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Request for Qualifications - Architectural Design Services Scholastic Book Fair
We're having a book fair! Come check out the Scholastic Book Fair from March 4th-7th at our on-campus program. Say goodbye to cash and hello to eWallet- your child's digital payment account. Before the Fair, set up eWallet for worry-free, cash-free purchases. Anyone can contribute! Share each child's eWallet so friends and family can add funds and give your kids more books to enjoy. If you can't make it to the Fair, then shop at our school's Book Fair online. All orders ship directly to your home, and shipping is free for book orders over $25. Every online purchase will also benefit our school. Visit our Book Fair homepage to learn more and get started with eWallet and online shopping. See's Yumraising It's time for some Yum-raising! HRCCS receives profits from anything ordered at the See's Candy Harvest Ridge Store. Items can be shipped directly to yourself or any other gift recipient you'd like. Share the link with your family, friends coworkers, etc. so that they can order some treats and benefit our school at the same time! Girls On the Run Activate your star power! Girls on the Run is for any girl brave enough to be herself. Join us for a 10-week program that will empower you to tap into your strengths and learn new life skills. Every week, we'll run, laugh and learn about what makes each other tick. The program ends with a celebration of how far you've come, and a 5K that will remind you that you can crush any goal you set your mind to. Grades Served: 3rd-5th Season starts: Tuesday, March 5th Fee: $185 Practice Days & Times: Tuesdays/Thursdays, 2:45-4:00 pm Where: Newcastle Elementary School Contact: Raenel Toste - [email protected] Click here to sign up! Science Night on 2/29 Come check out Science Night on February 29th starting at 6pm! Our On Campus students having been working on various projects/activities, and will be showing them off during Science Night. Student Sibling Enrollment for 2024/2025 If you currently have students enrolled in Harvest Ridge and are looking to enroll their siblings into our Kindergarten program, or any other grade level, please complete a request for admission for the 2024/2025 school year. You do not need to submit a request to enroll for students already attending our on-campus or home study programs. Click here for the links to enroll in our program. Save the Date: One Pill Can Kill Parent Night Mark your calendars! On Monday, March 11th, we will have the One Pill Can Kill Student and Parent Assemblies on campus. Students grades 6-8 will have their assembly in the morning, and ALL families are welcome/encouraged to attend the parent assembly in the evening from 6 to 8 pm. In 2022, Placer County launched the 1 Pill Can Kill Placer campaign with the hopes of educating our community on the dangers of fentanyl. With the understanding that these key conversations start at home, the campaign joined with the Placer County District Attorney’s Office to add parent informational meetings to their Speakers Bureau Program. WHAT TO EXPECT The information meeting, led by the Placer County District Attorney’s Office, utilizes compassionate storytelling, partnering with local parents who have lost a child to fentanyl, as well as local health professionals. The topics include:
EVERYONE. The fentanyl crisis is affecting families from every walk of life. It is affecting the local athlete, the student who is prepping for upcoming exams, the kids struggling with ADHD, the otherwise “good” kid and more. This crisis does not discriminate. If you have a child, this session is for you. WHAT WE HOPE YOU TAKE AWAY We hope this session opens the lines of communication with your children on the fentanyl crisis. At this point, your student has most likely heard of fentanyl and has probably sat in one of our student assemblies. We hope this information meeting will give you the tools to continue the conversation with your kids at home. We all have our part in ending this crisis, together. Click here for more information on the Student Assembly. Click here for more information about the Parent Assembly. Girls Volleyball Sign-Ups For the first time in school history, Harvest Ridge will have a Girls Volleyball team! 7th and 8th grade girls interested in playing can sign up here (If you already signed up previously you do not need to resubmit). Our official schedule will be available in the next week or two, but the highlights of the schedule are:
Track Coach Needed Our Track season is coming up in the Spring and we need a coach! Track & Field is open to students in grades 5-8. The season begins on March 11 and ends on May 15. Please contact our Athletic Director, Jenica Seawell ([email protected]), or Mr. Ornelas ([email protected]) if you are interested! Yearbook Photos Needed Our yearbook team needs your help! Please share photos that you've taken of your students, afterschool clubs, sports, etc. to help provide content for this year's yearbook. Click here to share photos for the yearbook. Campus Closed on 2/19 & 2/20
Both our campuses will be closed on 2/19 & 2/20 in observance of the President's Day holiday. Students enrolled in our On Campus program will be on Independent Study from Wednesday 2/21 through Friday 2/23 and will not have in-person instruction. See's Yumraising It's time for some Yum-raising! HRCCS receives profits from anything ordered at the See's Candy Harvest Ridge Store. Items can be shipped directly to yourself or any other gift recipient you'd like. Share the link with your family, friends coworkers, etc. so that they can order some treats and benefit our school at the same time! Girls On the Run Activate your star power! Girls on the Run is for any girl brave enough to be herself. Join us for a 10-week program that will empower you to tap into your strengths and learn new life skills. Every week, we'll run, laugh and learn about what makes each other tick. The program ends with a celebration of how far you've come, and a 5K that will remind you that you can crush any goal you set your mind to. Grades Served: 3rd-5th Season starts: Tuesday, March 5th Fee: $185 Practice Days & Times: Tuesdays/Thursdays, 2:45-4:00 pm Where: Newcastle Elementary School Contact: Raenel Toste - [email protected] Click here to sign up! Science Night on 2/29 Come check out Science Night on February 29th starting at 6pm! Our On Campus students having been working on various projects/activities, and will be showing them off during Science Night. Student Sibling Enrollment for 2024/2025 If you currently have students enrolled in Harvest Ridge and are looking to enroll their siblings into our Kindergarten program, or any other grade level, please complete a request for admission for the 2024/2025 school year. You do not need to submit a request to enroll for students already attending our on-campus or home study programs. Click here for the links to enroll in our program. Save the Date: One Pill Can Kill Parent Night Mark your calendars! On Monday, March 11th, we will have the One Pill Can Kill Student and Parent Assemblies on campus. Students grades 6-8 will have their assembly in the morning, and ALL families are welcome/encouraged to attend the parent assembly in the evening from 6 to 8 pm. In 2022, Placer County launched the 1 Pill Can Kill Placer campaign with the hopes of educating our community on the dangers of fentanyl. With the understanding that these key conversations start at home, the campaign joined with the Placer County District Attorney’s Office to add parent informational meetings to their Speakers Bureau Program. WHAT TO EXPECT The information meeting, led by the Placer County District Attorney’s Office, utilizes compassionate storytelling, partnering with local parents who have lost a child to fentanyl, as well as local health professionals. The topics include:
EVERYONE. The fentanyl crisis is affecting families from every walk of life. It is affecting the local athlete, the student who is prepping for upcoming exams, the kids struggling with ADHD, the otherwise “good” kid and more. This crisis does not discriminate. If you have a child, this session is for you. WHAT WE HOPE YOU TAKE AWAY We hope this session opens the lines of communication with your children on the fentanyl crisis. At this point, your student has most likely heard of fentanyl and has probably sat in one of our student assemblies. We hope this information meeting will give you the tools to continue the conversation with your kids at home. We all have our part in ending this crisis, together. Click here for more information on the Student Assembly. Click here for more information about the Parent Assembly. Girls Volleyball Sign-Ups For the first time in school history, Harvest Ridge will have a Girls Volleyball team! 7th and 8th grade girls interested in playing can sign up here (If you already signed up previously you do not need to resubmit). Our official schedule will be available in the next week or two, but the highlights of the schedule are:
Track Coach Needed Our Track season is coming up in the Spring and we need a coach! Track & Field is open to students in grades 5-8. The season begins on March 11 and ends on May 15. Please contact our Athletic Director, Jenica Seawell ([email protected]), or Mr. Ornelas ([email protected]) if you are interested! Yearbook Photos Needed Our yearbook team needs your help! Please share photos that you've taken of your students, afterschool clubs, sports, etc. to help provide content for this year's yearbook. Click here to share photos for the yearbook. Girls On the Run
Activate your star power! Girls on the Run is for any girl brave enough to be herself. Join us for a 10-week program that will empower you to tap into your strengths and learn new life skills. Every week, we'll run, laugh and learn about what makes each other tick. The program ends with a celebration of how far you've come, and a 5K that will remind you that you can crush any goal you set your mind to. Grades Served: 3rd-5th Season starts: Tuesday, March 5th Fee: $185 Practice Days & Times: Tuesdays/Thursdays, 2:45-4:00 pm Where: Newcastle Elementary School Contact: Raenel Toste - [email protected] Click here to sign up! Valentine's Day at Newcastle Produce Stop by Newcastle Produce for some Valentine's Day Fun! Local vendors will be sampling, selling, and celebrating for the adults and kids all day long. Balloon animals and crafts for the kids between 2-4pm. Student Sibling Enrollment for 2024/2025 If you currently have students enrolled in Harvest Ridge and are looking to enroll their siblings into our Kindergarten program, or any other grade level, please complete a request for admission for the 2024/2025 school year. You do not need to submit a request to enroll for students already attending our on-campus or home study programs. Click here for the links to enroll in our program. Save the Date: One Pill Can Kill Parent Night Mark your calendars! On Monday, March 11th, we will have the One Pill Can Kill Student and Parent Assemblies on campus. Students grades 6-8 will have their assembly in the morning, and ALL families are welcome/encouraged to attend the parent assembly in the evening from 6 to 8 pm. In 2022, Placer County launched the 1 Pill Can Kill Placer campaign with the hopes of educating our community on the dangers of fentanyl. With the understanding that these key conversations start at home, the campaign joined with the Placer County District Attorney’s Office to add parent informational meetings to their Speakers Bureau Program. WHAT TO EXPECT The information meeting, led by the Placer County District Attorney’s Office, utilizes compassionate storytelling, partnering with local parents who have lost a child to fentanyl, as well as local health professionals. The topics include:
EVERYONE. The fentanyl crisis is affecting families from every walk of life. It is affecting the local athlete, the student who is prepping for upcoming exams, the kids struggling with ADHD, the otherwise “good” kid and more. This crisis does not discriminate. If you have a child, this session is for you. WHAT WE HOPE YOU TAKE AWAY We hope this session opens the lines of communication with your children on the fentanyl crisis. At this point, your student has most likely heard of fentanyl and has probably sat in one of our student assemblies. We hope this information meeting will give you the tools to continue the conversation with your kids at home. We all have our part in ending this crisis, together. Click here for more information on the Student Assembly. Click here for more information about the Parent Assembly. Intent to Return for 2024-25 School Year Click here for the link to complete the Intent to Return for the 2024-2025 school year. Please complete a form submission for each student that you have enrolled in our program. Responses are requested no later than Thursday, February 15th. Comprehensive School Safety Plan The California Constitution guarantees California children the right to attend public schools that are safe, secure, and peaceful. The CDE, public school districts, county offices of education (COEs), and schools and their personnel are responsible for creating learning environments that are safe and secure. First responders, community partners, and families play an essential role, as well. Schools must be prepared to respond to emergencies including natural and man-made hazards, and strive to prevent violence and behavior issues that undermine safety and security. CSSPs include strategies aimed at the prevention of, and education about, potential incidents involving crime and violence on the school campus and aspects of social, emotional, and physical safety for both youth and adults. On 2/2/2024 our board of directors passed the latest Comprehensive School Safety Plan for Harvest Ridge. Click here to review the 2024 HRCCS Comprehensive School Safety Plan. Girls Volleyball Sign-Ups For the first time in school history, Harvest Ridge will have a Girls Volleyball team! 7th and 8th grade girls interested in playing can sign up here (If you already signed up previously you do not need to resubmit). Our official schedule will be available in the next week or two, but the highlights of the schedule are:
Track Coach Needed Our Track season is coming up in the Spring and we need a coach! Track & Field is open to students in grades 5-8. The season begins on March 11 and ends on May 15. Please contact our Athletic Director, Jenica Seawell ([email protected]), or Mr. Ornelas ([email protected]) if you are interested! Yearbook Photos Needed Our yearbook team needs your help! Please share photos that you've taken of your students, afterschool clubs, sports, etc. to help provide content for this year's yearbook. Click here to share photos for the yearbook. Free Asthma Bootcamp UC Davis Health is offering a free Asthma Bootcamp to educate patients on treatment plans, inhalers, and more. Click here for more information and to register. Intent to Return for 2024-25 School Year
Click here for the link to complete the Intent to Return for the 2024-2025 school year. Please complete a form submission for each student that you have enrolled in our program. Responses are requested no later than Thursday, February 15th. New Student Enrollment for 24/25 School Year Spread the word! We are now taking requests for enrollment for our 24/25 school year for both our Hybrid & Home Study Programs. Students who are currently enrolled in our school DO NOT need to submit a request to enroll. Please complete the request for admission if you have an incoming Kindergarten student, even if you already have other students enrolled in the school. Click here for the links to enroll in our program. Girls Volleyball Sign-Ups For the first time in school history, Harvest Ridge will have a Girls Volleyball team! 7th and 8th grade girls interested in playing can sign up here (If you already signed up previously you do not need to resubmit). Our official schedule will be available in the next week or two, but the highlights of the schedule are:
Track Coach Needed Our Track season is coming up in the Spring and we need a coach! Track & Field is open to students in grades 5-8. The season begins on March 11 and ends on May 15. Please contact our Athletic Director, Jenica Seawell ([email protected]), or Mr. Ornelas ([email protected]) if you are interested! School Accountability Report Card (SARC) Now Available Harvest Ridge Cooperative Charter School's School Accountability Report Card has been published and is available for review here (this can also be found on the home page of our website). Since November 1988, state law has required that schools receiving state funding to prepare and distribute a SARC. A similar requirement is also contained in the federal Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA). The purpose of the report card is to provide parents and the community with important information about each school. A SARC can be an effective way for a school to report on its progress in achieving goals. The public may also use a SARC to evaluate and compare schools on a variety of indicators. Although there is great variation in the design of school report cards, they generally begin with a profile that provides background information about the school and its students. The profile usually summarizes the school's mission, goals, and accomplishments. State law requires that the SARC contain all of the following:
Yearbook Photos Needed Our yearbook team needs your help! Please share photos that you've taken of your students, afterschool clubs, sports, etc. to help provide content for this year's yearbook. Click here to share photos for the yearbook. Free Asthma Bootcamp UC Davis Health is offering a free Asthma Bootcamp to educate patients on treatment plans, inhalers, and more. Click here for more information and to register. |
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Harvest Ridge Cooperative is a tuition-free, hybrid, and homeschool, public charter school, TK-8, serving students in Placer County and the surrounding communities. Located in Newcastle, CA. homeschool independent study charter school K-8 transitional kindergarten tuition-free https://www.harvestridgeschool.org/ |
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