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Weekly CCID Newsletter - October 22nd 2021

Dates to Remember



October 22nd - PTO Fall Festival 4:30-6:30pm (more info below)


October 25-29 - Red Ribbon Week


Monday, October 25th- Wear red to show your pledge against drugs

Tuesday, October 26th-Dress up in what you want your future self to be

Wednesday, October 27th-Wear your pajamas

Thursday, October 28th-Wear CCID spirit wear or colors (yellow and blue)

Friday, October 29th-Wear your Halloween costume. Remember to follow costume guidelines(below)

A Message from Mrs. Banda, Executive Director

I wanted to inform our CCID community that after 5 wonderful years, I will be moving on to new educational leadership opportunities. I've had the true honor of working with amazing educators, staff, students and families as we built CCID from a Charter School proposal into a student focused learning community. I will remain active in my position at CCID until a new Executive Director is selected and transitioned. Most importantly, our Governing Board and my personal goal during this time is to ensure a seamless transition for our CCID students, staff and families. I am so grateful for everyone's support and kindness over these many years and wish each of you the very best. From the bottom of my heart, thank you. Laura Banda

BRHD Flu Clinic on the CCID Campus

Bear River Health Department, BRHD will be hosting a Flu Clinic on the CCID campus on Thursday, October 28th from 3:00pm - 4:00pm. Additional information will be provided early next week. Thank yo
The Center for Creativity Innovation & Discovery

The Center for Creativity Innovation & Discovery

The Center for Creativity Innovation & Discovery

170 Spring Creek Parkway, Providence, UT, USA Bill.Graham@ccidschool.org (435) 258-7097 ccidschool.org

Halloween Costume Guidelines


In an effort to enjoy and celebrate Halloween at CCID appropriately, respectfully and in accordance with school rules, we ask that families and students adhere to the following guidelines when selecting and wearing costumes.

  • All costume preparations are to be completed at home. Costumes must be comfortable and be expected to be worn all day.


  • NO FULL FACE PAINT AND / OR MASKS ARE ALLOWED. Students must be able to sit, walk, breathe, see and hear!

  • NO COSTUMES THAT DEPICT VIOLENCE, HORROR, OVERLY SCARY OR VIOLENT CHARACTERS ARE ALLOWED.


  • Costumes that depict violence, alcohol, gangs or drugs are not permitted. Costumes that could be considered disrespectful, derogatory, offensive or perpetuate a stereotype of someone’s culture, race, gender, heritage, nationality, handicapped condition or religion are not allowed.


  • Costumes should not hinder students ability to participate in class, including fitness. Costumes may not disrupt or impede traffic, or present issues of safety in the classroom or hallway.


  • No weapons or imitation weapons of any kind, or other accessories that may be used as weapons, will be allowed. Staff members will confiscate any other accessory that is used improperly or is considered inappropriate for school.

Costumes must be appropriate and follow CCID Dress Code. Use good judgment, please! Students who wear costumes that do not conform to the guidelines above will be referred to the school office and call home for a change of clothing.

Covid-19 Information

CCID continues to encourage all students and staff to wear a face mask when on campus. CCID has implemented a COVID-19 Positive Case Tracking 14 day rolling count on our school website so that parents/guardians can access current information CCID COVID-19 Positive Case Count. If your student develops any COVID-19 symptoms, please reach out to your healthcare provider or contact Bear River Health Department at 800-456-7707 or Bear River Health Department. The Bear River Health Department is making available free COVID-19 testing for students and staff of any K-12 school in Box Elder, Cache, and Rich County. Any K-12 student or staff who has COVID-19 symptoms or who has been exposed to COVID-19 may register for a free test here. For more information on COVID-19, please click here.