11-11-2015 - Madison Campus Elementary
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11-11-2015 - Madison Campus Elementary
Madison Campus Elementary Update Mission Statement: Transforming the whole child with Bible-based academics, nurturing environment, and healthy lifestyle. Heading Wednesday November 11, 2015 Vision Statement: Successfully educating today’s child with eternal principles and academic excellence. www.mcesda.org Issue 13 Madison Academy Veteran Day Celebration With more than 350 people in attendance, MA and MCE celebrated our veterans and what they have given to our country and to us. The program was led by Mrs. Fuentes, MA Principal. Two of our 8th graders were honored to carry in the American and Tennessee State Flag. The first grade classroom sung “My Country, Tis of Thee.” Eighth grader, Spencer Boskind along with MA Senior Sean Moore said a thank you to our veterans in attendance. The 2nd grade class made US flags out of popsicle sticks to present as gifts. Michael Shofner wrapped up the program with closing prayer. The comments overheard were how wonderful the program was and the veterans really did feel appreciated. Thank you to all who have served or are currently serving. We salute you! Scripture for the Week: Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be frightened, and do not be dismayed, for the Lord your God is with you wherever you go. Joshua 1:9 Page 2 Madison Campus Elementary Update Today our Madison Campus Trailblazers Drum Corp were excited to be a part of the Nashville Veterans Day Parade. Our students walked over two miles, from 14th Ave to Broadway to 3rd Ave. They joined other area schools, scouts, local fire & police departments. The Trailblazers were able to meet and shake hands with U.S Representative of Tennessee’s 5th district, Jim Cooper. (Thank you Tonya Coker, Carol Collins, Maurice Crayton, Randall Crayton for taking time out of your day to make this happen.) Students involved: Sophia Fernandes, Katie Monroe, Kaiden Coker, Kamber Coker, Kyla Wetmore, Cammie Beech & Andre Crayton 2015-2016 SCHOOL YEAR UPCOMING EVENTS: November 13 –Science Fair November 14– Science Fair Open House & Awards November 14—MCE Band to Madison Campus Church November 16-20 -Fall Week of Prayer November 21 –Dodgeball– Rescheduled (see new date below) November 25-27 - Thanksgiving Br eak Parents in Prayer Please join us every Wednesday in the school library from 7:45-8:00 am to pray for our MCE students and their prayer requests. November 30– 50’s day (6th-8th grade) PATHFINDERS The Pathfinders will have their regular meeting Decembernext 10—Christmas Music Tuesday, March 15 Concert at 6:30 PM DecemberPathfinders 11 - Geography are alsoBee meeting this Sunday at 1:00 at the church for an Honors Class. January 10– 8th Grade Dodgeball Tournament Page 3 Madison Campus Elementary Update IT’S TURKEY TIME! You should have alr eady r eceived an email fr om Mr . Shofner r egar ding our Annual Turkey Fundraiser starting this week. The 7th graders have come up with a plan on where to use the money raised from the purchase of turkey feathers to “feather your teacher” Daily, have your child bring change and/or bills to purchase feathers, or extras such as ties, hats, tutu’s, etc. to place on the teacher poster in the hallway of their choice. On our last day before Thanksgiving break the teacher that “raised” the most $$$$ by feathers that were purchased to “cover their turkey” in the hall, GETS to wear a FULL TURKEY COSTUME! We have sooo much fun doing this! But watch out for sneaky behind the scene purchases or deals made by teachers that do not want to wear the costume. This is a crazy 2 weeks! If you have a minute, stop in and see the gigantic turkey drawings of each teacher, including Mr. Shofner, Mr. Ross, Mrs. Maribel and Coach Perkins who also like to get in on the fun! Remember, loose change or $$$ are appreciated. We keep a daily running total that will be revealed on the morning of Tuesday November 24. Lets do this and help raise awareness for the 7th graders cause. First World Problems” & The 7th Grade Class For worship a couple of weeks ago, the seventh grade class watched a video showing people in a third world country reading certain messages. These messages were considered "first world problems", such as "I hate it when I order no pickles and they give me pickles". This video got our class thinking about how blessed we are to live in this country and how there are so many people around the world who have it much worse than we do. We started thinking about ways in which we could help and decided that we wanted to raise money for clean water in third world countries. Specifically, we want to purchase filtering straws so that people can drink clean water. The straws cost $10 a piece and our goal is to purchase as many as we can by Christmas. Our class is bringing in any and all spare change that we have in our homes, cars, couch cushions, etc. We would like to open up the donations to the whole school. Please consider bringPATHFINDERS ing in your spare change to help us purchase theseThe straws Pathfinders will have their regular meeting for clean water. With your help we can make a difference!!! next Tuesday, March 15 at 6:30 PM Pathfinders are also meeting this Sunday at 1:00 at For more information, please visit waterislife.com the church for an Honors Class. Page 4 Madison Campus Elementary Update Girls Basketball Schedule November 16 Lancaster @ MCE 5:00 November 17 PVCS @ MCE 5:00 Baby Shower for Mrs. Patricia Smith We are so grateful to have a dedicated Spanish teacher here at MCE. Mrs. Smith has done a wonderful job teaching our students. Mrs. Smith has 2 children in 7th & 8th grade and now is expecting a baby in December. We are planning a baby shower for Thursday November 19 in the lunchroom from 11:00-11:30 to celebrate their new baby boy. If you would like to contribute a gift or money please bring it by the office. The Smith family is starting from scratch with a crib, bedding, stroller, clothes..etc. We appreciate your help in making this baby shower a wonderful gift from MCE to the Smith family. Student Illness If you and/or your family have not received a flu shot, I encourage you to get one. Even if you can handle the symptoms of the flu, getting vaccinated can help protect others who are at a higher risk of complications. If your child does get sick, please keep them home until the symptoms have been gone for more than 24 hours to ensure they will not pass it on to someone else. Boys Basketball Schedule November 16 Lancaster @ MCE 6:00 November 17 PVCS @ MCE 6:00 November 23 HCA @ MCE 6:00 Home and School Encouragement When we think of our family, our spouse, parents or children, let us see them as a gift from God. —Dillon Burroughs Donations Accepted Dear MCE families, If you have been blessed this year and are looking for ways to give back, please consider giving to MCE. There is a "Wish List" on the left side of our website (www.mcesda.org) with a dozen or more items that would help students and teachers. Also, MCE is fortunate to have an endowment fund that can be used for student aide or projects that PATHFINDERS may in the future. If you likemeeting to conThearise Pathfinders will have theirwould regular tribute to the endowment please go to next Tuesday, March 15 atfund, 6:30 PM http://secure.cfmt.org/websales/pages/ Pathfinders are also meeting this Sunday at 1:00 at DonationInfo.aspx?epguid=9316255b-04b6-43b2the church for an Honors Class. 8214-df90645e031a&doninfo=2197~01f452b0719d-4168-a723-0799feb97a6e& All donations are tax-deductible Page 5 Madison Campus Elemenary Update .Science Fair Reminder You should be wrapping up your project and putting the finishing touches on your Science Fair Board. Do you have the following ready? Title, hypothesis, materials, questions, procedure, data/results? Maker sur e your board is colorful and eye catching! You don’t have much time left, Science Fair will take place on Friday, November 13. Set up will take place on Friday. Science Fair Open House Saturday November 14 at 6:00pm Come out and support our students and their projects, Awards will be handed out. Don’t forget to take home your projects. Mr. & Mrs Ross will be selling their Delicious Asian food as a fundraiser for the computer lab, there will be limited food available. Funny Science Facts: Humans get a little taller in space because there is no gravity pulling down on them. Sneezing with your eyes open is impossible The trickiest tongue twister in the English language is apparently “Sixth sick sheik’s sixth sheep’s sick” Give it a try and see for yourself. Madison Academy Choir Fundraiser Dinner and Dessert Come out and help support the up-coming Choir trip to Rome by visiting the Rivergate Panera Bread and Baskin Robins on Thursday, November 12 from 4:00-8:00 . For MA to receive the fundraising efforts at Panera Bread, customers must present a Panera Fundraising flyer at the end of this update. Baskin Robins no flyer is necessary just come and enjoy a sweet treat and support MA Choir. Madison Academy Thanksgiving Talent Extravaganza! Saturday November 14 7:00 pm- ? Open to MA, MCE, Community, Staff, Churches Prizes will be awarded to 1st place in a category: Musical Showdown Lip Sync Battle Best Spoken Word Ultimate Movies Scenes Comedy/Dramatic Skits Smorgasbord Category PATHFINDERS AllThe acts must submit a video by MonPathfinders will have their preview regular meeting day November 9 for15 approval. next Tuesday, March at 6:30 PM Pathfinders also participant, meeting this Sunday at you 1:00 are at $5.00 fee forareeach $8.00 if the church for an Honors Class. in multiple acts. Contact Coach Ley at rley@madisonacademy.com or text 615-293-5543 Page 6 Madison Campus Elementary Update Yearbook News! Its that time of year to start thinking about the MCE yearbook! We offer space in the yearbook to purchase for ads for your business or you can honor your student by purchasing a personal ad. This is a great way to express how proud you are of their accomplishments! Yearbook ads are priced as follows: 1/8 page (business card size) $55.00 ¼ page ad - $90.00 ½ page ad - $165.00 Full page ad $305.00 Deadline to place an ad is December 18, 2015. Space is limited and will be fir st come fir st ser ve basis. Checks are made to MCE or ask to have it be placed on your school bill. Questions please call or text Deana Vandivier at 615-418-7211 or email at deana.vandivier@gmail.com Meeting with Teachers MCE Field Trip Tee-Shirts Orders! We have a few students that are needing to order a field trip tee-shirt. We have spoken with the tee-shirt company about placing a order. To keep the cost lower, we will need to place an order of at least 15 shirts. As of today we have 8 orders. Please do not delay in ordering your students tee-shirt or order one for yourself. Shirt orders are located in the wall box near the office. Please fill out and return to the office. Please make your payment out to MCE in the amount of $15.00 If you would like to meet with faculty or staff, please make an appointment, preferably after school. It there is something urgent that you would like to discuss in the mornings, please meet with Mr. Shofner. In the morning the teachers are trying to prepare their classroom for the day, and they are not able to give you the time you would like to discuss a issue. Substitute & After School Care Help PATHFINDERS The Pathfinders willfree havetime theirand regular If you have wouldmeeting like to next Tuesday, March 15 at 6:30 PM earn some extra money. Consider being added to our Substitute Teacher list and Pathfinders this Sunday at 1:00 After School Care are list.also Nomeeting degree needed, but you mustat the church for an Honors Class. complete Shield the Vulnerable. We need help with all grades and ASC times. If interested, please contact the office to be added to our call list. Page 7 Madison Campus Elementary Update PATHFINDERS The Pathfinders will have their regular meeting next Tuesday, March 15 at 6:30 PM Pathfinders are also meeting this Sunday at 1:00 at the church for an Honors Class.