Continuing on past efforts, the City’s maintenance and development teams are specifying high efficiency building equipment, such as high-efficiency chillers and LED lighting, and are enhancing operational control through advanced building automation systems. Charlottesville Schools and the City’s Energy and Water Management Team continue to investigate ways to accelerate the installation of high performance ...
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Walker school counselors to visit current fourth graders in coming weeks
The Walker Upper Elementary School school counselors are busy planning their annual visits to all city elementary schools to provide information and guidance to rising fifth graders. For a full calendar of related-events, see important dates below. “We want to make the transition to a new school as seamless as possible for our current city fourth graders,” said Walker School Counselor John Kronstain. “By visiting these students in the coming weeks, we hope to make connections and put them at ease by providing useful information and answering questions they may have.” After visiting each of the six elementary schools, Walker Upper Elementary ...
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Surveys
Fall Learning Plans: Please visit our main coronavirus page to learn about our possible fall learning plans and offer your perspective. VDOE Survey for Families s of Students with Disabilities Served in Private Schools for Students with Disabilities As part of new monitoring requirements, the Virginia Department of Education (VDOE) has created a survey for families of parents of students with disabilities served in private schools for students with disabilities. The online surveys are currently opened and will be available for completion at the following links until October 30, 2020: Parent Survey —– Private School Survey for Parent Student Survey —- Private School Perspective Survey for Student (link ...
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4th graders present annual Minds in Motion performance at MLK PAC
Our fourth graders amazed us this week with their Minds in Motion performances at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Performing Arts Center! Through a unique partnership with Richmond Ballet, each year city fourth graders are introduced to creative expression and live performance through movement and dance at their schools. This year, Minds in Motion teaching artists from Richmond Ballet visited each elementary school for two-week residencies which culminated in two live performances of “Journey of the Monarch.” More photos from the performances can be found on our Facebook page. In addition, a video of the performance will be broadcast on Charlottesville’s public acess ...
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Bus stop meet and greets connect schools and families
Whether dropping in to visit schools or hosting Parent University information workshops or swinging by bus stops with breakfast and books, our family engagement team is always looking for ways to connect schools and families. Throughout the year, Family Engagement Coordinators Velvet Coleman and Bianca Johnson can be seen visiting neighborhood bus stops at their morning bus stop meet and greets. The visits have been widely-received by the community since they began in August 2018, and it is not uncommon to see principals, teachers, and administrators stop by to help greet students and their families. “Strong relationships between our families, our schools, ...
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