Cheviot Super Saturday School From Our Nurse: 2nd Annual

Cheviot Super Saturday School From Our Nurse: 2nd Annual

Cheviot Super Saturday School
***IMPORTANT***
The law requires that
children be up to date on
their shots. However,
there are still a number
of students who do not
have all of their required
vaccines. Your Child’s
Pediatrician and Nurse
are good sources of
information if you aren’t
sure your child has all of
their immunizations.
Cheviot offers Super Saturday
School as a small group skillsbuilding tutorial program for select
students in grades 3-6. The program
combines traditional small group
tutoring, team work and leadership,
From Our Nurse:
TOP 10 REASONS TO PROTECT YOUR CHILD BY VACCINATING
1. Parents want to do everything
possible to make sure their children
are healthy and protected from
preventable disease, and
vaccination is the best way to do
that.
2. Vaccination protects children
from serious illness and
complications of vaccinepreventable disease.
Looking for a
Rewarding Way to
Spend Your Time?
Tutors are needed at
Cheviot School during
the day. Tutors would
assist students with
reading and writing
skills. Hours and days of
tutoring can be flexible.
Tutoring is a rewarding
way to give back to the
community. If you would
like to tutor or have any
questions contact Mr.
Collier at 513-363-1400.
and online learning in reading and
math. Saturday school takes place
beginning February 21 from 8 am12 pm. Our partner Vineyard
Westside Church provides lunch
for our students (pictured at right).
3. Vaccine-preventable diseases,
such as measles, mumps, and
whooping cough, are still a threat.
They continue to infect U.S.
children every year.
4. Even though vaccination has led
to a big decrease in the number of
U.S. cases of several diseases,
some of these diseases are still
very common in other countries,
and are brought to the U.S. by
international travelers.
5. Outbreaks of preventable
disease occur when parents decide
not to vaccinate their children.
6. Vaccinations are safe and
effective. All vaccines undergo long
and careful reviews by scientists,
doctors, and the federal
government for safety.
7. The American Academy of
pediatrics, the American Academy
of Family Physicians, and CDC
strongly support child
vaccinations.
8. Vaccinations protect others you
care about.
9. If children aren’t vaccinated
they spread disease to others.
10. We all have a responsibility
and community commitment to
public health.
2nd Annual Cheviot Health Fair This Month
Cheviot School will offer our 2nd
annual free community Health &
Wellness Fair on Thursday, March
26, 2015, From 4 pm -7 pm, in the
school gymnasium. The Fair will
take place in conjunction with our
annual Spaghetti Dinner. We
received a lot of positive feedback
from last year’s Health Fair and we
hope to have a great Health Fair
this year, as well. We are expecting
to have over 40 vendors
Many Thanks To Our Sponsors
CWCA
YMCA of Greater Cincinnati
City on a Hill
Vineyard Westside
participate in this year’s Health Fair
along with free Health screenings
and demonstrations. We hope you
will consider joining us as we strive
to bring Health and Wellness
opportunities to the students,
families, staff, and the community of
Cheviot Elementary School. If you
have any questions or need
additional information, please
contact Mrs. Sifri or Mr. Collier at
513-363-1400.
First Ever Cheviot World Fair!
Cheviot School has an upcoming event
on Thursday, April 23 from 6pm-8 pm,
in the gym. The Cheviot World Fair will
have information booths that reflect the
students and staff that attend Cheviot
School. We pride ourselves as being a
diverse school and this is how we will
celebrate our diversity!
March 2015
Cheviot School
In This Issue:
1. Kindergarten
Enrollment
2. YMCA After School
Enrichment Program
3. Black History Month
Program
4. Super Saturday
School
5. Importance of Child
Vaccinations
6. 2015 Health Fair
7. 2015 World Fair
Calendar of Events
Cheviot Black History
Month Program
March 6, 12pm
LSDMC Meeting
Data Room
March 10, 3:30-4:30pm
Cheviot Super
Saturday School
February 21-March 14,
8 am- 12 pm.
PTA Meeting
Parent Conference
Room
March 11, 6 pm-7 pm
Cheviot School Free
Community Health Fair
Thursday, March 26
from 4 pm to 7pm in
the gym.
Cheviot World Fair
Building
Excellence
through
Facilities,
Instruction,
Community
Kindergarten is Fast Approaching!
Parents need to start thinking
about enrolling their children for
kindergarten; Cheviot School
has a variety of events coming
up to support current and new
Kindergarten students and their
families. Super Why Reading
Camp, made possible by the
PBS Kids series, helps children
learn to read through storybook
adventure. Campers will begin
each day by watching the show
SUPER WHY & Hansel and Gretel
a Healthy Adventure. After
watching the show, Kdg campers
will participate in games and
activities that teach reading skills of
that day. We are also pleased to
announce that we will be hosting
the Rising Stars Program- a four
week summer program that is for
all 4 & 5 year olds that will be
entering kindergarten in the fall.
This is a free half day program that
will run from June 2—June 26th.
The goal of the program is to help
children transition successfully to
kindergarten. For more information
about these programs, contact Mr.
Collier at 513-363-1400.
Did You Know?
Our partner, Greater Cincinnati
YMCA, offers quality child care
enrichment services at Cheviot
Elementary through principles
that promote youth
development. Before school
hours are 6:30 am -7:25 am and
after school hours are 2:00 pm6:00 pm. Enrichment activities
offered are: Movement & Music,
Culture club, Reading and Math
tutoring, Homework assistance,
Field Trips, Tennis, Flying Pig
Kids Marathon, special events,
and much more. The YMCA
program offers dinner, snack, and
most importantly a genuine
concern for your child. If you are
interested in enrolling your child in
the YMCA after school program at
Cheviot, contact Mrs. Bennett at
513-363-1400.
Cheviot students ice skate with the
YMCA after school program. One of
many fun experiences!
Cheviot Black History Month Program
Cheviot will present a Black
History program on Friday
3/6/15 at noon. Some of the acts
participating are grade levels
singing many types of songs.
There will be Spiritual, Gospel
and rap based songs. Other
songs will deal with unity and
peace, spreading the
teaching’s of Dr. Martin Luther
King. One group will be playing
percussion instruments. Third
grade classes will also present
information about famous African
Americans. There will be an
African Dance Performance by a
select group of 4th-6th graders.
Famous African Americans (from top
left): President Obama, Muhammad
Ali, and Martin Luther King, Jr.