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2010 – 2011 School Supply List
July 1st, 2010 by admin10-11 School Supply List (PDF)
Kindergarten
(Please do not label items with child’s name)
- 2 boxes of CRAYOLA crayons (16 or 24 count)
- 1 FISKARS pointed tip scissors
- 18 ELMER’S or SCOTCH glue sticks
- 1 PRANG watercolor paints (8 colors)
- 1 dozen #2 TICONDEROGA pencils
- 1 Bottle Waterless Antibacterial Cleanser
- 1 box: ZIPLOC gallon bags or facial tissues
- 8 boxes of snacks (ex: crackers, fruit snacks, nuts)
- 1 pkg: paper cups, paper bowls or napkins
- 1 pkg: wiggle eyes, pipe cleaners or craft sticks
- 1 pkg: brown paper lunch sacks or coffee filters (basket style)
- 1 pkg: plastic forks, spoons, knives or combo
- Incentive Rewards: small toys or stickers
First Grade
(Please label items with child’s name)
- 1 ream of white copy paper
- 2 boxes wooden pencils (not Eagle brand)
- 1 pair FISKARS pointed tip scissors
- 2 boxes (24) CRAYOLA color crayons
- 2 boxes facial tissue
- 2 pink PEARL erasers
- 24 glue sticks (CLEAR OR WHITE ONLY PLEASE)
- A-L (last name) 1 box of quart ziploc bags
- M-Z (last name) 1 box of gallon ziploc bags
- 4 dry erase EXPO pens
- 1 box washable CRAYOLA markers
- 1 pkg. pencil top erasers
Second Grade
- 1 ream of white copy paper
- 10 glue sticks (community)
- 1 24 ct. box CRAYOLA crayons (community)
- 1 box facial tissues (community)
- 1 pair FISKARS scissors
- 1 4 oz. bottle ELMER’S white glue (community)
- 1 box washable CRAYOLA markers
- 1 box CRAYOLA colored pencils
- 30 pencils (not Eagle brand)
- 1 hand-held pencil sharpener (with cover)
- 2 Journals
- Pencil top erasers – 2 large pkgs. (community)
- 2 pink PEARL erasers
- 1 box of quart or gallon ziplock bags
Third Grade
(Please do not label items with child’s name)
- 1 ream of white copy paper
- 1 box washable CRAYOLA markers (8 ct. Classic)
- 2 dozen #2 TICONDEROGA pencils (Please)
- 1 pkg. pencil top erasers
- 1 box 16 ct. CRAYOLA crayons
- 1 set CRAYOLA colored pencils
- 1 box of facial tissues
- 1 pkg. baby wipes
- 3 ELMER’S glue sticks
Fourth and Fifth Grades
Please label these items with child’s name:
- 1 1/2-2” 3-ring binder with a zipper (large capacity)
- 1 box colored pencils
- 1 small box crayons
- 1 pair pointed scissors
- 1 pkg. dividers w/ “write on” tabs (5)
- 1 pencil pouch
- 1 ruler showing inches and metrics
- 1 calculator (TI-30XIIS) *
*Students are required to have this calculator through 8th grade
Community Supplies:
- 1 ream of white copy paper
- 300 sheets of college ruled paper
- 3 dz. #2 real wood Pencils (Ticonderoga preferred)
- 1 pink pearl eraser
- 2 70 pg. Theme spiral notebooks
- 1 box facial tissues
- 6 glue sticks WHITE ONLY – avoid generic brands
- 1 bottle of hand sanitizer (optional)
Science Fair/Ice Cream Social/BOGO Book Fair
June 4th, 2010 by sara.devries@district6.org
Tonight @ CPE
Come One Come All
Science Fair
Ice Cream Social
BOGO Book Fair
Friday June 4th, 2010
6:00pm – 7:30pm
Campus Clean Up
May 19th, 2010 by sara.devries@district6.org
Saturday May 22nd
8:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
at
Central Point Elementary
This Saturday, we will once again be working on improving our campus. Please join us in lending a hand as we spread bark on the south side of the school grounds. Any time you can donate will be appreciated. Please bring shovels, rakes and wheelbarrows if you can. Together, we can make quite a difference to the appearance of our school
Thank you in advance for your participation….See you this Saturday!
Please call the office if you have any questions 494-6500.
2010-11 Student Placement Requests
April 27th, 2010 by sara.devries@district6.orgSpring is here and it is time to start thinking about plans for the 2010-11 school year. We will accept requests from parents for placement of their child for the next school year until May 7th. Class placement for our students is one of the most important educational decisions that we make. Therefore we put a lot of thought and experience into our decisions. We do consider your requests as a part of our decision-making, but please understand our final placement decisions are made based on your child’s past academic and behavioral performance and the goals that your child’s present teacher has set for them. (Please be aware that this year with the budget unknowns, it may be necessary to limit the class choices for next year). Our placement meetings begin in May, so now is the time to make your requests. The request for a certain teacher must be in writing and state educational reasons. Forms are available in the front office. Please have your written requests delivered to the CPE office.
Family Movie Night
February 18th, 2010 by sara.devries@district6.orgJoin CPE-PTO and the City of Central Point for a showing of:
“Night at the Museum” Rated PG![]()
Date: Friday February 19th
Time: 6:00 – 8:00 PM
Location: CPE Gym
This is the 1st annual Movie Night at CPE. This Family event will be fun for children of all ages. The movie will be shown in the gym starting a 6:00 PM. Bring sleeping bags or blankets to spread out. The bleachers will be set-up for those of us that don’t want to lie on the floor. Popcorn is being provided and bottled water will be available for $1.00 each
Family Fun Night
January 21st, 2010 by sara.devries@district6.orgLost and Found
December 17th, 2009 by sara.devries@district6.orgThanks
December 17th, 2009 by sara.devries@district6.orgSpecial Thanks to Tracey Martin
for all her work on the Xmas Bazaar. This event requires an enormous amount of time and dedication.
Big Thanks to our SMART volunteers. Your time spent reading to our students is much appreciated!
CPE Christmas Bazaar
November 25th, 2009 by sara.devries@district6.org
Come One Come All to the CPE Christmas Bazaar Saturday, December 5, 2009 9am to 4pm at the school, 450 S. 4th Street. There are 84 vendors featuring handcrafted and baked good items. Also, there will be a silent auction and free photo’s with Mrs.Claus. CPE 2nd/3rd students sing at 11am and 4th/5th students sing at 1pm. Crater students will be singing at 3pm. Breakfast, Lunch, and snacks will be available in the cafeteria. Volunteers are needed for this event! Please call Tracey Martin at 665-0114.
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