Keeping our parents and students up to date is important for our school's success. We hope that you find this weekly newsletter helpful for what is happening on campus.

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Spring Disneyland Parent Meeting - December 10th at 6pm

We will discuss details of the trip, pricing and fundraising options.

Mt. Ashland Learn to Ski/Snowboard Program for 4th-8th Grade -

We are excited to announce that CLCA has teamed up with Mt. Ashland to provide a Ski and Learn After School Program. This program is designed to provide students the opportunity to learn and enjoy the sports of skiing or snowboarding. This program is offered to students who are 4-8th grade only. We will be holding a required Parent Night to discuss and answer additional questions on Wednesday, December 11th at 6pm. The cost for the three day lift, lesson and rental is $90.

Mt. Ashland Ski and Learn packets will be available in the front office

K-7 Winter Program - Thursday, December 12th @ 6:30pm

Our students are working hard to prepare for our Winter Program. We hope that you can join us.

As we prepare, we are in need of a few items. We greatly appreciate any help.

• Big or small bells
• Wrapping Paper - Rustic, farmhouse, country theme if possible
• Ribbon
• Long Tube Socks

School Council - December 19th 5:30pm

Winter Break (Campus Closed) - Monday, Dec 23rd - Friday, January 3rd

Peanuts and other Nuts

For the safety of all of our students we ask that students do not bring any food that contains peanuts or nuts. Thank you!

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Our Winter Program is approaching and we have begun practicing our songs during transitions. We will be sending home lyrics in Thursday folders next week so students are able to practice at home as well. Parent teacher conferences are coming up. We will send out a link for sign-ups next week so make sure to check your emails. In your child’s Thursday folder this week you should have also received an optional weekly reading log for any at-home reading your child does. They will receive a reward each time they fill up their reading log. Lastly, our class will be begin show and tell after Thanksgiving break so keep your eyes peeled for a calendar schedule that shows when your student will be sharing!

In the Thursday folders this week, students were given packets for extra optional work. Anyone who completes the packet and brings it back the first week of December will get a special treat from us. These packets are NOT required to be completed but continued practice over the break is always encouraged.

Our upcoming Winter Program will take place December 12th. Students were sent home lyric packets to practice their songs at home. It's been fun listening to them sing in the learning center. We are very excited to have them perform for families in just a couple of weeks.

Mt. Ashland Ski-and-Learn packets are due on December 20th with the 90.00 for all three Fridays. There will also be a mandatory parent meeting held on Wednesday, December 11th at 6:00 P.M.-8:00 P.M.

Please make sure you are checking your student's weekly Edgenuity progress report. If your student needs a third attempt or extra support, Fridays from 1 PM to 3 PM are available for additional time with a teacher. Please email Mrs. McCoy with any questions.

You can checkout Canvas to stay posted on class assignments as well as any other tools or goings on in our room :)

Use this code at Scholastic Book Clubs for discounted books for your students. Each book purchase gives us points towards books for our room! Every separate 25.00 order gets you a book of any price for 5.00. The Code Is W8J2Q

Crater Lake Charter Academy is an established Focused Virtual School that provides online learning with the support of drop-in Learning Centers. As our Learning Centers offer drop-in support, we do not require students to remain on campus or attend specific hours. Students are required to check-in and check-out using their school ID while on the Crater Lake Charter Academy premises. Crater Lake Charter Academy takes all responsibility of student safety while students are on the campus of CLCA, however, once a student leaves campus they are no longer the responsibility of Crater Lake Charter Academy. We strongly encourage all CLCA families to talk to their student about their expectations on accessing and leaving the CLCA campus. We do not recommend any student walking or riding a bike on Nick Young Rd.

With the introduction of our two Focus Study times our students increased their average activity completion from 5, 407 to 7,788! That is over 2,000 more activities done last week than in previous weeks. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!

• If you would like to earn a High School Elective credit by helping our younger students, please see Mr. Irvin to enroll in our Black Bear Enrichment class this quarter.

• CLASS OF 2020- If you need hep filling out your FAFSA Form please see Mrs. Curry in the High School Learning Center.

Like in years past, the Relative Grade (RG) is the grade that will appear on transcripts. This grade can be viewed on the weekly (or daily) progress reports that Edgenuity emails to parents. It may also be viewed in the students' course reports (found as a download in the top right corner of the course map in Edgenuity).

Click HERE to read more about your student's RELATIVE GRADE (RG)

Click HERE to read more about your student's ACTUAL GRADE (AG)

Parents should be receiving a weekly Edgenuity progress report. If you are not receiving this, please contact your student's Advisor. Please look and see if your student is pacing correctly and meeting the grade expectation of 70% or higher. Students can sign-up for individual tutoring within the Learning Center.

If you are interested in baseball or softball please contact Mr. Irvin

All CLCA students participating in athletics through the co-op with Butte Falls Charter will be subject to academic eligibility checks throughout their athletic season. It is the goal of Crater Lake Charter Academy to prepare our student-athletes for success on and off the field of play.

Each Friday at 2pm academic progress and relative grade will be evaluated for participation. Student-athletes are expected to at least at a 70% Actual Grade within their Edgenuity and Canvas classes while pacing correctly.

If a student is not meeting the academic expectations the following are the steps moving forward.

1st and 2nd Week - Probationary

3rd Week - Exclusion from activity/ game play

* As soon as a student meets their educational criteria he/she will be deemed eligible.

At the end of the grading quarter a student-athlete will be required to have earned 1.5 credits (3 classes) to be eligible for the following athletic seasons.