CBH School Beliefs
- We have caring hearts and helping hands
- We are responsible for our actions and our part in learning
- Through cooperation we achieve our goal
- We respect people and property
Mission
“Laying the foundation for success by educating and empowering all students”
Vision
Through a culture of caring, responsibility, cooperation and respect, the CBH community empowers all students to build a foundation for success in an ever-changing and diverse society.
Upcoming Events
Feb. 1- Kindergarten Registration Beings for 2024-2025
Feb. 5-9- School Counselor Appreciation Week THANK YOU Mrs. Jorgenson and Mrs. Broe
Feb. 8- PTA Meeting 6:00 PM @ Haw
Feb. 9- Principal for a Day
Feb. 9- Winter Wonderland Family Dance Party 6-8
Feb. 13-17- Kindness Week
Feb. 14- Valentine's Day
Feb. 16- Early Out Day
Feb. 19- No School
Feb. 29- Husky Pride Day- Wear your Husky Gear
Feb. 29- Parent/Teacher Conferences 3:00-7:00
Winter Gear
Parents, please be sure to have your child prepared for winter weather. Unfortunately, we have several students that come to school without hats, boots, and mittens. Please help your child be ready for cold weather recess. They may want a change of clothes/shoes if theirs get wet. Students do need tennis shoes for gym classes. If you need assistance with items, please contact Mrs. Jorgenson or Mrs. Broe.
Birthday Invitation Reminders
Please see the information about birthday invitations from the Elementary Student Handbook.
If your child is going to bring invitations to school for a party at home, all the children in the class must be invited. If you aren't inviting all the children in the class, do not bring the invitations to school; mail or hand-deliver the invitations.
March Parent/Teacher Conferences
The second round of conferences are just around the corner….
Thursday, Thursday, Feb. 29th from 3:00-7:00 PM
Monday, March 4th from 3:00-7:00 PM
The conferences offer a wonderful opportunity for parents and teachers to discuss student progress and to plan for the future growth of each child. They also provide the chance to discuss any teacher or parent concerns. We look forward to this opportunity to continue working in partnership with you to enhance the education of our students!
All conferences will be in person or you can choose virtual again this spring.
Kindness Week
Kindness Week is February 12th - 16th. It is a week filled with fun activities with a special focus on kind actions we can do for others, and the importance of being kind all the time.
The schedule is listed below:
Monday 2/12 —“Team up Monday” Team up together to be kind to everyone! Students and staff can wear their favorite team wear.
Tuesday 2/13 “Kindness ties us together” Wear clothing (or accessories) that are tie dyed or have a tie dye pattern!
Wednesday 2/14——"Valentine’s Day Wednesday” Together we can make our school a culture of kindness! All students can wear red, pink or white to show their kind spirit!
Thursday 2/15 “Husky pride day” At CBH we are proud to be kind! Students and staff can wear their husky gear or wear CBH Husky colors (teal, black and white)!
Friday 2/16--“Pajama Friday” We should be kind to others day and night! Students and staff can wear their pajamas to school!
Kindergarten Registration Opens February 1
Kindergarten Registration for Fargo Public Schools opens one week from today on February 1. If your child turns 5 by July 31, 2024, they are eligible to attend school in the fall. Visit fargo.k12.nd.us/registration to learn more about the registration process.
February Counselor’s Corner
In February guidance lessons will focus on various social and emotional skills, emotion management, and conflict resolution:
In kindergarten, students will learn strategies to help them when they have to wait for something or someone.
In first grade, students will continue to learn about coping skills.
In second grade, students will learn various conflict resolution strategies such as taking turns, compromising, and using I messages.
In third grade, students will review and continue to sharpen their conflict resolution strategies such as taking turns, compromising, and using “I messages”.
In fourth grade, students will be introduced to problem solving steps that can help them when they are in conflicts with friends and classmates. The problem-solving steps form an acronym that is the word STEP: S-Say the problem, T-Think of solutions, E-Explore consequences, and P-Pick the best solution.
In fifth grade, students will learn to generate safe and respectful solutions to a problem, identify consequences of potential solutions, and select an appropriate solution to a problem.
If you have any questions, please let us know! Steffanie Jorgenson CBH 446-4418 Lexi Broe Hawthorne 446-4508
The Fargo South Track and Field program would like to invite your child to our three day youth camp. This is open to any one of any gender currently in grades K-5. This camp will teach the basic fundamentals in track and field and serve as an introduction to many events, such as sprinting, throwing, and jumping events. Instruction will be provided by Fargo South coaches as well as alumni If there is inclement weather, we will hold the camp indoors. Here are the details:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-BXQjciyWudoHoPkuWJ3Id1NnXf_-iZq3V3g6AeT4Vs/edit
Clara Barton Elementary (Gr. 3-5)
Mrs. Rainsberry, Assistant Principal
Website: www.fargo.k12.nd.us/cbh
Location: 1417 6th Street South, Fargo, ND, USA
Phone: 701.446.4400
Hawthorne Elementary (Gr. K-2)
Mrs. Rainsberry, Assistant Principal
Website: www.fargo.k12.nd.us/cbh
Location: 555 8th Avenue South, Fargo, ND, USA
Phone: 701.446.4500