July Paw Pride Newsletter - Cedar Park Christian Schools

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July Paw Pride Newsletter - Cedar Park Christian Schools
PAW PRIDE
A NEW BEGINNING
With the 4th of July just around the corner, it is our hope the
following acronym for the word FREEDOM will assist you as
you start this new school year.
F: Follow Him forward
Romans 15:5 (NIV)–We are to follow Christ.
As we pursue Him and seek to imitate His
ways, we move forward in our process of
change.
R: Repent readily
Jeremiah 18:9 (MSG)–When we repent,
God will start over with us. A New Beginning…exactly what we are seeking. When
we admit and repent of our shortcomings,
and sinfulness, God is faithful to forgive and
make us white like snow. Clean, fresh, new.
E: Earnestly Pray
Ephesians 6:18 (NLT) Prayers are incredibly
powerful. As we earnestly pray, we will find
ourselves empowered by the One true
Power Source.
E: Enjoy the journey
INSIDE THIS
ISSUE:
2016-17 LYNNWOOD
SUPPLY LIST
SUMMER FAMILY
FUN at the PARK
VACCINATION
INFORMATION
AUTHORIZATION for
ADMIN of ORAL
MEDICATION
BACK-TO-SCHOOL
NACHO NIGHT
SEATTLE STREET
KIDS
BOXTOPS FOR
EDUCATION
1 Samuel 2:1 (NLT)
As we anticipate the start of the new school
year, receiving answers from God along the
way, we will have a number of reasons to
rejoice. Many times we are so focused on
the destination; we forget to enjoy God’s
journey. He has planned a perfect path just
for you.
D: Devour His Word
Hebrews 4:12 (NIV) God’s Word is the
ultimate food for our thoughts, nourishment
for our souls, and the map we must follow.
We need to dive into God’s truth and devour
His words like the sustaining substance they
were created to be.
PAW
PARTICULARS
CPCS LYNNWOOD WEBSITE:
www. cpcsschools.com/Lynnwood/
EMAILS A WAY OF LIFE HERE AT CPCS
LYNNWOOD
Please get in the habit of checking your emails. We
send out many reminders and much information you
won’t want to miss! Friday’s PAW PEEK email lets
you know what is coming for the following week.
O: Open your heart and mind to His truth
Proverbs 3:5 (KJV) In order to grasp God’s
truth, we need to pray for an open heart,
and an open mind, to better receive the
truth, know the truth, and obey the truth
when we hear it. Be prepared to hear the
Lord speak. He will.
M: Make new friends and move mountains
Colossians 3:12-13 (KJV) As we walk in
godly love for one another, by forgiving,
encouraging, and helping, we will find the
strength to do what one person alone could
never, ever accomplish. We need the power
of the Spirit, and the power of each other.
Together, we can move mountains! We
were never met to “go it” alone. Jesus had
12 disciples. He knew the value of loving
and supporting relationships. Let us learn
from His example.
TELL YOUR FRIENDS!
The Early Childhood Department at Lynnwood offers
a preschool setting to 2½-year-olds who are usually
still working on potty training. We will help with
that! So tell your friends, who may think they have
to wait to enroll in our wonderful school! If you
know someone who is planning on enrolling in our
Pre-Kindergarten classroom, please let them know
that the class is filling fast and paperwork needs to
come in now.
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CUB COMMENTARY
July! What a fun month this is! Backyard BBQ’s, long days, warm temperatures and, of course, fireworks celebrating our country’s freedom from
British rule!
As Christians, we think of freedom
in Christ, freedom from hopelessness and despair, and finally, freedom from sin’s eternal consequences—death.
FREEDOM! Many think of freedom as
it is fought on the battlefield—
soldiers fighting to protect freedom;
taking freedom away from others, or
restoring it to those who have lost it.
In the USA we think of freedoms such
as freedom of speech, freedom of
religion or freedom of the press.
Jesus tells us in John 8:31-32 that
we will know the truth, and the
truth will set us free. Jesus came
to set us free. We could not free
ourselves. It has to be Jesus. In
Him we are set free and made new
if we abide in His Word (John
8:31). We are no longer slaves to
sin and death—we are free!
As you celebrate America’s freedom on the 4th of July, think of
your own freedom in Christ, and do
a little celebrating about that, too!
Mrs. Isakson
CUB FUNDRAISERS
 BOXTOPS FOR
EDUCATION
 FRED MEYER
COMMUNITY REWARDS
 LIBRARY BUILDER
STAMPS
Most families already purchase
General Mills products at some
time or other. All we ask is that
you save the BOXTOPS FOR
EDUCATION cutout on the package and send them in with your
student. BOXTOPS ARE worth
10¢ each and they quickly add
up to a very easy cash amount
for our school. With the growing number of participants on
the BOXTOPS list, our numbers
should be increasing by leaps
and bounds!!
Sign up for the Fred Meyer Community Rewards program by
linking your Fred Meyer Rewards
Card to CPCS-Lynnwood at
www.fredmeyer.com/
communityrewards. You can
search for us by our name or by
our non-profit number
(NPO#83047). Then, every time
you shop and use your Rewards
Card, you are helping our school
earn a donation! You still earn
your Rewards Points, Fuel
Points, and Rebates, just as you
do today.
When we shop at your favorite
Family Christian Bookstore be
sure to ask for the library
stamps. The library stamps are
based on the value of your total
purchase. This is a great, no cost
way to acquire good Christian
books for our library. Don’t
forget to take SCRIP with you!
 SCRIP
Do your shopping with SCRIP
and you will personally receive
part of the percentage profit
towards tuition credit. SCRIP
has varying percentages of
profit but whatever it is, you
can use it towards your families’
tuition. SCRIP is also available
for your grocery shopping so
why not earn tuition credit every time you go grocery shopping? During the school year,
we have Starbucks, Fred Meyer/
QFC, Safeway and Albertsons
SCRIP available during office
hours. More information regarding our SCRIP program will
be coming to you once school
starts.
PAW
PRIDE
 TARGET—TAKE CHARGE
OF EDUCATION
School fundraising at Target is as
easy as 1-2-3. All you need to do
is shop at Target, charge your
purchases to your REDcard
(TargetVisa or Target Card) and
Target will donate an amount
equal to 1/2-1% of all your purchases to the school of your
choice—CPCS-Lynnwood. To
designate CPCS-Lynnwood as the
school to benefit from your Target purchases, call 1-800-3166142.
 OFFICE DEPOT 5% BACK
TO SCHOOLS
We can get credits for FREE SUPPLIES through Office Depot’s
“5% Back to Schools Program”
all year long! Every time you
purchase school supplies at
Office Depot, we receive credit
equal to 5% of the qualifying
purchase. Our school ID number
is 70106771 for easy reference
by parents, grandparents, students, teachers, friends, and
relatives.
 MAGAZINE/COOKIE
DOUGH SALE in
September
 POINSETTIA SALE in
October/November
 ANNUAL DINNER
AUCTION in March
 JOG-A-THON in May
CUB REMINDERS
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WHEN WRITING CHECKS
CHAPEL DAY
SHOPPING FOR SCHOOL CLOTHES
Please make all checks payable to CPCS.
Separate checks are to be written for Backto-School Nacho Night, SCRIP, class funds,
fundraisers, etc. All tuition payments can
be paid online, mailed to the CPCS-Bothell
finance office or delivered to our office.
Our K-6 chapel day will be on THURSDAYS again
this year. It’s important that you mark your
calendar so that you are prepared each week
with proper chapel dress. What is proper
chapel dress?
 Boys: Dress shirt with tie (no polo shirts or
turtlenecks), dress slacks (no cargo pants or
shorts), socks, and dress shoes (no flipflops, no athletic or tennis shoes).
 Girls: Dresses, skirts or jumpers (must not
be shorter than the top of the kneecap),
socks or tights (no leggings), dresses must
have sleeves, and dress shoes (no flip-flops,
no athletic or tennis shoes).
No sweatshirts, even as a jacket, may be worn
on Chapel days.
This summer as you clothes shop for the
fall, please remember the Dress Code in the
Parent Handbook, pages 23-25. Please
note: cotton sweatpants, tight fitting,
excessively oversized apparel, Lycra/
Spandex clothing, athletic shorts, flip-flops,
and make-up are not acceptable. Shorts
must cover at least 2/3 of the thigh. Don’t
forget to shop for dress shoes for Chapel
day!
STUDENT ANNUAL MEDICAL NEWS
Summertime is usually when students have
their annual medical check-up. Attached is
the Authorization for Administration of Oral
Medication form that needs the doctor’s
signature if your student is taking prescribed medication at school. Also please
let the office staff know when your student
has updated their vaccinations (see
attached).
Parents are most welcome to join us. Our
normal chapel schedule is 8:45-9:30. Our
chapel program and outreach programs are
supported by your chapel love offerings.
REGISTRATION UPDATES
If addresses, phone numbers, cell numbers,
pagers, work numbers, email addresses,
etc., have changed since enrollment, please
send a note to update our records prior to
the first day of school.
CUB KUDOS

We ended the 2015-2016
school year with some special
awards!
PARENT VOLUNTEER OF
THE YEAR:
JENNI VANDER PLOEG
Mrs. Vander Ploeg took on the
responsibility of being a Room
Parent for Mrs. Waller’s
Kindergarten and also stepped
in to help with Mrs. Milfs’
kindergarten class and Miss
Nelson’s 3rd grade class, as
well. Her gift of service and
desire to help definitely
deserve our THANKS!
TEACHER OF THE YEAR:
CINDY WHITEMAN
We love Mrs. Whiteman and it is
our privilege to honor her. We so
appreciate her love for our kids and
her desire to see each one become
closer to God.
STAFF SPIRIT OF THE YEAR:
SHARON CUETO
Mrs. Cueto is the bright, shiny smile
you receive when you step into the
office. Her desire to show love and
to help others is evident in everything that she does. We are so
happy to have her as an addition to
our school family.
SIXTH GRADE PRESIDENTIAL
AWARDS:
KAILEIGH FULLWOOD,
RACHEL GUNAWAN,
LYDIA MULUGETA
Silver— MELISSA WHIGHAM,
JOSHUA YARANON
Gold—
BIG applause to these students who
worked hard achieving this great
honor!
CUB SUPPLY LIST
CPCS-LYNNWOOD ELEMENTARY
SUPPLY LIST ENCLOSED
Please purchase items as listed on the
supply list. If purchasing at Office
Depot, please ask for a credit for our
school using the following ID Number:
70106771.
The CPCS-Lynnwood Supply List is on our
website homepage – make sure that you
follow the LYNNWOOD CAMPUS supply
PLEASE
list. PLEASE..PLEASE..
put the student’s name on every item
possible, including coats & hats, or any
item that might be brought or left at
school. We always return clothing to
the student who has his/her name
on it. Every quarter we send many,
many clothes to the mission because
there is no name inside.
CUB CALENDAR
SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
1
2
SUMMER FAMILY FUN @
Meadowdale Neighborhood Park @ 11:30am
NO 5
CHILD
OR
EXTENDED
CARE
3
10
11
12
SATURDAY
Mrs. Gillette
6
7
8
9
13
14
15
16
SUMMER FAMILY FUN @
Forest Park in Everett @
11:30am
17
18
19
Miss Nelson
24
20
21
22
23
27
28
29
30
Mrs. Cueto
25
26
SUMMER FAMILY FUN @
Edmonds City Park @
11:30am
Watch for emailed
August PAW PRIDE
CUB CALENDAR CONTINUED

OFFICE SUMMER HOURS
June 13-July 1—8:30-3:30
July 4-8—OFFICE CLOSED
July 11-29—9:00-3:00
August 1-26—8:30-3:30
August 29 on—8:00-4:00
 SUMMER FAMILY FUN
Mrs. Jenny Murphy is again organizing
some fun summer events that you may
want to do with your family. Pack a
picnic lunch and plan on joining her at
11:30 on any or all of these dates:
July 1st—Meadowdale Neighborhood
Park
July 15th—Forest Park in Everett
July 29th—Edmonds City Park
August 12th—Lynnwood ‘Dragon’ Park
August 26th—Edmonds Marina Beach

JULY 4-8—ALL CPCS
SCHOOL OFFICES
WILL BE CLOSED!
SAVE THESE DATES: AUGUST 20,
23 & 25
 Thursday, August 25th, we will be
hosting our ALL-FAMILY BACK-TO-
SCHOOL NACHOS & CLASS PARENT MEETING NIGHT to welcome
 On Saturday, August 20th from
9am-1pm, we hope to have many
in the 2016-2017 school year. It will be
held at the Lynnwood Campus with
food, fun and fellowship. We will be
coordinating it with a parent meeting
in your child’s classroom with the
teacher. We will have childcare during
the parent meeting portion of the
evening for grades PreK-2nd. If you
are interested in helping, please leave
a message at our office. Our PSO committee will need volunteers for set-up
and clean-up; it’s a great way to tally
some volunteer hours and get to know
some other school families. We will
look forward to seeing everyone there.
Watch for more information in the
August PAW PRIDE.
people come as we help prepare our
campus for the new school year! If you
will be available to help, please call the
office at 425-742-9518 and let us know
if you are able to help with our CAMPUS CLEANUP. Of course, if you can
come at the last minute, please do!
Remember, this counts towards your 22
volunteer hours required for each family per year. This is a great opportunity
for new-to-CPCS families to meet returning families.
 NEW-TO-CPCS & ALL KINDER-
GARTEN FAMILIES: On Tuesday,
August 23rd at 7pm, we will be
having a New Family Orientation
Meeting to acquaint our new families
with all the happenings on our campus.
This will definitely help you to know
what and how things happen here at
our school.

FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL
Tuesday, August 30th