CMS Newsletter

Hello,

It is hard to believe that we are this close to October. The weather is starting to feel like fall and students are settling into a nice routine. We have started After the Bell for students to get extra help in academics. This is a great way for students to catch up on their work, have time with a teacher to explain concepts and meet new friends. Please use the QR code in the flyer found below.

Students can enter the building at 7:15 every morning. We ask them to go to the cafeteria to grab breakfast or visit with friends for a few minutes. We have staff in the hallways, the cafeteria, and outside for student arrival and dismissal.

We need your help if you drop your student off in the morning. Please pull all the way to the furthest cone and then let the students out. By doing it this way, we can unload up to 12 vehicles at one time. This speeds up the process quickly and safely.

Michelle Pyrett

We are excited to welcome students to cheer on our Clio teams. Students must be accompanied by a parent or guardian for each game. For our football games, students must be in the stands to watch the game.

October 1st-Title 1 Annual Meeting 6-7:00

October 3rd- 6th Grade Parent Meeting 6:00 PM

October 9th-CMS PTO Meeting- 5:00-6:00-CHS Media Center

October 9th-CAS District PTO Meeting-6:00 PM in CHS Media Center

October 11th-Homecoming

October 15th-Early Release 12:30

October 17th-7th Grade Parent Night-Teens 101 6:00 pm

October 22nd-PTC-5-7:00

October 24th-Student Half Day; PTC 1-4:00; 5-7:00

October 25th-No School

October 30th-Skateland Night for CMS and CHS 6-8:00pm

November 1st-End of 1st Marking Period

November 12th- 8th Grade Parent Night-8th Graders Now, High Schoolers Soon 6:00pm

November 19th-Early Release-12:30

November 27th-December 1st-Thanksgiving Break

December 17th-Early Release 12:30

December 21st-January 5th-Winter Break

The Genesee Intermediate School District has launched the new Beyond Graduation website and we are requesting your assistance in sharing the information.

The Beyond Graduation website is for Genesee County residents, ages 14-26. The site provides information and resources for career and college planning, skilled trades, and apprenticeship programs, and transition planning for students with an Individualized Education Program (IEP) or 504 Plan. A major focus of the site is on helping high school students plan their future beyond graduation and to help guide them through important decisions on how to get there.

A toolkit that contains sample content, graphics, and promotional materials has been developed to assist educators with sharing information about the Beyond Graduation website in their schools and community.

The Beyond Graduation toolkit, along with toolkits for promoting College Planning and Genesee Opportunity (GO), is located here: