• Monday, January 20, 2025 - MLK Holiday- NO SCHOOL
• Wednesday, January 22, 2025 - Maryville Middle BOYS Soccer Interest Meeting
• Tuesday, January 28, 2025- CGIS Night at MHS Home Basketball Game
• Tuesday, January 28, 2025- CGIS Unicycle Performance at MHS Home Basketball Games
• Wednesday, January 29, 2025- MJHS Golf Interest Meeting

CGIS Yearbooks will be on sale now through March 7, 2025. You can use the link below to order online.

CGIS School ID Code is 708857.

Order forms will also be sent home soon if you prefer to pay with cash or check.

It is important to note that this is the only time frame that yearbooks will be for sale. No orders will be accepted after March 7, 2025.

Any interested 6th or 7th grade student is invited to attend the MJHS Golf Interest meeting.

After school art with Ms. Jaquie will begin January, 21, 2025. Interested students should pick up a permission form in the CGIS front office.

It’s that time of year again, and we’re thrilled to kick off our One Book Blitz on February 3, 2025! 🎉 We’re planning a fun scavenger hunt in the ELA classrooms, and we’d love your participation!

Please take a moment to review the available slots listed below. Click on the button to sign up for a spot that works best for you. Your help will make this event a memorable experience for everyone involved! Thank you so much for your support and enthusiasm. Please send all items to the CGIS office by 1/24/2025

PTC loves to show appreciation for all of us here at CGIS! Please see the attached link and information about PTC Pals.

This month’s Leadworthy Character Trait is Respect.

What is Respect?

Respect is the willingness and ability to act professionally and thoughtfully with ourselves and others. Leaders can deal respectfully with opposition and provide space for both dignity and differences to coexist.

Why focus on Respect?

• Respect contributes to a positive culture. People feel safe, supported, and engaged in the context of thoughtful social, emotional, civic, and intellectual interactions.
• Respect decreases conflict. Respect helps us, and others, to be able to express ourselves without fear of being judged, humiliated, or discriminated against.
• Respect encourages empathy. Respect helps us to understand each other and put ourselves in someone else shoes.

Respect in Action:

• Teach children words have power. How we talk to others, and ourselves, can motivate or discourage, connect or destroy, hurt or heal. We should choose our words with care.
• Create opportunities for group decision-making. Open dialogue engages children in a process where compromise is crucial to making decisions.
• Vary protocols for classroom sharing. Frequently use open-ended questions, partner sharing, and small group activities to connect and promote understanding.

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