• Friday, May 10, 2024 - MMS Girls Soccer Try Outs
• Monday, May 13, 2024- 4th/5th Grade Respect Games
• Monday, May 13, 2024- 7th Grade Dollywood Field Study
• Tuesday, May 14, 2024- 6th/7th Respect Games
• Tuesday, May 14, 2024- 4th Grade Flat Boat Float and Family Gathering
• Tuesday, May 14, 2024- CGIS Spring Orchestra Concert at The Clayton Center
• Wednesday, May 15, 2024 - CGIS Soarin' On Up Day
• Wednesday, May 15, 2024- 7th Grade Drive In Movie Night
• Wednesday, May 15, 2024- MJHS Girls Basketball Tryouts Begin
• Thursday, May 16, 2024- 4th/5th Super Reader Reward Day-Skating
• Friday, May 17, 2024 - 7th Grade Clap Out- 10:55AM
• Friday, May 17, 2024- Last Day of School- Half Day, Dismissal at 11:10am

4th/5th Grade laptop collection will be Thursday, May 9, 2024

6th/7th Grade laptop collection will be Friday, May 10, 2024

Please make sure to put your ASUS charger up somewhere safe for the summer. It will be $20 to replace lost chargers.

ONLY STUDENTS WHO ARE NOT RETURNING TO A MARYVILLE CITY SCHOOL AND STUDENTS WITH LENOVO CHARGERS WILL TURN IN CHARGERS ON COLLECTION DAY.

Whether you are moving within our Maryville City Schools District or moving out of the area this summer, please call Delaine Bennett in our Student Services Office at 865-982-6345 to start the process. You may also email her at delaine.bennett@maryville-schools.org.

If you are moving completely out of Maryville City Schools, you will also need to the begin withdrawal process by clicking on the link below, but please make sure you contact Mrs. Bennett first!

Please contact our Registrar also, Debbie McCrory to ensure that your student will not be enrolled in CGIS classes next school year. debbie.mccrory@maryville-schools.org

Parents, please come by the CGIS Clinic if you would like to pick up your student's medications. We cannot send meds home via students. All prescription meds will be disposed of if they are not picked up by next Friday, May 17, unless the student is enrolled in summer school and will be taking the medicine while they are on campus.

7th GRADE IMMUNIZATIONS

All students entering 7th grade must have the following immunizations PRIOR to Monday, August 05, 2024.

· Tetanus-diphtheria-pertussis booster (“T-dap”)

· Verification of immunity to Varicella (chicken pox): 2 doses or history (dates) of disease – either must be documented.

For your student to start school at Coulter Grove Intermediate School on Monday, August 05, 2024, an updated immunization record, printed on the NEW OFFICIAL “Tennessee Department of Health Certificate of Immunization” form, must be provided to the school.

Please contact our school nurse if you have any questions.

4th/5th Grades

6th/7th Grades

CGIS yearbooks are here! We have ordered a limited number of extra yearbooks. Once all prepaid orders have been fulfilled and sent home, we will accept payment on a first come first serve basis for any remaining yearbooks to be purchased. You may come into the CGIS office to pay for a yearbook. The cost is $40. We can accept cash or check only.

Don’t miss out on our Miles4Maryville Race discount through the month of May! 🌟

Register now to save $5 each! Please visit www.maryvillecityschoolsfoundation.org and use code EARLYBIRD5 for discount! 🏃‍♀️ #

#MCSF | #Miles4Maryville | #Discount

The Maryville String Camp provides an opportunity for campers to explore the excitement of orchestra playing during the summer, while continuing the development of their technique and musical skills. Students attending the camp will be placed in one of three ensembles geared toward beginning through advanced string playing levels.

2024 Camp Info

The May Lead Worthy character trait of the month is Integrity.

What is Integrity?

Integrity is the ability and willingness to live with honesty and excellence. People who act with integrity make a choice to do the right thing, no matter who is watching. Integrity is the foundation on which we build relationships and trust.

Why Focus on Integrity?

• Integrity generates trust. When we are honest and follow through on promises, we gain the confidence of our team; Trust allows us to collaborate and achieve more together.
• Integrity encourages self-assessment. Integrity requires our regular self-assessment to align behaviors with our goals and self-beliefs.
• Integrity is essential in leadership. Great leaders decrease anxiety and build strong teams when they are honest, consistent, and responsible.

Integrity In Action

• Acknowledge and affirm acts of integrity. Publicly praise students who model acts of integrity such as honesty and honor. Encourage students to identify classmates who show integrity.
• Use scenarios and role play. Challenge students with real-life scenarios and situations that allow them to reflect, discuss, and choose the best next step or action.
• Create a culture of accountability. Invite students to give you feedback. Ask students to rate the class based on your Social Contract. Empower students with choice-based consequences.