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Cedar Rapids Home School
Assistance Program
An educational alternative for
families choosing to home school.
2301 J Street SW
Cedar Rapids, IA 52404
Phone: (319) 558-2088
http://homeschool.cr.k12.ia.us
The mission of the Cedar Rapids Home School
Assistance Program is to provide an educational
alternative that considers the best interest of the
student, benefits home schooling families, meets
the educational requirements of the school district, and complies with state law.
Lead Teachers:
Deann Ongie
Anne Suggs
Resource Teachers:
Kathie Duesenberg
Wayne Fritch
Karen Hyland
Laura Reed
Peggy Ziemer
Secretary:
Robin Running Hawk
In This Issue…
Staff Greeting/Events at a Glance…………..…….1
Family Fun Night/Jump Rope for Heart……………2
Frontier/CPR/YMCA Swim……………..……….…….2
Office 365/Family Class/Health Screenings………3
Field Trips/Lending Library...………………………….4
Play Station/Clay at Coe/Kaleidoscope.………...5
In-District Permits/Open Enrollments……………….5
World Food Fest/Anthology………………….………6
Enrichment Classes/Office News…………………...7
RSVPs are Transitioning/FTC Robotics……………...8
PATT (Parents and Teachers Together)………..…..9
RSVPs……………………………………………………..10
February Greetings
We hope that you are keeping warm and cozy
as we approach the month in which we celebrate groundhogs, Valentines, and our presidents.
As you are anticipating a healthier, fitter 2015,
be sure to notice that we are offering free
Hearing and Dental screenings in the month of
February. This includes FREE tooth sealants for
our students, a savings of $80 per tooth. Wow,
what a deal!
Stay warm and keep on reading and learning,
Anne, Deann, Karen, Kathie,
Laura, Peggy, Wayne, and Robin
JANUARY EVENTS AT A GLANCE
01/18 ~ Winter Blast (PATT) ~ Noon-5:00PM
01/19 ~ Robotics Club ~ 3:00PM-4:30PM
01/20 ~ Chess Club ~ 4:00PM-5:00PM
01/20 ~ Family Fun Night (Jump Rope for Heart) ~ 6:30PM-8:00PM
01/20 ~ The Very Hungry Caterpillar Kaleidoscope ~ 12:30PM
01/20 ~ Home School Ice Skating ~ 9:30AM-11:30AM
01/23 ~ Robotics Club ~ 3:00PM-5:30PM
01/24 ~ Robotics Club ~ 9:00AM-12:00PM
01/26 ~ Robotics Club ~ 3:00PM-4:30PM
01/27 ~ Home School Ice Skating ~ 9:30AM-11:30AM
01/27 ~ Chess Club ~ 4:00PM-5:00PM
01/30 ~ Robotics Club ~ 3:00PM-5:30PM
01/30 ~ Fire Station ~ 1:30PM-3:00PM
01/31 ~ Robotics Club ~ FTC League Championship @
Rockwell Collins Recreation Center ~ 7:30AM - 4:00PM
FEBRUARY EVENTS AT A GLANCE
02/02-02/10 ~ Dental Screening
02/03 ~ Chess Club ~ 4:00PM-5:00PM
02/04 ~ YMCA Open Swim ~ 1:30PM-3:30PM
02/05 ~ Juggling Family Class ~ 2:00PM-3:30PM
02/05 ~ PATT Meeting/Mom’s Night Out @ The Olive Garden ~ 5:30/6:30PM
02/06 ~ Skippyjon Jones Kaleidoscope ~ 12:30PM
02/10 ~ Chess Club ~ 4:00PM-5:00PM
02/12 ~ Juggling Family Class ~ 2:00PM-3:30PM
02/12 ~ Valentine’s Party at The Play Station ~ 1:00PM-3:00PM
02/13 ~ Home School Roller Skating ~ 1:00PM-3:00PM
02/17 ~ Hearing Screening ~ 1:15PM-2:15PM
02/17 ~ Chess Club ~ 4:00PM-5:00PM
02/18 ~ YMCA Open Swim ~ 1:30PM-3:30PM
02/18 ~ Frontier Orders due today
02/19 ~ Juggling Family Class ~ 2:00PM-3:30PM
02/24 ~ Chess Club ~ 4:00PM-5:00PM
02/26 ~ Freedom Bound Kaleidoscope ~ 12:30PM
02/26 ~ Juggling Family Class ~ 2:00PM-3:30PM
02/27 ~ 3rd Grade Clay at Coe Opening Reception ~ 5:00-7:00PM
02/27 ~ World Food Fest Recipe & Flag due today
UPCOMING EVENTS AT A GLANCE
03/01 ~ In-District Permit and Open Enrollment Applications Due
03/09 ~ Schoolhouse Rock Kaleidoscope ~ 12:30PM
03/19 ~ World Food Fest ~ 6:00PM Set Up, Viewing/Tasting 6:30PM
04/06 ~ To Kill A Mockingbird Kaleidoscope ~ 12:30PM
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Jump Rope for Heart is almost here!
Tues., Jan. 20, 2014 ~ Stage Gym
6:30PM-8:00PM
We hope your children have been asking family members, friends, neighbors, parents’
coworkers, etcetera to sponsor your children for
this event. Whether or not you plan to attend
the Jump Rope for Heart event, we hope you
will raise money to help The American Heart Association. If every family sent in a $10 donation,
we would be able to earn a $100 US Games gift
certificate to purchase equipment for our PE
classes. If you are just getting started with
fundraising, here is a link to a video clip that
you can watch from home https://
www.youtube.com/watch?v=giHXhJNbm5k
By asking family, friends, parents’ co-workers,
neighbors, etc. to help, students receive thank
you gifts while earning money for the American
Heart Association. Online donating is available,
easy, and encouraged.
On Tuesday, January 20th at 6:30PM, join us to
Jump Rope for Heart. Students, parents, and
siblings are encouraged to come to our family
fun night. There will be many jump roping activies, music, games, art projects, prizes, & FUN!
Don’t worry if you cannot make this event, your
student(s) can jump rope at home. If you want
to participate in the fundraising event, but your
student cannot jump rope, that’s ok too.
It’s all about having fun, raising money for the
American Heart Association, helping others,
and of course, earning thank you gifts!
Thank you gifts include:
Level
Prizes
$ Raised
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Duck and Lanyard
$5-$14.99
2
Jump Rope & Duck
$15-$49.99
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T-Shirt
$50-$74.99
4
Playground Ball
$75-$149.99
5
Mini Beamo & Duck
$150-$249.99
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Portable Capsule Speaker $250-$499.99
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Smakaball
$500-$999.99
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Zike Z150
$1,000 & up
If you did not RSVP with the January newsletter,
here is another chance. Please RSVP by 1/20.
All money should be turned in by Friday 1/23.
RSVP #1
YMCA OPEN SWIM TIMES
Twice a Month-Wednesdays
Time: 1:30PM to 3:30PM
Helen G. Nassif Center,
207 7th Ave SE, Cedar Rapids
The YMCA generously opens their
pool for home school families during their
open swim times. When families arrive at the
YMCA, please either show your membership
card, or if you are not a member, please sign
in on their activities check-in list stating that
you are a CRCSD Home School family. The
check-in list is located at the front desk. A parent needs to accompany his/her children at
this event. This opportunity is free.
Dates for January:
2/4 & 2/18
Frontier Buying Club
The next order date is
February 18th!
If you would like to order from our Frontier Buying Club, catalogs and order forms are located
in the Lending Library. You can also access the
catalog on-line at frontiercoop.com. You place
your order with us and Frontier delivers to Wilson
School for you to pick-up. We will notify you
when your order is ready.
High School Students
Free CPR Training
A requirement for high school graduation is the completion of a CPR
course. We are fortunate to have FREE CPR
classes provided by Area Ambulance. The
classes are held on the first Monday of every
month at 2730 12th Street SW, Cedar Rapids,
from 6PM – 8PM.
The only fee that you will have is $5.00, which is
the actual cost of your certification card.
Please be sure that you dress appropriately.
You do not need to preregister for these classes, just show up. If you have questions, please
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call Area Ambulance at 366-7654.
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Microsoft Office 365
Educational Advantage Program
Because your child is enrolled in the HSAP of
Cedar Rapids Community School District you
can download Office 365 at no cost (due to
our district participating in the Approved Educational Advantage Program). This plan allows
students to install Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, OneNote, Publisher, and Access on 1 to 5
devices in their home. Students will need to
know their district User Name and Password in
order to initiate the download. Minimum hardware and software requirements must be met
in order to run the software. Mr. Wayne can be
contacted in regard to both of these details. To
learn more visit this website: http://
products.office.com/en-us/student/office-ineducation Mr. Wayne’s e-mail address is:
[email protected]
February Family Class
Juggling Class
Thursdays in February, 2:00PM
Juggling is a great way to improve eyehand coordination, focus, and build self esteem. With practice and good teaching, most
people can learn to juggle. Mr. Wayne has
been juggling for over 30 years and is eager to
share his passion with others. This class is targeted toward Middle and High School students.
Participants will learn how to juggle 3 and/or 4
balls, do tricks with ‘body throws’ and ‘body
bounces’, attempt group juggle and learn to
partner juggle. Students will also be given exposure to a wide variety of juggling props including scarves, bean bags, rings, and clubs. Participants should bring 3 tennis balls/hackey
sacks/stress balls. Once you learn the basics,
you will want to share your new skills with family
and friends….perhaps even participate in the
HSAP Talent Show! Class sessions will be held
Thursdays, from 2:00PM-3:30PM throughout the
month of February.
Please RSVP for this event by clicking the link in
the email in which this newsletter was sent!
Dental Screening
Dental screening will be offered
again this year at Wilson Middle
School. Dental hygienists from St.
Luke’s Dental Health Center will be at
Wilson from approximately February 2-10, 2015.
This free opportunity includes
* Dental Screening Report
*Tooth Sealants (as needed)
* Fluoride Varnish
* Toothbrush Goodie Bag
* Metro YMCA Day Pass
Please complete the consent form included in
the email sent with this newsletter and return it
to Robin in the homeschool main office. Please
call 558-2088 with any questions.
Grant Wood AEA
Hearing Screening
Tues., February 17, 2015~1:15-2:15PM
Wilson School
Every year Grant Wood AEA offers a hearing
screening to children in our home school program. If you would like to have your Preschooler-12th grade home school children screened
for hearing by this agency, please bring your
children to our Home School office. Laura will
then escort you and your children to the hearing van. The screening will take place between
1:15PM-2:15 PM.
RSVP #2
Chess Club
Chess Club is going strong. Whether
you are a beginner or an advanced
chess player, please join us on Tuesday afternoons from 4:00PM-5:00PM at Wilson
School. Fourth grade and up only please.
Please RSVP for all events in which
you wish to participate.
Fill out your RSVP completely and
give it to your resource teacher on
or before Friday, January 23, 2015.
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Thank You Notes
Please send a thank you note to the following
venues if you attended either of the field trips
in January.
Macbride Nature Recreation Area
February 27, 2015 ~ 9:15AM to 2:30PM
$12.00 per participant
School of the Wild is an environmental
school that offers families the opportunity to
explore the outdoors together with experienced, fun and very interesting naturalists and
teachers.
CRHSAP families will have the opportunity to participate in exciting and educational
outdoor winter activities, including bird identification and banding, campfire making (in a
teepee), and hiking to find signs of animals in
winter. Most of the day will be spent actively
involved outdoors. You will bring your own
lunch to be enjoyed in a warm modern building.
We will provide you with a packet of information, which includes guidelines on what
to bring and wear. If you have questions about
this experience call Anne Suggs (558-1455).
Driving Directions to School of the Wild:
From Cedar Rapids take I-380 south to
Exit 4 (North Liberty). Turn left into North Liberty
on W. Penn Street (WARNING – watch your
speed!) Turn left off of W. Penn Street onto N.
Front Street. Follow this for about 4 miles over
the bridge and watch for the sign indicating a
left hand turn to MacBride Nature Recreation
Area. Follow the winding road to the fourth
left. You will find ample parking at the Blue
Stem shelter. Allow yourself about 30 minutes to
travel from Cedar Rapids.
Note: The gate into MNRA does not open until
9:00AM, so don’t be too early or you will have
to sit and wait.
RSVP #3
Attn: Janet Stoffer and Megan Creasy
Mrs. Alexendar and Mr. Muhlena
National Czech & Slovak Museum and Library
30 16th Ave. SW
Cedar Rapids, IA 52404
Attn: Julie Popelka
Cedar Rapids Central Fire Station
713 1st Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids, IA 52403
News from
The Lending Library
Please remember to return your
items on time to allow others to use them too.
February Featured Items
Please stop by to view social studies and geography items featured in the lending library during the month of February. Some of the social
studies items that are available for checkout
include books, DVDs, videos, games, and
hands-on activities on topics including world
history, American history, people in history, ancient civilizations, Native Americans, immigration, and wars.
Geography items include
games, puzzles, atlases, and books on mapping
skills.
Remember to browse the “FREEBIES” shelves.
IMPORTANT LENDING LIBRARY UPDATE:
Item returns are being placed on the gray metal cart by the entrance to the lending library.
Please place ALL items on the cart. Please do
not reshelve items. Thank you.
Be sure to check out the articles on page 3
regarding the free dental screenings and
free hearing screenings that are taking
place in February.
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Valentine’s Day Party
at The Play Station
(Preschool - 5th grade)
200 Collins Rd. NE, Cedar Rapids
Thursday, February 12, 2015 ~ 1:00-3:00PM
Kaleidoscope Series
A Buck a Ticket!
Gallagher Bluedorn Performing Arts Center
Cost Options:
 $5.99 per child to play, decorate a cookie,
and make a craft
 $1.99 per child for children who have a PLAY
STATION PASS and want to decorate a cookie
and make a craft
 $3.99 per child to play only
Children under the age of two are free.
Payment: You will pay the Play Station directly when you arrive. They accept Visa, MasterCard (debit or credit), cash or check.
All children must be accompanied by their
parent or guardian.
Students signing up for play and craft will
make a Valentine’s Day craft and decorate a
Valentine’s Day cookie.
Come enjoy this holiday with friends!
To Kill a Mockingbird
National Players
Monday, April 6, 2015 at 12:30PM
Suggested Audience: Grades 9 - 12
A sleepy, southern town confronts difference
and justice through the eyes of six-year old
Scout. In the heroics of her father, the struggles
of her friends and neighbors, and the threat of
a boogeyman, Scout lives through the joys of
childhood innocence and the pains of growing up.
RSVP #4
Please RSVP for this event by clicking the link
in the email in which this newsletter was sent!
3rd Grade Clay at Coe:
A Very Special Exhibit
Coe’s Sinclair Auditorium
(1st Ave, NE – between 12th & 13th Streets)
Opening Reception – Friday, Feb. 27th, 5 – 7PM
Gallery Hours: 4PM-6PM daily
You are invited to the opening reception of
the annual Third Grade Clay at Coe exhibit on
Friday, February 27th from 5:00PM to 7:00PM at
Sinclair Auditorium on the Coe campus. Third
grade students from across the district, their art
teachers, along with Coe College staff and
students have been preparing a spectacular
show, and students are eager to share their
work and what they have learned.
The exhibit runs from Feb. 27th - Mar. 15th, daily.
Be sure to sign up for the Juggling Family
Class and Valentine’s Day party at The Play
Station using our new online RSVP system.
See the link on your newsletter email.
University of Northern Iowa
8392 University Ave., Cedar Falls, IA
The Berenstain Bears Live
Monday, April 20, 2015 at 12:30PM
Suggested Audience: Grades K-2
Come on down to Bear Country where Brother
Bear, Sister Bear, Papa Bear, and Mama Bear
sing and dance in this colorful new musical
filled with fun for the whole family.
RSVP #5
2015-2016 In-District Permit Applications
This is a request for a student who resides in the
Cedar Rapids Community School District (CRCSD)
to attend another CRCSD school that is not in the
attendance area where the family resides.
January 5, 2015 Permit application and guidelines
available from resident school
March 1, 2015 Deadline to submit application to
student’s neighborhood schol
April 2015
Parent/Guardian will be notified
in writing of decision on permit
2015-2016 Iowa Department of Education
Open Enrollment Applications
Parents/Guardians wanting to utilize the open enrollment option to request enrollment of their children into another public school district in the State
of Iowa should be aware of the following deadlines.
March 1, 2015
Grades 1-12 application
deadline
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September 1, 2015
Incoming Kindergarten
application deadline
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World Food Fest
Wilson Middle School Cafeteria
Thursday, March 19, 2015
Set-up at 6:00PM, View and Tasting 6:30PM-8:00PM
(If you have already RSVP’d, no need to sign up again)
The World Food Fest has been hosted by CRHSAP for many years and remains one of the program’s favorite annual events. Please read the information below about how to participate. It is a
delightful way to involve everyone in your family in a meaningful learning experience!
1. Choose: Choose a country you would like to study. You can choose one country as a family or
each child may choose his/her own.
2. Display: Share what you have learned with others in the form of a display. For instance, you
might include maps, written reports, artwork, or products and/or artifacts from the country. Displays
can include a tri-fold board or computer presentation. Each display will have a 3’ by 3’ table
space.
3. Samples: Prepare a food that represents your country. Please bring enough samples to share
with 150 people.
4. Cookbook: Each family will receive a cookbook which includes recipes from all the participants.
Your recipe page may also include artwork and written information about your country. This is due
no later than Friday, February 27th, 2:00PM in order for the book to be published by the day of the
World Food Fest. Submit all text and illustrations in black ink only on 8 ½” by 11” white paper. It is
very important to leave a 1” margin on all sides.
5. Flag: Make an 11” X 17” paper flag of your country. This is also due in the CRHSAP Office by Friday, February 27th, 2:00PM. Your flag will be taped to the table beneath your display. Your resource teacher can get you the colored paper you need. Please put your full name on the back.
6. RSVP: Please indicate on your RSVP if you need electricity and if you want a packet of display
ideas. Your resource teacher can also work with you on this project.
Please note: Attendance at the World Food Fair Fest is open only to participants and their families.
RSVP #6
Anthology 2014-15
The homeschool program is proud to compile an anthology of your
students’ writing and artwork. We will accept artwork with a written component such
as a poem or an essay.
 Students should edit and proof their work. Parent-teachers should help edit
the work during the writing process.
 All entries should be written neatly in dark pen or typed. Black and white drawings, photographs, or boldly colored graphics may be used.
 Please leave a 2” margin on the left side, sign your graphic at the bottom right, and type your
name under the title of your written piece.
 The deadline is Friday, April 24, 2015. If you have questions, see your resource teacher.
The minimum number of submissions needed to publish this book is 15.
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(If you have already RSVP’d for this, no need to reply again)
RSVP #7
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RSVP Forms Transitioning
to E-Sign Up
Each newsletter that is sent to
HSAP families contains multiple opportunities for student/
family involvement...classes,
field-trips, performances,
etc. all of which require a hard-copy RSVP
form. The form is one way to place reservations, confirm number attending, obtain contact information and the like. This method has
served the HSAP well over the years, but a new
format is being considered for the next school
year.
In the coming months we will be piloting a
web-based RSVP system for one or two events
each month. Families will still receive a newsletter via e-mail, but rather than complete and
return the RSVP form, some events will have a
RSVP web-link located in the newsletter email.
Families will click the link and be taken to a
Share Point website specifically designed to
register students. The same pieces
of information will be collected, only it will be
done electronically. We hope that this method
of "RSVP" will save parents time, be more efficient for Resource Teachers, provide organizers of the event immediate access to participants registration, and cut back on paper usage.
Please help us test out our web-based RSVP
system by electronically registering for the The
Valentine’s Day Party at The Play Station and
the Juggling Family Class. Be watchful for other opportunities to electronically RSVP each
month during this pilot program.
Non-Discrimination Policy
It is the policy of the Cedar Rapids Community School District
not to illegally discriminate on the basis of race, color, national
origin, sex, disability, religion, creed, age (employment only),
marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity, and socioeconomic status (students/program only) in its educational programs and its employment practices. There is a grievance procedure for processing complaints of discrimination. District employees with questions or a grievance related to this policy
should contact Jill Cirivello, Director of Human Resources, 319558-2421, [email protected]. The District mailing address is
2500 Edgewood Rd NW, Cedar Rapids, IA 52405-1015.
FTC Robotic Competition League Championship
CRHSAP sponsored a FTC Robotic
Club for the first time this year. The
team, known as “The Black Arrows”
have been meeting two to three
times a week since September to
build and program a Lego Mindstorms Robot to accomplish specific missions.
As the season nears its end, the team would
like to invite all HSAP families to attend the
League Championship, Saturday, Jan. 31st. This
is a free, come-and-go-as-you-please, event
from 9:00AM - 4:00PM. It will be held at the
Rockwell Recreation Center, 400 Collins Rd NE,
Cedar Rapids.
The Black Arrows Robotic team will be competing against 20+ teams and their robots in
hopes of scoring enough points to move on to
the State Championship in Des Moines next
month.
The Black Arrows have already participated in
four local competitions and are gearing up for
the biggest competition of their Rookie Year.
The Black Arrow team is made up of ten students, grades 6 – 9.
If your child/children have an interest in robots,
or you would like to encourage them in the areas of mathematics, engineering, or programming, this would be an excellent opportunity to
introduce them to the world of FTC robotic
competitions. To learn more about FTC Robotic Clubs visit: http://www.usfirst.org/
FLU SEASON 2015
With flu season underway, the Cedar Rapids Community School District Health Services Department
wants to share some influenza information and prevention tips with all families.
Classic influenza is a highly contagious respiratory
illness caused by a virus. Common symptoms may
include fever, cough, headache, muscle aches,
tiredness, and sore throat. Influenza is spread to
others when an ill person coughs and sneezes. Remember to wash your hands frequently, especially
after coughing, sneezing, or using tissues. People
with influenza should stay home from work or
school, get plenty of rest, and drink fluids. If you suspect that someone in your family has influenza,
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contact your health care provider for advice and
possible treatment.
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PATT Meeting and Mom’s Night Out
Thursday, February 5, 2015
Olive Garden, Collins Rd NE
PATT Meeting ~ 5:30PM • Dinner ~ 6:30PM
Please join us at The Olive Garden for our next PATT Meeting and Mom’s Night Out. Please contact Autumn Plummer @ 319-651-5252 for more information or to reserve your spot. Next date 3/5.
Home School Roller Skating
The next home school roller skating at Super Skate, located at 5100 Northland Ave. NE in
Cedar Rapids, will be held on Friday, February 13, 2015, 1:00PM-3:00PM. The cost is $5.75
per skater. If you have any questions, please contact the rink at 377-3767. Hope to see
you there! Remember, home school skating is the 2nd Fri. of every month.
Home School Ice Skating
Home school ice skating will be offered on Tuesdays in February from 9:30AM-11:30AM
for $3 (exact change please). All ages and abilities are welcome. Please contact Jill at
[email protected] with any questions.
Home School Ski Special
Chestnut Mountain in Galena, Illinois is having home school skiing every Tuesday or
Thursday for $25. This includes lift ticket, lesson, and ski rental. Lessons times are 9:30AM
or 11:00AM. You must call to preregister at 1 800-397-1320.
Thank You
Thank you to everyone who has sent in Box Tops. Patt recently received a check for $300. Your
donations of Box Tops, HyVee receipts, and Labels for Education are greatly appreciated.
REMEMBER TO SAVE & TURN IN YOUR BOX TOPS, SOUP LABELS, & HYVEE RECEIPTS
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Please RSVP to your resource teacher by Friday, January 23, 2015
Please mark YES or NO for each activity.
Return/email this form to your resource teacher by the above deadline date!
Remember to note your choices on your personal planner/calendar .
Family Name: _______________________________ Phone Number: __________________
Email Address: _________________________________ Resource Teacher: _________________
RSVP #1
Family Fun Night/Jump Rope for Heart
Tuesday, January 20, 2015 ~ 6:30PM-8:00PM
All Family Members Welcome and Encouraged to Participate
Please only RSVP if you did not do so last month and would like to attend
Yes_____
RSVP #2
Yes_____
RSVP #3
RSVP #4
No ______
Student’s Full Name ___________________
DOB ___________
No ______
Student’s Full Name ___________________
Macbride Nature Recreation Area
February 27, 2015 ~ 9:15AM to 2:30PM
Open to All Families
DOB ___________
No ______
# Students Attending ______ Grade Levels ______________ # Parents _____
Kaleidoscope Series ~ A Buck a Ticket!
Gallagher Bluedorn Performing Arts Center
To Kill a Mockingbird ~ National Players
Monday, April 6, 2015 at 12:30PM ~ Suggested Audience: Grades 9 - 12
Yes _____
RSVP #5
# Attending ______
Grant Wood Hearing Screening
Tuesday, February 17, 2015 ~ 1:15PM-2:15PM
Yes_____
Yes_____
No ______
No _____
Total # Tickets ______
Kaleidoscope Series ~ A Buck a Ticket!
Gallagher Bluedorn Performing Arts Center
The Berenstain Bears Live
Monday, April 20, 2015 at 12:30PM ~ Suggested Audience: Grades K-2
Yes _____
No _____
Total # Tickets ______
RSVP #6
World Food Fest
Thursday, March 19, 2015 ~ 6:00PM Setup/6:30PM Viewing/Tasting
Yes _____ No _____ Country ______________ Electric Y/N ______ Need Packet Y/N _____
RSVP #7
CRHSAP Anthology
Writings/Pictures due by Friday, April, 24, 2015
Yes _____
No _____
RSVP using the link in the email ~ Valentine’s Party at The Play Station and Juggling Family Class
Please RSVP for the Valentine’s Party at The Play Station and the Juggling Family Class by clicking on the
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“click here to RSVP” link included in the newsletter email. We are piloting a Web-based RSVP system with
two events during the month of February. Those of you who do not have Internet access and receive a hard
copy of the newsletter, please call your resource teacher to RSVP for these events.