The Bulldog Bulletin

Online registration for returning students will open at 9 a.m. on the following days based on the beginning letter of the registering parent’s last name.

Tuesday, July 25: A – G only
Wednesday, July 26: H – P (along with A-G)
Thursday, July 27: Q – Z (along with A-P)

Supplies for middle and high school students vary by grade and by course. Students will receive more information about any course specific supplies the first week of school. Please come prepared with basic items such as paper, pens/pencils, and folders.

Supplies for elementary students are paid for by the district. However, CPCSC requests that elementary students also have the following:

Backpack (no wheels, please)
Pencil case
Chromebook case cover (strongly recommended, dimensions are 12x9 inches)
Headphones or earbuds
Reusable water bottle

Transportation

Bus routes will be posted the afternoon of Monday, August 14. If you are moving, you must complete registration/address changes before August 10 to have transportation on the first day of school.

Food Service

Don't forget to complete your application for Free/Reduced Lunch. Applications are available at the link above.
Menus will be posted on our website the shortly before school begins.
Money for student meals can be added to MyMealTime. Lunch prices for CPHS students will be $3.00. Elementary and middle school lunch prices are the same.

Childcare

CPCSC offers a before/after school child care program at each elementary. You must sign up for this program if you wish to use it.

Bus driver sitting in drivers chair, smiling at camera

CPCSC has open positions available in the following areas:

Food service
Paraprofessional
Preschool Instructor
Custodial/maintenance
Childcare

In November 2020, the Board of School Trustees unanimously voted to proceed with capital improvement projects that benefit all CPCSC students. The projects will touch every CPCSC building and provide an upgraded learning environment for all of our students.

You can find a building-by-building description of the projects, progress information, and photos/videos on our website.

Crown Point residents will not see an increase in tax rates because of these projects. It is NOT financed by a referendum. The corporation’s existing debt begins to “fall off” over the next three years, allowing the project to be financed via new bonds.