November Family Newsletter

Hello CCES Families! We spent some time this month planning a theme week for all students and staff to enjoy. Our group took an afternoon to go outside and pick up trash around the school campus. It was a great way to show up for our community! Next up is our donation fundraiser for The Bangor Humane Society!

~Mrs. Hart & Student Council

It’s time to sign up for Parent/Teacher Conferences!

Use the link below to choose a time that works best for your family. We look forward to connecting and sharing all the great things your child has been doing!

https://www.ptcfast.com/schools/Central_Community_Elementary_School

As the weather gets colder, please send students to school with appropriate outside clothing that are labeled 🧤 🧥 If you need assistance with providing warm clothing to your child, please reach out to the office.

What is a PAWS Parade?

Our PAWS Parade is a special celebration where students, staff, and parents line the hallways to cheer for students who have earned a PAWS Award for being Safe, Respectful, and Responsible. Students can be recognized by their classroom teacher, allied arts teachers, and *new this year* their principals! It’s a joyful way to honor positive choices and encourage our whole school community to live by our PAWS expectations.

Dear Parents and Families of Students;

I would like to invite you to the CCES Holiday Concerts being held on Thursday, December 17th during the school day in the CCES gym. Third, fourth, fifth, as well as the fifth grade band/strings students, will perform at the morning concert December 17th beginning at 9:00 a.m. in the CCES gym.

Kindergarten, first and second graders will perform in the afternoon concert on December 17th at 12:45 p.m. in the CCES gym. The students are looking forward to performing their holiday songs for you. Hope to see you all there.

Sincerely,

Mrs. Lynn Chubbuck

CCES Music Teacher

We have lots of missing clothing items looking for their owners! Do you see anything that is yours?

Our first days of school were exceptional, and students and staff are now focused on building strong learning communities for the year ahead. Our district theme this year is Reclaim Learning. You will see a continued focus on us being intentional about how and when we use technology in our classrooms. We are committed to leveraging technology when it enhances learning, while also recognizing that it should serve learning—not drive it. You will hear more about this from your students and their teachers throughout the year.

Email: nevans@rsu64schools.org
Website: https://www.rsu64schools.org/o/cces
Location: 118-B Main Street, Corinth, ME, USA
Phone: 285-0325