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TVCS General Meeting

Join us for the TVCS General Meeting in October, where the Board of Directors, including President Mark Horn, will discuss important updates and recognize the service of community members. We will also discuss parent engagement goals and upcoming events. Don't miss out on this opportunity to be informed and involved!

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TVCS General Meeting

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  1. TVCS General Meeting October

  2. Board of Directors, President MARK HORN

  3. Board of Directors Community Member - David Axene Returning Members: Parent Member - Mark Horn Community Member - Susan Dickson New Members: Parent Member - Shauna Walsh

  4. Service Appreciation Giulio Simms - Community Member • 9 Years on the Board • Significant commitment to our school • Consistent involvement and value to the Board. Daryn Schloss - Parent Member • 3 years on the Board • Secretary and Treasurer • Committed time and effort consistently

  5. Director/Principal LOIS HASTINGS

  6. Teamwork Coming together is a beginning, staying together is progress, and working together is success. Henry Ford

  7. Parent Engagement Goals: Create a partnership that supports student success Build and support effective and meaningful engagement of parents

  8. GATE Update • Use daily differentiation to enhance engagement based on students' learning needs, preferences, interests, and knowledge • Provide for depth of knowledge, acceleration, novelty and interest as well as variation in the product • Create brain-friendly classrooms that offer optimal learning environments • Utilize technology and programs such as Study Island that are adaptive and individualized • Continuously build our repertoire of research-based, high-impact instructional strategies to engage all learners at their own instructional level through varied and continual Professional Development • Promote and support academic clubs, activities and competitions such as Math Club, Chess Club, Spelling Bee and Robotics • Focus on STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art and math) activities in our classrooms • Actively seek creative, dynamic and challenging opportunities for student growth in their areas of strength (including visual arts, leadership, performing arts, math and language) • Research, train and develop teacher expertise in creating Individual Learning Plans for students

  9. GATE: What’s Next Parental Engagement: Teaming up with the teachers. Following Parent/Teacher conferences watch for opportunities to participate on a GATE task force. We have some exciting ideas to present and develop for implementation.

  10. That Child

  11. Resource Development Coordinator JULIE AMOROSO

  12. Catalina Island Field Trip

  13. October Spirit Day October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month! Wear PINK to show your support! TVCS Oct. 21

  14. Room Parents Needed Mrs. Bacon Mr. Hanson Mr. Laundie Mrs. Corelli Mr. Neuenschwander Mrs. Rogers Mr. Zazula

  15. Monster Movie Madness October 13th – 16th are minimum days. Students will be released at 11:45 each day. We’ll be offering an after school movie day each of these days. The cost is $10 per child or $20 per family (TVCS students) per day and includes 3 hours of care (11:45-2:45), lunch, a movie in the MPR, craft, popcorn & a treat. Register with Julie in Room 3 by Friday, October 9th

  16. Enrichment Classes Skate Board Deck DesignGrades 6-8 Sand, Prime and Design your own skateboard deck! Meets on Mondays Oct 19 & 26 and Nov 2, 9 & 16 2:50 pm - 4:00 pm Class is $50 Green Screen Meets Art! Grades 3-8 Create a multi-media artwork and, using “green screen” technology, insert yourself into your own artwork! Wednesdays from 1:50-3:00 Oct. 21 & 28 and Nov. 4 & 18 $50.00 for 4 sessions – materials included Supersmart Science Grades TK-8 Are you ready to get slimed? Over the next four weeks learn why some of the best science can get a little messy!We will explore polymers, phosphorescence, chemical reactions and the scientific method while using fun science tools and skills to explore and explain what makes slime ooey, gooey and stinky. 4 week science class cost is $50.00 and includes materials. Class Dates: 10/21, 10/28, 11/04, & 11/18

  17. Holiday Extravaganza TVCS Bazaar & Craft Fair Nov. 7th 9:00 am - 2:00 pm There is still time to sign up if you’d like to sell crafts, products or showcase your family business! Booths are just $15 for TVCS families and you keep all the earnings from your booth! We currently have 25 booths including: Molli B Boutique *Young Living Essential Oils *3 Little Birds Day Spa * Wildtree Pink Zebra * American Emergency Restoration * Murrieta Art Center * Scentsy * Get Palms Michael Kaake Construction * Origami Owl * Jamberry * Grace Adele * Unitus Health Insurance and many, many booths selling crafts, jewelry, tutus, bows, jams, and more! Reserve a booth or come to shop!!!

  18. Holiday Parade 2015 Santa’s Electric Lights Parade When: Friday, December 4th Time: 7pm start Where: Old Town Front Street Theme: “I Warm Hugs” Deadline to Register: November 5th

  19. Parade

  20. Running Club Starts on Monday! Coming soon: Chess Club Spelling Bee Club

  21. Family Night Out Our Family Night Out this month is Panda Express! • Wednesday, October 14th • 12:30 pm - 8:30 pm • Winchester & Murrieta Hot Springs

  22. Book Fair Coordinator CHERYL NORTHUP

  23. Scholastic Book Fair Monday, Nov. 2nd - Friday, Nov. 6th

  24. Scholastic Book Fair • Open before school, lunch and after school. • We will send flyers home this month showing some of the highlighted books that will be at the fair. • Along with our fair, we will have an online fair as well for anyone who would like to order that way.

  25. Scholastic Book Fair • We're having a special teacher's preview this year, so there should be lots of Classroom Wishlist Forms filled out. • We will need volunteers to help with set up on Wednesday, October 28th, and tear down November 6th and also to work the cash registers during our Bookfair. Julie will send out a sign up sheet via email. • If anyone has any questions, they can call me 619-990-7527 or email me at cnorthup5@gmail.com

  26. Yearbook Advisors KIMBERLY REHBERG & CLEMEN CUNNINGHAM

  27. Yearbook Jobs include: • taking pictures • making yearbook pages • class photographer • page editor • ad sales Looking for yearbook volunteers!

  28. Yearbook Meetings: • 3rd Tuesday of the month • 3pm • Mrs. Fisher's room **Join us for our first meeting this Tuesday, October 20th

  29. Yearbook Parent Photos Submit via: email, disk, thumb drive to your teacher or office Please look for our future communications regarding deadlines and cost for… Business Ads / Dedications / Tributes / Happy Ads

  30. Thank you!

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