The results can be seen in the young adults they are becoming. Many visiting parents tell us they are concerned about what their child is learning and their day-to-day school experience. At Eden Christian Academy, we provide a safe, nurturing environment where your child can excel academically, grow spiritually, and be known individually. She focuses her practice on construction litigation and insurance coverage issues.
Amy Madia has been serving on the board since Board of Directors. About Eden Christian Academy is an independent Christian school incorporated as a Pennsylvania nonprofit corporation under the name Eden Christian Academy.
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As we always have, we will address challenges thoughtfully, with determination and innovation. I truly believe that when this pandemic is in our past, it will be the simple things in life that we will appreciate more and it will be our connections to each other that will remain unforgotten.
I am proud to be a part of this school community, today and always, and I remain ever grateful for all of you. With warmest thoughts,. April 22, Dear Families,. I hope that you are all managing during these challenging times. Please know that I am thinking of you and know that you are all doing your best. I want to share with you that we are required by the Agency of Education to take attendance. We need to know that your children are engaging in some type of school related activities, daily.
Communication does not have to be daily. It is going to look different for different grade levels. In grades 4, 5 and 6 students using google classroom counts as attendance. If you are in contact with anyone from the school, it counts. I will be working with the district Student Attendance Specialist to reach out to any families we are not hearing from. If you have any questions, please call me or send me an email.
Thank you. Be well. I hope this letter finds you healthy and safe. My hope for you over April break was that you were able to take time to step back temporarily from the rigors of remote learning and to have some pressures lessen.
As we return on Monday to remote learning, I would like to reiterate my appreciation for all of you as we work together through this unusual time, and to give you some updates.
The following are additions to his executive order:. However, we must remain vigilant and continue to practice social distancing and adhere to the Stay Home, Stay Safe Order. On or around May 8, Governor Scott and Secretary Dan French will issue guidance on end-of-year activities and anything else based on the health modeling of this virus. Also, all Vermont Schools have been tasked with developing Continuation of Learning Plans that will be in place for the remaining weeks of school.
Specific information about the plans will be forthcoming later this week. To give you an overview, our plans will consist of the following guidelines and general ideas:. I recognize that guidance comes often from the Agency of Education and things appear to be ever changing.
What does not change, however, is the determination, generosity and calm our staff and families have shown over the past several weeks. Specifically, I send my gratitude to all of our staff who have risen to this challenge and continue to serve our families and students during this crisis. I am in awe of how quickly our school teams have made the changes and adaptations necessary to educate, nurture and support our students.
They are true leaders and role models and I treasure each one of them. Thank you to our families who are supporting their children, their own jobs, and each other. You have sent so many positive messages to our staff in recent days. Your support has served as strength for your children and us all as we work hard to continue our educational mission, despite the significant challenges all of us face.
And thank you to our community members who support our schools by volunteering, mentoring, and providing us with resources to ensure the social-emotional well being of our children.
I appreciate the conversations I have had with so many of you and the connections we have made have touched me deeply. With all of the changes that have presented themselves, I continue to be amazed and inspired by the determination of our students and staff each and every day.
I thank you for your strength, acts of extraordinary kindness, and generosity of heart. I am thinking of all of you.
As always, please feel free to reach out to me should you want to discuss anything or everything. A huge thank you to our lunch crew feeding Eden and Waterville families! Eddie the Eagle is missing all of you! Remember, even though we are apart, ECS is one big family!
Kindergarten Meet the Teacher Night. The Kindergarten room will be open. Thursday, August 22nd. Drop in at your convenience. This is a chance to bring your child in to see our room, pick out their cubby, explore classroom materials, and feel more comfortable before school starts.
Michael leading all of ECS students and staff in a drum circle. Miller awarded reading awards to over half of our students for meeting their. The Clif Grant enriched each of our students with a 2 book give-a-way!
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Eden, VT. Most sincerely, Melinda Mascolino. Eden Kitchen Hero's!!! Thank you so much for your excellent cooking! Hello, ECS Families, Monday, August 10th, from , myself, the superintendent, Cat Gallager, and the heads of each of the LNSU departments, will be available in a google meet for an information sharing session for school re-opening, There will be a question and answer portion following. Please join us at: meet. August 1, As we predicted, Governor Scott issued an Executive Order yesterday announcing a September 8th start date for all public and private schools in Vermont to allow more time for schools to prepare with faculty.
This seems especially important right now given the frequency of changing guidance and the need to respond thoughtfully and not re-actively. We have been hard at work over the last several weeks planning for the school year. Through careful study of a wide range of options, evolving health, safety and regulatory guidance, educator and family feedback, and consideration of plans from other parts of the state, we have framed options for consideration by the Board.
We have received many comments from parents that straddle extremes. There are some who believe schools should not be open at all and there are those who believe students should attend daily. We understand that it will be difficult to please everyone. We will offer plans to the Board that reflect safety and health guidelines and the vast input we have received.
We will be recommending the maximum amount of flexibility we are able to offer to students under the guidelines recently put forth by the VT AOE. These models will include a fully remote option and a hybrid model with various amounts of in-person instruction.
All options include a Wednesday remote-learning offering. We are in the process of looking into childcare availability for Wednesdays for the Kindergarten through Grade 5 cohort. Additionally, many people communicated that they wanted some kind of remote option but not a fully remote option. Because of this, we will be reaching out to all families in the event they want to change or modify their initial requests for full remote learning after our principals foreshadow for you next week the plans they will present to the Board.
I recognize that many of you are understandably frustrated with this process and are anxious to know what the school year ahead will look like for your children. While it would be easy to unveil plans that appear best at the moment, we have seen many districts unveil their plans and then have to return to the drawing board because of changes and new decision-making guidelines.
We are confident that we have taken input from families, staff, students, and the guidelines from the VT AOE, and will. They will both be at the August 7th Special Board meeting to discuss general guidelines and protocols that will be important for us all. With the policy direction established by the board on August 7th, schools will dive more deeply into decision-making regarding the day-to-day details. We know you have many questions about schedules, supports, transportation and daily procedures.
We are excited about moving into this phase of planning and will share school-specific information with you as quickly as we can. With that being said, we will be offering Community Forums for each of our school communities. Set forth below is our schedule:. Monday, August 10 — Eden Central School. Wednesday, August 12 — Johnson Elementary School. Thursday, August 13 — Cambridge Elementary School. Meetings will be from - pm.
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