Corpus Christi Catholic School

6300 McKenna Dr

Mobile, AL

251-342-5474

school@CCSCatholic.com

updated: 5/26/2020

2020 – 2021 SUMMER INFORMATION

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Dept. of Catholic Education Calendar ................................................................................................................ 3 2020 – 2021 Book List ........................................................................................................................................ 4 Book Vendors .................................................................................................................................................... 6 Language Arts Book Order ................................................................................................................................. 8 School Supply Lists ............................................................................................................................................ 9

K2 Supply List .................................................................................................................................... 9

K3 Supply List .................................................................................................................................. 10

K4 Supply List .................................................................................................................................. 11

Kindergarten Supply List ................................................................................................................. 12

1st Grade Supply List ....................................................................................................................... 13

2nd Grade Supply List ..................................................................................................................... 14

3rd Grade Supply List ...................................................................................................................... 15

4th Grade Supply List ...................................................................................................................... 16

5th Grade Supply List ...................................................................................................................... 17

6th Grade Supply List ...................................................................................................................... 18

7th Grade Supply List ...................................................................................................................... 19

8th Grade Supply List ...................................................................................................................... 20

Grades 1 – 3 Resource Supply List .................................................................................................. 21

Grades 4 – 5 Resource Supply List .................................................................................................. 21

Middle School Resource Supply List ............................................................................................... 21

Spanish Supply List .......................................................................................................................... 21

Art Supply List ................................................................................................................................. 21

Required Summer Reading projects................................................................................................................. 22

Entering 1st Grade .......................................................................................................................... 22

Entering 2nd Grade ......................................................................................................................... 22

Entering 3rd Grade .......................................................................................................................... 22

Entering Fourth Grade .................................................................................................................... 22

Entering Fifth Grade ........................................................................................................................ 22

Middle School Reading Projects...................................................................................................... 23

BYOD Information for 5th-8th Grades ............................................................................................................. 24 Uniform Information ....................................................................................................................................... 26

Corpus Christi Spirit T-Shirt Order Form ......................................................................................... 32

Cougar Closet .................................................................................................................................................. 33 Cougar Closet Price List .................................................................................................................................... 34 After School Care 2020-2021 ........................................................................................................................... 35 After School Care 2020-2021 Registration ....................................................................................................... 36 Fees for After School Care Program 2020-2021 ................................................................................................ 37 Summer Tutoring ............................................................................................................................................. 38 Fundraising With Scrip ..................................................................................................................................... 39 Box Tops for Education .................................................................................................................................... 40

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Summer Office Hours

The office will be open on Tuesday-Wednesday-Thursday

9-1 p.m. during the month of June.

The office will be closed: July 3 - 20

The office will be open the following days:

July 22, 29, August 4, 5, 6 9-1 p.m.

School office will re-open daily on August 10

9-2 p.m.

School resumes Wednesday, August 12 with a noon dismissal. All students are expected to be in full uniform including haircut

Drop-Off Books and Supplies Monday, August 10

New Family Dinner

Date TBA Community Center

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Dept. of Catholic Education Calendar

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2020 – 2021 Book List Do not write in any new books until you have confirmed that they are correct. There usually are no refunds on new books if they have been marked in. + indicates outside reading novels A highlight indicates a non-consumable book which may be purchased used. **MyView/MyPerspectives MUST be ordered through the school. An order form is attached. K-4 Preschool God Made The World / Loyola Press ISBN 9780829428025 Kindergarten My Math / McGraw Hill ISBN 9780079063021 We Believe / Sadlier ISBN 9780821564004 Handwriting / Zaner Bloser ISBN 9781453117941 **MyView/Pearson Grade 1 Interactive Science / Pearson ISBN 9780328874095 My Math / McGraw Hill ISBN 9780079063038 We Believe / Sadlier ISBN 9780821530511 Handwriting / Zaner Bloser ISBN 9781453117958 **MyView/Pearson Grade 2 Interactive Science / Pearson ISBN 9780328874101 My Math / McGraw Hill ISBN 9780079063045 We Believe / Sadlier ISBN 9780821530528 Handwriting / Zaner Bloser ISBN 9781453117972 Good News Primary Catholic Planner Item # ZSD19 **MyView/Pearson Grade 3 Interactive Science / Pearson ISBN 9780328874118 My Math / McGraw Hill ISBN 9780079063052 We Believe / Sadlier ISBN 9780821530535 Handwriting / Zaner Bloser ISBN 9781453117989 Good News Elementary Catholic Planner Item # ZSA19 **MyView/Pearson Our Communities / Houghton Mifflin Harcourt ISBN 9780153471278 +The Best Christmas Pageant Ever by Barbara Robinson ISBN 9780064470445 +Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing by Judy Blume ISBN 9780440484745 Grade 4 Interactive Science / Pearson ISBN 9780328874125 My Math / McGraw Hill ISBN 9780079063069 We Believe / Sadlier ISBN 9780821530542 A Reason for Writing / The Concerned Group ISBN 9780936785424 Good News Elementary Catholic Planner Item # ZSA19 **MyView/Pearson Alabama Our Beautiful Home / Clairmont Press ISBN 9781567332582 +Shiloh by Phyllis Naylor ISBN 9780689835827 +Mr. Popper’s Penguins by Richard & Florence Atwater ISBN 9780316058438

5 Grade 5 Interactive Science / Pearson ISBN 9780328874132 My Math / McGraw Hill ISBN 9780079063076 We Believe / Sadlier ISBN 9780821530559 Good News Elementary Catholic Planner Item # ZSA19 **MyView/Pearson United States: Making a New Nation / Houghton Mifflin Harcourt ISBN 9780153471292 +Bridge to Terabithia by Katherine Paterson ISBN 9780064401845 +Hatchet by Gary Paulsen ISBN 9781416936473 +Tuck Everlasting by Natalie Babbitt ISBN 9780312369811 +The Magician’s Nephew by C.S Lewis ISBN 9780064405058 Grade 6 Interactive Earth Science / Pearson ISBN 9781323203545 Spirit of Truth: Sacred Scripture/ Sophia ISBN 9781622824366 Vocabulary Workshop Level A / Sadlier ISBN 9780821580066 Math Course 1 /Glencoe ISBN 9780076698004 Good News Jr High Catholic Planner Item # ZSE19 **MyPerspectives/Pearson United States History: Civil War to the Present/Holt McDougal ISBN 9780547484709 +Bud Not Buddy by Christopher Paul Lewis ISBN 9780553494105 +The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe by C.S. Lewis ISBN 9780439861359 +Freak the Mighty by Rodman Philbrick ISBN 9780439286060 Grade 7 Interactive Life Science / Pearson ISBN 9781323203538 Spirit of Truth: Living as a Disciple of Christ/Sophia ISBN 9781622824403 Vocabulary Workshop Level B / Sadlier ISBN 9780821580073 Math Course 2 /Glencoe ISBN 9780076699735 Good News Jr. High Catholic Planner Item # ZSE19 **MyPerspectives/Pearson World Geography / Houghton Mifflin Harcourt ISBN 9780547484792 +The Giver by Lois Lowry ISBN 9780544336261 +Holes by Louis Sachar ISBN 9780440414803 +Prince Caspian by C. S. Lewis ISBN 9780064471053 Grade 8 Interactive Physical Science / Pearson ISBN 9781323203552 Spirit of Truth: The Communion of the Faithful/Sophia ISBN 9781622824441 Vocabulary Workshop Level C / Sadlier ISBN 9780821580080 Math Course 3/Glencoe ISBN 9780076699810 Good News Jr. High Catholic Planner Item # ZSE19 **MyPerspectives/Pearson World History Ancient Civilizations Through the Renaissance / HMH ISBN 9780547485829 Algebra 1/Glencoe ISBN 9780079056665 +Voyage of the Dawn Treader by C. S. Lewis ISBN 9780054405027 +The Outsiders by SE Hinton ISBN 9780142407332 +The Boy in the Striped Pajamas by John Boyne ISBN 9780385751537

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Book Vendors

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Language Arts Book Order The Archdiocese has made plans to adopt a new language arts/reading series for the upcoming school year. Students in grades K-5 will be using myView published by Pearson. Students in grades 6-8 will be using myPerspectives, which is also published by Pearson. The book is a consumable text and workbook combined. When a new series is adopted, the publisher must confirm the initial number of texts purchased. Based on the number of initial texts purchased, our school receives free teacher resources for the life of the adoption. All books for this initial adoption must be purchased directly through the school. We certainly want our school to receive the appropriate resources. This process is just for the initial first year of the new adoption. The cost of the language arts/reading books for all grade levels is $30.00/each. Payment is due Monday, August 10. Please fill out the bottom portion of this form and return to school with payment: ******************************************************************* Family Name ________________________________________________________

Student Name and Grade Level ________________________________ ($30.00)

Student Name and Grade Level ________________________________ ($30.00)

Student Name and Grade Level ________________________________ ($30.00)

Total Amount Enclosed: ______________________________________________

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School Supply Lists The Corpus Christi PTO will again be working with Edukit to have our school supplies available to purchase through Edukit. More information will be sent to parents when it is available.

K2 Supply List

• 2 Washable Watercolor Paint Sets with Brush (8 colors) • 2 Packs of Construction Paper (9” x 12” in Assorted Colors,) 50 Count • 1 Ream White Copy Paper • 1 Pack of 65# White Card Stock • 1 School Supply Box (8” x 5” x 2”) • 2 Clear Packing Tape • 1 Pack of Masking Tape • 2 Crayon Boxes (Jumbo Crayons) 8 count • 1 Washable Markers (Classic Color, abroad Tip, 8 count) • 1 Bottle Washable Elmer’s Glue • 1 Large Purple Glue Stick • 2 Disinfecting Wipes (pop-up canister) • 1 Can Lysol Spray • 1 Box of Tissues • 1 Bottle of Germ X • 1 Play Doh (5oz. 4 pack, classic colors) • 1 Box of Sandwich Zipper Bags • 1 Box Gallon Zipper Bags • 1 Dry Erase Marker (fat, any color) • Fabric Nap Mat with Attached Blanket • Backpack • Lunch box • 2 Pairs of Change of Clothes • Wipes • Diapers/ Pull-Ups • **Please Label All Items

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K3 Supply List

• 2 Washable Watercolor Paint Sets with Brush (8 colors) • 1 Fiskars Scissors (5” with blunt tip, Ages 4+) • 1 Pack of Construction Paper (9” x 12” in Assorted Colors) • 1 Ream White Copy Paper • 1 Pack 65# White Card Stock Paper • 1 Pack 65# Colored Card Stock Paper (any colors) • 1 School Supply Box (8” x 5” x 2”) • 2 Scotch Tape with Dispenser • 2 Crayons (8 count, regular size- no large or jumbo) • 2 Washable Markers (Classic Color, Broad Tip, 8 count) • 1 Bottle Washable School Glue • 4 Large Washable Purple School Glue Sticks • 2 Play-Doh (5oz, 4-pack) • 1 Dry Erase Marker (any color) • 2 Disinfecting Wipes (pop-up canister) • 1 Bottle of Germ X • 1 Can Lysol Spray • 1 Box Sandwich Zipper Bags • 1 Box Quart Zipper Bags • 1 Box Gallon Zipper Bags • 2 Baby Wipes in Tub • 1 Box Kleenex/Tissues • 1 Package of White Lunch Bags • 1 Package of White Paper Plates • Fabric Nap Mat with Attached Blanket • Full-Sized Backpack (not preschool size) • Lunch Box • Change of Clothes

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K4 Supply List

• 1 washable watercolor paint set (8 colors) • 1 Fiskars Scissors (5” blunt tip ages 4 up) • 1 school supply box • 1 ream of white copy paper • 1 (8 count crayons) • 1 (24 count crayons) • 2 reams white copy paper (8.5” by 11”) • 2 washable classic color markers (8 count) • 2 Disinfecting wipes (pop up canister) • 1 box of Kleenex • 1 bottle of Germ X • 2 Play-Doh sets ( 4 pack classic colors) • 2 Baby wipes tubs unscented • 1 scotch tape • 1 box gallon Ziploc bags • Fabric nap mat with blanket and pillow attached • Full size backpack (not preschool size) • Lunch box • Change of clothes placed in a Ziploc to be left at school

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Kindergarten Supply List

• 1 Regular Size Backpack (no rolling backpacks) • 1 Nap Mat-any blankets/pillows must be ATTACHED to the nap mat (no sleeping bags) • 1 Primary HALF PAGE RULED Journal/Composition Book *You can find an example here

on Amazon • 1 Plastic School Supply Box (5” x 8”) • 1 Pair Fiskars Scissors with Steel Blade-BLUE ONLY • 1 Scotch Tape • 1 Clipboard (Fiberboard only, no plastic) • 1 Pack 8 x 11 White Cardstock Paper • 1 Pack 9 x 12 Construction Paper (*NOT BOUND-please open & sort by color*) • 1 Package Ticonderoga Regular Pencils (sharpened) • 1 Package Colored Copy Paper • 1 4-Pack of PLAY DOH • 2 Reams White Copy Paper • 2 Crayola Crayons (24 count) • 2 Crayola Classic Markers (8 count) • 2 Crayola Watercolor Paints (8 count with paintbrush) • 2 Elmer’s Glue (4 oz. bottles) • 4 Elmer’s Glue Sticks • 2 Boxes of Baby Wipes (not cylinder shaped containers) • 2 Containers CLOROX Wipes • 1 Box of Gallon Size Ziploc Bags • 1 Box of Snack Size Ziploc Bags • 1 Bottle of Germ X Hand Sanitizer • 1 Bottle of Antibacterial Soap

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1st Grade Supply List

• 1 Yellow Poly Folder (2 pockets) • 1 Pack TICONDEROGA Regular Pencils, sharpened • 4 Crayola Crayons (24ct.) • 4 Crayola Classic Color Markers • 1 Primary HALF PAGE RULED Journal/Composition Book • 1 Plastic School Supply Box (8 X 5 X 2) • 1 Pair FISKARS Scissors (steel blade) • 2 Reams whit copier paper • 2 Packs Construction Paper 9x12 (Not bound-Please and sort by color) • 1 Pack Construction Paper 12x18 (Please sort by color) • 1 Pack White Cardstock Paper 8x11 • 1 Pack COLORED Cardstock Paper • 1 8x11 1 Bottle of Germ EX (hand sanitizer) • 1 Pkg. of EXPO Dry Erase Markers • (2) 4 Pack packages of Play Doh • 2 Containers of CLOROX WIPES • 1 Boxes of Kleenex/Tissues • 1 QUART size Ziploc Bags • 1 Gallon size Ziploc Bag • 3 Elmer's Glue 4oz. Bottles • 1 Pkg. Scotch Tape • 1 Clipboard (fiberboard only, NO plastic) • 1 package of Hot Glue Sticks (any size) • 1 Roll of Clear Package Tape • 1 Washable Watercolor set with brush (8 colors) • 1 Black Sharpie (chisel tip) • 1 Black Sharpie (fine tip)

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2nd Grade Supply List

• 1 Yellow Poly Folder ( 2 pockets with Brads) • 1 Blue Poly Folder ( 2 pockets with Brads) • 1 Red Poly Folder ( 2 pockets with Brads) • 1 Orange Poly Folder ( 2 pockets with Brads) • 2 Wide Ruled Composition Books • 1 Primary Composition Book (picture space at top/lined at bottom) • 1 Washable Watercolor Set with Brush (8 colors) • 3 Pink Pearl Erasers • 2 Packs of Crayons (24 count) • 2 Packs #2 pencils (12 count, pre-sharpened) • 2 Packs of Washable Markers (Classic Colors, Broad Tip, 8 Count) • 1 pack dry erase markers (black only) • 1 Fiskars 5” Scissors with Pointed Tip • 2 Antibacterial Wipes in Pop-up Canisters (for hands) • 4 Large Glue Sticks • 1 Bottle of Elmer’s School Glue • 1 pair of Ear Buds • 1 -1 inch Black Binder with Cover Pocket • 1 Ream 8x11 of Colored Pastel Copier Paper • 1 Ream White Copy Paper • 1 Full-sized Backpack • 1 Supply Box • Pack of Paper Plates

• Boys: 1 Roll clear Packing Tape, 1 Box of Quart size Ziploc Bogs, 1 Ream 8x11 White

Cardstock

• Girls : Package of Scotch Tape ( for dispenser), 1 Box of Gallon Size Ziploc Bags, 1 Ream 8x11 Colored Cardstock (No Neon Please)

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3rd Grade Supply List

• 4 large Elmer’s glue sticks (.77 oz.) • 3 packs Crayola crayons (24 ct.) • 1 plastic crayon keeper (about $1 at Walmart) • 1 pack #2 Ticonderoga pencils (pre-sharpened 12 count) • 1 pack colored pencils (sharpened) • 1 Fiskars scissors (7 inch) • 1 pencil pouch • 2 wide ruled composition books • 2 each of plastic folders with pockets, no brads: • Red, blue, and green • 2 yellow folders with pockets and brads • 4 highlighters • 1 Kleenex tissues • 1 multipurpose pack of 8.5”x11” assorted bright colors copy paper (NOT • PASTEL) • 1 ream copy paper • 1 pack white cardstock • 5 wide ruled 1 subject spiral notebooks with pockets • 2 bottles of Elmer’s school glue (4 oz.) • 1 Washable watercolor set with brush • 4 Pink Pearl Erasers • 1 pack wide-ruled notebook paper • 2 Clorox wipes • 1 baby wipe • 1 3-ring binder, 1-1.5” with pockets, and cover pocket • 1 personal pencil sharpener • 1 pack assorted construction paper- sorted

• Boys: 1 pack Magic Erasers, 1 pack oil pastel crayons, and 1 pack assorted Expo Markers

• Girls: 1 pack Avery Address labels, 1 large masking tape, and 1 bag of thick hot glue

sticks (not the skinny ones), 2 rolls of Scotch tape (not the clear kind)

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4th Grade Supply List

• 3 Wide Ruled Spiral Notebooks (with Pockets, Poly Cover, 100 ct.) • 4 Elmer's Large Washable Glue Stick (.77 oz.) • 1 Bottle of Elmer's Glue • 1 Fiskars Student Scissors (7") • 1 3-Ring Nylon Pencil Pouch • 1 Pencil Sharpener • 1 Black Sharpie (fine tip) • 2 Crayola Crayons (24 ct.) • 1 Yellow Highlighter • 1 Pink Pearl Eraser • 1 Protractor (to keep at home for homework) • 1 Pack Colored Pencils (24 ct.) • 3 Composition Books • 12 Pilot Frixion Erasable Pens (Black Ink) • 1 Classic Colors Washable Markers (Broad Tip, 10 Ct.) • 2 Kleenex Tissues (210 ct.) • 1 Packs Ticondergoa Pre-Sharpened #2 Pencils (12 ct.) • 5 Red Pens • 1 Yellow Poly Folder with 2 Pockets and Brads • 2 Green Poly Folder with 2 Pockets and Brads • 2 Blue Poly Folder with 2 Pockets and Brads • 1 Orange Poly Folder with 2 Pockets and Brads • 1 Ream of White Copy Paper • 1 pack wide ruled filler paper • 1 pack of assorted construction paper (pre-sorted) • 1 pair of earbuds (not headphones) • 1 PE bag • $5 at book drop off for Daily Math Spiral • ***No Locker Decorations • ***No Rolling Backpacks

• Boys: 1 Astrobright Colored Copy Paper (not card stock), 1 Box Gallon Zip-Lock Bags, 1

Large Hand Sanitizer with Pump

• Girls: 1 Box Quart Size Zip-Lock Bags, 1 Container Clorox Disinfecting Wipes (75ct.), 1 Pastel Copy Paper (not card stock)

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5th Grade Supply List

• 2 Large Glue Sticks • 1 Pack 12 Count Pencils (pre-sharpened) • 1 Pack Crayons (24 Ct.) • 5 Red Pens • 10 Blue or Black Erasable Pens • 1 Pair of Scissors • 1 Pack of Multicolor Construction Paper (9x12) • 1 3-Ring Pencil Pouch • 1 3-inch Binder • 6 Dividers for Binder • 1 Wide Ruled Spiral Notebook • 2 Composition Books for Journal • 1 Pencil Sharpener (with top for shavings) • 1 Box Quart Size Ziploc Bags • 1 Box Gallon Size Zipper Bags • 2 Ream White Copy Paper • 2 Black Sharpie Markers • 1 Pack 8.5" X 11" Card Stock in Assorted Bright Colors (girls) • 1 Pack of 8.5”x11” White Card Stock (Boys) • 2 Containers of Disinfecting Wipes • 1 Kleenex Tissues • 1 Highlighter • 1 Red Poly Folder with Pockets and Brads • 1 Yellow Poly Folder With Pockets and Brads • 1 Crayola Watercolors with Brush • 2 Packages 3" X 5" Ruled Index Cards • 1 Ream Assorted Bright Color Copy Paper • 2 Bottles of Hand Sanitizer

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6th Grade Supply List

• 12 Black ink pens • 12 Mechanical pencils • Binder dividers with pockets • Crayola Colored Pencils 24 ct • Crayola Markers Classic 10 pk • 1” binder with pockets on the inside • 5 3-subject spiral bound notebook • 1-Subject spiral bound notebook • Composition Notebooks • Fiskars 7” Student Scissors • Kleenex Facial Tissue 210 ct • Wide Ruled White 200 ct 3 whole punch filler paper • 12 pack #2 pencils non-mechanical • Pencil Sharpener • Multi-color card stock pack • White Card Stock • White copy paper • Expo low odor Chisel Tip 4ct Assorted Dry Erase Markers • Earbuds • PE Bag

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7th Grade Supply List

• 12 Black ink pens • 12 Mechanical pencils • Binder dividers with pockets • 1” binder with pockets on the inside • 5 3-subject spiral bound notebook • 1-Subject spiral bound notebook • Composition Notebooks • Fiskars 7” Student Scissors • Kleenex Facial Tissue 210 ct • Wide Ruled White 200 ct 3 whole punch filler paper • Index Cards 3” x 5” Ruled 100 ct White • Pencil Sharpener • 12 pack #2 pencils non-mechanical • Clorox Lysol disinfecting Wipes for surface • White Copy paper • White Poster board 22” x 28” • Earbuds • Basic 4 function calculator • PE Bag

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8th Grade Supply List

• 12 Black ink pens • 12 Mechanical pencils • Binder dividers with pockets • 1” binder with pockets on the inside • 5 3-subject spiral bound notebook • 1-Subject spiral bound notebook • Composition Notebooks • Fiskars 7” Student Scissors • Kleenex Facial Tissue • Wide Ruled White 200 ct 3 whole punch filler paper • Pencil Sharpener • 12 pack #2 pencils non-mechanical • Small washable glue sticks • White Poster Board 22” x 28” • Construction Paper • White copy paper • Germ X hand sanitizer • TI 83 or TI84 Calculator • Earbuds • PE Bag

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Grades 1 – 3 Resource Supply List • 1 Pack #2 Wood Pencils (Pre-sharpened, 12 ct.) • 1 Pack White Index Cards (3" x 5" Ruled, 100 ct.) • 1 Pack Crayons (24 ct.) • 2 inch binder any color

Grades 4 – 5 Resource Supply List • 12 Pilot Frixion Pens (Black Ink) • 1 Pack of Classic Color Markers (10ct.) • 1 Pack of Colored Pencils • 1 Pack Wide Ruled Filler Paper • 1 Pack 4 ct. Expo Low Odor Dry Erase (Assorted Colors) • 1 Pack 12 ct. #2 Pencils • 1 Pack 6 ct. Highlighters (Assorted Colors)

Middle School Resource Supply List • 12 Black Pens • 2 Packs 12 ct. Pre-Sharpened #2 Pencils • 2 Wide Ruled Filler Paper • 2 Spiral Notebooks • 1 Pack 6 ct. Assorted Colors Highlighters • 1 Pack 3" X 5" Ruled Index Cards • 1 Pack Self Stick Notes • 4 Black Low Odor Dry Erase Markers (Chisel Tip)

Spanish Supply List • 3rd grade: 2 boxes #2 pencils • 4th grade: 1 box #2 pencils, 1 box Crayola crayons 48 • 5th grade: 1 box #2 pencils, 1 box Crayola markers • 6th grade: 1 pack index cards • 7th grade: 1 pack copy paper • 8th grade: 1 can antibacterial wipes

Art Supply List • Kindergarten: 2-3 **Magic Rub erasers (white) • First Grade: 5 **Ticonderoga pencils (sharpened, if possible) • Second Grade: 1 bottle pump hand sanitizer • Third Grade: 1 box **Crayola bold markers (8-10) • Fourth Grade: 1 box **Crayola assorted or bright markers (8-10) • Fifth Grade: 3 black **Sharpie permanent markers • Sixth Grade: 1 container disinfectant wipes • Seventh Grade: 1 gallon size storage bag with the zipper • Eighth Grade: 2 bottles (4 oz.) Elmer’s white glue • **For consistency, please send the brand name supply requested. Thank you!

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Required Summer Reading projects

Entering 1st Grade Students will read a book of their choosing. After reading the book, the student will complete a book report form. The form was sent home at the end of the school year and is posted on the school's website.

Entering 2nd Grade Students entering second grade will read a book of their choosing. After reading the book, students will complete the mini book report form. Students will need to write complete sentences describing the setting (where and when the story takes place), and the plot (beginning, middle, and end of the story). Students must use crayons for the pictures. The book report form is on the school's website.

Entering 3rd Grade Students will read a book (of their choosing) from the A to Z Mysteries series. After reading the book, the student will complete a book report form. The form was sent home at the end of the school year and is posted on the school's website.

Entering Fourth Grade Students entering fourth grade will read Frindle by Andrew Clements this summer. A book jacket will be due the first day of school. The directions for the book jacket will be sent home at the end of the school year and posted on our website.

Entering Fifth Grade Students must read The Tale of Despereaux by Kate DiCamillo. They will complete a (lap) book report. Specific directions are posted on our website. Book reports are due on the first day of school.

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Middle School Reading Projects 6th Grade Summer Reading Project “Wonder” by R. J. Palacio Book Bags Each student will begin the project by getting a plain gift bag or paper brown grocery bag. They will then illustrate one side of the bag with a scene from the book. The other side of the bag must contain a summary of the book similar to what you would see on the inside of a book jacket. Inside the bag, students should place five items that represent something that happens in the book. Each item should include one paragraph on a sheet of paper that explains the object’s meaning or role in the story. Visit the following site for examples: http://teachersareterrific.com/2013/02/book-in-bag-project-great-alternative.html 7th Grade Summer Reading Project“A Wrinkle in Time”-Madeleine L’Engle Matchbook Chapter Summaries Each student will need on file folder. You will need white construction paper that is cut into 3.5 by 6 in. pieces. After reading each chapter, each student will get a piece of matchbook paper. Fold the bottom tab up a ½ inch. Then fold down the top to the crease of the tab. On the outside decorate the paper with scenes from the book. On the inside, write a summary of the chapter within the book. Lastly, you will glue the matchbooks into the folder where they fit well. Store the matchbooks in a Ziploc until you are ready to glue. Finish the project by decorating the front with an illustration from the book. For more information on the project and for examples visit: https://teacherthrive.com/2015/04/matchbook-chapter-summaries-for-novel.html 8th Grade Summer Reading Project“The Wednesday Wars”- Gary D. Schmidt One Pager Students will need a white piece of copy paper and colored pencils for this project. The one page must include the following: -Two quotes with explanations as to why the wording is important within the text -a paragraph on a theme you noticed with the story -a paragraph describing a symbol in the book and its larger meaning After finishing the written work, illustrate the setting or a scene from the novel throughout the rest of the page. For an example visit: https://www.thedaringenglishteacher.com/2018/05/assigning-one-pager-as-culminating.html

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BYOD Information for 5th-8th Grades

Updated August 2018

The goal of the Bring Your Own Device initiative at Corpus Christi Catholic School is to provide our students with the technology to promote self-directed 21st Century learning through collaboration, communication, critical thinking, and creativity. The following guidelines will outline approved devices and device management. All students who bring a device are bound by the Technology and Acceptable Use Policy of Corpus Christi Catholic School. Approved Devices: Due to equipment used in the school and network policies, the following devices are compatible with school equipment and approved for school use: Tablets iPad 1, 2, 3, 4, and mini Kindle Fire and Fire HD Android Versions 2.3 and newer (Samsung Galaxy tablets, etc.) Laptops Windows 7 or higher Apple OSX or higher **Devices must be at least 6 inches for school use. Device Management: It is the responsibility of the student to maintain proper care of their devices. Any damage that may occur will not be the responsibility of Corpus Christi Catholic School. Devices must be charged at home before coming to school. The school is not responsible for charging devices. Students must already be familiar with their device before bringing it to school. Devices must remain powered off in the classroom unless otherwise directed by the teacher during acceptable use times. Corpus Christi Catholic School is not responsible for the purchase of paid applications for personal devices.

25 By participating in the BYOD Program, you are agreeing to, and are bound by, the Technology and Internet Acceptable Use Policies of CCCS and the Archdiocese of Mobile. All BYOD users are held responsible for their actions and activity within their devices, and must have a signed Acceptable Use Policy for the current year on file. All technology use at CCCS is viewed in the context of the moral and ethical teachings and policies of the Catholic Church, the Archdiocese of Mobile and Corpus Christi Catholic School and all users must follow the school’s Technology Use Policy when using any and all technology resources on campus. All authorized use must be for educational purposes and be consistent with the mission statement, handbook, policies and procedures of CCCS. Unacceptable uses of any technology device can result in the suspension or revoking of access and privileges and the confiscation of the device. Students are responsible for any device brought on campus. Key Points of This Policy Cell phones and Smart Watches are not permitted as part of the BYOD policy. When a student brings his/her own device to school, it is required that any Internet use is channeled through the CCCS filtered network. Students are not permitted to use private data plans or any other networks at school to access the Internet. The teacher in the classroom has the final say on procedures in that classroom (including specific directions left for any substitute teacher). If the teacher (or substitute teacher) asks a student not to use the device, then the student must follow those directions. Electronic posting of personal information about one’s self or others (i.e. addresses, phone numbers, and pictures) is expressly forbidden at school. In addition to following the CCCS Acceptable Use Policy, students are also expected to exhibit appropriate and safe digital citizenship skills. Responsibility for Devices Students who bring their own device to school do so at their own risk. Neither the school nor the teacher may be held liable for loss, theft, or damage to personal property. Students are to keep their devices secure at all times and not loan them to others. Students may not use their own devices during instructional time unless approved by the classroom teacher. All devices and accessories must be clearly labeled with the student’s name. It is the responsibility of the student to bring any device to school charged.

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Corpus Christi Spirit T-Shirt Order Form This t-shirt will be used on many occasions throughout the year including: spirit days, computer fair, field trips, and many more. We are hoping that having one t-shirt for each of these occasions will save on the cost overall. The students will be able to save the t-shirts and wear them the following year. The cost is $10 per shirt Family Name: _______________________________________________________________________ (Mark how many shirts you are ordering of each size)

Children Sizes Quantity

X-Small (2-4)

Small (6-8)

Medium (10-12)

Large (14-16)

X-Large (16-18)

TOTAL:

Adult Sizes Quantity

Small

Medium

Large

X-Large

TOTAL:

Orange T-shirt

Total shirts ordered:_____X $10 each Check Total: ___________________ Check #: ______________________

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Cougar Closet

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Cougar Closet Price List

Grades K3-K4 Grey & White Check Dress $10

Grey Knit Dress $5 Orange Pique Polo $5

Grey Elastic Shorts $5 Grey Elastic Pants $5

Grades K5-5 Grey Tunic Jumper $15

White Peter Pan Blouse $5 Grey Shorts $10 (K5-3 only)

Grey pants $10 Orange Pique Polo $5

White PE T-shirt $2 Orange PE Mesh Shorts $2 (girls or boys)

Grades 6-8

Grey Pleated Skort $15 Grey Pants $10

White Fitted Polo $5 White Performance Polo $5

White Oxford $5 Black/Orange Tie $2 White PE T-shirt $2

Orange PE Mesh Shorts $2 (girls or boys)

All Grades Spirit T-shirt $2

Orange Sweatshirt $5 Black Cardigan Sweater $10 Black Jacket $20

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After School Care 2020-2021 Corpus Christi School is very pleased to offer an Extended Day Program for your after school child care. This program is offered every day school is in session and will operate from 2:50-5:45. After School Care (ASC) will only be provided on school days with a noon dismissal as staffing allows. The After School Care Program will provide supervised care in a nurturing environment. It is an extension of our school day and the rules and policies in our Parent-Student Handbook will be strictly enforced. Failure to follow school rules will result in the enforcement of the appropriate school discipline policy. Students who are consistently disruptive will be asked to leave the program. Daily Schedule K3 and K4 will always be in the daycare building or on the daycare playground K5 2:50-3:00 Take roll in the classroom

3:00-3:30 School playground 3:30-5:00 K4 hallway in main school building 5:00-5:45 Cougar Den

1st-8th 2:50-3:30 Students will do homework in assigned ASC classroom 3:30-5:00 School playground 5:00-5:45 Cougar Den

(The After School Care Program is not responsible if your child does not complete his/her homework. We only give the allowed time for them to do so and offer any assistance they ask for within the teachers’ abilities.) Parent Responsibilities

• A registration form must be completed and returned to the school office by August 1. • Sign out sheets must be signed daily. • If anyone other than those listed on the registration form will pick up your child we must receive

written notice. A photo ID is required. • Late fees will be applied to children not picked up on time. • Any child that is going to be leaving ASC with a coach for practice MUST have a permission slip

filled out, signed and turned into the school office. We do not allow them to leave otherwise. • Sign up for the Remind app so you know what’s going on!!!

Student Responsibilities

• All students must come straight to their ASC classrooms. No child should be left wandering the campus without supervision.

• All students are expected to follow the rules in the CCS Parent-Student Handbook. • Students may not use cell phones or other electronic devices.

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After School Care 2020-2021 Registration Parent/Guardian Name:_ ______________________________________________________________ Child/Children’s Name(s)_______________________________ Grade : ________________________ ________________________________ Grade: ________________________ ________________________________ Grade: _________________________ Allergies/Special Needs: ___________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ Extended Day Contact Info: Mother- Work# _______________________

Cell# __________________________________________

Father- Work # ________________________

Cell# __________________________________________

Other than parent/guardian, who has permission to pick up child/children? Name: ______________________________________ Cell#: _________________________________ Name: _______________________________________ Cell#: _________________________________ Please sign up for our Remind app! Directions are attached. This is especially important for certain days when students are moved around due to weather and other circumstances. I know it can be frustrating not knowing what’s going on, so please join this group and I will keep you as informed as I can throughout the year about anything going on or changes made. Feel free to contact me anytime at: afterschoolcare@corpuschristiparish.com

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Fees for After School Care Program 2020-2021 A registration fee of $30.00 per family is due by August 1. Registration for the ASC program will not be accepted until all financial obligations with the previous year’s ASC have been met.

ASC Regular Fees 1 child

$50.00/week

One week is three days or more

2 children $70.00/week One week is three days or more 3 children $90.00/week One week is three days or more Drop in rate/child $10.00 Late Fees after 5:45 10-15 minutes late $10.00 per child

Morning Care Children may be dropped off between 6:00 a.m. and 7 a.m. in the preschool building. There will be a $3.00/day fee for this service. ASC balances are debited from your account that is set up for tuition, the month following attendance. ______Please debit my account on the 5th. ______Please debit my account on the 20th. If you have any questions or concerns regarding your ASC payment, please call Mrs. Foley at 342-5474 ext. 1107 After School Care Sports Practice Release Form My child_____________________________________in_______ grade has practice on

_______________(day) at________________(time).

His/her coach is ______________________________________.

The ASC program may release my child to this coach at this time. I understand my child will no

longer be in the care of our ASC program at this point, but he/she will be in the care of his/her

coach unless signed back into our program.

Parent’s Signature/Date

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Summer Tutoring Name: Christina Lursen Grade Level: K-8 Subject: Math Email: clursen@CCSCatholic.com Name: Peter Stoyka Grade Level: 5-8 Subject: Math Email: pstoyka@CCSCatholic.com Name: Matthew Gillis Grade Level: 4 – 8 Subject: Math Email: gillismatthew0804@gmail.com (CCS graduate; sophomore at Auburn.)

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Fundraising With Scrip

Corpus Christi School uses a fundraising program known as “SCRIP”. The program runs all year long (May 1, 2020 – April 30, 2021) and requires no door-to-door sales by children or parents. Scrip is just another way to pay for everyday purchases using gift cards in place of cash, checks, and credit cards. You purchase gift cards from our office or online at face value, and your coordinator orders those cards from Great Lakes Scrip Center at a reduced price. The difference is an instant rebate for Corpus Christi. It’s really that simple! When you use Scrip gift cards at your favorite retailers, you’re fundraising while you shop and there is NO ADDITIONAL COST. Great Lakes Scrip Center offers more than 750 of the country’s largest retailers, including grocery, department stores, gas stations, restaurants, hotels, home improvement, and more. Corpus Christi has even recruited many additional local merchants to participate and are always looking to add more. In addition to raising money for the school, you can benefit as well with our “profit-sharing” part of the program. After you earn $100 profit for the school, any further profit is split 50/50 between the school and YOU. Many families recruit grandparents, aunts and uncles to purchase Scrip for their families, therefore reaching their $100 goal sooner. Just by using Scrip to pay for your normal weekly purchases, some families earn over $1000 per year with the program and get to take home as much as $500 a year for themselves. It’s time to put your shopping dollars to work! Scrip order forms are available at the Parish Office, the School Office, outside the Scrip Office and online at school.corpuschristiparish.com (for downloading only) and can be dropped off at any time. Our list reflects the most popular retailers available to us in this area, but a full list of Great Lakes Scrip retailers is available on ShopWithScrip.com.

• Scrip can be ordered one of the following ways: • bring your order to the Scrip office • submit online with ShopWithScrip.com (CCS enrollment code BE6624DF4686) • email to scrip@CCSCatholic.com • leave a phone message at 342-5474 ext 1204 • drop off at the parish office, daycare, or school office

Many orders can be filled with inventory from our office, but additional orders are usually placed once a week. During the summer, orders are placed on Tuesdays by noon and will be available for pick up in the Scrip Office Thursdays 12pm-1pm. If you cannot come to the Scrip office during that time, orders will be left at the Parish Office for pick up. The Parish Office is open Mondays-Thursdays 8am-5pm. Scrip will also be for sale throughout the summer after 9:00 mass. During the school year, orders are placed on Mondays by 10 am and delivered on Wednesdays. Orders may also be sent in through your child’s folder at any time and will be filled from inventory as soon as possible when available. Please feel free to contact your Scrip Coordinator, Scarlett Moulder, in the Scrip office at 342-5474 ext. 1204 or email scrip@CCSCatholic.com for further information. ** Summer hours vary but orders can be placed at any time. Please contact the Scrip Coordinator to place an order.

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Box Tops for Education

We raised a total of $565.40 in box tops!

This year was a little more challenging for meeting our goal. With the school year going to remote online classes we didn’t have the opportunity to get those pink box tops turned in. So this year can simply serve as a test run for future years when there will no longer be any pink

box tops to clip. However if you do have clipped pink box tops, I would love to get them! Remember some of them may expire as of June 1st. Those will not be any good when school starts in the fall. So please don’t try to hold onto them for next year.

Thank you to EVERYONE who participated in the Box Tops program!

One dime at a time really adds up. If you aren’t using the box tops app…..PLEASE download it and just start scanning your

receipts. You never know what products just may earn a submission! It is just as easy as the SHOPAROO app.

Let’s see how much we can raise over the summer! Keep scanning those receipts and let those

dimes and bonuses drop.

Please don’t hesitate to contact me if you have any questions. Christine Stanton

251-232-9364 or cpstanton2013@gmail.com