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Yearbook Cover Contest Winner
Congratulations to our 5th Grade 2024-2025 Cove Yearbook Cover Contest Winner - Scarlett Middleditch! With 16 incredibly creative cover entries, the decision was far from easy for our students during the on-campus election last week. We thank all of our 5th grade artists and can't wait to honor your submissions in this year's Cove School yearbook, including Scarlett Middleditch's winning cover! "The Places We've Been -- The Places We'll Go!" Please see the other yearbook cover entries here! Thank you to the Yearbook committee (Shiva, Kate and Catherine) for holding such a fun election experience for the kids. To view photos of the patriotic day, click here.
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The Cove's Wellness Center, the Zen Den, is Open!
The kids are loving the calm space. If you have extra stickers, coloring sheets, word searches, legos, bracelet making, coloring supplies laying around that need a new home, we would love them! Any calm, quick and quiet activities that kids can do that require minimal set up and clean up would be greatly appreciated. Please drop off any supplies in the bin labeled ZEN DEN supplies on the cart outside the main office. Thank you for helping to support our kid's wellness!
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After School Supervision Required
Parents and families—please share this info with all of your childcare providers. We are having a problem with supervision on the blacktop and around campus after school. Students who are not in 5G may not stay and play unsupervised after school. If adults choose to stay with their children after school, then it is essential that the adult actively supervise. Everyone is expected to follow school rules during 5G hours. This includes: no climbing on the storage sheds or into the garden, no wrestling or play fighting, no biking/wheels on blacktop, no throwing rocks, no profanity, etc. Thank you for your help in this matter!
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Optimizing Your Job Hunt — From Search to Offer (Register) - THIS Tuesday, November 12th, 7-9pm, Cove Library.
Join us for an in-depth workshop covering essential job-seeking strategies. We'll explore how to update your resume and cover letter, consider your environment as a job seeker and get into consistent action on your search. Learn how to network effectively, bypass applicant tracking systems and master the art of following up. The session will also guide you through the final steps of the job process, from interview to offer. There will be time for Q&A and this session will be recorded. Facilitated by Diana Tauder, Executive Leadership Coach.
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Lost & Found
Lost & Found is STILL overflowing with jackets and water bottles! Please check for missing items every Friday in front of school. During the week, Lost & Found is located inside the Gallery between the library and music room. If looking for items during school hours, please check in with the office first. Any leftover items will be donated on Friday, November 22!
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Hall Middle School Tours
Future Cougars, We are opening our doors for our prospective Cougar Families to hear first hand about life at Hall. Please plan to check-in by 8:50am at the main office. All visitors will need to provide identification and follow LCMSD visitor protocols while on school tours. Please provide your CA driver's license or identification to help us plan for your visit and expedite check-in. The tour will begin promptly at 9am. Thank you in advance and we look forward to sharing our amazing campus with you! - Dr. Brown & Hall Staff Hall Middle School Prospective Family Tours Sign-up
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Supporting Healthy Tech-Life Balance for Youth: Navigating All This Tech in our Kids' Lives, as a Community
Discover the foundational harms of a phone-based childhood, early social media use, and the costs of excess screen time. Review recent tech use guidelines from Social Psychologist Jonathan Haidt (author of Anxious Generation) and the U.S. Surgeon General, along with practical tips for introducing technology in age-appropriate ways. Learn about Kids IRL, a coalition of Marin families promoting four new norms to reduce phone dependency, enhance family life, and protect children's mental health, with specific steps for parents of elementary, middle, and high school kids.
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(Top Photo: 2nd graders painting fall watercolors; Bottom Photo: 2nd graders writing and sharing stories)
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