2-18 No School
2-19 Tuesday: 2nd Grade will have visitors from Lockheed Martin visiting for engineering week.
2-20 Wednesday: Field Trip to the Ft. Worth Science Museum. Please make sure your child is in comfortable shoes and brings a sack lunch for the trip.
IS YOUR CHILD RETURNING TO CANNON NEXT YEAR?
Believe it or not, it is time for us
to begin making plans for next year and our first effort is to start
planning for student enrollment in 2019-2020!
ALL PARENTS OF CURRENT KINDERGARTEN-4th GRADE STUDENTS MUST COMPLETE THIS ENROLLMENT FORM BY FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22nd to
let us know if your child will be returning to Cannon next year. If you
have an incoming Kindergarten student, there is a place on this form
for you to share that information with us!
Please note the following:
- If your child currently attends Cannon through the STEM lottery or an approved transfer, you do NOT have to reapply to the lottery system this year.
- If you have an incoming Kindergarten student and DO NOT LIVE IN THE CANNON attendance zone, you will need to complete a lottery application in order for your child to be automatically placed at Cannon. GCISD plans to make the lottery applications available in early March this year. All other available spaces in Kindergarten will be determined via the GCISD lottery. (Only Kindergarten siblings of current Kinder-4th grade STEM/transfer students are eligible for guaranteed placement @ Cannon. Incoming Kindergarten students of 5th grader Cannon STEM/transfer students must participate in the lottery for placement in Kindergarten 2019-2020.)
GOT OLD ELECTRONICS?
One man's trash is a curious STEM Cub's treasure!
Do you have any small old, broken electronics gathering dust? We are collecting these for our Breaker Space and our 4th grade scholars also have a project coming up and could use your old electronics to explore!
Suggestions for small items to donate: (No items with GLASS screens please! )
- Electronic toys - we LOVE these!
- Keyboards
- Remotes
- Small appliances (hair dryers; coffee makers; toasters; styling tools, etc...
- Clocks
- Phones
- Smoke detectors; Flashlights; Tools
- We would love to learn from anything you might have!
You Art What You Eat Contest
You
Art What You Eat Contest The Texas Department of Agriculture's (TDA)
annual You Art What You Eat statewide student art contest is here! The
student art contest offers Texas students a chance to earn statewide
recognition for themselves and their school. Student winners receive a
custom prize package and their artwork will inspire the design for TDA's
National School Lunch Week and School Breakfast Week campaigns!
To
enter the art contest, students w ill create artwork highlighting good
nutrition and TDA's theme for National School Lunch Week 2019 / School
Breakfast Week 2020. The new theme is "Save the Day with a Healthy
School Lunch/ Breakfast" This year TDA provides teachers with a new ,
easy way to upload and submit student entries.
The Submission Packet and Guidelines can be found online at www.SquareMeals.org/artcontest.
The submissions deadline is April 12, 2019. Please join TDA in
encouraging students to focus their artistic talents on healthy school
meals by entering the You Art What You Eat statewide student art
contest.
Parent Technology Academy
GCISD
Parent Technology Academy is BACK! Come and learn along with others
about the ever-changing world of technology in which your children are
living!
Spring Parent Technology Academy Sessions
GCISD
Technology is excited to announce our Spring Session line up with
several new sessions. Stay tuned as more will be added to our list as we
keep receiving the request from the community.
February 26th - Understanding Minecraft ( Presented by Microsoft) -SIGN UP HERE
Come and learn about the power of Minecraft in education, get tips directly for Microsoft on parental settings for use at home.
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