Celebrate the Children April 29, 2016Super Hero. We then created our own unique Super Hero...
8
Special points of interest: •Dedication Ceremony •Around Campus •Upcoming Events Inside this issue: A Peek into the Classroom 2 Upcoming Events 3-8 Weekly Newsletter April 29, 2016 Celebrate the Children On April 25 th we honored a family who has been an integral part of the evolution of Celebrate the Children School. The dedication and leadership of Cuong Do and Lori Rickles have inspired and guided us in the expansion of our program, development of our board and organizational structure and the acquisition of our new beautiful Denville Campus. With immense respect and deep gratitude, we dedicate and name our school building the Do & Rickles Campus!
Transcript of Celebrate the Children April 29, 2016Super Hero. We then created our own unique Super Hero...
Special points of interest:
•Dedication Ceremony
•Around Campus
•Upcoming Events
Inside this issue:
A Peek into the Classroom
2
Upcoming Events3-8
Weekly Newsletter
April 29, 2016
Celebrate the Children
On April 25th we honored a family who has been an integral part of the evolution of Celebrate the Children School. The dedication and leadership of Cuong Do and Lori Rickles have inspired and guided us in the expansion of our program, development of our board and organizational structure and the acquisition of our new beautiful Denville Campus. With immense respect and deep gratitude, we dedicate and name our school building the Do & Rickles Campus!
Page 2
A Peak into the ClassroomDebbie’s Class
We have read about The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, and made mini replica's of Tom & Huck on their raft. We seized the opportunity to dress up as Tom Sawyer & Huckleberry Finn to act out scenes from the story. We are currently in the midst of building two large wooden rafts to place outdoors. This way, students can read/play on them as the weather gets nicer.
In light of our Super Hero theme for the upcoming Spring Concert, we researched the meaning of a Super Hero. We then created our own unique Super Hero characters on iPads, dressed one another up as Super Hero's and determined what planet, super powers etc...they were to possess.
Lastly, with the arrival of Spring we made edible bird's nests complete with a chick and baby eggs, made recreational Foosball games and practiced Prom Etiquette.
Page 3
Hosting Opportunity: A professional from CTC UK will visit for two weeks this summer and is looking for a host family. Please contact [email protected] for more information.
Page 4
Page 5
Do You Crave The Spotlight?! Have a Special Talent?
Love the Roar of the Crowd?
Then Join Us for the CTC/TGIF 4th ANNUAL
TALENT NIGHT!
WHEN: Friday May 6. 2016 7:00-9:00
WHERE: CTC School Denville “Main Stage” Gymatorium 230 Diamond Spring Road, Denville, NJ 07834
WHO: CTC High School/Adult Program Students & Staff & Roxbury PEC TGIF Teen/Young Adult Group
BRING: Bring whatever you need for your performance… Instruments, Costumes, Props, Roadies, etc. AND a Snack & Drink to Share
RSVP: to Cheri, [email protected], with name’s & number of people attending
We need to hear from anyone attending, Performers & Fans, so we can put together a line up & prep the general admission seating. You do not need to be performing to attend but we still need to get an RSVP from anyone joining us. If you are performing we would like to know what your act will be. You will have approximately 5-10 minutes to perform depending on how many acts sign up.
PARENTS MUST Sign in When Dropping off & are Welcome to Stay IMPORTANT NOTE: We can’t guarantee that there will be enough
VOLUNTEER Support to meet the individual needs of all participants so if your child requires individual support please plan on attending or having your child
accompanied to this event. PARTICIPANTS WILL NOT HAVE ACCESS TO THE REST OF THE SCHOOL
Got to be on the GUEST LIST to get in!
Page 6
To learn more about each of these areas of programming, visit our website at www.artsunbound.org
Page 7
Page 8
Celebrate the ChildrenA School for Children with Alternative Learning Styles
Phone: 973.989.4033www.celebratethechildren.org
Upcoming Events
.
CTC Small Group Parent Series2016 Spring Session
“Growing Pains”Meets Friday from 11 am-12:30 pm
May 13th
RSVP required to:Mady Kaplan or Stefanie D’Amore at
973-989-4022 x 421 or 420
Planning for Adult Life will hostSPRING OPPORTUNITY EXPOCTC Host Site – Saturday, June 4, 9-1FREE Parent Forum and Opportunity Expo!To register: www.PlanningForAdultLife.org
CTC/TGIF 4th AnnualTALENT NIGHTFriday, May 6, 7-9CTC GymatoriumRSVP to Cheri at:
[email protected] name’s and number attending
Special Olympics Area 3 Track & Field at Hackettstown High
School, May 7th
Registration @ 8amOpening ceremonies @ 9am
Contact Danielle or Lisa with any questions @ 973-989-4033 x 123
CTC Parent Training GroupExecutive Functioning through the
Developmental LensMay 6, from 10:30-12
Presenting: Griffin Doyle, PhDLocation: Music Room
RSVP required to:Jennifer Mandato (973)-989-4033 x 413
CTC Parents! Welcome to Wonderful Wednesdays!Wonderful Wednesdays are the
second Wednesday morning* of each month. Faculty and staff would be treated to an array of continental breakfast
delights and coffee. In order to do this, we need your support. This will cost about $250 a month to simply
purchase all the goods. If you would like to donate money (suggested minimum of $50 per family once or twice a
school year) or food items, please contact Carole McBride (Jordan and Isaiah’s mom) at 908-798-0094 or at
[email protected] or [email protected] as soon as possible. Every bit of help goes a long way…It is so important to show our CTC folks that parents appreciate their
efforts. And breakfast is a simple way. Thanks,The Wonderful Wednesday Committee* Third Wednesday if school holiday or the
second Thursday or Friday morning if weather delay or closing.Please note this is not a PTO effort.
a Green Vision Donationscan be made by contacting:
or call 973-989-4033 x 145
New Jersey Performing Arts Center: From the Inside Out This groundbreaking program offers a class in improvisation for teens diagnosed with Aspergers’ Syndrome and/or Autism. Explore relationships and social cues in classes that focus on ensemble and team building. Improvisational games used in this class will teach students skills such as accessing emotions and storytelling. This program provides a safe and fun environment where students can explore and challenge themselves. Ages: 14 - 18 August 8 - 12, 2016 • 9:30am - 3:30pm Tuition: $750 / No auditions are required.
![Ch2 entrepreneurial super-hero[1]](https://static.fdocuments.in/doc/165x107/55a6654d1a28abda1b8b46d8/ch2-entrepreneurial-super-hero1.jpg)
