News & Announcements
CHOC Toy Drive
Friday, December 14
This wonderful event is sponsored by Fairmont Private School and the OC Harley Davidson Owners Club. On Friday, December 14 the Harleys will roar onto campus to the joy and delight of all our students. We love listening and watching all the motorcycles roll on in to pick up all of the generous toys our students and parents have donated to the children who will be staying at CHOC over the holidays and the upcoming year. The patients of CHOC are so grateful for our donations, as they are confined to the hospital.
Donations are now being collected! All the toy donations must be new and unwrapped. A letter and "Wish List" from CHOC explaining the program is attached. Thank you so very much for helping these children.
CHOC Toy Drive Information Christmas BreakDecember 24-January 4School resumes on Monday, January 7
Honor Roll AssembliesOn Wednesday we celebrated the first trimester Honor Roll recipients. Honor Roll is given to students achieving a 3.5 GPA and Director's Honor Roll is given to students achieving a 4.0 GPA. We are so very proud of all our students because they all work very hard to earn this achievement! A few pictures are on Flickr.
4th and 5th Grade Honor Roll PicturesJunior High Honor Roll PicturesFPA MeetingThursday, December 13 at 8:45am in the MPRPlease join us for the monthly FPA meeting. Breakfast will be served!
Preschool Sing-AlongThe halls were magical on Thursday and Friday as all our pre-schoolers dazzled us all with their wonderful show of winter songs. They were precious and adorable and brought smiles and cheers to everyone.
Check out the pictures on FLICKR:
Pre-School Winter Sing a-long Thursday, December 6Pre-School Winter Sing a-long Friday, December 7
The December "Habits at School"
parents were invited to participate in their child's classroom technology lesson. Parents observed a variety of lessons during this Technology Day program. Promethean Boards, Neos, ActivExpressions and ActiveVotes were used to enhance the lessons and keep the children (and parents) engaged. Junior High, Elementary, and Preschool classrooms were filled with parents anxious to learn. Many parents were given the opportunity to actually weigh in on their answers with the ActiVotes and Neos! 
