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NYS now requires student athletes have a COVID-19 & family heart history form on file to practice and compete in interscholastic sports. Look for mailing to all students who signed up to play a fall sport. Didn't sign up or don't receive the form by 8/1, contact your school.
Central Valley is seeking a qualified individual for the position of Confidential Secretary to the Superintendent/District Clerk. This is a 12-month, non-union position. Applicants will submit a complete application packet, which includes a cover letter, resume, and Central Valley CSD application (attached to the job description) to Jeremy Rich, Superintendent of Schools. Deadline is Aug. 1, 2022. Job description and application link - https://5il.co/1emag
Reminder: If your student received medications administered by the school nurse during the school year, the last day to pick up those medications is Thursday, June 23. The nurse's office is open 7:45 a.m.-2:45 p.m. The nurse will dispose of any meds not picked up.
The CVA Fitness Center will be open this summer Monday-Friday 5:30-8:30 p.m.
Jarvis Awards Assemblies will be: • 5th grade: Tue., June 21 at 8 am; • 6th grade: Tue, June 21 at 9:15 am; • 7th grade: Wed, June 22 at 8 am. Although the assemblies are for students only, parents can view them via Facebook Live (just click the Facebook icon at the bottom right of the District webpage).
Reminder: Central Valley CSD is closed Friday, May 27-Tuesday, May 31. School reopens Wednesday, June 1
Mott Marathon - Miles for Mental Health T-Shirts on sale here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/14z3kj7TXvefOnvDZCkJ_S8C1nNZj_51NUHp3GxyDnQo Proceeds go to Christopher Newtown Scholarship Fund. sdarrow@cvalleycsd.org for more info.
Reminder: Friday, May 20 is early dismissal for Staff Professional Development. Grades 5-12 dismiss at 10:45 and Grades PK-4 dismiss at 11:15. AM BOCES and VP-Tech as normal. No PM BOCES.
Mental Health Monday Topic: Smartphones, Social Media Use and Youth Mental Health
KEY POINTS
• Recent research from the University of Arizona showed that adolescents who were dependent on or addicted to their smartphone were more likely to show signs of depression and loneliness.
• A 2018 survey sponsored by Hopelab and Well Being Trust showed that teens and young adults (14- to 22-years-old) had mixed feelings about social media use. Respondents who had symptoms of moderate to severe depression said they were more likely to feel left out when they use social media, or think that others are doing better than they are.
• Evidence from a variety of studies implicate smartphone and social media use in the increase in mental distress and self-injurious behavior among youth.
• Social media can affect adolescents’ self-view and interpersonal relationships through social comparison and negative interactions, including cyberbullying.
• High proportions of youth engage in heavy smartphone use and media multitasking, which results in chronic sleep deprivation, and negative effects on cognitive control, academic performance and socioemotional functioning.
HOW TO TAKE A BREAK AND FEEL BETTER
• Filter who you follow
• Limit your phone time
• Acknowledge when it's time to take a break
•Set boundaries
Please visit your Guidance Google Classroom for more information on Smartphones, Social Media and Youth Mental Health.
CVA's Mental Health Monday's are just one way the school is tackling the social and emotional challenges facing students and staff. This display promotes the Crisis Text Line - just text HOME to 741741 to reach a volunteer Crisis Counselor
The Jarvis 6th grade team honored their honor roll students for the stduents' hard work and accomplishment with a special ceremony in Weller Park.
Due to road construction, the Remington/Pathways bus stop will be moved to the Remington school back circle on East River St on Wednesday, May 11 only.
The Fitness Center will be closed Monday, May 9—Thursday, May 12 due to staffing issues. It will reopen on Friday, May 13.
Order your 2022 Jarvis Middle School yearbook - $15 softcover; $23 hardcover. Order online at https://link.entourageyearbooks.com/my/Jarvis_2022 or send a check or cash to school in an envelope labeled with your child's name and grade (no special form needed).
Stop the Summer Slide! Learn how to help your Gr 5-7 student retain and improve literacy skills at the Jarvis Free Summer Reading Program Parent Info Night, 6-7 p.m. om Tue., May 24 in the Jarvis Media Center. All program participants receive a free "swag bag." More information at https://5il.co/19x96
Enjoy a concert of professional musicians and CVA music students 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Apr. 26 in the CVA auditorium. Tickets are $12 for adults and $8 for students.
"Walking on Sunshine" fundraiser for Jarvis 7th grader Anna LaBella who is battling Ewing's Sarcoma. Students wear yellow & walk 10:15-1:45 Fri, Apr. 8. Donate via Venmo@Jessica-LABELLA-0 or send donation to student's advisory teacher. Sunflowers for $2. Ice cream for students.
The Grand Rehab & Nursing and Connected Community Schools present a Family Easter Egg Hunt, 10 a.m.-noon on Thur., Apr. 14 at Jarvis Middle School (in back). Free, but weather permitting. Question? 315-985-0185 (or 7498 or 0908)
Connected Community Schools presents Free Family Movie Day "A Night at the Museum 2" 1-3 p.m. on Tues. Apr. 12 at Jarvis Middle School (front entrance). Refreshments served. Questions? 315-895-0185 (or 0908 or 7498).
The CVA Fitness Center will reopen to Central Valley CSD residents on Wed., Apr. 6. Hours are M-F, 5:30-8 p.m. Please see https://www.cvalleycsd.org/page/fitness-center for more details.