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Volume 2011-2012 January 10, 2012 Number 18 www.roselandchristian.org HOME BULLETIN Tuition & AM/PM Care – Late Payment All tuition, AM/PM Care, and other charges are due on the first of each month (August thru May). Be- ginning in October 2011, accounts not paid-in-full will be assessed a $15 late charge on the 16th of each month. Follow-Up to Neighborhood Incident of Last Week 1. Police have increased patrols in our area. 2. This week when our children are outside, we will have additional adults watching the street and car traffic. 3. We continue to keep our perimeter entrances locked and ask for people to identify themselves before gaining entrance to school. 4. Ask for parent volunteers before school and at dismissal time to be watchful for unfamiliar cars or people around school. If you can help the school with that, please call Mr. VanZyl, 773-264-2174. 5. Children are to be brought in from outside immediately at any indication of danger outside. 6. Children will be inside during after school care for this next week – January 9-13th. Reminder: Basketball game RCS vs. Evangelical Christian School (home game) Tuesday, January 10 at 4:30 pm – come and cheer on the team. CPTA Meeting CPTA – Town Hall Meeting, we will be discussing the topic of bullying here at school. We encourage all parents to attend. Report from each school board committee as well as the principal search committee will be discussed that evening. Real Men Read January 20 will be the next date for Real Men Read. We are looking forward to having pastors read to our students again this month. Stay tuned for more information about this event. Clip and Save Fundraising Don’t forget to keep clipping the coupons from your food products to benefit the school. We participate in the Campbell Soup “Labels for Education” program, the Tyson Chicken “Project A+” program and the “Box Tops for Education” program. In the last couple weeks, we received a check for over $600 for collecting Box Tops. And we recently ordered playground balls and other sports equipment using “Labels for Education” points. Thanks for your support of the students through your faithful participation in these programs. Lost If anyone has seen one of ours boy’s basketball warm up sweat shirt, it would be greatly appreci- ated if you could please return it to the office. Calendar of Events for January January 10 Boys’ Basketball Game RCS vs. Evangelical Christian School – 4:30 p.m. – Home Game January 16 Dr. Martin Luther King’s Birthday NO SCHOOL January 17 CPTA Meeting 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm Town Hall Meeting January 18 Market Day Pick-Up January 20 End of Second Marking Period January 25 Chapel 10:00 am January 27 Report Card Distribution Day
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Volume 2011-2012 January 10, 2012 Number 18
www.roselandchristian.org
HOME BULLETIN
Tuition & AM/PM Care – Late Payment All tuition, AM/PM Care, and other charges are due on the first of each month (August thru May). Be- ginning in October 2011, accounts not paid-in-full will be assessed a $15 late charge on the 16th of each month. Follow-Up to Neighborhood Incident of Last Week 1. Police have increased patrols in our area.
2. This week when our children are outside, we will have additional adults watching the street and car traffic.
3. We continue to keep our perimeter entrances locked and ask for people to identify themselves before gaining entrance to school.
4. Ask for parent volunteers before school and at dismissal time to be watchful for unfamiliar cars or people around school. If you can help the school with that, please call Mr. VanZyl, 773-264-2174.
5. Children are to be brought in from outside immediately at any indication of danger outside.
6. Children will be inside during after school care for this next week – January 9-13th.
Reminder: Basketball game RCS vs. Evangelical Christian School (home game) Tuesday, January 10 at 4:30 pm – come and cheer on the team.
CPTA Meeting CPTA – Town Hall Meeting, we will be discussing the topic of bullying here at school. We encourage all parents to attend. Report from each school board committee as well as the principal search committee will be discussed that evening.
Real Men Read January 20 will be the next date for Real Men Read. We are looking forward to having pastors read to our students again this month. Stay tuned for more information about this event. Clip and Save Fundraising Don’t forget to keep clipping the coupons from your food products to benefit the school. We participate in the Campbell Soup “Labels for Education” program, the Tyson Chicken “Project A+” program and the “Box Tops for Education” program. In the last couple weeks, we received a check for over $600 for collecting Box Tops. And we recently ordered playground balls and other sports equipment using “Labels for Education” points. Thanks for your support of the students through your faithful participation in these programs. Lost If anyone has seen one of ours boy’s basketball warm up sweat shirt, it would be greatly appreci-ated if you could please return it to the office. Calendar of Events for January
January 10 Boys’ Basketball Game RCS vs. Evangelical Christian School – 4:30 p.m. – Home Game
January 16 Dr. Martin Luther King’s Birthday NO SCHOOL
January 17 CPTA Meeting 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm Town Hall Meeting
January 18 Market Day Pick-Up
January 20 End of Second Marking Period
January 25 Chapel 10:00 am
January 27 Report Card Distribution Day
January 10, 2012 Roseland Christian School – Home Bulletin Page 2
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Lunch Order Forms Parents the lunch order forms for February went home today. Please make sure you return them no later than Friday, January 20. Thanks! TO: All Parents RE: National School Lunch Program Applications The Illinois Hunger Coalition found that only 25% of families eligible for free or reduced price meals in the National School lunch Program apply for these benefits. The result is that many students do not partake of available nutritious meals. In an effort to make sure that as many eligible families participate as possible, we are making available the Free and Reduced–price Applications to all families who do not have an application on file. The guidelines for qualifying are liberal, and take into account the number of children in a family. Even qualifying for a reduced price of $0.40 per meal can be a significant help to many families. The guide-lines are:
July 1, 2011 through June 30, 2012
Total Household Size (Adults & Children)
Annual Income (at or below) Reduced Price Meals
1 $20,147 2 27,214 3 34,281 4 41,348 5 48,415 6 55,482 7 62,648 8 69,616
For each additional Family member add
+7,067
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We urge all families to complete an application. Simply contact the office to request an application.
