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Principal’s Message:Dear Canyon View Families,

I hope that you all had a memorable winter break and a happy New Year! Seeing how excited our children were tobe back at school on Monday was a great experience for the staf , and the sounds of children’s voices and laughteronce again fill our hallways and classrooms.

In light of last month’s tragic events at Sandy Hook Elementary, school districts around the country have beenforced to examine their security measures and procedures to ensure that student safety remains a top priority.CFSD and Canyon View are no exception. Over the last few weeks, I have met with our staf and district leaders todiscuss several security-related topics. As a result of these meetings, we have made some adjustments to ourschool-wide emergency procedures and our daily routines.

Since the beginning of the school year, we have been working closely with the Pima County Sherif 's Departmenton refining our existing emergency plan. We have practiced and fine-tuned our procedures over the past fewmonths and we will be re-evaluating the implementation of our plan in the coming weeks. However, lockdownsand safety procedures are only part of the equation, and we are committed to ensuring that our campus is a safeplace for children, staf members and parents.

Additionally, we also need parents and the public to support our ef orts to keep our campus safe by following ourcurrent guidelines and policies that are in place. Please always make sure that when you arrive on campus thatyou first sign-in at the oce before heading to your destination. It’s important to have your visitor badge visiblefor others to see when you are on campus for any reason. Staf members know to look for CFSD ID badges or visi-tor badges on any adult on campus, and to approach those without proper identification. We appreciate your ef-forts to help ensure student safety.

During the month of December, several classrooms participated in our annual Holiday Project led by our coun-selor, Mrs. Stevens. Through the generosity of our Canyon View community we were able to help five families inneed. This selfless act of giving made a significant impact on these families, and I thank each and every one of you who contributed to this project. As we begin planning for the next school year, we are exploring ways to con-sistently help other families in need throughout the year. Thank you for your generosity, and please stay tuned forways you can help.

On January 14th at 2 p.m. Canyon View will be hosting our second open house for prospective Open Enrollmentfamilies. If you know of any families who are interested in exploring what Canyon View has to of er their children,

please pass this important information along to them. Open Enrollment applications are available online at HY-PERLINK "http://www.cfsd16.org" www.cfsd16.org. As a reminder, current Open Enrollment families must reapplyeach year between December 1st and the end of February.

Finally, January 18th marks the beginning of our annual school-wide readathon. This school-wide event promotesand strengthens students’ love for reading. The funds collected during our readathon help our FFO fund teachergrants, provide classroom improvements, and support special student activities. Information packets will be senthome next week. Please support our young readers and our school!

Have a wonderful weekend!

CANYON VIEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL! ! JANUARY 11, 2013

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cerely,


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UpcomingEvents1/14 EARLYRELEASE 1:30p.m.DISMISSAL1/14 OEOPENHOUSE 2:00p.m.

1/18 8:15FFOMeeting

1/18 ReadathonBegins

1/21 NoSchool- Civil

Rights

Day

1/23 BandPerformance

8:15a.m.

1/24 DistrictSpellingBee

3:00p.m.1/28 EARLYRELEASE 1:30p.m.DISMISSAL

1/28 2p.m.Kindergarten ShowandTell

Geography BeeThank you to all the following students who par-ticipated in the Geo Club.

Congratulations to Krishna Dasika

Adi Sharma KiraBreeding Josh Tint Naina Bhamidipati Jeremy Wang William Baragar Kathryn Levin Walter RahmerKrishna Dasika Talia Bauland

Josh

Grade Level Winners:

1st - Cyrus Zhang

2nd - Daniel Sutherland

3rd - Diya Tuli

4th - Naina Bhamidipati5th - Campbell Hague

Top Finisher - Naina Bhamidipati

SPELLING BEE WINNERS

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2012-2013 FFO Monthly Meetings

Friday, January 18 8:05a.m.

Friday, February 15 8:05 a.m. NO FFO Meeting -March

Friday, April 19 8:05 a.m.Tuesday, May 17 8:05

Principals LunchThe following students were invited to have lunch with Principal Henikman on Friday,

December 21, 2012

Stefen Gerasimovich Caleb Galas

Hallie Villa Diya Tuli

Michael Vaughn Ty Pham-Swann

William Tennyson Spencer Chan

Addison Villa

Canyon View 25th Anniversary

Canyon View 25th Anniversary Sweatshirts and T Shirts! Did you miss your opportunity to own a piece of history? There are a limited number of Hooded Sweat-shirts and Long Sleeve T shirts available. Sweatshirts are $25 each and long sleeve t shirts are $12 each. Contact Jean Popham at [email protected] to ask about sizes available. These are available on afirst come, first serve basis so get yours before we run out!

Canyon View Elementary will be closed for

Civil Rights Day

January 21, 2013

mailto:[email protected]


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OPEN ENROLLMENTSY 2012/2013

The open enrollment period runs from 12/1/12 to 2/28/13. Open En-

rollment applications and information regarding the application process

are online at the district website, www.cfsd16.org.

See the attached flyer for more information.

CANYON VIEWSThe CV newsletter is published on the following dates:

1/11, 1/25 2/8, 3/1, 3/15,3/29, 4/12,4/26,5/3 & 5/17

The deadline for submissions is the Wednesday before publication.

Attention, Canyon View Coyotes!

We are rolling out Character Counts bookmarks in January. Every student will get one bookmark. Feel free to use

them in any and all books you read, even for the Read-a-Thon! The Read -a Thon starts on Friday January 18,

2013. Use the bookmark all day long and think about good character. The bookmarks each have one character

trait on the front and a quote on the back. Look for the bookmarks to be handed out soon! Happy reading and

make Character Count!

Connor C., Robby P.

Student Feature: Canyon View student, Eli C., is a caring 4th grader who donated his cut hair over winter

break to a charity called Locks Of Love. This student showed his character by being generous and caring.

He really wanted to help a good cause, so he waited patiently until his hair grew 10 whole inches!

The question is:

How are you going to make a difference?

Photo credit: Leigh Burkey

Student Interview by Natalie M. and Jason K.

Q: Why did you do this?

Eli: I got the idea from my friend Fletcher whose father died from cancer.

Q: Did people treat you differently with long hair? If so, how?

Eli: Yes. Some people would tease me, but most people were nice.

Q: How did you feel when your hair was getting cut off?

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Rob HenikmanPrincipal

KINDERGARTEN

SHOW & TELL


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5th Grade PridelinesOrder from December 8th to January 18th the cost is $7.00. WE cannot accept any orders past

January 18th. Please don't miss out on this opportunity to have a

memorable message printed in the yearbook for your graduating 5th grader. Any questions please emailNancy Hsaio at [email protected] or Kerry Perlman at [email protected].

We are sending order forms home with the 5th graders or you can use the form attached with thisCanyon Views newsletter.

OPEN HOUSESchool Tours -

Jan. 14 at 2:00 p.m.;

Feb. 5 at 8:30 a.m.;March 20 at 3:30 p.m.;

April 10 at 8:30 a.m





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COPY PAPER

DONATIONS

Thank you to all CV families who sogenerously donated copy paper to CV

at the beginning of the year. Wegreatly appreciate it!

If you have not previously donatedpaper or would like to do so again,

please bring copy paper donations tothe Front Office. The paper needs to

be 20 lb. weight...white and all colorsaccepted.

Thank you so much for consideringthis very worthwhile donation to

Canyon View!

Love Our Schools Gala Did you recieve a holiday gift you just can't use or have a duplicate of? Donate it!

Did you know the Catalina Foothills School District Foundation raises 100's of 1000's of dollars each year andthat money goes directly to support teacher positions within our district. 100% money donated by the Founda-tion to the District goes into the "pot" of money used to pay teachers. This means more qualifed teachers andsmaller classes. The entire district benefits and they Foundation needs our help! Each year the Foundation puts on a fun event called the Love Our Schools Gala and each school donates a bas-ket to be used in the incredible silent auction. Canyon Views basket is titled "Gifts and Games". We are ask-ing parents to dig around and find any new duplicate game, toy, puzzle or gift card and donate it to the basket. Donations will be accepted through Wednesday, Jan 23rd at the Canyon View office. Questions? Email JeanPopham at [email protected] And don't forget to attend the Love Our Schools Gala. It is a very fun, festive night with a great dinner, awe-some silent and live auction, casino, live band and more. Tickets can be purchased athttp://www.cfsdfoundation.org When you are at their website check out more information about the Foundationand consider making a direct donation-the money donated does make a difference-it helps give us all of ourfabulous teachers from Kindergarten through High School!

A note from the Health OfficeGood Health Habits Can Help Stop Germs

The single best way to prevent seasonal flu is to

get vaccinated each year, but good health habits

like covering your cough and washing your hands

often can help stop the spread of germs and pre-vent respiratory illnesses like the flu. There also

are flu antiviral drugs that can be used to treat and

prevent the flu.Germs are often spread when aperson touches something that is contami-nated with germs and then touches his or hereyes, nose, or mouth.

Practice other good health habits.

Get plenty of sleep, be physically active,manage your stress, drink plenty of fluids,and eat nutritious food.http://www.cdc.gov/flu/protect/habits.h

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Hello great CV Parents, The HealthOffice is in great need for Water andSaltines and cough drops. Also in

need of paper towels. Thank you forall you do for us here at CV.

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Kindergarten Show & Tell will be held on January 28th and February 11th at 2:00 p.m. If you have an incoming2013/2014 kindergarten-aged child, please contact the office at 209-7701 and make an appointment to come on

one of those two dates

Canyon View Mission Statement

A statement of our purpose and function as a school.

The mission of Canyon View Elementary School, a school driven by children’s needs, in partnership withparents and community, is to ensure that all of our children will achieve their academic and personal best

through a curriculum dedicated to excellence.

Visit CV on the Web

http://www.cfsd16.org/schools/canyonview/

and

FACEBOOK

CV FFO on the Web!

http://sites.google.com/site/canyonviewffo/

OR

CLICK ON

“CANYON VIEW FFO”

FROM THE SCHOOL’S WEBSITE

Staff Websites http://www.cfsd16.org/schools/canyonview/directory.html

Spanish Class Website

http://sites.google.com/site/cvspanish2/


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CATALINAFOOTHILLS

SCHOOL DISTRICT

Dr. Mary Kamerzell

Superintendent

209-7500

[email protected]

GOVERNING BOARD

Sherri Silverberg

President

615-9224

[email protected]

Todd Camenisch

Vice-President615-9855

[email protected]

Carole Siegler

Member

529-1379

[email protected]

John Bergan

Member

878-6180

[email protected] Mary Lou Richerson

Member

299-4746

[email protected]

CANYON VIEW

Rob Henikman

Principal

Phone209-7700

Fax 209-7770


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Notification of Pest Control

State Law (House Bill 2135, Chapter 102) requires the school district to notifyparents, legal guardians, and employees 48 hours prior to pest/weed controltreatments.

In accordance with these requirements, Essential Pest, vendor for pesticidetreatment, will visit our school once month to inspect building exteriors, kitchenareas, and restrooms, and to perform pest control treatments of those areas, asrequired. Our current pest control program does not include pesticideapplications inside classrooms. Such applications are performed only if infestationoccurs. Essential Pest will treat Canyon View on the third Tuesday of each month.

Additional information may be obtained from the Environmental Health and SafetyOffice at the district office at 299-6446.

State of Arizona

Legislative Representatives

for CFSD

(please check www.azleg.state.az.us for contact information)Legislative District 26

Senator Al Melvin

Representative Vic Williams

Representative Terri Proud

Legislative District 30

Senator Frank Antenori

Representative David Gowan

Representative Ted Vogt

http://www.azleg.state.az.us/

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Fresh!

Fun!

Organized !

Breakfast Meeting

Get your year off to a great start!

8-9 a.m.

Start your day right! Join us for muffins, fruit and coffee atour first meeting of 2013!

in the Library

Friday, January 18

On the agenda: School Safety

Spring Carnival Plans

Readathon Launch &Upcoming Star Party

$25 AppleApp StoreGift Card

Raffle!

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Canyon View ElementaryYearbook Prideline Order Form

Don’t miss out! Order your memorable congratulatory prideline message printed in theyearbook for your graduating 5th grader!! See Early Bird Special below :

! ! $5.00 - per message until December 7! ! $7.00 - per message for orders submitted December 7th through January 18t

All Prideline orders after January 18th will not be accepted.

Don’t have a 3 X 5 note card? Just write your message in the box below and return it tothe front office with your payment of cash or check payable to “Canyon View FFO” orcredit card (attach credit card payment confirmation from your on-line order via CVFFOwebsite).

Need additional Prideline forms? Go to Canyon View Elementary' website, click ondirectly to CVFFO’s website at http://sites.google.com/site/canyonviewffo/yearbook .Please call Nancy Hsiao at 309-0142 or [email protected] with any questions.

Write your special message in the box below:Make it unique with poems, baby pictures, drawings, stickers, etc. Please send typed or

handwritten message in pen or marker. The card will be published in the horizontalorientation and reduced in size.

arent Name: ___________________________

-mail : ________________________________

ash: ____________ Check No. ___________

Phone No(s) ________________________________

________________________________Copy of credit card paymentconfirmation attached: ____________________

Return this Prideline form along with payment to your student’s teacher or the Front Office



http://sites.google.com/site/canyonviewffo/yearbook

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Families with kindergarten-age children* are invited to

visit their neighborhood school to discover the

passion and commitment for early childhood learning

embraced by Catalina Foothills educators.

• You will learn about the school’s half-day (Kindergarten) and

fee-based full-day (Kindergarten Plus) program options and how

we can work together to help ensure your child has a smooth

transition to school.

• Children will participate in classroom activities with one of the

school’s kindergarten teachers.

• At this time, in-district residents may register for the optional,

fee-based full-day Kindergarten Plus program.

• “Show and Tell” sessions are one hour long, followed by a

thirty-minute tour of the school.

Please sign up for a “Show and Tell” session by

contacting your neighborhood school.

• Canyon View Elementary 209-7700

January 28 OR February 11, 2:00 p.m.

• Manzanita Elementary 209-7800


• Sunrise Drive Elementary 209-7900

February 14, 2:15 p.m. OR February 26, 3:30 p.m.• Ventana Vista Elementary 209-8000


Note: Open Enrollment applicant families are welcome to attend.

* If your child will be five years old prior to September 1, 2013, he or she is

eligible to attend kindergarten at one of our four elementary schools.

Kindergarten

Show and Tellin Catalina Foothills

School District

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