The safety and well-being of every student and staff member is Imagine Schools’ highest priority. We are monitoring the situation regarding COVID-19 (Coronavirus) very closely, and are in regular communication with local and state health departments to be sure we have access to the latest information and recommendations from federal, state, regional, and local authorities.

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has an extensive collection of information, recommendations, status updates and Frequently Asked Questions about the COVID-19 virus. Imagine Schools recommends referring to those sources for general information about the virus, preventive measures, travel recommendations and alerts, and other valuable information about this rapidly evolving situation. The Florida Department of Health website (http://www.floridahealth.gov/diseases-and-conditions/COVID-19/index.html) is also a good source of information locally.

We will continue to monitor this evolving situation closely, and will update families as necessary. In the meantime, it is important not to panic. Please be assured that the health and safety of our students and staff is our highest priority, and we will continue to do all that we can to maintain continuity of operations while minimizing student and staff exposure.

Hi Families,

We are now accepting Extended Care Registrations for the 20′-21′ school year. Please know that payment must accompany forms in order for your child to be registered. The fee is $40 per family, per school year.

IMPORTANT: We will NOT be accepting ANY Extended Care Registrations between July 10th and August 31st so please plan accordingly.

All the information is included in the forms and only the first 2 pages need to be turned in, the rest is for you to keep for reference.

Thank you so much 🙂

Our testing dates now available, please add to your personal calendars. They are below and can also be accessed here. 🙂

April 1: 3rd Grade Reading/FSA Writes Grades 4-8
April 2: 3rd Grade Reading
May 4: Reading 4-8
May 5: Reading 4-8
May 6: Math Grades 3-6
May 7: Math Grades 3-6
May 11: Math Grades 7-8/Science Grade 5/Alg 1 EOC
May 12: Math Grades 7-8/Science Grade 5/Alg 1 EOC
May 13: Science Grade 8/Civics EOC

 

Hi Super Extended Care Families,

Attached you will find the Day Camp Registration form for Spring Break Camp. The school is closed for Spring Break. All the information is noted on the form, which are due, along with the associated fees, no later than Wednesday, February 26th. Registrations will NOT be accepted after Wednesday, February 26th.

Registration & Field Trip forms: click here

Things to know:

• Hours 6:30a-6:00p
• Lunch/snacks/drinks provided by parent/guardian
• Uniforms are NOT required; however, your child must be dressed appropriately.
• Toys, video games, etc. are allowed at the discretion of the parents, keeping in mind that ISTC & its staff members will not be held responsible for these items in any way.
• Cell phones are permitted for game use only and MUST be kept on “airplane mode”

IMPORTANT:
·Please know that we MUST meet our minimum number of students registered in order to hold camp on any given Day Camp day. We ask for these forms to be turned in about 2 weeks prior in case we do not meet that requirement and are unable to hold camp, it gives our families enough time to make other arrangements if necessary.
·Please make note of the days you’ve signed your child(ren) up for camp. You must seek approval for date changes, etc. Thank you.
·Please make any and all Day Camp payments separate from Extended Care payments.

FIELD TRIPS: Please make sure you enter the Emergency Contact Info at the bottom of the permission slip as we take this with us to use in case of Emergency. This should be the first and second people (usually parents) that should be called in case of an emergency. Thank you!

DISCIPLINE: **IMPORTANT**
The children are spoken to and reminded about the expectations of their behavior on a regular basis. IF they have a hard time listening and following directions at camp they WILL lose their privilege to attend any given field trip as we cannot guarantee their safety, or the safety of those around them off campus. Your child will be given one additional warning if misbehaving, and if they’re spoken to again, they will lose the field trip privilege. IF your child loses their field trip privilege they will be unable to attend camp on field trip day, it will be up to you to make other arrangements. Any fees associated with the field trip will not be refunded.

REMINDERS:
·Please be reminded that Day Camps are separate from the Extended Care Program and are not included in the monthly discounted or weekly Extended Care payments.
·Day Camp fees are non-refundable. Often, I will allow changes up to 1 week prior to the start of camp, however, there will be no refunds after that as we have to staff and order supplies accordingly.

You’re welcome to email me your forms and pay on campus via the SQUARE if it’s easiest for you. Please do not fax any Day Camp or Extended Care paperwork.

Thank you so much and I hope you all have a wonderful day and week ahead.

Welcome Parents, Students and Friends to our Read-a-thon!

This year, we are excited to announce that we will hold a Read-a-thon fundraiser. Our
Read-a-thon is a program that brings students together with family and friends to
encourage reading and to build literacy skills.

The main focus of the Read-a-thon is for everyone to know we are committed to
improving reading skills. To that end, the Read-a-thon promises to be a fun, exciting
journey for all participants as they begin a personal Reading Adventure that challenges
each reader to complete 10 reading sessions over our 2-week event.

Our Read-a-thon will start November 22, 2019.

Approximately 1 week before we start our first reading session we will send home
paperwork with your reader explaining how you will activate their personal Read-a-thon
page.

You will know that we have distributed the take home sheet because we will also place
a green Read-a-thon bracelet around your child’s wrist as a reminder.

We understand that, as parents, you have high expectations for the quality of your
child’s education but also have limited time.

That’s why we chose to hold a Read-a-thon.

You will find this to be the easiest fundraiser possible. By simply activating your
reader’s personal page and using the promotional tools found there, friends and family
anywhere in the world can show their support for your reader by making a donation to
our Read-a-thon.

Your involvement in the Read-a-thon will help your child develop a lasting love of
reading.

We hope each one of you will activate your child’s personal page the day your child
brings home their paperwork. Hopefully they will be wearing their green bracelet as
well.

Imagine School at Town Center