Welcome Back Families!
Happy New Year! We would like to extend best wishes to all for a happy and healthy new year. It is a pleasure to see all of the students, teachers, and staff back at school after a long, well-deserved break
FifthGrade Kennedy Space Center Field Trip
We are excited to announce that our fifth-grade students will be visiting theKennedy Space Center on March 27th, 2026! Our fifth-grade students will have the opportunity to participate in a guided tour of the Space Shuttle Exhibit and engage in an exploration sessionwith an Astronaut. Our students are currently learning about Earth Space andScience to prepare for their big visit to Cape Canaveral.
Attendance
Parents, it is imperative that students arrive to school on time and daily. Students are tardy after 8:30 am. If arriving after the tardy time, parents must check in through the Front Office to sign in their child. Parents must notify the front office of any absences. To ensure your child receives their full instructional time, early pickups are approved for emergencies and doctor appointments only!After five tardies or early sign outs, students will be determined as truant, a pattern of non-attendance. In some cases, law enforcement may be contacted if early signouts have affected your child’s education. Let's’ work together to ensure your child’s attendance remains consistent to guarantee a successful academic school year.
Did you know A1A Transportation hasBoys and Girls Club Depots for CSE Students? Please submit a bus transportation request form by completing an online application with our transportation vendor, A1A Transportation. The online registration request form will be available throughout the school year for new students and for any change of addresses that may be needed. Please visit the A1A Transportation website below to request transportation for the2025-2026 school year.
●https://studentregistration.summitllc.com/
●DavieCampus Enter School Code: 5271-CSED
Thank you parents for your collaboration and support with CSE,
Ms. Torres, Principal
Field Trips:
2nd grade will have the opportunity to attend “Numbers Don’t Lie” a theater show held at the Broward Center for Performing Arts. Students will learn that from sports to science, medicine to music, math is necessary in every part of our lives. Trip date is Wednesday January 14.
Our school will be visiting theAlvin Sherman Library at Nova Southeastern University. While visiting, students will have a tour of the library, learn about the technology this library offers and explore different genres of books. We recommend signing up for a library card so that your student has the opportunity to access and abundance of free information. 1st Grade will be visiting on Friday January 16, Kindergarten will attend on Friday January 23 and on Friday January30 our 4th Grade students will visit.
If you would like for your student to participate, please ensure that a payment is made via PayPams or cash and you have signed &returned the field trip form.
Parents if you are interested in volunteering for any of the upcoming field trips, please reach out to your students classroom teacher to see if there is space available.
We look forward to more trips in the coming months.
Our ToyDrive was a great success!
Thank you for donating toys to students and children in our community!
Tuesday February 3
Kindergarten 1:00pm
1st Grade 1:30pm
Wednesday February 4
2nd Grade 1:00pm
3rd Grade 1:30pm
Thursday February 5
4th Grade 1:00pm
5th Grade 1:30pm
Our annual Science Fair will be taking place on January 9th. Our 5th grade students have been busy researching experiments to showcase to our school. Each 5th grade student is required to complete a project. During our event, we will be voting on the presentations for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners.
On Thursday January 29th each classroom will have a display of their country of choice for International Day. Students will be completing research projects of the country to display on this day. We are excited to see what countries we will learn about this year!
The Charter School of Excellence provides free Morning and Aftercare for all students. Registration Form must be completed prior to enrollment.
MorningCare: Students may be dropped off as early as 7:30 am for this program. Breakfast is included.
Academic Enrichment Program: Snack is provided along with homework help, educational activity, and instructional support. Students must be picked up no later than 6:00 pm. Any student not picked up by 6:00 pm, a$25.00 fee will be charged plus $1.00 per minute after that.
VisionStatement
The vision of the Charter Schools of Excellence is to create a community of learning where all students are respected, encouraged, and challenged to reach their fullest potential.
MissionStatement
The mission of the Charter Schools of Excellence is for each child to develop a love of learning through exposure to a diverse, core knowledge of content that will enhance their ability to succeed data level of excellence in their secondary education.
Classroom Happenings:
As we enter the third quarter, our students are making strong progress in their academics.
Kindergarten- Our kindergarten students are being introduced to addition and subtraction in math.At home parents are encouraged to practice math facts with students to buildtheir fluency.
1st Grade- In science, students will observe different rocks and discuss what their properties are.
2nd Grade- Students are working with 3 digit numbers using addition and subtraction. They are being introduced to different strategies on how to solve these problems.
3rd Grade- In math, students are being exposed to multiplication and how to use a table or an array to solve problems. It is recommended that students are practicing multiplication facts at home to build fact fluency.
4th Grade- Our4th grade students can identify and explain what erosion and weathering is and how it changes landforms. They have been conducting different experiments to show examples of erosion and weathering.
5th Grade- Our5th grade scientist have been busy at work on their science fair projects and are being introduced to different forms of energy. Students will be able to identify the difference between potential and mechanical energy.
Receive 10 Volunteer Hours
The Charter Schools of Excellence
has immediate openings for students in all grades.
Refer a student to the school, student registers and attends, you receive 10 hours!!!
Please inform the Principal or the Office Staff if you are referring anew student.
January 9
Greens for Jeans
January 12
Q2 Report Cards on FOCUS
January 16
Q2 Award Ceremony
January 19
MLK/No School
January 30
Student of Month Ceremony