What's In This Newsletter
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ALL SCHOOL
All Visitors Must Check-In When on Campus
SENG Parent and Caregiver Group Dates & Times
Street Hockey Starting Next Month
Check the Lost and Found - Items Being Donated Next Week
Grandparent and Special Friends Mornings - Submit Addresses
NO SCHOOL NEXT FRIDAY - MARCH 17 (Faculty In-Service Day)
LOWER AND MIDDLE SCHOOL
- Chartwell Open Air Market: Friday, March 10
- Free Dress Days!
- Bulldog Wrestling Academy
- MS Field Trip on March 13
- ULS Kickball
- MS Golf
- MS Track & Field
- Join us for the Chartwell Summer Program
- MS/HS Climbing Club
- MS/HS Track and Field Sign-ups
HIGH SCHOOL
- Q4 New Friday Schedule - Please Read
- High School Project Sales Days: March 10
UPCOMING EVENTS OF INTEREST
- AIM Youth for Mental Health Symposium
- Living the Power 9: Understanding Depression + Cultivating a "Right Outlook"
OTHER
- February & March Chartwell Team Birthdays
There's Still Time: Join Us for a Summer of Fun and Learning!
Chartwell School’s Summer CORE Program is academically focused and open to students Grades 1-8 who would benefit from specialized instruction or would like to maintain progress achieved over the preceding academic year. Designed to reinforce and build upon each student’s literacy, math and STEAM skills, the program offers hands-on activities that spark the imagination and curiosity. Students are active and socially engaged throughout the day.
2023 PROGRAM DATES
June 14 - Orientation
June 15 - Program Begins
June 19 - No Classes
July 4 - No Classes
July 14 - Last Day
Our goal is to guide children toward becoming healthy, curious, and confident learners. And, for students planning to attend Chartwell in the fall, the summer program is also a great way to become acquainted with our faculty, other students, and our expansive campus. This head start on academic and social learning ensures a smooth and successful transition in the fall.
Students rotate between Literacy Skills, Math Skills, and a STEAM/Makers curriculum:
- Literacy Skills: Students develop reading skills, reading comprehension skills, writing, organizational skills, and study skills.
- Math Skills: Students work on reviewing math concepts and growing their skills and proficiency.
- STEAM/Makers Program: Students practice principles of science through technology, engineering, art, and mathematics while answering an essential question using a hands-on and project-based-learning model.
