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Elementary School to 6th GradeTransition InformationDO YOU NEED HELP?Click to find ways the community can help you. Community resource guide 2010-11.pdf What is a charter school?How is Chestatee Academy different from Chestatee Middle School?Click here to find out!More Quick LinksParentQuick Links Student Handbook 2010-2011.doc Yearbook???You know you want one.Click QuickCRCT Practice(For the students, not you.)Math Help (textbooks)Our math textbook publishers have a website that you can visit to access the textbook online. It also has homework help and plenty of parent resources.Go to the site by clicking here:Then, enter the correct keyword for your student's course: Red Book (Course 1) - MR7 TOC Blue Book (Course 2) - MS7 TOC Green Book (Course 3) - MT7 TOC
Holt Online LearningThe screen will look like this:"Homework Help Online" and "Parents Resources" are great. Be sure to select the chapter and lesson your student is studying.Language ArtsClick here for the Language Arts Department PagesHelp for ParentsParenting is hard... rewarding, yes... but hard! Come here for hints, inspiration or a laugh

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"You have made me grow so much as a parent..."In spite of the six thousand manuals on child raising in the bookstores, child raising is still a dark continent and no one really knows anything. You just need a lot of love and luck - and, of course, courage. Bill Cosby, Fatherhood, 1986Listen in as a 12 year-old with Asbergers Syndrome interviews his mom.Drugs and Alcohol ResourceGuide-TheWorstDrugOfAll.pdf DoYouSpeakTeen_Insert.pdf crucialconversations.pdf General_Market_Parent_Guide.pdf parents_brochure.pdf Internet Safety Common Sense Internet Safety Tips Middle.pdf Common Sense Tip Sheet Cell Phones.pdf Common Sense Tip Sheet Cyberbullying.pdf gaming-tip.pdf Tip-SocialNetworking.pdf Common Sense Tip Sheet on Music.pdf Net_Cetera_Chatting_with_Kids_About_Being_Online[1].pdf Common Sense Family Media Agreement 6-8.pdf It kills you to see them grow up. But I guess it would kill you quicker if they didn't. ~Barbara Kingsolver, Animal DreamsHelpful BooksStickerPodcast LibraryBefore I got married I had six theories about bringing up children; now I have six children, and no theories. John WilmotPodcasts coming soon!Community ResourcesTest PrepBecome a MentorIn the 2010-2011 school year, 484 Hall County students were changed by Mentors: - 90%improved in academics- 85% had improved attendance- 91% exhibited enhanced bonding to the school- 86% demonstrated better beavhior- 91% showed improved peer relationshipsOne child, once a week... ...two lives changed

Why be a mentor? Because, all young people need caring adults around them - adults to support guide, and offer endless encouragement. Children that have such an adult, outside of their families, are more likely to succeed. Mentors are compassionate, trustworthy adults who truly care about kids.Become a mentor!Click HERE for more informationabout mentoring!Holiday AssistanceThe United WayToys for Tots ProgramTelephone #211 (using land line phones) or 770-534-0616 (using cellular phones)Parents may call to find out information about receiving assistance from Toys for Tots. The Salvation ArmyAngel Tree Program681 Dorsey StreetGainesville, GA 30501(770) 534-7589Applications will be accepted on October 10-13th from 9:00am 3:00pm. Children up to 12 years old are eligible. The following documentation is necessary to apply.•Picture ID of the person applying•Social Security Cards, School ID, or Tax ID for everyone in the household•Proof of Income: must have income statement from DFACS, Social Security (bank statement if direct deposit) or paycheck stubs.•Proof of expenses- Must have copies of the utility bill, car payment, rent receipt and other monthly expenses. •Clothing and shoe sizes for children. Dream gift idea for each child- this gift idea should be under $50. •Applications will not be taken unless the person applying has the required documentation. If. You must re-qualify every year. Holiday Support 2011.docx Chattahoochee Baptist AssociationSecret Santa Program1220 McEver Road Extension Gainesville, GA 30506(770) 532-3371Applications will be accepted on November 7th from 1:00pm-4:00pm & November 8-11 from 9:00am-12 noon and 1:00pm-3pm. Children ages 2-12 are eligible. Have the following documentation with you when you apply.•Birth Certificates for Children •Proof of Residency in Hall County•Social Security Cards for Parents and Children•Picture ID of Guardian•Proof of Household Income•Most Recent Paycheck Stubs Holiday Support in Spanish 2011.docx Summer Opportunities
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