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San Jose Christian School A love for God. A desire to learn. A commitment to serve. Monday, February 11, 2013
Top News
Re-enrollment Continues
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School News
Recycle for SJCS
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CPTA News
Next Meeting February 22 at 8:40am
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Extended Care
Important Announcement
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SJCS Sports
Volleyball & Soccer games this week
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Advanced Dates
Check the calendar for upcoming dates.
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RISE UP!
From the Office Re-Enrollment Time Is HereLast week, the re-enrollment materials for our current families were sent out in the mail. Please take a look at them and turn them back in as soon as possible. Families who re-enroll by February 22 will save $75 per child on their re-enrollment fees. Mak-ing your commitment early also helps us plan efficiently for staffing and supplies for next year.
Open House SuccessThank you to the 106 families, representing 147 students, who attended our Open House event last Thursday evening. We also welcomed 8 inquiring families to the event, and both sets of numbers repre-sented an increase from last year. We were excited to share classroom experiences and presentations about Faith Integration, Tech-nology Use, and the “Extras” that make up an SJCS Education. Thank you all for part-nering with us and for participating in our Recommend One campaign.
As the spring and summer application seasons continue, we want everyone to know that our Recommend One cam-paign is ongoing. Take the opportunities that God provides to talk to people about SJCS and invite them to tour or apply. Let us know the names of people you rec-ommend, and if they come by to see us or turn in an application, we will give you a free water bottle. And, if that fam-ily ends up enrolling at SJCS, you will receive $500 in Tiger Bucks to use for any number of school expenses.
CPTA NewsSave the Date - Next Meeting 2/22The CPTA will hold its next general meet-ing on Friday, February 22 at 8:40am in the SJCS Auditorium. Plan to attend and learn more about upcoming events and school wide projects.
SJCS Tax ID NumbersSan Jose Christian School Tax ID numbers for those claiming deductions for Extended Care :
Federal 94-6050093State 920-1017-2
Special RequestHousing NeededMiss Braaksma and Miss Sytsma have recently lost the lease on their home and are now looking for a new place to live, If you know of any housing options, please contact them via email at [email protected] or [email protected].
This Week at SJCS
Tuesday, February 12Girls Volleyball @ Baymonte | 3:30pm
Boys Soccer @ Baymonte | 3:30pm
Wednesday, February 13Girls Volleyball vs. Achiever ChristianLincoln Glen Church | 3:30pm
Boys Soccer vs. Achiever Christian @ SJCS | 3:30pm
Thursday, February 14Moms in Prayer | 1:30pm
Girls Volleyball vs. Legacy ChristianLincoln Glen Church | 3:30pm
Boys Soccer vs. Legacy Christian @ SJCS | 3:30pm
Friday, February 15No Classes | Extended Care & Preschool Open
Monday, February 18No Classes | Extended Care & Preschool Closed
S J C S T I G E R T R A C K S
SJCS - 1300 Sheffield Avenue, Campbell, California 95008 (408)371-7741
Extended Care NewsPlans for Friday, February 15
Parents planning on utilizing Extended Care this Friday, February 15, please sign up by Wednesday, 3:00PM.
• email Tracy McElhone ([email protected]), • call (1-408-371-7741 x 228) • text (415-613-6057) • or use sign up sheet by the sign-in/out computer.
Depending on the head count, we might see the play "Miss Nelson is Missing" at the Sunnyvale community center (appropriate for K-5th). The cost will be $8.50 per child.
Advance Dates
February 22CPTA Meeting | 8:40am | Auditorium
March 1SJCS In-Service Day | No ClassesExtended Care & Preschool Open
March 11Annual Spring Town Hall Meeting
March 18 - 22Staff Appreciation Week
March 25 - 28Standardized Testing
March 29Easter Break | No ClassesExtended Care & Preschool Closed
April 1 - 5Easter Break | No ClassesExtended Care & Preschool Open
May 4Annual SJCS Spring Auction
BoxTops for Education February is Safeway's promotion of Box Tops. With 2 Ways 2 Earn, you can earn cash for your school by redeeming the eBoxTops offers found exclusively at 2Ways2Earn.com and by clipping Box Tops off your favorite General Mills products. Start earning today! An Additional 5 Box-Tops can be earned for each person who registers. Refer your friends to 2Ways2Earn.com and earn 5 eBoxTops for each friend who registers ($0.50 value to SJCS)! There's no limit to how many eBox-Tops we can earn, so start referring friends today! Clip, Collect and Send all BoxTops to our school office. Mark the baggie of BoxTops with your student's classroom so they receive credit.
School News Recycling supports SJCS Curb AppealSJCS promotes recycling in several ways. These earnings support SJCS' Curb Appeal Fund.
Recycle4Fundraising This program gives cash rewards in exchange for used printer cartridges, small electronics (laptops, MP3 Players, GPS devices, digital cameras). Recycle 4 Fundraising is committed to the Zero Landfill Initiative and has a strong commitment to the environment. Bring in your boxes of cartridges (no toner tanks please) and electronics to the office. Mark each package with you student's class-room.
Wireless Alliance is a cell phone recycling company that collects and recycles cellular equipment. All equipment is repurposed in a euro waste, environmentally-conscious manner. Since 2001, the Wire-less Alliance has reclaimed over 500 tons of wireless equipment from landfills, con-tributing a cleaner and sager environment. Bring in all cell phones, chargers, batteries and accessories to our school office. Place in the box at the front office.
Textile Recycling Gather up your old clothes and shoes and drop them off at the Textile Recycling Bin on campus. You can find the large green bin near the elemen-tary pick-up area off the parking lot, pro-viding you an easy way to get rid of the clothing, linens, or stuffed animals that are just eating up space in your closets, draw-ers, and garages. Items should be placed in a plastic bag before they are inserted into the bin.
Your old clothes will be recycled as second-hand clothing in our community, shipped abroad to third world nations in desperate need, or recycled into fiber for new cloth. SJCS also benefits from your efforts as we receive money from 7G Re-cycling each time they come to empty the bin. For more information on textile recy-cling, you can visit www.7grecycling.com.
Sports UpdatesBoys SoccerLGCS 2 SJCS 4The Tigers opened their season strong with a win over a good LGCS team. The scoring was all Isaiah up front. He did have a lot of support and was set up by some good passes from Josh, and Dylan. The defense did a great job of making it hard for the other team to score. Isaac played like he was possessed by a tasmanian devil. He only got scored on because of two hand balls near the top of the box.
SJCS 7 CCS 3The Tigers looked sharp again in their game against Campbell Christian. This time the scoring was spread out along Ryan, Josh, Dylan,Ben, Isaiah, Nico, and even Mike M. scored finally. We did have some lapses on defense and got scored on too many times. I don’t think that will be a problem going forward. I liked the spacing and teamwork from the Tigers in this game.
Girls VolleyballThe SJCS Girls Volleyball had a great start to the season last week with a close game against Los Gatos Christian.
Come support our two home games this week. See the calendar for times and loca-tions.
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