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Our mission
Tuscarawas Central Catholic Elementary School is dedicated to building disciples of Christ, providing an excellent academic program integrated with Catholic teaching, and promoting life long service to church and community.
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Registration is open for 2020-21; Scholarships available!
Registration is now open for the 2020-21 school year. Families currently enrolled at TCCES can register through your SchoolSpeak account. Application forms for all new students in grades preschool through grade six are available in the school office or on the Admissions Page of the website. The school building is closed, but please call 330-343-9134 t leave a message.
There’s still time to apply for the Ohio EdChoice Scholarships for students entering K through grade 6. The Ohio Department of Education will open a new application period July 15 for both the traditional EdChoice Scholarship and the EdChoice Expansion Scholarship.
New students (which includes all incoming kindergarten students) who would normally attend New Philadelphia East, New Philadelphia West, or Dover South schools are eligible for the traditional EdChoice Scholarship.
All families meeting income guidelines could be eligible for an Expansion Scholarship. For example, a family of four with a household income of $54,000 or less would qualify for this scholarship.
The application period is open for both types of EdChoice Scholarships.
The Traditonal EdChoice application packet is available HERE.
The EdChoice Expansion application packet is available HERE.
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TCCES building reopening plans
Dear Families;
The TCCES Reopening Task Force has completed our plans to reopen the building for the 2020-21 school year. Please note that we have revised the plan to comply with the order from the State of Ohio requiring that students in grades K-6 wear masks. Click here to see the complete reopening plan:
TCCES OPEN PLAN
TCC OPEN PLAN IN SPANISH
We will be open five days a week and we will accomodate those families who are uncomfortable returning to the building. The plan was developed by our own task force and staff and takes into account input received in the parent survey conducted at the end of last school year. The plan also takes into account guidance from the Ohio departments of health and education and our diocesan school office.
To make sure everyone understands the new procedures, we will have a phased approach to the start of the year. Here is the schedule:
August 17-21: Teacher meetings, training, professional development
August 24-28: Gradual reopening: Students come to school (for a full-day) only on the following days
Monday, August 24: Kindergarten (the day will include orientation and screening)
Tuesday, August 25: First and Second Grade
Wed., August 26: Third and Fourth Grade
Thursday, August 27 th: Fifth and sixth Grade
By working with small groups of students each day, we will be able to teach students the new routines and safety measures in place, assess each student academically after the summer break, and provide each student with his or her books and supplies. Students will attend for a full day and should bring with them their start-of-the-year supplies. Classes for pre-school and pre-kindergarten classes will begin on the originally scheduled dates.
We will also hold a series of parent meetings to provide you the details of our reopening plans, new safety procedures, and use of the Digital Academy program (which will replace SchoolSpeak). To limit the number of people attending, these meetings are designed for parents only. These are not the usual open house meetings but an opportunity to share important information about the start of the school year. The schedule for those meetings will be:
Wednesday, August 19, 6:00 pm: Families with last names start with A through C
Wednesday, August 19, 7:30 pm: Families with last names starting with D through M
Thursday, August 20, 6:00 pm: Families with last names starting with N through R
Thursday, August 20, 7:30 pm: Families with last names starting with S through Z
We encourage parents to talk to their children about the importance of wearing masks to protect others and themselves. This flyer can help that conversation: Mask Flyer
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TCCES Gym Uniform Order Forms
Gym uniforms will not be available at our Back to School parent meetings. You can order uniforms using this form: GYM UNIFORM ORDER FORM
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First Communion
First Communion Masses were held July 16 and July 30 for students of St. Joseph Parish. Members of Sacred Heart, Holy Trinity, and Immaculate Conception are receiving first communion throughout the summer at specially scheduled masses.
Congratulations to our of our students receiving first communion!
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Thank you!
We wish to express our thanks and gratitude to three TCCES employees who are retiring after many years of great service. Brenda Jenkins, Elaine Schindler, and Tammi Trachsel will foreever remain in our prayers and hearts. For many years, they provided loving and dedicated service to our school. They
will be missed!
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We love our Sixth Grade!
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Land Lab installed
Our pollinator habitat restoration project at TCCES is complete! Over 700 square feet are covered with a wide variety of native perennial species to provide food and homes for native bees, butterflies, and other wildlife. The space will serve as an outdoor classroom for our students.. Thanks to SWARM - Sustainable Wildlife Area Restoration Movement, Native Plant Society of Northeastern Ohio, Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Wildlife, and Buckeye Landscapes & Design, LLC for their support
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Some things to do this summer
Students can continue to access Clever and use many of the programs available on that site. Students use their school email address and password to access Clever. Go to https://clever.com/in/columbus-diocese-catholic-schools and click on log-in with Google. Enter the student’s email address and password.
In Clever, the Scholastic Learn at Home program contains a wide-variety of activities.
The AR site will be down for a while this summer for updates and maintenance. After the site is updated in July, we will set AR reading goals for the second half of summer.
www.hoodamath.com: Math for all grade levels
www.readingbear.com
www.pbskids.org and www.learninglab.woub.org: Games and activities, especially for younger children
www.abcya.com: Educational games for kids of all ages
Printable worksheets:
https://www.math-drills.com/ (Organized by topics/ standards, not by grade)
https://www.math-aids.com/ (Organized by topics/ standards, not by grade) Includes print outs of various flashcards
https://www.mathinenglish.com/ Grades 1 to 6 ---worksheets, workbooks, math and logic puzzles, and brain teasers)
Games (Require Adobe Flash Player):
http://www.xpmath.com/
Organized by topics/ standards -- mostly Gr. 5 & 6)
http://www.sheppardsoftware.com/
Activities, articles, quizzes and games for multiple subjects including health and art -- Preschool and Up
Online Practice Quizzes:
https://digital.simplesolutions.org/ Simple Solution quizzes are available for 4th, 5th and 6th grade. School code is 3243
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Welcome
Tuscarawas Central Catholic Elementary School offers programs from pre-school through grade six. Our mission is to provide all students with opportunities to become life long learners by integrating Catholic teaching with academic excellence. We are affordable. We are open to all. We invite you to be a Saint.
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Tuscarawas County Catholic Schools
TCCES is one of three Catholic Schools in Tuscarawas County.
Tuscarawas Central Catholic Junior/Senior High School in New Philadelphia houses grades seven thorugh 12. The website is
www.tccsaints.com
Immaculate Conception School in Dennison offers programs from pre-school through grade six. The website is www.icsdennison.org.
The Tuscarawas County Catholic Schools operate as a unified school system dedicated to providing an excellent faith-filled education at an affordable price. Click here to see our Code of Regulations.
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