Sunday, September 20, 2009

Week of September 21, 2009

Sherri and Alison are working on something together. I think they are learning a song. Bob is teaching Chemistry to a happy group, while Gustavo teaches Geometry to an equally engaged class. The large group of freshmen are pointing at Judith who has subbed for Jon Lepofsky during the first 3 weeks of school. We are all grateful to Judith for the time she has dedicated to getting to know all of her students and working so hard to get them off to a great start. At the same time, we look forward to welcoming Jon back to the Upper School.













I couldn't resist including this silly picture of Dylan's advisee group as they raid the prop closet so they can play dress-up.
PSA
An important reminder to all parents about the first PSA meeting Wednesday at 7pm in the US Meeting Hall. This meeting will be a great opportunity for you to meet other parents and to learn about ways that you can be involved in the CFS community. We hope to see many of you there!
LATENESS
Another reminder that school begins at 8:30am. Please help us by getting your child to school on time. If students are late or absent, you will be receiving a call from my assistant, Erin McGovern. We are hoping to cut down on morning late arrivals and to keep track of student illnesses.
FARMWORKER FESTIVAL
As I write this blog, Tim and Susan are in Newton Grove with 7 of our students for the Farmworker Festival. They will be helping Father Tony in many different areas. When I talked to them this morning, they were getting the volleyball court ready for play. They brought with them donated clothing and water bottles. I look forward to sharing photographs and stories after they return.
FALL WEEKEND
Next weekend is our Fall Weekend. We have no school on Monday, September 28th. Enjoy!
PSAT
I am full of reminders today. Students have begun to sign up for the PSAT, which will be given at the Upper School on Wednesday, October 14, from 8-12. Students sign up with Willy. The cost is $15. The PSAT is designed for juniors; freshmen and sophomores are welcome to sign up as well. Freshmen who are taking Math 110 (Alebra I) will probably want to wait until next year, as the math section is designed for Geometry, Algebra II, and beyond.
Have a great week. I hope you are able to enjoy this beautiful fall weather.

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