Central Avenue Elementary School

CAES Surveys

Central Avenue Elementary wants to know what you think! Please take a moment to complete one of the following surveys:

Surveys will be open until May 21, 2012

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BOOK FAIR

May 21st - 25th

Open daily from 8:30 - 3:00

Open Weds. May 23rd

8:30 - 2:00

4:30 - 6:30

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Reading Palooza

May 23

5:00 - 6:30

Come join the fun!

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SAC Meeting

Tuesday, June 5th @ 3:45

in the Media Center

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5th grade

Awards & Promotion Ceremony

June 8th @ 9:00 AM

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Our School has a GOAL of REACHING 12,000 AR points by the end of this school YEAR!

We are currently @ 9808.4

KEEP READING CENTRAL!

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Congratulations

Ms. Sarah McKenney

Teacher of the Year

Central Avenue Elementary

2011-2012

and

Ms. Zairy Saez

Support Staff

Employee of the Year

2011-2012

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Central Avenue has a School Advisory Council that meets once a month to fulfill the responsibilities of law and policy. The SAC shall be a balanced group composed of the principal, teachers, parents, support staff, business persons and other community representatives that participate in the decision-making process at the school level.

We meet the first Tuesday of every month at 3:45 p.m.

Dates:

~~September 6th~~, ~~October 4th~~, ~~November 1st, December 6th,~~

~~January 10th~~, ~~February 7th,~~ ~~March 6th,~~ ~~April 3rd~~, ~~May 1st~~ and June 5th

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ATTENTION PARENTS

& STUDENTS

"Policy for any student to have his or her hair cut or worn in such a manner, or colored in such a manner, in an extreme fashion such that the Principal, within reasonable exercise of his or her discretion, determines it is so distracting or disruptive that it interferes with the orderly educational process. By way of illustration only, and not by way of limitation, examples of unacceptable hair color or style would be extremely garish neon colors, orange, purple, green (or other unnatural colors), color patterns such as plaid or stripes, Mohawk style, extreme spiked hair and similarly unusual and distracting hairstyles.
Further, it will be a violation of this Policy for a student to wear makeup that is not within the acceptable standards for the school or community such that the Principal, within the reasonable exercise of his or her discretion, determines it is so distracting or disruptive that it interferes with the orderly educational process."

COUGAR

PRIDE