Tomorrow is Independence Day at CPS & CES! Parents will not be allowed to follow their child in the building. Please check out the CPS Facebook page to review the traffic patterns. Thank you for trusting us with your most prized possessions.
Parents of PK and Kindergarten students: Just a reminder of our Boo Hoo or Yahoo parent events this week at 8 AM in the Media Center. August 5- K parents August 6- PK parents
Tomorrow is the first day of school! The doors open at 7am. The cafeteria will be serving breakfast for students. Classrooms will be open at 7:15 and class will be begin at 7:40. Parents are welcomed to escort their child to their classroom. Get a good nights rest! We look forward to seeing you!
Welcome Back!
Mark your calendars! Get yourselves photo ready! Picture Day is just around the corner!
Good Morning! It's hard to believe that the first day of school is Friday. We look forward to seeing all of our Tigers on Wednesday at Open House. Students with last names starting with A-M should drop-in between 4:00-5:30. Students with last names starting with N-Z should drop-in between 5:30-7:00. If your child is a returning student, please make sure you have completed the 2024-2025 student registration update by Tuesday afternoon to ensure your child is on a roster before Open House. Attached you will find arrival/dismissal procedures for the 24-25 school year. Please reach out with any questions. Mandy LundPrincipal
Good Morning! It's hard to believe that the first day of school is Friday. We look forward to seeing all of our Tigers on Wednesday at Open House. Students with last names starting with A-M should drop-in between 4:00-5:30. Students with last names starting with N-Z should drop-in between 5:30-7:00. If your child is a returning student, please make sure you have completed the 2024-2025 student registration update by Tuesday afternoon to ensure your child is on a roster before Open House. Attached you will find arrival/dismissal procedures for the 24-25 school year. Please reach out with any questions. Mandy LundPrincipal
Please help us welcome our new faculty and staff for the 24-25 school year. Go Tigers! #ExpectExcellence
Commerce City Schools is excited to announce that Commerce Primary and Commerce Elementary School have been awarded a 5 year grant to provide free breakfast and lunch for all students in grades Pre-K through 4th grade at no cost to parents. In addition, Commerce City Schools will be providing basic school supplies for all students in grades Pre-K through 12th grade. Please see our website for items that will be purchased by grade level (Menu ~ Resources ~ Supply Lists). #ExpectExcellence
On behalf of the Commerce City Schools Board of Education, I would like to take this time to inform our parents that at the July board meeting, our Board of Education approved the recommendation to provide the basic school supplies for all children in our school district. We know that the current economic outlook for all families is challenging to navigate at times, and we as a school system want to try and ease the financial burden. We have compiled a list of the basic supplies needed for your student and have placed a group order for all of our students. The supplies will be delivered to each school and distributed to each teacher for their classrooms. We have many local churches and other organizations that will be doing back to school events where they will provide free school supplies, and I would encourage you to attend these events as well.
Go Tigers!
Billy Kirk, Superintendent
Commerce City Schools
**Please see our website for items that will be purchased by
grade level. (Menu ~ Resources ~ Supply Lists)
In preparation for the 24-25 school year, we will complete After School Program registration beginning today and continuing through July 12, 2024. This will allow our program directors to contact all parents the week of July 15 such that after school arrangements are set prior to school starting. If you are interested in your child attending, please complete the linked form by July 12. Completion of this form does not guarantee a spot in the After School Program. Additional information can be found on the form. Thank you!
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd67FH-9bzXATognduBhtNBBx9vfQO9A1JezFGzHGutc8hGJg/viewform?usp=sharing
CPS and CES students are invited to Open House on Wednesday, July 31. On this day, parents and students will have the opportunity to meet their child's teacher and see their child's classroom. Representatives related to questions regarding transportation, student health, etc. will be on hand in the cafeteria. To help manage the crowds, we ask that students with last names beginning with the letters A-M visit from 4:00-5:30 and students with last names beginning with the letters N-Z visit from 5:30-7:00. If your child is a returning student, please make sure you have completed the existing student registration update prior to July 31. Enjoy your last weeks of summer!
Did you know that Legacy Youth Mentoring will celebrate its 20th year of service in the upcoming school year? The program not only trains community volunteers to serve students in our schools by providing encouragement, guidance, and friendship through mentoring but also offers a unique opportunity for personal growth and development. LYM mentors are carefully screened and trained to mentor students by expressing care, helping them know and build on their strengths and skills, and sharing meaningful conversations. If you're interested in signing up your student or becoming a mentor, please visit LegacyYouthMentoring.org or email lisa@legacyyouthmentoring.org.
Did you know that Legacy Youth Mentoring will celebrate its 20th year of service in the upcoming school year? The program not only trains community volunteers to serve students in our schools by providing encouragement, guidance, and friendship through mentoring but also offers a unique opportunity for personal growth and development. LYM mentors are carefully screened and trained to mentor students by expressing care, helping them know and build on their strengths and skills, and sharing meaningful conversations. If you're interested in signing up your student or becoming a mentor, please visit LegacyYouthMentoring.org or email lisa@legacyyouthmentoring.org.
Be sure to check out these summer reading opportunities!
We celebrated our million word readers with lunch from Longhorn yesterday. We are proud of their love for reading and commitment to finishing books.
Calling all rising 3rd Grade parents! Join us for an informational meeting to help your child transition to a new school. The meeting starts at 6pm on May 20 in the CES Cafeteria. Meet the team and ask questions! This is a parent focused meeting. Your child will meet the team earlier the same day.
2nd grader Dash Haynes read 1 million words! We are so proud of your hard work and love for books!
Thank you again to The Gathering Grove for making our readers feel so special and celebrated!
Good Afternoon! As shared previously, Commerce City Schools is a Charter System. Recently, nominations for a parent representative on the CPS Governance Team were submitted. Please visit the attached link to vote for one nominee to fill the vacancy on for a parent representative on the Governance Team. Voting will close on Friday, May 17. Thank you for your participation in this process.
https://forms.gle/6mGnCZsZyPq6dTD69
Yearbooks will be distributed on Friday, May 17. Extra yearbooks can be purchased beginning Monday, May 13 in the front offices of CPS or CES for $30.
