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CHRIS TESTONE: PRINCIPAL [email protected]
KIM LEWIS: ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL [email protected]
KERRI McCASTLAND: ASSISTNT PRINCIPAL [email protected]
STEVE DIVERSEY: ATHLETIC DIRECTOR [email protected]
MICHELLE VAUGHN: DEAN OF STUDENTS [email protected]
A M E S S A G E F R O M T H E P R I N C I P A L . B y C h r i s T e s t o n e
W W W . B U R L I N G T O N . K 1 2 . I L . U S 44W625 Plato Road, P.O. Box 68, Burlington, IL 60109 Tel 847.464.6030 Fax 847.464.6039
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S t u d e n t S e r v i c e s S t a f f BRIAN MELVIN: A-HARS Br ian .Me lv in@c ent ra l301.ne t
RACHEL RODRIGUEZ: HART-PES Rac hel .Rodrigue z@ce ntra l301 .ne t
MATT TEVERE: PET-Z Ma tt .Re ve re @c ent ra l301 .ne t
JEFF HERMAN: RTI COORINATOR [email protected]
NINA AMIN AND MADELINE JOHNS:
SOCIAL WORKERS [email protected] [email protected]
ELIZABETH KLAPPROTH: PSYCHOLOGIST [email protected]
Central High School
NEWS
I am pleased to welcome you back to another school
year on Rocket Hill! Thank you to all of those who
were able to attend our Open House. Already, we
have had over 100 people respond to the Open
House feedback link that was sent out by Mrs.
Vaughn, Dean of Students. The CHS team will be
reviewing the feedback and implementing any
positive changes or suggestions that we can. The
CHS staff was excited to meet many of you and to
share information last Tuesday. They are all eager
to challenge and inspire students to become fully
engaged in their learning this year and they
appreciate the support that they receive from
home. We look forward to seeing all of our
community around at the many events that will be
happening at CHS throughout the month of
September, which culminates in CHS's Homecoming
week. Festivities begin on September 23 and will
occur throughout the whole week following.
Go Rockets!
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Here are some important dates that you should know about….
September 14th: Senior College Night: for parents and seniors at 6:30 p.m. in the auditorium
September 21st: FAFSA Evening: learn about financial aid for college - 6:00 in the auditorium
September 29th: Homecoming Activities
September 30th: Homecoming Game
October 1st: Homecoming Dance
CHS Students Need Your Help On November 3rd the CMS and CHS students will be participating in their annual College and Career Fair from 7:30 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. In order for this event to be successful, we are in need of your support. If you are interested in presenting to a room full of students that are interested in your career path or if you are interested in assisting students with finding a job (by constructing a well thought out resume, writing a cover letter, or engaging in mock interviews) please complete the survey by clicking https://docs.google.com/a/central301.net/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfQVQQIjQjlu8lMQGCxOt-XLxIN-QLh0lj-QCr09AjFZthkRA/viewform . You will be notified in early October with more specific details pertaining to the event. If you have any questions specific to the event, please contact Kim Lewis, Assistant Principal at CHS, at [email protected]. This event is a great opportunity for the students of District 301 and YOU can be a part of it! Submit your responses today.
CHS EVENTS
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ATHLETICS
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HEALTH OFFICE
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Early Childhood Screenings
State law indicates that all children with qualifying disabilities between the ages of three and five years must be provided with programs
appropriate to their needs. The school district must offer an annual screening of these children in order to determine need and eligibility
for special education services. Eligible children must be three years of age.
Central Community School District #301 will conduct such screenings at Howard B. Thomas Grade School, 44W575 Plato Road,
Hampshire, IL from August through March at pre-arranged times.
The following areas are sample behaviors that might indicate that a preschool child may be eligible for special education services:
- Does not talk or communicate as well as others his/her age
- Is always on the fringe of activities, never really involved
- Finds it difficult to play with other children
- Has difficulty with feeding, dressing and toileting
- Has difficulty putting together a puzzle, matching shapes/patterns
- Has difficulty sitting still while listening to a short story or watching television
- Does not respond to verbal cues when his/her back is turned
- Does not know names of common objects
- Cannot jump in place, appears clumsy, and/or walks into objects
- Has difficulty riding a tricycle, catching a ball or walking up stairs
If you notice that your child has displayed any of the above difficulties, or if you have other concerns, please contact Julie Salamone,
Early Childhood Special Education Coordinator, at 847-464-6008 to arrange an Early Childhood Screening.
Special Education Records
Central Community Unit School District 301 will destroy special education records from school years 2010-11 and prior of students
who graduated, transferred, or otherwise permanently withdrew from special education services.
Special education records may include reports of psychological and social work evaluations, multidisciplinary planning conferences,
annual reviews, copies of Individual Education Programs and other relevant information.
If a parent or student wants those records, they should call the Student Support Services & Special Education Office at 847-464-5863
before October 31, 2016.
DISTRICT INFORMATION
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ACT & SAT PREP
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FOX VALLEY THEATER CO.
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TRANSPORTATION
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ECC CLASSES FOR KIDS