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Reminder: Clothing Swap!

Clothing Swap time! Drop off your gently used children’s clothing/shoes/jackets/baby gear/maternity clothes/toys in the Atrium on Sept 11 between 1-5pm (or you can bring it to Women’s Life on the 10th). If you’ve donated, you are welcome to come back the next evening (Fri Sept 12, time TBD) to shop. If you aren’t donating, come shop on Saturday morning from 9-11am. This is a great way to share and swap hand-me-downs! Any questions – or if you’d like to help with the set up/clean up, please email me… sethandzoe@gmail.com or text @ 843 271 7014

egg cartons needed

If anyone has egg cartons they don’t need and just throwing anyway would you please let me know.  We need more egg cartons for our farm. You can bring them to kid’s life this Wednesday,  I will be in the 2nd-4th grade history class or Michele Norman’s Titus group. Otherwise please contact me at meganshytle03@gmail.com
Thanks so much, Blessings,
Megan:)

Christian Connector

Caveat Emptor; this is a free”Christian College Resource Center”.

http://www.christianconnector.com/

 

Claudia

Washer Needed!

If anyone is upgrading and has a working washer they are needing to sell, please let the church office know! Thanks-

Claudia

525-0089 or cbcgay@gmail.com

 

Etiquette Class Price Update

From Cindy Malphrus

cindyemalphrus@gmail.com

 Since we will be meeting only 2 times per month, the price will be $20 per month.

Please go ahead and purchase for your child the student book, God’s Best is Me,  by Dr Jeanne Sheffield. Thanks everyone!

Clothing swap!

Name: Zoe Howard

Clothing Swap time!  Drop off your gently used children’s clothing/shoes/jackets/baby gear/maternity clothes/toys in the Atrium on Sept 11 between 1-5pm (or you can bring it to Women’s Life on the 10th).  If you’ve donated, you are welcome to come back the next evening (Fri Sept 12, time TBD) to shop.  If you aren’t donating, come shop on Saturday morning from 9-11am.  This is a great way to share and swap hand-me-downs!  Any questions – or if you’d like to help with the set up/clean up, please email me… sethandzoe@gmail.com  or text @ 843 271 7014

Opportunity for service/Looking for LLATL

2 posts below:

We are in need of two or three families to join the “seat back stuffing ministry”. A few hours, one day, every 4-6 weeks, (depending on how many persons or families are involved) is the only time commitment! If you can help, please contact Esther Richardson; by text – 843-597-0339, email : andy_esther@hotmail.com or home- 843-470-1094. This is a fun ministry for a family!

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I am looking for Learning Language Arts Through Literature – Yellow Teachers Edition. If anyone has one for a reasonable price please call me 843.522.1936 or email findlay@hargray.com or text 832.939.5643

Thanks,
Heather Findlay

Biggest Change @ Meeting – Progress Reports

If by some chance you missed the Mandatory 🙂 meeting last night, the biggest change has to do with new due dates for progress reports and transcripts to make it less complicated for families. All of this info is available in the 2014-2015 Handbook (https://cbccahomeschooling.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/cbcca-14-15-handbook.pdf)

Here are the revised dates – 

transcript

Progress Reports
Grades K-8
November 21, 2014, March 6, 2015, May 29, 2015

Transcripts
& Progress Reports

Grades 9-11
January 9, 2015 and May 29, 2015

Grade 12
January 9, 2015 and May 22, 2015

Three times a year, members of Community Bible Church Christian Academy must submit a progress report. A progress report provides a record of what your student(s) are studying and their strengths and weaknesses in these subjects. Here are some basic rules of what your progress report should include:

  • List Community Bible Church Christian Academy, along with the student’s name, grade and the date of the progress report.
  • It should reflect the dates and the total number of days of instruction.We are required to have 180 days instruction each year. Please show this in your progress report.
  • List the subjects studied, a brief description of each course, curriculum and books used and an indicator of how the student is doing in each course. Examples are a narrative explaining his progress, a grade or an indication such as satisfactory or unsatisfactory progress.
  • Please follow the Uniform Grading Scale for High School Students as required by South Carolina law. Include a sample of assigned work for each subject as appropriate.
  • A sample of your plan book for that reporting period.
  • If the student has fulfilled all the requirements for the school year and is ready for the next grade level, the parent must provide a statement showing this on the last progress report of the year.
  • For students third grade and above, please provide a copy of their standardized achievement test as a part of their permanent record.
  • In addition, a separate transcript is required for High School Students. Each instructor is responsible for preparing their students’ official transcripts. These should be started during the students’ freshman year and kept up-to-date for use when it is time to apply for colleges. Copies of final transcripts must be turned into Pastor Broggi for signature before applying for college. Downloadable transcripts and samples are available here.

Transcript Info for USC……………

I expect this to be the trend (see below) with more and more colleges. In light of that I can say that my preferred method of receiving transcripts is via email, in WORD or Excel. That way I can update them when needed. Thanks-Claudia

USC Application: Important Information

Dear Claudia,

 The University of South Carolina admissions office has changed its high school transcript policy. Our primary reason for this is to encourage students to take greater ownership of the application process. We also expect this change will increase transparency in the process while reducing the administrative burden imposed on college counselors throughout the college application season.

 High school seniors who complete the freshman application for the University of South Carolina are now required to self-report their high school academic record for grades 9-12. Additionally, they must upload an electronic copy of their high school transcript in JPG, PDF or Word formats. This may drive an increase in requests from your students for their transcripts, particularly near deadlines (October 15, November 15 and December 1).

 We no longer require an official high school transcript during the preliminary application evaluation phase. If we need an official transcript, we will instruct the student to contact you about forwarding an official copy. In the meantime, please provide an electronic copy to each of your students who request one so they can complete their online application. We will continue to request official, final high school transcripts from your office after May 1, once we know which students have confirmed their plans to attend USC.

 To help you and your students better understand the USC application process, we’ve prepared a How to Apply guide. You may download a PDF version at http://sc.edu/admissions/admissionspdfs/how_to_apply_guide.pdf. For questions about how students should self-report their transcripts online, watch this brief and informative video: http://youtu.be/kYji1WTs3i4 — and please share these links with your students.

 Thanks for your help and let us know if you have any questions.

 Sincerely,

Office of Undergraduate Admissions

University of South Carolina

 

Labels/Box tops collection Info

Tyson Chicken Labels    http://projectaplus.tyson.com/

Clip and collect Tyson Project A+ labels from participating Tyson® product packages.  We will collect the labels and send them to Tyson Foods, and Tyson Foods will send our school a check.  Each label is worth 24¢!  Tyson does not have a website you can login to, however they have plenty of helpful information on their website.

 Box Tops for Education    http://www.boxtops4education.com/

Clip and collect your box tops and we will forward them to Box Tops for Education – each box top is worth 10¢.   You can sign up on the box top website for additional entry opportunities.  When you sign up, be sure to use Community Bible Church Christian Academy (zip code 29901) as your school.  Any additional box tops (digital or through special opportunities) will be assigned to your login and then will roll up to CBCCA.

Right now they have a fun game you can play – but you must be a registered user of the website to play.  90 people will win 5000 extra box tops for their school  –  that’s $500.00!!!  You can play 5 times each day through the end of September!  www.boxtops4education.com/savetheboxtops

Campbell Soup Labels    http://www.labelsforeducation.com/

With the Campbell Soup labels we collect, we are able to purchase merchandise from the Campbell Soup merchandise catalog.  We will collect the labels here and forward them to the company, but the website has additional offers that you can sign up for online.  Please go to the website, create a login, and add Community Bible Church as your school.

You can bring your labels to the church.  Our collection box is in the resource room of the Childrens Building.  Please spread the word to your family members and other church members.  I set a goal of $1000 on our Box Top website.  Lets see if we can pull together and reach it.  It would be great to have another end of the year field trip paid for!!!

If you have any questions at all, please contact me and I will be more than willing to help you.  I prefer texting and email as it is difficult for me to answer my phone during the day.  Just make sure to tell me who you are if you send me a text!!

Blessings,

Katrina Sheffield – Project Coordinator

katrina_anne@me.com

843.263.3978