To-do list for parents

 

From Mrs. Boldt:

Happy Monday! We had a wonderful first day of grade 5! 

Students were sent home with a purple folder with some important forms in them. Please fill them out and send them back to me. They were also sent home with brown paper bag. They are allowed to bring 1-3 things from home to share with the class. It can be something they like, a special photograph, or anything that helps the rest of the class get to know them better. This activity is totally optional so if your child does not want to participate that is okay :)

From Mrs. Brinson:

IMPORTANT ACTION: TO-DO LIST FOR PARENTS/GUARDIANS

All forms are now available. Please log in to your MyCBE account and complete the following forms:

  1. Demographic Verification Form
    Even if nothing has changed (phone numbers, email addresses, etc.), you must submit this form. This confirms that the school has your most up-to-date contact information in case of an emergency.

  2. Annual Authorization Form
    Teachers regularly post photos on their agenda blogs. If you would like your child to be included in these photos, you must complete the Consent for CBE Use of Student Information form.  If you DO NOT want your child to be included in these photos, you must complete the Consent for CBE Use of Student Information form. This year there are also additional permissions required so please read carefully

  3. Lunchroom Supervision Form
    All students who stay at school for lunch must have this form completed. The form is available in your MyCBE account. After you register, CBE will process the form and add any applicable fees at a later date. Please note that you will not see a fee added immediately after registering.

ANNUAL VOLUNTEER FORMS ARE NOW AVAILABLE IN MYCBE

If you plan to volunteer at the school, you must complete the Annual Volunteer Registration Form through your MyCBE account. This form must be completed every school year.

As part of the registration process, you will need to upload a photo of yourself holding your ID beside your face. Please refer to the cartoon example shown within the form.

***PLEASE NOTE THAT FORM COMPLETION OFTEN WORKS BEST ON A COMPUTER RATHER THAN A TABLET OR SMARTPHONE. IF YOU ARE HAVING DIFFICULTIES, PLEASE TRY A COMPUTER.**

Thanks for your help as we aim at having 100% of parents complete all forms by September 10.

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