Thank you all. If you have signed up I will be sending out an email sometime today or tomorrow to try to finalize a date and time.

We are over halfway to capacity on the CPR and Stop the Bleed courses. I am closing requests at 8pm or whenever we fill up.

I have a few additional details:
-minimum age to take the course is 12
-adults can take the course as well

Details for the courses:

1. CPR training only is free, certification costs $20 per person for adults, $10 per person for children
2. Stop the Bleed is free
3. Both together is about 3hrs. CPR is 2hrs. Stop the Bleed is 1hr (give or take). For the full 3hrs would have to be an evening or weekend.
4. We are available when you are 365 days a year. Just need to schedule a date and time that works. Weekends and nights are available.
5. They can be held at a location that is convenient to the group and can accommodate the students to include tables and chairs. We can also have the class at one of our stations. Whichever works best.

Please just text me your

1. name, email,
2. how many students will attend,
3. and which classes you are interested in.

Once I get that information. I will email that group to finalize a date and time.
I would like to offer the classes together and whoever does not want to stay for either class can show up/leave in between courses.

I have found out that Burton FD offers CPR and Stop the Bleed courses. 

At this point, I would like to get an idea of how many students we would have if I can get this set up. 

Here are the details for the courses:

1. CPR training only is free, certification costs $20 per person for adults, $10 per person for children

2. Stop the Bleed is free

3. Both together is about 3hrs. CPR is 2hrs. Stop the Bleed is 1hr (give or take). For the full 3hrs would have to be an evening or weekend. 
4. We are available when you are 365 days a year. Just need to schedule a date and time that works. Weekends and nights are available. 
5. They can be held at a location that is convenient to the group and can accommodate the students to include tables and chairs. We can also have the class at one of our stations. Whichever works best. 

6. First come, first serve.

Please just text me your name, email, and how many students you would like to attend the class. 

Once I get that information. I will email that group to nail down a date and time.

I would like to offer the classes together and whoever does not want to stay for either class can show up/leave in between courses.

Thank you,

Theresa

cre8tedinhim@gmail.com

Brooke and Jack welcomed Bennett on March 21st. Can you bless them with a meal?

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password if needed is: brooke

Contact: Marjorie M Takacs <marjoriemholmes@gmail.com>

1) A bag of girls clothes 4-5 years of age 

2) Soap Making set and molds 

3) baskets 

4) newborn diaper changing  mattress and crib sheets 

5) preschool learning cards and exploring beans with colorful buttons can use it to find items with sounds you are working on at home. 

Dear Parents,

Grace and peace to you all! 💛 I hope this message finds you and your families doing well. I wanted to take a moment to share a few gentle reminders regarding progress reports, along with a heartfelt thank you for all the effort you are putting into your children’s education.

First, thank you! 🙌 So many of you are doing an amazing job staying on top of paperwork and faithfully attending meetings. Your diligence and commitment truly reflect the care you have for your children and their learning journey—it does not go unnoticed.

As we continue through the school year, here are a few common errors we’ve been seeing on progress reports. Our goal is to help everyone succeed and avoid unnecessary corrections: 

✨ Common Progress Report Mistakes to Watch For:

• Dates are not represented correctly
• Number of days in attendance is missing or misrepresented
  (Please be sure to list the number of days attended during the progress period—not the entire school year)
• High school grade levels should include numerical grade averages, not letter (alpha) grades
• Progress reports are not signed
• Sample work is missing

🚫On the final report for the year if you have any of these errors, you will be asked to resubmit your child’s progress report.🚫

📘 Please remember to reference the CBCCA Handbook when completing and submitting your progress reports. It is a helpful guide to ensure everything is done correctly and completely.

Let this also be a gentle encouragement to all of us: as we walk in our roles as our children’s teachers, let us remain diligent, faithful, and encouraged. 🌿 “Let us not grow weary in doing good, for in due season we will reap, if we do not give up.” (Galatians 6:9)

📅 Upcoming Meeting Opportunities (Earn Credit!):
We have two opportunities in April to receive meeting credit:

• April 14th – Yearbook Family Pages
• April 24th – World Missions Conference; “Meet the Missionaries”

We hope to see you there! 😊

Thank you again for your continued dedication, faithfulness, and partnership. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out—we are here to support you every step of the way.

With gratitude and blessings,
Dacia

🌸

Tuesday, March 24th at 6:30pm in room 102 at CBC.

Hey Friends,

If you’d like to be part of our eggstravaganza team, be sure and sign up ASAP. Use the QR code below to register online or feel free to text Evelyn @ 843-812-1828.  This is such a great opportunity to minister to kids and families in our community. 

There are lots of ways to help. If both parents attend, we can use one of you  for 30 minutes at a jumper or game if you’d like to help. Thanks!!

Tuesday, March 24th at 6:30pm in room 102 at CBC.

Solid Wood Haverty’s High Top Dining Table with 8 Chairs, Brown and White. 

$1,500
Must come pickup in Bluffton.
Table has leaf to go smaller and drawer in the stand.

Text Amelia Mariott @ 843-812-2425