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CIAS
Campus
Activities & Schedules
Holiday
Schedule
At CIAS, our school year begins August 1 and ends July 31. Tutoring lessons
begin August 15 and end May 25. This enables flexibility to individual family
schedules. Your school calendar may vary according to your personal observance of holidays, birthdays, vacations, celebrations, reunions, or sick
days.
| 2005 Fall Semester : |
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| September 5, 2005, Monday |
Monday Labor Day |
| October 3-7, 2005 |
Fall Break |
| November 11, 2005 |
Friday Veteran’s Day |
| November 21-25, 2005 |
Thanksgiving Holidays |
| December 19-January 7, 2006 |
Christmas/New Years Holidays |
| 2006 Spring Semester: |
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| January 16, 2006,
Monday |
Martin Luther
King Holiday |
| February 20,
2006,
Monday |
President's Day |
| March 13-17,
2006,
Mon-Fri |
Spring Break |
| April 14, 2006, Friday
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Good Friday
Holiday |
| May 19, 2005, Friday |
High School
Graduation |
| May 25, 2006 Thursday |
Last Day of
School |
Activity
Schedule
| August 15,
2005,
Monday |
School Starts
at CIAS Fall Semester |
| September 8,
Thursday |
First Senior
Class of 2006 Meeting |
| September 24, Saturday |
High School Orientation |
| October 14,
Friday |
End of first
quarter (nine weeks) |
| October 15,
Saturday |
PSAT
administered to High School |
| November 1
& 2, T & W |
Biology
Dissection Lab (high school) |
| December 16,
Friday |
End of
2005 Fall Semester |
| January 9,
2006 Monday |
2006 Spring
Semester starts |
| February 14,
Tuesday |
Valentine’s
Day Party |
| March 17,
Friday |
End of third
quarter (ten weeks) |
| April 3-5,
Mon-Wed |
ITBS
Achievement Testing: Elem/Mid |
| April 3-5,
Mon-Wed |
ITBS
Achievement Testing: High Sch |
| April, 2004,
Friday or Sat |
Highschool Formal Banquet & Prom |
| May |
Graduation
Ceremony Rehearsal |
| May 19, 2004,
Friday |
High School
Graduation Ceremony |
| May 25,
Thursday |
Last Day of
School Party |
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End of Spring
2005 Semester |
| Mid June to end
of July |
9 Weeks of Summer
School/Tutoring |
Classes
& Field Trips
Every student must have
a permission slip on file before they will be allowed to participate in
any CIAS activities or field trips. Tentative list of activities:
2005 FALL SEMESTER
Home Economics/LMS class for high school girls
Composition Lessons (individual) with Mrs. Jones
Research Paper Workshops (group) with Mrs. Jones
Drawing Classes with Julie Hual
PSAT in October
7-Specimen Biology Dissection in November
2006 SPRING SEMESTER
Research Paper Guidance (individual meetings) with Mrs. Jones
High School Banquet in late April
Drawing & Color Classes with Julie Hual
Annual Tubing/Beach trip in May (end of school)
Daily
Schedule
8:00 School will open, tutoring beguins
9:00
10:00
11:00
12:00 Lunch/PE
1:00 Back to Tutoring Lessons
2:00
3:00
4:00
5:00 Tutoring officially over
Special arrangements must be made to stay later. Additional fees may apply.
Lunch
& PE
Students enjoy a one-hour lunch and PE break at 12:00 noon each day.
Students should provide their own lunch and drinks. They are allowed supervised
walks to Parade or the Bread of Life Bake Shop to purchase food and drinks as
well. Students may not leave the school premises without permission. Car-pooling
to pick up fast food lunches is prohibited, except in pre-arranged (parents)
and permitted (CIAS) circumstances. A microwave for heating food and a refrigerator for cold storage is available. See appropriate lunch food handout.
After lunch students may play volleyball and basketball. Walking, jogging,
skate boarding, inline skating, and playing at the Osceola Park are also
permitted as weather allows. Board games and computer games are also available with
teacher's permission. Appropriate PE clothing must be worn.Girls: Loose coulottes or knee-length shorts; no pants
Boys: Knee-length shorts or sports pants
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