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Summer Programs

This summer is truly going to ROCK with Magic City Magic Camp brought you by PBS superstar Steve Trash! You won't want to miss it. Click below to register!

June 6-10th, 2022

1:00-4:00 p.m., (includes $80 worth of magic tricks your child gets to take home.).

Your child will experience one of their BEST SUMMER MEMORIES  ever! Seriously get ready to take an amazing adventure into the exciting world of magic, comedy, and illusion. Kids will learn how to cut a lady in half, make money appear, and even teleport objects with their mind! MATERIALS (included in the cost of camp): Campers receive everything they need for all their activities, plus guest entertainment, very high quality Discover Magic tricks, a LITERAL bag of magic, certificate of accomplishment, and more for their unforgettable adventure into the world of magic. They will get to take home all their materials at the end of the week in order to continue practicing. 

• Head of School Statement
• History of Grove
• Montessori Education
• Governing Board
• WASC Accreditation
• Technology Plan
• Assessment Data Presentations
• Course Offerings
• School Profile
• Graduation Requirements
• CAWES and Effects – Science at the Grove School
• Faculty and Staff
• Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Resources
• Calendar and Sports Calendar
• Title IX Policies
• Forms and Policy Documents
• Bullying, Harassment, and Discrimination Policies
• Homeless Youth Resources
• Child Nutrition Services
• Emergency Alerts
• Grove Parent Teacher Group (GPTG)
• FAQ – Current Families
• Digital Resources
• @thegroveschool.org Email
• CAASP Testing Portal
• REGISTER TO VOTE!
• Recurring Newsletter Items
• Summer Work and Supplies

FAQ – Current Families

Q. how do i find out what is happening for the week at the grove school.

A. Each Wednesday afternoon “The Weekly” is emailed to all families and students.  This has the calender with what is happening during the week, including minimum days & holidays, meetings, sports/drama activities, announcements, and fundraising. Also a peek at what has been happening in classrooms and around campus.

Q. How can I see my student’s grades?

A. The Grove School uses “ Aeries.net ”.  All new parents will receive log-in directions and passcode to create a “parent portal” account.  Then this account can be linked to your student’s account. Grades, homework, attendance and notes from teachers can be viewed through the Aeries portal . 

Q, What do I need to do if my student needs to carry an inhaler or epi-pen with them or they need medication during the school day?

A. A Medication Authorization form must be completed and signed by a doctor before any medication, including over-the-counter , can be brought to school.  All medication must be brought into the office with the signed form. Students are not to have any medication (over-the-counter or prescription) with them on school campus expect for an inhaler or epi-pen with the proper form signed.

Q. What time does school start, and what do I do if my student is late?

A. School starts at 8:30 am at the start of morning meeting.  Any student not in a seat at the start of morning meeting is considered tardy. If a student arrives after the morning meeting has ended, the student needs to sign in at the campus office.

Q. How do I pick my student up early from school or pull out for an appointment?

A. All students need to have a parent/guardian or someone on the Emergency Contact form, sign the student out in either campus office.   

Q. What do I need to do, if my student is absent from school?

A. Please email [email protected] or call the office at 909-798-7831 ext 1.

Q. What should I do if my student will be absent for 5 days or more?

A. Parent/guardian may prearrange a “RISE” packet (for absences of 5 or more days) through the school office. With the completion of “RISE” work, students will note be counted as absent for those days. Please notify the High School office 2 weeks in advance of a planned absence, if possible, for “RISE”. Students may only apply for “RISE” for a total of 10 days per school year.

Q. How do I sign-up for school breakfast and lunches lunches?

A. School breakfast and lunches are served on all school days.  

Q. How much is lunch?

A. Breakfast and lunch are free for all students.

Key Programs & Experiences

Q. what are campouts.

A. The annual, overnight campout provides an opportunity for staff and students to come together as a community in preparation for the upcoming school year. This event is planned by teachers at the Farm, and by students at the High School. It creates a shared experience to build community, share student knowledge, establish norms and practices, and prepare for the school year.

Q. What is a Minicourse?

A. Minicourses are designed to allow students to explore physical and creative interests. The classes are designed by teachers, volunteers, and students to provide students with experiences in a wide variety of activities that meet the students interests and developmental needs. Minicourses occur during Period 7 and 8 on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday.

Q. What is a Winterim and CAWE (Creative Academic Weeklong Experience)?

A. Winterims are designed for middle school students and consist of a week of student-driven curriculum, which may include nights away from home and travel. Winterims require weekly planning meetings, extensive fundraising, and oversight by staff. CAWE is the High School equivalent of a Winterim. It includes: outside experts, academic, interdisciplinary objectives, staff and student accountability, travel outside the local area. CAWE and Winterims take place the week before Spring Break, and are chaperoned by teachers and staff. CAWE and Winterims conclude with a demonstration day on Friday afternoon in which students present to the community what they learned and experienced during the week.

Q. What is Mentorship like at Grove?

A. Each student is placed with a mentor, who they work with for three years.  Mentors are responsible for assisting their students with goal setting, and completion of school-wide projects (ie: internship, community service, student led conferences, senior projects, etc.).  Mentors also help maintain an open line of communication between parents and the school.

Q. What are Student Led Conferences?

A. Twice a year students will give a formal presentation to their mentor, parent/guardian and a peer.  In this presentation students will reflect on their performance with The Grove School Outcomes and discuss their goals.  Mentors and other audience members can ask questions or ask for clarification.

Q. How can I volunteer to teach a “mini-course”?

A. Minicourses are scheduled for 1 hour on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday afternoon for each quarter.  If you are interested in teaching a mini course, please email Beth Hauso at [email protected] with your idea / topic and time of year you would be available.

Q. Can I volunteer to drive on field trips and to sports games?

A. All parent drivers must be “ Live Scan ” with a copy of their Driver License and car insurance on file.  You can pick-up a form at either office or under “ Forms ” on the school website. This process can take from 24 hours to 2 weeks, to get cleared. In addition, volunteers must complete a TB test and a yearly mandated reporter training. The Grove volunteer requirement packet can be found under “ Forms ” on the school website.

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