12 hours until picture day begins!!
REMINDER: Picture day is Friday, September 16!
Today is a planned elearning day! Assignments will post by 9am. Teachers may be slow in response as they will be in Professional Development meetings most of the day, thanks in advance for your patience!
Please help our kindergarten friends as they continue to learn their colors! CES asks that all students, staff, and even visitors bookmark this post and dress in the following colors over the next couple weeks!
REMINDER: Monday, September 12 is an elearning day for students. Staff will be in professional development meetings most of the day, so please be patient as they may have longer than normal response times.
Trash bag fundraiser orders are due tomorrow, Tuesday, Sept. 6! Please be sure to send students with orders and payment. Thank you for supporting our PTO and CES!
CES will host its annual Title I meeting on September 28 and 29 this year! You can see identical presentation on either 28 at 9am or Sept 29 at 5:30pm. Both meetings will be held at a Flora-Monroe Township Public Llibrary in Flora, in the community meeting room downstairs. While not required, we ask that those interested in attending please RSVP at https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfFJMupdtfz27CKrVwoxR1LzP0NSAqGnXDZyQ7dKEf_trZQOg/viewform?usp=sf_link
title
Update: we have had requests to live stream the ISP presentation tonight. While we can and will live stream it via FB, but due to restrictions we will not be able to save the video, so those who wish to see it must tune in in real time.
Miss Cathie from the Indiana State Police Internet Crimes Against Children task force visited third thru sixth grade students today to discuss being cyber smart! Parents are invited to hear her speak tonight from 6:00-7:00.
CCSC is seeking to hire a 1:1 Support Specialist. The 1:1 Support Specialist is responsible for management/troubleshooting/repair related to a fleet
of technology devices, currently Google Chromebooks. Additionally, the 1:1 Support Specialist oversees the day-to-day operations of student technology support. Please contact Jamie Ramos (jramos@carroll.k12.in.us) or visit https://www.applitrack.com/wabash/onlineapp/jobpostings/view.asp?district=37267&category=Technology if you are interested!
No FB, no problem! We have been utilizing the Live Feed on the website (https://www.carroll.k12.in.us/o/elementary) this year. If you know someone who doesn't have FB to be able to see our messages and reminders please refer them to our website to find them.
It takes more than just teachers to make our corporation run smoothly! We are fortunate to have Mr. Travis Bean ensuring our buses are safely maintained! He does it all, even changing flashing fog lights out on a marvelous Monday morning!
REMINDER: This week we celebrate our Cougar PRIDE (Prepared, Responsible this week, take Initiative, Do your best, and strive for Excellence) with dress up days all week long!
The mobile dentist is coming!
Reminder: September 1st the Indiana State Police will be presenting to students and parents on the topic of online safety. This should be must see for all parents of children old enough to be using online technology independently!
Mark your calendars: Picture Day will be Friday, September 16!
You have trash, PTO has bags! Today is the start of our annual trash bag fundraiser! Our goal is for everyone to sell one roll! PTO funds are used to support student activities such as field trips and one school one book trivia prizes, along with classroom supplies.
Students can earn Cougar Paws and cash prizes! The top seller will win $100 and the top selling class will earn a special prize!
Students will bring home their order forms today, and can sell through September 6.
Always fun when you are visiting the Indiana FFA Pavillion at the Indiana State Fair and one of our own Carroll Cougars is featured inside. Congratulations Cason and all our FFA members on your hard work!
Parents mark your calendars: September 1st at 6pm the Indiana State Police and CCSC will host an evening presentation that will open your eyes to the potential perils of student internet and online usage when caring adults fail to give proper oversight. Topics include social media use and internet dangers. Students in grades 3-8 will hear a similar presentation during the school day. This is a powerful presentation and one that every parent should hear!
