
Imagine-Chancellor Chargers
April 2025 Newsletter
Every Charger. Every Day. Whatever it Takes.
Dear Imagine-Chancellor Families,
April is a crucial month as our students put forth their best effort in preparation for the upcoming state assessments that take place in May. This is a time to showcase all the hard work and learning that has taken place throughout the year. We encourage our students to stay focused, do their best, and demonstrate perseverance.
One of the most important ways families can support their children during this time is by ensuring consistent attendance. Every day in class matters, and being present helps students feel prepared and confident. Please help by ensuring your child gets a good night's rest, arrives on time, and is ready to engage in learning each day.
In addition to our academic focus, we are excited to welcome the Book Fair this month! This is a great opportunity to encourage reading at home and foster a love for books. We appreciate your support in making this a successful event for our students.
At the conclusion of this month, we will also take time to show our appreciation for our incredible teachers and staff during Teacher Appreciation Week. Their dedication, passion, and hard work make a difference in the lives of our students every day. We encourage families to join us in recognizing and celebrating them!
As always, we continue to emphasize what it means to Always Be a Charger—Caring, Honest, Accountable, Respectful, Grateful, Empathetic, and Responsible. These core values guide our actions daily, and we are proud of how our students demonstrate them in and out of the classroom.
Thank you for your continued partnership in your child's education. Together, we can help our students finish the school year strong!
With love and appreciation,
Ms. Standley
Principal
Please join us in person for Coffee Talk with Admin. We invite your input and feedback on ways to improve our school programs.
SPRING BOOK FAIR
Dear Families,
Get ready—the Scholastic Book Fair is coming to our school! This is a great opportunity to connect with your child over the thrill of bringing home new books to dive into again and again. Studies show that kids read more when they choose books for themselves. And fostering a love of independent reading leads to a wide variety of benefits—including academic success and improved mental health.
Here’s everything you need to know about the Book Fair:
Dates: April 7th-17th (Last shopping day is the 17th )
Location: Media Center
Grandparents Day @ the Book Fair- April 14, 15, 16 (9:00-10:30 am)
Family Night- April 11th 4:15-6:30 pm Food Trucks and Trivia Night
There’s even more info on our school’s Book Fair homepage:
https://www.scholastic.com/bf/imaginechancellor
While you’re there, set up a Book Fair eWallet, the digital payment account that allows your child to shop for books at the Fair without cash. Then share your eWallet link so friends and extended family can add funds.
When you fund an eWallet, you’ll have the opportunity to contribute to a giving initiative called
Share the Fair™. Your contributions directly support our students who need help buying books
from the Fair.
Many of us still remember the rush of finding the perfect book at a Scholastic Book Fair. I hope you’ll join your child at our school’s Fair and share a reading experience they’ll remember forever.
Happy reading,
Stephanie Standley
Principal
Imagine Chancellor
PS: Need one more reason to visit the Book Fair? Every purchase at the Fair benefits our school!
Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day - April 24th
Imagine-Chancellor will participate in Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day on Thursday, April 24, 2025, allowing K-8 students to join a parent or guardian at their workplace.
Students who plan to take part should submit a note to the school in advance to notify staff of their absence. Those participating will receive an excused absence for the day.
This event aligns with key academic goals by providing real-world connections to classroom learning and strengthening partnerships between schools and the business community. It also encourages students to remain engaged in their education, explore post-secondary opportunities, and consider a broad range of career paths.
Summer Camp 2025
Registration is now open.
24-25 Imagine Schools Gulf Atlantic Group Teacher of the Year
We are thrilled to announce that Mrs. de Andrade has been named the Imagine Schools Gulf Atlantic Group Teacher of the Year! This well-deserved honor recognizes her dedication to student success, innovative teaching, and commitment to our school community.
Even more exciting, Mrs. de Andrade will now advance to the national level for the opportunity to become Imagine Schools National Teacher of the Year! Please join us in celebrating this incredible achievement and wishing her the best in the next round of recognition!
School Counseling Update
Imagine-Chancellor School Counselors Ms. Barratt & Ms. Mora assist students with academic, social/emotional, and career needs by working with them in class lessons, small groups, and individual counseling. K-5 class lessons throughout the month of April will focus on careers.
Positivity Project Character Strengths for April
Positivity Project will continue on our campus with a focus on Positivity in Action and the Other People Mindset. Below are the character strengths we will be focusing on each week during the month of April.
Humor- Week of April 1st
Purpose- Week of April 7th
OPM– Identifying & Appreciating the Good in Others- Week of April 14th
Self-Control- Week of April 21st
Appreciation of Beauty & Excellence- Week of April 28th
Positivity Project offers FREE resources for P2 Families!
This is an easy way for families to discuss the importance of character strengths and positive relationships. It is differentiated for various grade levels and includes 1 quote, 1 video and 3 questions to drive conversations around character at home.
Positivity Penny Winners
K-5 students were celebrated for demonstrating outstanding character strengths for the month of February. These students were chosen as representatives of their grade levels to eat lunch with Ms. Standley. Congrats to all our Positivity Penny winners and all students who continue to show outstanding character throughout the day and live out our core values of Always a Caring Honest Accountable Respectful Grateful Empathetic Responsible.
Positivity in Action
Title I Updates
Imagine-Chancellor is a Title I school for the 24-25 school year. Title I programs are designed to improve academic outcomes for all students by strengthening instruction, promoting a culture of high expectations, engaging and empowering families, ensuring safe and healthy learning conditions, and providing a broad range of student support.
Parents can access Title I resources and information on our website https://www.imagine-chancellor.com/copy-of-title-ix and available via our ISCC Parent Hub as well as Imagine-Chancellor's SWP summary which is now posted on our school website:
https://www.imagine-chancellor.com/copy-of-title-ix and available via our ISCC Parent Hub.
Absence Procedures
Your child’s academic and social progress is influenced to a great extent by regular participation in school. Regular attendance without tardiness is the key.
When your child will be absent from school, please send an email to
chancellorattendance@imagine-chancellor.com. In the email provide your child's first and last name, grade level, and teacher along with the reason why they are absent. Please attach any doctor's note or other pertinent information related to the absence. You can also send in a note with your child upon their return to school. If you do not report the absence within 48 hours your child will receive an “unexcused absence.” You must do this process for each day your child is absent.
We encourage you to schedule your child’s appointments after school hours. If this is not possible, parent/guardians must come to the main office first to have their child released. Office personnel will notify the classroom teacher to inform the teacher that your child needs to report to the office. For your child’s safety, the teacher will not release a child to anyone who has not signed them out at the office. Office personnel will not release a child to anyone not listed on the Emergency Contact Card, unless the school is notified by the parent in writing in advance.
Research has shown that there is a strong correlation between attendance and achievement in school. Therefore, our attendance policy will be strictly enforced in accordance with the Palm Beach County Attendance Policy.
EARLY SIGN-OUTS
No students shall be released after 2:30 pm unless the principal/designee determines it is an emergency.
All schools will establish procedures for early release that ensure that all students are treated consistently.
Excessive early sign-outs will be addressed on a case-by-case basis to determine if there is a pattern of non-attendance. Non-attendance for instructional activities is established by tardiness, early-sign outs, or absences for all or any part of the day.
Unless excused under the provisions of this policy, accumulated early sign-outs will be recorded as unexcused absences. (F.S. 1003.02)
Daily Arrival Procedures
- Students who are enrolled in before care will be able to enter the campus daily from 7:15-7:45 am off of High Ridge Road.
- All other students will not be permitted to enter campus prior to 7:50 am.
- Parents who are not enrolled in before care will enter the campus off of Miner Rd following traffic down Imagine Way. Gates will be open to all students at 7:50 am each morning. When you enter Imagine Way, please stay in right hand lane, as it is a 2-lane driveway until you pass the apartment gate. Then proceed to right lane for south side or left lane for north side.
- SPEED LIMIT ON IMAGINE WAY is 20 MPH
- Access to the school off High Ridge Road will not be accessible from 7:45 am-8:35 am.
- Students can be dropped off on the north or south side of the school for AM arrival.
- Student drop-off on High Ridge Road is NOT PERMITTED.
- Parents/Adults are NOT PERMITTED to get out of the car.
- Please ensure your child has all of their belongings and ready to exit the car.
- Ensure your child can unbuckle their seat belt and get out of their booster seat
independently. - To ensure safety of students and staff, USE of cell phone in the car line is PROHIBITED.
Dismissal Procedures
Dismissal Procedures
· Staggered dismissal times will remain the same:
K-2- 3:00 pm
3rd-5th- 3:15 pm
6th-8th- 3:30 pm
Dismissal Sides
K-2: South side of the school
K-8 students with siblings: South side of the school
3rd-8th students without siblings: North side of the school
- All students will remain in their classroom during dismissal
- PikMyKid will be utilized as our dismissal program
- Parents must check-in using the PikMyKid app or provide the designated staff member the assigned dismissal number for their child(ren). Please place your PikmyKid dismissal tag on your rear view mirror or dashboard for staff to easily see.
- Gates will be open to all students at dismissal times. Dismissal traffic will flow down Imagine Way (back road off of Miner Rd) and onto north or the south side of the campus based off your child(ren)'s designated side.
- If you have multiple children in different grade levels, please come at the oldest child’s release time to pick up all of your children on the SOUTH SIDE of the school.
- Please do not come earlier than your child’s assigned dismissal time. Parents that have children in grades 3-8 that come early will be asked to go around and come back at their assigned time.
- STUDENTS ARE NOT PERMITTED TO BE PICKED UP ON HIGH RIDGE ROAD or in front of High Ridge Apartments.
- Parents will be charged a fee of $20 per student picked up after 4:00 p.m.
Imagine Chancellor Parent Info Hub
To provide Imagine-Chancellor families with easy access to various information in one location, we have created the Imagine-Chancellor Parent Info Hub. This can also be found on our school website.
Student Tardiness
Student achievement is of utmost importance at Imagine-Chancellor. Teachers must maximize instructional minutes to promote student learning success. Tardies are a major disruption to the learning environment and student learning. Students miss extremely important intervention/enrichment time. Additionally, learning stops while the tardy student settles into his/her seat.
We strongly encourage families to ensure their child(ren) are setup for success each morning by arriving to school on time. The instructional day starts at 8:30 am. Therefore, it is expected for all students to be in their seat ready to learn at this time. We appreciate your support in this matter.
Helpful Hint: Morning arrival car lines have extremely little to no traffic between 8:00-8:15 am.
PTSA Appreciation
Thank you to our fabulous PTSA for decorating our front lobby for the spring season. Their creativity brings cheer to everyone who enters our school each day! We greatly appreciate your hard work!
Visitor Policy
NEW CHANGE FOR THIS SCHOOL YEAR...To access our school property during the school day, all visitors must go to the south gate and use the video call box to gain entry to the property. All visitors must provide government issued ID to enter the school building. Visitors will be issued a visitor badge that must be worn at all times. When exiting the building, all visitors must check out and turn in their visitor badge.
Adopt a Classroom
In an effort to involve individual families and businesses in our children’s classrooms, we have instituted the Adopt-A-Class program. This program provides the school with funding that can be used for individualized classroom enrichment projects.
The monies will be allocated to the classrooms designated on the form and will supply materials to the students in an effort to enhance their education in a variety of creative ways. In return for the donation, the names of the individual or business will be prominently displayed outside classrooms and will be acknowledged in school-wide publications.
If you or your business would be interested in participating in this wonderful program, please
complete the information below and return it with a check payable to:
Imagine Schools Chancellor Campus.
Thank you in advance for your generosity and support of our classrooms.
OSP- School Payment System
Imagine-Chancellor has transitioned to a new online payment system using OSP. Parents will need to setup an account and follow the instructions to add their child(ren) to their account. This new online payment system will allow parents to pick and choose items they wish to purchase in our school store. Instructions and the link to our Online School Store are provided below:
School Uniforms
InUnison will remain our school uniform vendor for this school year. All of the shirt colors will remain the same as well as the shorts/pants colors. If you wish to order online for this year, the link to the uniform website is below.
FortifyFL- Report Suspicious Activity
FortifyFL is a suspicious activity reporting tool that allows you to instantly relay information to appropriate law enforcement agencies and school officials.
Imagine Chancellor
Email: stephanie.standley@imagine-chancellor.com
Website: imagine-chancellor.com
Location: 3333 High Ridge Road, Boynton Beach, FL, USA
Phone: 561-585-1189
Facebook: facebook.com/imagine-chancellor
Twitter: @chancellor_bb