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Constitution Day
RCE 2nd Grade read about the Constitution and brainstormed ways to be a good citizen. Each student designed a handprint and wrote on it 1 way they could be a good citizen. We put the handprints together to form wings for our 2nd grade American Eagle display.







Volunteers are needed for the Fall Book Fair. This will be September 25-29. The signup genius is divided by days and grades. If you would like to volunteer during your student's book fair time just make sure to find out which day they normally attend library.
Click this link to sign up for the book fair:
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0E44AFAA22A4FBC25-rces2
Reminder: all volunteers must have a current background check through CPCSC. These can be completed at https://secure.safevisitor.io/Safe/Volunteer/000068/vol

Our first three students of the year purchased the SRO experience. Officer Mullins brought K9 Officer Cleo for a demonstration.





Warrior Way Tickets Cashed In
Our first three students of the year purchased the SRO experience. Officer Mullins brought K9 Officer Cleo, to Ray Crowe Elementary, for a demonstration.







Greeting students positively sets our day up for success. It's a positive Friday at RCES!








Clark-Pleasant Education Foundation's Annual
FIT AT THE FARM!
Who: Everyone's Invited
What: Annual CPEF District Wide Fundraiser
When: Saturday, October 7th
Where: Kelsay Farms / 6848 N. 250 E. Whiteland, IN 46184
Why: To raise money for CPEF Scholarships
Registration - 7:30-8:30 a.m.
5K - 9:00 a.m.
1-Mile Fun Run approximately 9:45 a.m.
Join us for this fun family event! This is a 5K run/walk and a 1-mile fun run hosted by Kelsay Farms which includes their fall activities. This is a fundraiser for the Education Foundation as well as each school's PTO and the new Jerry Lasiter Scholarship. You just pick who you are racing for during registration. Last day to sign up and guarantee a T-Shirt is Friday, September 22nd. To register click on the link at the bottom.
5K winner categories:
Top Male 18-54
Top Female 18-54
Top Teen 12-18
Top Child Under 12
Top Senior 55+
The 1-Mile Fun Run will have 1 overall winner and every participant gets a ribbon. Kelsay Farms will have their fall activities open from 10am-noon for racers prior to the public opening at 12pm. Your race bib will get you into the farm all day if you want to leave and come back later. This race is timed by Tuxedo Brothers and can be used as a qualifying event.
Any questions contact Jenny Zahm jzahm@cpcsc.k12.in.us
Fit at the Farm 2023 Registration Link




Hello Friends and Partners!
Our next Resource Drop-in Day is coming up tomorrow (Tuesday, September 12th), from 10 am-2 pm at Herring Hall at the Johnson County Fairgrounds (250 Fairgrounds Street, Franklin, IN 46131). We have a variety of organizations and providers already confirmed to attend the September event, including Johnson County Health Department, Johnson County Public Library, WIC, various mental health and substance use treatment providers, advocacy groups, adult education opportunities, a notary, insurance navigation, case management support, and more! The event is FREE and OPEN to ALL who can utilize Johnson County resources - no registration required.
Please share the attached flyer widely with your networks to spread the word throughout Johnson County! Thank you so much!
You can also share information about the Resource Drop-in Day from Upstream's page: https://fb.me/e/4zuLbUl40
If you have any questions, please let Erica (erica@upstreamprevention.org) or myself know!


SUPERINTENDENT'S COFFEE
You're invited to join Dr. Timothy Edsell, CPCSC Superintendent, for our next Superintendent's Coffee, Sept. 12th at 7pm. He will be discussing current initiatives and provide updates on events happening at CPCSC.


STEMVersity!
Keeping Kids Curious is the goal of STEMVersity. Ray Crowe STEM Teacher, Briona Brown hosts the bi-weekly student group which explores the four prong STEM concepts of Science, Technology, Engineering and Math.
"STEMversity is furthering the joy of STEM to younger students", says Ms. Brown. "The program is great in treating the students involved as proper little scientists, so much so that rather than refer to them as students they call them scholars and inform the kids that while students are forced to go to school, scholars choose to go to school to further their education". Ms. Brown says the students get to come in, be greeted as scholars and then they "dress for success" by putting on their lab coats, goggles, and lanyards. She says in just the two weeks that we have been doing this I've seen a kindergartener that has been quite reserved and quiet so far this year, get super engaged and always has his hand up to answer questions and in answering them he uses a loud projected voice. It is clear that he feels both seen and heard. Ms. Brown thinks that aspect is probably most important.
We caught up with the after school group on Thursday as they participated in lessons on aerodynamics, drag and force. The STEMVersity professors help students learn everything from definitions to hands on experiments like trying to use air to keep balloons aloft. The kindergarten through second graders seem to really enjoy this great learning opportunity which can make challenging concepts much more fun.











Dear Clark-Pleasant Families,
We would like to make you aware that a total solar eclipse will take place April 8, 2024. This eclipse will reach across 16 states but will be most prominent in Central Indiana, especially in Johnson County. Therefore like many nearby school districts, we are making plans for a synchronous E-Learning Day on 04/08/2024. We are making this decision out of an abundance of caution as the eclipse will take place in Indiana for over several hours. Additionally, we are being told by local emergency management officials that there will be a significant influx of visitors coming to our county during this time period creating major concerns with transportation and congestion.
The Butler University astronomy department projects the partial eclipse will begin in Indianapolis around 1:50 pm and that the total solar eclipse will occur at 3:06 pm and end at 3:09 pm. The partial eclipse will end at 4:23 pm.
While learning will continue online for this day it will be a great educational opportunity for our students to learn more about the solar system. We will provide more information as the date approaches but if you have any questions please feel free to reach out to your respective school building administrators. For more information on the path and viewing times of the eclipse please click on the link below.
Where & When | 2024 Total Eclipse – NASA Solar System Exploration
Sincerely,
Dr. Timothy Edsell
Superintendent
Clark-Pleasant Community School Corporation


CPEF Fall Grant Cycle Opens!


Free Car Seat Check!


Jerry is coming!!!
Join us at the WCHS football game to see Jerry Lasiter (Honorary Captain) and help us raise money for his CPEF scholarship. Whit's Inn will be hosting a dine-to-donate tailgate outside of the field. Eat, visit with Jerry & please make a donation! #whitsinn




Free Car Seat Check!


Free Car Seat Check!


Free Car Seat Check!


Space Day!
The Indiana State Museum has an amazing opportunity coming up on September 28, 2023, called Space Day! They will have 11 community partners bringing hands on activities about space to share with students!


Free Car Seat Check!


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