Happenings
PTA Meeting Special Guest Speaker, James Corral, SRVUSD Safety/Wellness Coordinator
All community members are invited to attend this month's PTA meeting and hear from our district Safety/Wellness Coordinator about current topics being discussed in our community.
The discussion will include: vaping information, Earthquake preparedness, updates to the volunteer management system, possible fencing plans for Country Club, and a standardized district emergency plan.
The meeting starts at 9:30 am in the Kids Country Portable. Please check-in at the office and get a visitor sticker before heading to the meeting.
Posted 9/20/19
PTA Box Tops Class Contest - Classroom Box Tops Competition: September 30, 2019 – October 18, 2019**Grand Prize: Class that turns in the most Clipped Box Tops will lead the Halloween Parade** The Box Tops program is changing … it is becoming digital. However, the clipped Box Tops are still being accepted until their expiration date. Search your cupboards and packaging of eligible items, clip all those remaining box tops, and send them in to your child’s classroom!! To submit your Box Tops digitally, go to https://www.boxtops4education.com/ to download the new app. ***This Sept/Oct Contest winner will be determined by the class with the most clipped Box Tops submitted. Digital submissions will not be counted in this contest, although Country Club appreciates every $0.10 Box Top (clipped or digital)!***
Posted 9/17/19
Attention 4th and 5th Graders! Are you creative, responsible and hard-working? Do you like to take photos and use a computer? If so, considering applying for the 2019/20 Student Yearbook Staff. Applications will be available in the office Monday, September 16 through Friday, September 27. Applications must be completed, signed and turned in to the office by Tuesday, October 1.
The CC Student Yearbook Staff will meet on Tuesdays, 3:05 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. beginning on October 22. Space is limited.
Click Here for the Application
Posted 9/13/19
Run for Education "Sign-Up" Class Challenge
Event Dates: October 12 - 13, 2019 - Sign Up Now!
Did you know that our school will earn money for every person that signs-up for the Run for Education? The class that has the most sign-ups for Run for Education will win Jumba Juice gift coupons for all its students. Don't want to run? You can still support our school by signing-up to be a Virtual Runner.
Get more information and sign up at www.srvef.org/the-run
The 36th Annual Run for Education takes place on Sunday, October 13th! The 10K run starts at Charlotte Wood Middle School at 8am and the 5K starts at 8:30am on Camino Ramon, near BR 2700, adjacent to City Center. Both courses are all new and both finish at BR 2700, next to City Center!
The Run for Education also includes events for the youngest runners ages 2-6, The Mini-Run! And our newest event is the Friendship Run, for students with special needs and their supporters. These events take place on Saturday, October 12th during our Health & Wellness Expo at BR 2700, adjacent to City Center.
The Run for Education, as part of the San Ramon Valley Education Foundation, supports the education of all students in the San Ramon Valley Unified School District.
Posted 9/3/19Cognitive Abilities Test (CogAT) is an optional test used to measure reasoning skills and identify students for Gifted and Talented Education. Students in grades 3 and 4 may take the CogAT this fall. Additionally, students in grades 5-7 who are new to our district may take the test. CogAT is scheduled for the morning of Saturday, November 2, 2019. Parents must register their child on the CogAT Testing Registration site. Registration will close on Sunday, September 22, 2019, or earlier if space becomes full.
Resources
October 8 (New Date)
Picture ID: BY419016Q1
Photo Retake for students that have not taken photos at walk through in August.
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What? We extend trust to others to let people know you have their back, be an active member of the community for positive change, be the guide to open doors for students to be their best selves, make relationships personal and let people know you care about them, and celebrate the differences each member of the community brings and learn from each other.
How? At Country Club Elementary we make others feel safe, connect with people in meaningful ways, participate in the community, accept people's differences, and empower others to be our best selves.
Why? Our Mission is to accept and empower students so that they have the confidence to become their own authentic self. To include and unite so that we help build lifelong empathy and acceptance of self and others.
