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Corron Mission Statement

Corron is a safe, warm and inviting community where all are valued and empowered. We celebrate growth. Clear evidence highlights the impact we have academically, socially and emotionally.

Thank you to all of our families for joining us for conferences last week!

It was wonderful to see so many smiling faces as students and their parents left the school. I truly enjoyed watching our teachers connect with families while celebrating goals and accomplishments together.

Having students take an active role in these conversations is such a powerful way to help them take ownership of their learning. Your partnership plays a vital role in their success, and we’re so grateful for your continued support of all our Corron students!

Friday, October 24

Corron PTO Fall Fest 4:00-7:00 pm

Wednesday, October 29

Elementary Early Release at 2:35 pm

Friday, October 31

Halloween Parade at 2:00 pm

Halloween Parties at 2:30 pm

Friday, November 7

End of 1st Trimester

Monday, November 10

School Board meeting at Lincoln School 6:00 pm

All celebrations will be held on Friday, October 31st. Classes will participate in our traditional Halloween parade starting at 2:00 followed by classroom parties.
Parents are welcome to view the parade outside by standing at the perimeter of the playground or on the south lawn (students will need to walk on the sidewalk).
All day K-5 students will wear their costumes in the afternoon only, so please make sure your child can get into his or her costume easily. Please do not send your child in full face make-up, as they will be engaging in learning throughout the rest of their school day.
Please remember that students are not allowed to bring replicas of weapons as part of their costumes. We also ask that students tone down anything that might scare our younger students (blood, etc.).
Costume masks will be allowed for the parade, but not during the classroom parties.
Just a reminder that food is no longer allowed for parties. Please do not send in treats for your child to pass out.

Thank you to all the students and families who supported our bookfair last week! As a result, the Corron LRC will receive over $2,500 in new books for the library!

We could not have done it without the support of our Corron community and our AMAZING volunteers:
Nicole Biundo, Rosa Byrd, Amanda Casmer, Veronika Chiflikli, Erin DeLee, Alice Froemling, Sofia Garbenis, Amy Grzeskiewicz, Danelle Harpling, Sarah Kant, Becca Lentz, Bridget Nolan, Christa Paynter, Lisa Raphael, Porsha Reed-Weidner, Marissa Salvador, Kathy Sanchez, Samantha Siano, Jackie Skarb, Megan Stewart, Sydney Vancura, Laura Weaver, and Sugar Zaucha.

Thank you! We hope you and your families have been enjoying the books!

On Tuesday, November 11th, starting at 2:00pm, Corron Elementary School will host a Veterans Day assembly to celebrate those individuals who have given so much for the freedom we enjoy. Our 5th grade students will lead our assembly to honor the veterans within our Corron community.

We need your help to honor our veteran family members who have served in two ways:

1. We invite our veterans to come to Corron to enjoy our school assembly and receive a special treat in appreciation.

2. We also ask families to submit information and photos to be part of a slideshow of our community veterans.

If you are interested in a veteran attending the assembly and/or being a part of the slideshow, please complete THIS FORM, which must be submitted by Monday, November 3rd. (Please note: This is the last day we can accept entries in order to ensure we have the supplies and slideshow ready for the celebration.)

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Parent Education & Empowerment Series: Guiding Students from Avoidance to Achievement

Join us for an engaging and practical three-part series designed to help parents navigate the growing challenges of anxiety and school avoidance. Led by Dr. Megan Schmitz of Vital Living Wellness Solutions, these sessions will give parents tools to:

Recognize anxiety in their child and understand its impact on learning and growth.
Learn strategies to balance empathy and compassion with boundaries and expectations.
Gain concrete tools to support positive school attendance and resilience.

Where: St. Charles North High School Auditorium
Time: 6:00–8:00 p.m.
Dates: October 8 • October 22 • November 12

This series is designed to strengthen the partnership between families and schools, offering tools and strategies that foster belonging, perseverance, and achievement. Together, we can create the support and consistency children need to thrive. Please note: An interpreter/translator will be available for families who need language support.

In need of family support for the holiday season? District 303 partners with various community programs to ensure our students’ needs are met. We have resources available for winter gear, holiday dinners and gifts. If in need, please reach out to the school social worker, Jessica Sendef, at jessica.sendef@d303.org.

Oportunidad de recursos familiares para las fiestas

¿Necesita apoyo familiar para la temporada navideña? El Distrito 303 se asocia con varios programas comunitarios para garantizar que se satisfagan las necesidades de nuestros estudiantes. Contamos con recursos disponibles para ropa de invierno, cenas navideñas y regalos. Si lo necesita, comuníquese con la trabajadora social de la escuela, Jessica Sendef, a jessica.sendef@d303.org.

Maddie's Mittens is a community organization that brings a mobile "mitten bus" to schools, filled with winter gear for families (including snowpants, boots, mittens, hats, coats, and more). The event at Richmond Elementary will be on Tuesday, October 28, from 4:30 to 6:30 pm. The event at Munhall Elementary will be on Tuesday, November 12, from 4:30 to 6:30 pm. Any student/family from any school is welcome at either event.

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Any concerns or paperwork that needs to be turned into the Health Office can be sent to this updated email address: cor-nurses@d303.org

St. Charles North is excited to host this Friday’s Senior Night football game against Glenbard North! This week’s Blue Fan Group theme is NEON!

Sophomore game: 4:30 p.m.
Varsity game: 7:00 p.m.

To help ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all fans, please review these important reminders:

Gates open at 3:45 p.m.
Reserving seats in the stadium prior to 3:45pm is prohibited. Access to the stadium during school hours is not permitted.
Tailgating is not permitted.
Backpacks, bags, or outside food and drinks are not allowed. Small bags up to 8" x 6" are permitted and subject to search.
Students younger than high school age must be accompanied and supervised by a parent or guardian at all times.
No re-entry into the stadium.
The following are strictly prohibited: profanity, taunting (including racial or discriminatory remarks), throwing objects, or using items that block the view of others.
Linked here are Game Day Reminders & our Parking Map