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CES ORIENTATION: AUGUST 5th
3rd Grade- 5:00
4th Grade- 5:45
5th Grade- 6:30
Please report to homeroom first.
You may bring supplies.
Cherokee Elementary
5th Grade Supply List
2019-2020
Optional Items
Cherokee Elementary
4th Grade Supply List
2019-2020
2 packs of plain yellow #2 pencils sharpened
Heavy duty zippered pencil pouch
2 packs of cap erasers
2 boxes of 24 Crayola Crayons
2 glue sticks
1 pair scissors
1 spiral notebook-3 subject
1 composition notebooks lined (not spiral)
2 green plastic folders with pockets
4 (fine or ultra-fine) black Expo markers
1 set of multiplication flash cards
1 pair of earbuds or headphones
1 pack of sheet protectors
2 boxes of Kleenex
1 roll of paper towels
1 hand sanitizer
1 box of Clorox wipes
Backpack
**Do NOT label supplies
Tennis Shoes are mandatory for PE
Instructional Supply Donation $35.00
Cherokee Elementary
3rd Grade Supply List
2019-2020
*1 pack of 3x5 index cards
*2 3-prong heavy duty plastic poly folder with pockets
*2 zipper hole punched pencil pouches
*2 packs of 24 ct. Crayons
*4 glue sticks
*3 packs of 12 ct. Ticonderoga pencils
*1 pair of scissors
*2 Clorox wipes
*1 Kleenex
*1 hand sanitizer
*2 paper towels
*1 pack large pink erasers
*1 pack cap erasers
* 4 black fine or ultra fine tip Expo markers
* 1 Ream of white copy paper
* 1 pack of wide ruled paper
* 1 wide ruled composition notebook
*Ear buds/head phones
*2 half inch white 3 prong binders with inside pockets
* 1 box ziplock sandwich baggies
**Do NOT label supplies
Tennis Shoes are mandatory for PE
Instructional Supply Money $35.00
Our Awesome Principal
Mrs. Julie Ann McCulley
Mrs. McCulley taught 5th grade at Cherokee from 2005 - December of 2008 before she took over as assistant principal at Albertville Elementary (3rd and 4th grade) for two and half years and Evans Elementary (5th and 6th grade) for four years. Prior to teaching at Cherokee she taught 4th grade for four years and 5th grade for one year at Cherokee Bend Elementary, Mountain Brook City School System, and one year of 6th grade at Gardendale Elementary, Jefferson County School System. Mrs. McCulley returned to Guntersville City Schools as principal at Guntersville Elementary for the last two years. We are very happy that she has decided to join us again at Cherokee as our principal. She has been married to Chris McCulley for 17 years and has two children, Ann Daniel, she is in the 7th grade and Mac will be in kindergarten.
Guntersville City Schools: Making our PLC Journey Visible
A+ Alabama Best Practices Center
https://aplusala.org/best-practices-center/2018/08/30/guntersville-city-schools-making-our-plc-journey-visible/
Cherokee Teachers Among Top Ten Best Educators in Alabama
Cherokee has been listed as #10 among public schools in our state with the best teachers!!! The link to the AL.com article in today's edition acknowledging this recognition is provided below. We are very happy to be included in this list of Alabama's best educators!!!
http://www.al.com/news/index.ssf/2018/01/15_alabama_schools_with_the_be.html#incart_river_home
The Schools of Guntersville and the Heart of the Valley YMCA are excited to announce that Extended Adventures After School Program is expanding this school year!
Parents, We are in the middle of cold and flu season. Please be mindful of ways to reduce the spread of illnesses among students and staff. It is recommended that you keep your child home from school for any of the following symptoms: A Fever greater than 100 degrees (they should be fever free for 24 hours without any fever reducing medication), General feeling of fatigue/muscle aches/discomfort, Vomiting, or Coughing. Please notify your child's school nurse if your child stays home with these symptoms. Note things you can do to help prevent spreading illnesses: Frequent hand washing with soap/water; Cover your mouth/nose when coughing or sneezing; Do not share food/drinks. We are attaching an informational flyer from the CDC for your information. Thanks and have a great weekend. For additional information please click on the title of this article.
The 2017-2018 results from the Alabama Unified Report Card were released earlier today. But, before providing any further information I want to share my appreciation for all the effort and hard work provided by our faculty and staff to support the students who are attending our schools. Please click on the Title above to see more.
Parents and Community Members: Thank you for your support of the Schools of Guntersville and the trust you place in us is something every team member of our school system takes very seriously. Your involvement is critically important to the success of your child(ren) and our school system. The reason being, our schools are only as strong as our community and our community is only as strong as our school system. I am pleased to share this Community Report including some of the highlights pertaining to the Schools of Guntersville. We have been in a position of achieving as a school system in academics, arts, and athletics as well as a variety of extra-curricular activities. (Please click on the Title for the report.)
The Guntersville City Board of Education requires that all students enrolled in the city schools conduct themselves in a manner that facilitates the educational process. To insure that the educational process in the schools is not disrupted because of misbehavior on the part of enrolled students, the Board of Education has established specific classifications of misbehaviors and the appropriate disciplinary actions to deal with these violations of student conduct.
The Guntersville City Board of Education is notifying the public that the Guntersville City Board of Education intends to award and enter into a Guaranteed Energy Cost Savings Contract with ABM, Inc.
