Dear Chandler Creek Families,
It is hard to believe that we are approaching the end of the school year. We have had so much fun learning and growing together - and can't wait to see what our last month together brings us!
May is going to be a very busy month here at The Creek! Field trips, end-of-year celebrations, and field days are just a few of the many activities you and your student can expect. We hope you will join us for the fun!
As a reminder, our last 2 days of school are May 22nd and May 23rd. These are half-days for students, with dismissal occurring at 11:45am each day. EDP will not run on these days, so please be sure to make dismissal arrangements for your student(s).
Thank you for your continued support of our students, our teachers, and our school this year. Our success would not be possible without you!
COUNSELOR'S CORNER
As summer break approaches, we wanted to share some fun and engaging ways to keep your child's mind active during the break. Here are some ideas to make learning a fun part of your summer activities:
- Outdoor Science Experiments ~ Explore the outdoors and conduct simple science experiments. You can study plant growth, identify different types of rocks, or observe insects in their natural habitat. If you travel, talk with your child about the differences in habitats they observe in their travels. You may also choose to go on nature walks or hikes as a family.
- Reading Challenges ~ Set up a reading challenge for your child. Create a reading list together and set a goal for the number of books they can read over the summer. Visit the library regularly to discover new books. All of our local libraries regularly hold free activities over the summer for all ages. Call the branch nearest you or check the Greenville County Library system website for details.
- Journaling ~ Encourage your child to keep a journal over the summer. They can write about their daily activities, experiences, and observations. This is a great way to improve writing skills and capture memories.
- Arts and Crafts Projects ~ Get creative with art and craft projects. Use this time to explore different art techniques and mediums. Crafts like building model cars, creating scrapbooks, or making DIY science experiments can be both fun and educational.
- Math Games ~ Play math games as a family. There are many board games and card games that incorporate math skills. You can also create your own math games using dice, playing cards, or household items.
We hope these ideas inspire you to make learning a fun and enjoyable part of your summer break. By building these activities into your summer routine, you can help prevent the "summer slide" and keep your child's mind engaged and active. Wishing you a fun and educational summer break!
NOTES FROM THE NURSE
Greetings from the Health Office.
Just a reminder as we approach the end of the school year, any medications provided to the health office for your student will not be sent home with your student at the end of the school. All medications must be picked up by parent, or designated adult over age 18. Any medications remaining in the health office will be destroyed per school policy and not be kept for summer school or next school year.
If you need a medication for next school year for your student, you are welcome to pick up forms from the health office. Any forms for the 2025/2026 school year must be completed by the student’s medical provider and dated after July1, 2025.
K4 parents, you should have received a letter in your student’s folder if additional vaccines will be needed for your student prior to the start of school in August. Please make sure your student has these vaccines prior to the start of school and send a copy of the up to date immunization certificate to the health office as soon as available.
Please feel free to reach out health office with any questions or concerns. Thank you for being an advocate for good health.
NEWS FROM PTA
Rent the Rock ~ Looking for a special way to recognize and celebrate your child on their birthday? Visit Memberhub to Rent The Rock! $10 lets you decorate the rock for the big day AND support the PTA!
May 9th ~ KONA ICE
- $3 (cash only)
Look for information on how to prepay and pay it forward!
Still $3 and cash still accepted on the day of Kona Ice.
May 12th ~ Chick-Fil-A Spirit Night
- Chick-Fil-A of Greer
- 5:30pm - 8:30pm
- Be sure to mention Chandler Creek when you order so that the order can count for us!
May 19th~ Skate Night at Taylor Roller Sports
- 6pm - 8pm
- $5 - Cash only
- Please remember a parent/guardian must remain with your student at all times.
NEWS FROM THE MEDIA CENTER
Library News – Important End-of-Year Reminders!
As we wrap up the school year, please take note of the following important library updates:
📚 Library Book Return
All library books are due back by Friday, May 16th. If every student in their class returns their books on time, the whole class will earn a POPSICLE PARTY! Help us celebrate reading by making sure those books come home and back to school!
💻 Chromebook Return
Chromebooks and chargers will be collected beginning May 14th. Please make sure your student brings their Chromebook and charger back in good condition. Chromebooks are to be left at school from now on.
🔌 Lost Chargers
If your student has lost their Chromebook charger, a replacement fee of $31 will be charged. Please check at home and return any school-issued chargers with the Chromebook.
📖 Overdue Books
If your student has overdue library books, reminder notices will be sent out soon. Please return them as soon as possible or reach out to the library if a book is lost.
Thank you for helping us finish the year strong and organized!
We have had a fabulous year in the library! Thank you for your support! If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Mrs. Kauffman. Have a great summer!!
864-355-2405
CONGRATULATIONS CCES CHAMPIONS!
Chandler Creek has been recognized as a Capturing Kids’ Hearts National Showcase School for the 5th consecutive year!
The 2024-2025 Capturing Kids’ Hearts National Showcase School recognition is a prestigious honor awarded to campuses that demonstrate excellence in building a culture where students feel safe, connected, and engaged.
The Capturing Kids’ Hearts National Showcase Schools® Award recognizes schools that go above and beyond in creating an environment where students thrive academically and emotionally. Through the Capturing Kids’ Hearts® Process, educators at have been equipped with relationship-building tools and processes that help them foster student success and a positive campus culture.
Each year, Capturing Kids’ Hearts recognizes schools across the country for their commitment to transforming their campus environments through a relational approach to education. We are so proud of the hard work of our school family in growing connectedness, academic achievement, and overall school culture!
Way to go CHAMPIONS!
LOST & FOUND
We have a large number of jackets and sweatshirts in our Lost and Found. Please encourage your student to check the Lost and Found bin and coat rack if they are missing an item – especially since the school year is coming to a close. Items remaining after May 23rd will be donated.
To help us get lost items back to their owner, we request that you write your student’s name in their jackets.
CCES SPIRIT WEAR STORE
Check out the new Chandler Creek Champions spirit wear store ... shirts, hats, joggers and more! A portion of all sales comes back to Chandler Creek PTA.
The site is open ALL year. Items will be delivered to the school for pick-up with dates determined by the amount of orders coming in.
CKH MAY TRAIT ~ INTEGRITY
What is Integrity?
- Integrity is the ability and willingness to live with honesty and excellence. People who act with integrity make a choice to do the right thing, no matter who is watching. Integrity is the foundation on which we build relationships and trust.
Why focus on Integrity?
- Integrity generates trust. ~ When we are honest and follow through on promises, we gain the confidence of our team; Trust allows us to collaborate and achieve more together.
- Integrity encourages self-assessment. ~ Integrity requires our regular self-assessment to align behaviors with our goals and self-beliefs.
- Integrity is essential in leadership. ~ Great leaders decrease anxiety and build strong teams when they are honest, consistent, and responsible.
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Contact Us
Website: https://www.greenville.k12.sc.us/ccreek/
Phone: 864-355-2400
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theCCEChampions