Our 4th-6th grade students are invited to attend a Virtual Open House Flipgrid event on Tuesday, August 25th. The links will be posted at 5 pm that evening. See you soon! #cuesproud
Students who choose the Learning At Home option may continue to purchase breakfast and lunch through the Columbia Food Service Department. Meal pick up will be in font of Columbia Central Jr./Sr. High School every Wednesday from 10 to 11 AM. Families need to call/or email lindsay.kandell@myeagles.org to pre-order the meals for the week.
Free and Reduced will apply
Breakfast--$2.20 + tax
Lunch-$3.75 + tax
Milk-$.050
Please complete the survey using the link provided below to make a choice between In Person Learning and Virtual Learning. We are asking families to choose by midnight on August 16.
https://forms.gle/ZqtcrhBig7mPXUYM6
Please click on the link below for detailed information regarding the CUES Return to Learn Plan options for both In Person and Virtual Learning.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YAEHt6IZxBWcYOVe61PwZq257jA-ZmAfnF6WshkidfU/edit?usp=sharing
We are pleased to announce that Mr. Nate Williams will be our CUES Virtual Teacher for the 2020-2021 school year. Mr. Williams is a strong and passionate leader, and I am confident that he will work tirelessly to ensure the success of our students and collaborate with the grade-level teachers.
Families are invited to click the link provided below to learn more about the Virtual Learning option for students.
Accelerate Learning Management System
https://lms.gennet.us/
Username: testoberv@geneseeisd.org
Password: welcome20
Once in the Dashboard, it is recommended that you click on a box to choose a class, such as Language Arts 3A or Math 5A, where you will find a list of resources and modules to explore.
Families will soon be asked to complete a survey to make a choice between In Person Learning and Virtual Learning. Both options will provide our students with equitable opportunities for learning to support their continued growth. We are asking families to choose either In Person Learning or Virtual Learning by midnight on August 17.
Lead by Ms. Jackie Wing, students enrolled in the Leadership Camp painted rocks and boulders to hide throughout the community. Check out these highlights! #cuesrocks #cuesproud
Tomorrow is our final day of school for the 2019-2020 year. We made it! Let's celebrate together at 10:30 a.m. with one final virtual Blue & Gold Jammie Pack Friday Dance Party with the Principal! All students and staff invited to show their spirit and wear school colors.
We had so much fun celebrating the 6th grade students today! 💙💛 #cuesproud #awards #virtualassembly #itsagrreardaytobeagoldeneagle
Please welcome the newest member of our CUES family! Owen Benjemin Gilsdorf arrived on 06/03/2020 at 7:32a.m. 9lbs 13oz, and 22 and 1/2 inches long. Mrs. Gilsdorf and baby are both healthy and well! Congratulations to them! 💙🎉💙🎉💙🎉 #cuesproud
Big day tomorrow! Can’t wait to see you between 9am-noon for curbside belonging pick up! This is also a great time to return your library books! 💙💛
Families are invited to join us on Monday, June 1st, to wave goodbye to their teacher, drop off library and teacher books, grab lunch and pick up their personal belongings. We miss all of our students so much, and we look forward to seeing you then! 💙 #cuesproud
Check out this week’s video announcements!
https://youtu.be/qhZRq7StTZg
Join us for Curbside Lunch and Belonging Pick Up on June 1st! Say goodbye to your teacher, too! https://drive.google.com/file/d/1wziishkNwHNbAKCGB8__XZPv7FwLDKyZ/view?usp=sharing
Check out this Week's Food Fun Edition of the CES & CUES 6 Tips!
https://docs.google.com/document/d/12WnU_7_SnugIFTKjvfw070umoGNlr7ACKqw8VoGkIto/edit?usp=sharing
So many of our students earned Certificates of Achievement!. We are so proud of all for their efforts and academic success! 🎉#cuesproud
Columbia Community Chalk Walk!
Who needs a little break from their routines? Turn your focus and creative energy to the first ever, Columbia Community Chalk Walk!
Using chalk or other ways to create a sign, write an exercise activity at the end of your driveway so the people passing by can JAZZ up their walk. Remember to be safe and if you live on a busy road, travel to a nearby neighborhood to see what fun they've created for you. Ideas include standard exercises like jumps, hops, stretches and the number they should complete, for instance 5 jumping jacks. You can also create a different type of movement like hopscotch boards, mazes, dance moves, obstacle courses spins and swirls! Let your imagination soar!
Chalk your walk on Thursday and Friday of this week so we have this glorious weekend to enjoy. We encourage you to keep it going all summer long. Everyone enjoys a good walk in the fresh air with our awesome Columbia Community!
1/2 Thanks to the Jackson Community Foundation's generous grant, 4th grade students were able to research severe weather topics. Thanks, @jacksoncommunityfou
Announcements for the Week of May 18th, 2020 💙💛 #cuesproud
https://youtu.be/owZRdyw_lfw
Check out this Week's Writing Edition of the CUES 6 Tips! https://docs.google.com/document/d/14zWTaIPtI5pLYz8ZBz-fDDK2kt79TDA_9aO_8oCNteg/edit?usp=sharing
Check out the wealth of family fitness and nutrition information provided free of charge courtesy of Project Healthy Schools!
https://sites.google.com/umich.edu/phsresources/home