Stellar Bulletin
September 5th - 9th
Aeries Parent Data Confirmation
Please complete the Data Confirmation in the Aeries. Make sure to select the "Image/Video release" option. This allows your student to be featured in bulletins and the yearbook.
LEXIA !
Congratulations to Kolbey as he completed a level in Lexia! Great job Kolbey!
Computer Graphics Elective!
First Computer Graphics Elective will be Friday, September 9th from 9-10 a.m
Digital Citizenship Resources
Stellar Families,
We want to work together to prepare kids to think critically and use technology in positive, creative, and powerful ways. By clicking on the link below, you will be taken to many family resources to assist you in working with your child Tk-12 on how to be a responsible digital citizen. I encourage you to utilize these resources with your child
https://www.commonsense.org/education/family-resources
We are better together.
Friday Elective Reminders - campus is open at 8:55 a.m.
Stellar Families, the campus does not open until the first electives start at 9 a.m. Teachers are in meetings until then, so gates will be locked until 8:55 a.m. Please do not drop your student off to attend an elective if they have not been signed up for it. Please contact your TOR if you are unsure what elective class your student is in.
Please remember on Fridays we do not have supervision in between elective classes. Once your student finishes their elective class they need to be picked up. If they have a gap in between two electives they must be picked up at the end of the first and dropped off at the beginning of the next class. For safety reasons, we will be calling parents/guardians to pick up their student if they are still on campus after their class has ended. If you need to cancel an elective due to this requirement, please contact the office.
Cross Country
First Cross Country Meet is at Kid's Kingdom Sept 8th: race fees are $2 per athlete
Start Times
4pm: 4th grade girls
4:15 4th grade boys
4:30 5th grade girls
4:45 5th grade boys
Please arrive 20 minutes before your race!
Volunteer Fingerprinting Opportunity!
Stellar Families,
If you are at all interested in possibly volunteering throughout the school year, please consider utilizing one of these dates and times for convenient processing. We appreciate you and hope you will consider and appreciate the district for setting this up for us.
Redding School District Mobile 2022
8am-10am or longer if there are more applicants waiting to be fingerprinted.
8/30/22 Turtle Bay 1330 Arboretum Dr., Redding, CA 96003
8/31/22 Cypress 2150 Civic Center Dr., Redding, CA 96001
9/1/22 Juniper 375 Ellis St, Redding, CA 96001
9/2/22 Manzanita 1240 Manzanita Hills Ave, Redding, CA 96001
9/6/22 Sycamore 1926 Sycamore Dr, Redding, CA 96001
9/7/22 Sequoia 1805 Sequoia St, Redding, CA 96001
9/8/22 Bonny View 5080 Bidwell Rd., Redding, CA 96001
Drop off & Pick up
Monday - Thursday
Drop off Gates Open (South Gate): 8:00am-8:25am, 12:30-12:40 and 1:00 to 1:10 pm for TK-8th grades.
The drop off loop is available 8:00-8:20, 12:30-12:40 and 1:00-1:10. Staff will greet your child at the gate. If you park in the lower parking lot, please walk your student to the open gate using the crosswalk.
Pick Up Gates Open (West Gate): 8:00-8:25, 12:30-12:40pm & 1:00-1:10pm
Please park in a parking spot and walk your child to the gate.
Friday
Classes start at 9:00am on Fridays. There is no supervision before 9:00 am classes begin as all teachers are in meetings. Please don't drop your student off before gates open. Please park and walk your student to the open gate using the crosswalk. Drop off loop is not open on Fridays.
Pick Up Gate Open:
Please park and walk up to pick up your student using the crosswalk. Drop off loop is not open on Fridays.
The map below marks the gates with bear paws. Thank you for your help in making drop off and pick up smooth and safe.
Student Handbook Highlight
Clothing for School
Stellar Charter School, like all places of business, has a dress code. Its purpose is to promote our values and vision in creating a safe learning community. Clothing or apparel worn to school is to be in good taste, be modest, not be detractive to the educational climate, and not be a safety concern to students, staff, or parents. A good general rule to follow is that all clothing should be comfortable and appropriate for the school setting.
Clothing, footwear, graffiti, symbols, signs, etc. that are deemed as symbolic of gang affiliation, violent, or offensive by the administration are prohibited. Trends in gang attire will be updated and communicated, as needed, in order to ensure a safe school setting which is free from distractions.
Clothing is to be modest and conducive to learning:
No fishnet/see through clothing
No bare midriffs, halter tops, tube or strapless tops
No sagging pants. Pants are to fit appropriately at the waist and stay there. Baggy pants that stay up around the waist and don’t touch the ground are acceptable. Overalls must be strapped over the shoulders.
No loose fitting or thin strapped tank tops - tank tops must be modest and have straps wide enough to cover undergarments. No loose fitting muscle shirts.
No bandanas (rags) in pockets, belts, or hair (including triangle head scarves that look like bandanas).
Shorts, skirts, and dresses are acceptable school dress if they are neat, clean, hemmed, and no shorter than mid-thigh. Shorts and dresses must be modest, cover undergarments and buttocks.
Appropriate footwear must be worn for health, PE and safety reasons.
Hats and hoods are allowed to be worn on campus when the students are outdoors. Once inside, they should be removed.
Clothing and hats that advertise illegal substances (cigarettes, alcohol, drugs, etc.), depict violence, death, sex, obscene acts, skulls, or are offensive to another’s race, creed, gender, or religion are not acceptable.
Drawings, symbols or graffiti are not allowed on personal items or on one’s body.
