Chesapeake Public Schools Continuity of Learning Plan Phase 3

Phase 3 of the Continuity of Learning plan will begin on Monday, April 20, 2020, and continue through Thursday, June 11, 2020. During this phase, teachers will provide new content through school-based learning packets.  Each learning packet will include activities intended to cover a two-week period.

Packets can be accessed using the link provided by your child’s teacher.  If you are unable to access your child’s learning packet electronically, copies will be available in the bin located at our main entrance beginning Tuesday, April 21, 2020.

Learning packets will be posted in a Google folder on the following dates:

Sunday April, 19, 2020

Sunday May 3, 2020

Sunday, May 17, 2020

Sunday, May 31, 2020

Please contact your child’s teacher with questions during their posted office hours or email Shelia Johnson for assistance.  Thank you for your support as we work to serve our school community remotely during this difficult time.

The Clean and Green Poster Contest deadline has been extended to June 1. Parents and teachers may drop completed posters through the Parks, Recreation and Tourism mail slot or scan/photograph and email them to . We have waived the registration requirement and are encouraging any and all K-12 Chesapeake students to participate.
Details on the contest are found here: http://www.cityofchesapeake.net/government/Boards-Commissions/full-listing/ceic/award-programs-contest/Clean-and-Green-Poster-Contest.htm

Parents, we appreciate your role in helping keep traveling to and from school safe for our students. This survey will be available from March 16th – 31st. Complete the survey here or use the flyer from PeachJar. You can also view the flyer now for more details.

Link to survey: https://tinyurl.com/vbtlcou

Chesapeake Public Schools-Office of Family and Community Engagement and Bon Secours Family Focus are pleased to
sponsor an exciting six-week, research-based video-and-discussion workshop, called “Active Parenting — A Parent’s Guide to Raising Happy and Successful Children.” This workshop is organized around the parenting skills necessary for instilling cooperation, communication, courage, school success, responsibility and self-esteem in children. Parents will learn nonviolent discipline skills that really work and how they can set rules that their children can understand and follow. We will explore the goals of behavior and discover how the power of encouragement helps children learn positive behavior. Parents will learn the importance of taking care of themselves as well as their child.

Monday, March 2, 2020 to April 6, 2020 from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Chesapeake Public Schools
Office of Family And Community Engagement
Room 123
369 Battlefield Blvd. South
Chesapeake, VA 23322
FREE!!

 

 

Teacher of the Year (2019-2020)

Mrs. Naiyhani Battle

 

 

 

 

 

Reading Teacher of the Year (2019-2020)

Mrs. Jessica Cunningham

Visit the district’s Family and Community Engagement Center (FACE) for helpful information about your child’s education and important events!

Read the Treakle School & Parent Compact (pdf) to learn more about our school, parent, and student responsibilities. Working Together Works!

Read more about how Treakle is working with our wonderful parents in the Parent Involvement Plan Parent Involvement Plan (pdf).

We invite you to participate in the Title I and Parent Engagement Survey powered by Google Forms. This will help us provide the most up-to-date information to help our students! Encuesta en español: Encuesta para padres de familia para las escuelas de Título I

President – Glinda Roberson

Vice President – Ariel Roscoe

Treasurer – Patricia Harris

Secretary – Naiyhani Battle

On Wednesday, November 21^st, as students and staff prepared for the season of thanks and giving, they were able to honor one of the reasons for the season.

Throughout the month of October, celebrated as Kindness Month, students gravitated to making our school-wide community project a success by indeed “Showering Kindness on Our Community.” Students donated toiletries, snacks and weather wear with the sole purpose of giving to the homeless throughout the community. Student participation became infectious and continually inspired others to give.

This year the school chose to give to the shower ministry of First Baptist Church, Bute Street of Norfolk.  Their shower ministry provides a non-traditional method of showers to the homeless community by way of a shower bus! Students were able to tour the bus and were in awe at the sight of two shower and dress areas on a bus for those in need.

Treakle was able to donate 26 prepped snack/toiletry bags along with eight additional large boxes of supplies topped with bows. The five church representatives were overwhelmed with excitement and thanks for the kind gesture shown by the students and staff of Treakle.