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News & Notes

  • School Picture Days: Note the following dates for our upcoming School Picture Days: a) Grades 7-11: Monday, September 25th; b) Grades K-11 Retakes: Monday, November 13th; and c) Senior Retakes: Ms. Horsey or Mr. Davis will share retake information directly with 12th Grade students.
  • 500 Building Five-Day Cycle: To accommodate critical 2023-2024 schedule adjustments, the 500 Building (Grades 5 and 6) is using a five-day cycle. This change is only implemented for this school year; the 500 Building does not intend to continue the five-day cycle next year. We thank all 5th and 6th Grade families for their understanding.
  • 2023-2024 New Student Enrollment: Completed Enrollment Submissions must include an Enrollment Form for each child and the following documents: a) Birth Certificate; b) Immunization Record; and c) Two (2) Proofs of Residency. Please review our New Student Enrollment webpage for more details.
  • 2023-2024 K-12 Supply Lists: Supply lists for the 2023-2024 school year are available for our 150 Building, 468/486 Building, 500 Building, 535 (MS) Building, and 515 (HS) Building.
  • 2023-2024 School Year Calendar: During their February 16th Public Meeting, the CCS Board of Trustees approved our 2023-2024 School Year Calendar.
  • ARP ESSR Use Of Funds: Application, Summer Programs Set Aside, A-TSI Set Aside, Learning Loss Set Aside, and Afterschool Set Aside.
  • Stay Informed: All members of the Collegium Community are asked to keep checking their email inboxes for important information from Collegium. If you’re not receiving our messages, we encourage you to first check your Spam, Junk, and/or Trash folders for messages from “@ccs.us.” If you’re still not seeing our messages, please use the Contact Us feature to alert us.
  • CCS Digital Resources: Collegium uses Google Drive links via G Suite (formerly Google Apps for Education) to share digital resources. Some businesses and private networks may block access to Google Drive links. If you are unable to access our digital resources at work or on a private network, please access the resources on personal devices and/or home networks.
  • Emergency Closings: For more information about emergency and weather-related late openings and closings please review the Emergency Closing Procedures.

SIX-DAY CYCLE DAYS OF THE WEEK

ThursdaySep 28Day 3
FridaySep 29Day 4
MondayOct 2Day 5
TuesdayOct 3Day 6
WednesdayOct 4Day 1
ThursdayOct 5Day 2

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Mientras continuamos celebrando el Mes Nacional de la Herencia Hispana, el día de hoy les presentamos a nuestros maestros de Español en el edificio 468/486, La Srita. Lawson y el Sr. Erickson y a una maestra de Español del edificio 150, La Srita Erskine.En la clase de la Srita. Lawson los estudiantes repasaron los colores y la fecha antes de tomar un exámen. En la clase del Sr. Erickson, los estudiantes estaban creando un rompecabezas. “Somos un equipo. Ese es el propósito de los rompecabezas porque cada pieza es única, como lo es cada persona, pero nos unimos como un equipo para crear algo hermoso,” dijó el Sr. Erickson. Los estudiantes de la clase de la señorita Erskine estaban aprendiendo reglas del salón de clases en español por medio de canciones.***As we continue to celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month, today we are featuring two Spanish teachers in our 468/486 Building, Ms. Lawson and Mr. Erickson, and one Spanish teacher in our 150 Building, Ms. Erskine!In Ms. Lawson's class, students reviewed the colors in Spanish and how to say the date before taking a quiz. In Mr. Erickson's class, students were creating a puzzle. "We are a team. That's the purpose of the puzzles because each piece is unique, just like every person is, but we come together like a team to make something beautiful," said Mr. Erickson. Students in Ms. Erskine's class were learning class rules in Spanish with songs. ... See MoreSee Less
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Hoy, en nuestro edificio 500 los estudiantes tuvieron muchas actividades estúpendas!La señora Brubach, asistente de intrucción y apoyo para estudiantes con autismo, nos dió la bienvenida a su lección. A los estudiantes se les dieron piedras y se les pidió que las convirtieran en piedras de bondad. Las rocas de la bondad son rocas pintadas de colores con imágenes y mensajes positivos. La señora Brubach proporcionó un banco de palabras con sinónimos de bondad e ideas de diseño para sus rocas. “ Esta lección está diseñada para ayudar a los niños a pensar en ser amables con ellos mismos y con los demás y para demostrar que la bondad se puede mostrar de muchas maneras: como ser un amigo, sonreír a los demás, mostrar respeto y ser acogedor, positivo y servicial con las personas,” dijó la señora Brubach. También tuvimos la oportunidad de visitar la clase de arte de la señora Pauley. Utilizando una técnica de collage de papel, los estudiantes cortaron papel para crear un mural. Los tableros de anuncios estaban cubiertos de colores por todos lados. “Quería tener como primer proyecto algunas imágenes grandes en las que todos los estudiantes pudieran participar. Para la próxima semana, se habrán formado flores con pétalos y tallos. Este proyecto se basa en el collage de colores cortados del maestro artista francés Henri Matisse. En Collegium Charter School creamos arte!” dijó la señora Pauley.***Today, in our 500 Building, the students had a lot of great activities! Ms. Brubach, Instructional Assistant-Autistic Support, welcomed us to her lesson. The students were given plain rocks and asked to make them into kindness rocks. Kindness rocks are colorful painted rocks with positive images and messages on them. Ms. Brubach provided a word bank of kindness synonyms and design ideas for their rocks. "This lesson is designed to help kids think about being kind to themselves and others and to demonstrate that kindness can be shown in many ways - like being a friend, smiling at others, showing respect and being welcoming, positive and helpful towards people," said Ms. Brubach.We also had the opportunity to visit Ms. Pauley's art class. Using a paper collage technique, the students were cutting paper to create a mural. The bulletin boards were layered with color from back to front. "I wanted to have as our first project some large images that every student could participate in. By next week, flowers will have formed with petals and stems. This project is based on the cut color collage of master French artist Henri Matisse. At Collegium Charter School, we create art!" said Ms. Pauley. ... See MoreSee Less
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This September, officials of the National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC®) and Kristin Gallahan, Principal of our High School, presented a Letter of Commendation to Senior student Matthew T. About 34,000 Commended Students nationwide were recognized for their exceptional academic promise, and Matthew was among those talented students. The National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC®) is a not-for-profit organization that operates without government assistance and was founded in 1955 to conduct the National Merit Scholarship Program. Over the past 68 years, approximately 375,000 outstanding young individuals have won National Merit Scholarships worth more than $1.3 billion. The majority of awards offered each year are underwritten by approximately 340 independent corporate and college sponsors that support NMSC’s efforts to recognize scholastically talented youth and encourage the pursuit of academic excellence.United States high school students enter the National Merit Scholarship Program by taking the Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT®), which serves as an initial screen of over 1.3 million entrants each year, and by meeting published program entry and participation requirements. Although some students will not continue in the 2024 competition for National Merit Scholarship awards, Commended Students placed among the top 50,000 students who entered the 2024 competition by taking the 2022 Preliminary SAT/ National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/ NMSQT®). “These students represent a valuable national resource; recognizing their accomplishments and the key role their schools play in their academic development is vital to advancing educational excellence in our nation. We hope this recognition will help broaden their educational opportunities and encourage them as they continue pursuing academic success,” commented a spokesperson for NMSC®.“To say we are proud of Matthew is an understatement. We are also inspired by his academic dedication and honored by his representation of Collegium students,” said Gallahan.Congratulations to Matthew T. for all of his accomplishments!***Este septiembre, funcionarios de la Corporación Nacional de Becas por Mérito (NMSC®) y Kristin Gallahan, directora de nuestra escuela preparatoria presentaron una carta de reconocimento al estudiante de último año Matthew T. Alrededor de 34,000 estudiantes de todo el País fueron reconocidos por su promesa académica excepcional, y Matthew estaba entre esos estudiantes talentosos.La Corporación Nacional de Becas por Mérito (NMSC®) es una organización sin fines de lucro que opera sin asistencia gubernamental y fue fundada en 1955 para llevar a cabo el Programa Nacional de Becas por Mérito. Durante los últimos 68 años, aproximadamente 375,000 jóvenes destacados han ganado Becas por Mérito Nacional con un valor de más de 1.3 millones de dólares. La mayoría de los premios que se ofrecen cada año están respaldados por aproximadamente 340 patrocinadores corporativos y universitarios independientes que apoyan los esfuerzos de NMSC® para reconocer a los jóvenes con talento académico y fomentar la búsqueda de la excelencia académica.Los estudiantes de la escuela preparatoria de los Estados Unidos ingresan al Programa Nacional de Becas por Mérito al tomar la Prueba Preliminar de Calificación para la Beca por Mérito Nacional/ SAT (PSAT/ NMSQT®), que sirve como evaluación inicial de más de 1.3 millones de participantes cada año, y al cumplir con los requisitos de ingreso al programa publicados y requisitos de participación. Aunque algunos estudiantes no continuarán en la competencia de 2024 para los premios de Becas por Mérito Nacional, los Estudiantes Recomendados se ubicaron entre los 50,000 mejores estudiantes que ingresaron a la competencia de 2024 al tomar la Prueba Preliminar de Calificación para la Beca al Mérito Nacional/ SAT de 2022 (PSAT/ NMSQT®).“Decir que estamos orgullosos de Matthew es quedarse corto. También nos sentimos inspirados por su dedicación académica y honrados por su representación de los estudiantes de Collegium,” dijó Gallahan.“Estos estudiantes representan un valioso recurso nacional; reconocer sus logros y el papel clave que desempeñan sus escuelas en su desarrollo académico es vital para promover la excelencia educativa de nuestra nación. Esperamos que este reconocimiento ayude a ampliar sus oportunidades educativas y los anime a seguir buscando el éxito académico,” comentó un portavoz de NMSC®.Felicitaciones a Matthew T. por todos sus logros! ... See MoreSee Less
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Para el mes de la Herencia Hispana, estaremos presentando a hispanos que cambiaron y marcaron la historia. Ellen Ochoa fue la primer mujer hispana en llegar al espacio. Ella obtuvo su carrera en ingeniería de la Universidad de Stanford y después formo parte de la NASA en 1988 como ingeniera en investigación. Ella fue seleccionada para ser astronauta en 1990. Su primera misión fue abordo de la nave espacial Discovery y después continuó sirviendo en tres misiones más al espacio. Ochoa se convirtió en la primera directora Hispana del Centro Espacial Johnson. ***For Hispanic Heritage Month, we are featuring Hispanics that changed the course of history. Ellen Ochoa was the first Hispanic woman in space. She earned her degree in engineering from Stanford University and then joined NASA in 1988 as a research engineer. She was selected to be an astronaut in 1990. Her first mission in space was aboard the shuttle Discovery, and she served three more missions. Ochoa became the first Hispanic director of the Johnson Space Center. ... See MoreSee Less
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El día Viernes 22 de Septiembre, los estudiantes de K-6 pueden usar elementos que muestren lo únicos que son. Los estudiantes pueden usar su ropa y colores favoritos, o lo que les gusta ponerse cuando participan en actividades divertidas o pasatiempos fuera de la escuela (por ejemplo, cabalgar a caballo, artes marciales, repostería, pintura, etc.) Si tiene preguntas, por favor envíe un correo electrónico a nuestros Asesores del Consejo de Estudiantes de Primaria (studentcouncil3-6@ccs.us).***On Friday, September 22nd, K-6th Grade students can wear items that show how unique they are. They can wear their favorite outfits, favorite colors, or what they like to wear when they participate in fun activities or hobbies outside of school ​(i.e., horseback riding, martial arts, baking, painting, etc.). Questions? Email our Elementary Student Council Advisors (studentcouncil3-6@ccs.us). ... See MoreSee Less
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