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County libraries will forgive fines Sept. 12-16 Are fines keeping you from fully
accessing everything the Chesterfield Public Library has to offer? Read Away
Your Fines! Stop by any Chesterfield County library Sept. 12-16, read for 30
minutes and tell a staff member about what you read. It’s that simple, so don't
let fines hold you back any longer. This opportunity is open to anyone with an
overdue fine with the Chesterfield Public Library. Find your nearest location
via this webpage.
Students: Your presence matters This is Attendance Awareness Month, and we want
students to know that their presence matters. When students are in school, they
help create a vibrant and complete learning environment. Chesterfield County
Public Schools is here to support families and ensure every student is able to
show up ready to learn in class.
Partnership with police department Chesterfield County Public Schools and the
Chesterfield County Police Department have a close connection, working as
partners to protect students and school staff members. A memorandum of
understanding, which is updated regularly, provides a framework for the
partnership. The Chesterfield County School Board invites public comment on an
updated memorandum of understanding. To read the draft updated memorandum, click
this link or copy the url and paste it into your browser:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LPF2X_l5E4aZPXf7CYW3NLk2W0-XVZdD/view Email
comments to ccpsinfo@ccpsnet.net before Aug. 4.
Outstanding teachers Congratulations to CCPS Visual Arts Teachers of the Year:
Elementary Visual Art Educator of the Year: Bridget Hendricks of Old Hundred
Elementary Middle School Visual Art Educator of the Year: Lydia Walters of
Elizabeth Davis Middle High School Visual Art Educator of the Year: Vicki
Kirtley of Clover Hill High
You’re the tops! Congratulations to CCPS Performing Arts Teachers of the Year:
Performing Arts Leadership Award: Rob Ellis, Cosby High theater teacher and
department chair for the fine and performing arts Performing Arts Novice Teacher
Award: John Donnell, first-year teacher of band and music technology at James
River High Performing Arts Unsung Hero Award: Emily Oyan, Bird High band teacher
Performing Arts Teachers of the Year (two winners): Connor Thompson, guitar
teacher at Elizabeth Davis Middle; and Joanna Chocklett, dance teacher at Thomas
Dale High
School bus road-e-o CCPS bus drivers gathered June 3 for a road-e-o, a friendly
competition to demonstrate skills needed to safely transport students. The
road-e-o included spotting safety problems and navigating an obstacle course.
Some school system leaders also tried driving a bus (accompanied by an
experienced trainer). School Board Chair Dot Heffron, Chief of Operations Josh
Davis and Transportation Director Calvin Frye only knocked over a few cones on
the obstacle course!
Retrieve your student’s medication June 3-4 Parents and guardians must pick up
their children’s medications from the school clinic, but the medications must be
available for student use through the last day of school on May 31. All
remaining student medications, including over-the-counter medications, may be
picked up from the school clinic during normal school hours June 3-4. After 4
p.m. June 4, all leftover medications will be packed and turned over to the
Chesterfield County Police Department for disposal. Once medications are packed
for police collection, they cannot be retrieved so it is important for parents
to pick up medications on time. Late pickups are not permitted, and medications
cannot be stored at the school during the summer. All medications must be picked
up even if your student will attend summer school. At the beginning of summer
school, parents will need to provide children’s medication to the summer school
coordinator at your child’s summer site. Please contact your child’s school
nurse to request a copy of the medication order for all medications being
administered during summer school.
Virginia’s top middle school principal
El Librotazo, the big book party, is planned for July 9: During this event, each
child in attendance from birth through high school will select 3 to 5 books to
keep to add to their home libraries. Additionally, attendees will enjoy
activities, cultural performances, a mobile exhibit from the Children’s Museum
of Richmond, music, food and more. This free event will be held Tuesday, July 9
from 5-8:30 p.m. at the Chesterfield County Fairgrounds. Chesterfield County
Public Schools will host the event in partnership with the Chesterfield
Education Foundation and Dominion Energy.
Chesterfield Pedestrian and Bike Safety Newsletter
Prom closet seeks community donations This video shows how Monacan High is
helping trim the cost of prom by offering free dresses, suits and accessories
for students. As a service learning project, students run the Chiefs Closet like
a boutique — complete with attractive displays, business communications and
social media promotions. Community donations to the prom closet are welcome and
can be left in the front office of Monacan High (11501 Smoketree Drive). This
year’s prom is May 11. If you have questions, please email teacher
meredith_shuman@ccpsnet.net.
Spring Into Wellness on April 29 Families are invited to a mental health
resource fair organized by Chesterfield County Public Schools. Spring Into
Wellness will take place 4:30-7:30 p.m. April 29 at CTC@Hull (13900 Hull Street
Road). Registration is required for this free event. In addition to more than 30
wellness vendors, speakers will cover these topics: Motivation and goal setting
for tweens and teens; Understanding your child’s nature for happier parenting;
and College prep and student wellness. Register at https://bit.ly/48EpdGM.
Camps for grades 5-8 Chesterfield County Public Schools offers two summer camps
for students who will be in grades 5-8 in 2024-25: Camp EPIC (Exploring Pathways
in Careers) is packed with exciting, hands-on career experiences 8 a.m.-4 p.m.
June 10-13 (Monday through Thursday) at two sites. The cost is $150. Sign up
using this form for one of these sessions: CTC@Courthouse: CyberWatch, Dental
Discoveries, Energy Explorers, Farm to Table, Just Desserts, Motor Sport
Legends, Next Level Chef, Pet Pals or Robot Wranglers CTC@Hull: Animation
Nation, Beauty Stars, Just Desserts, Next Level Chef, Pet Pals, Rescue 911!,
Robot Wranglers, Top Model or True Detective Team SKILLS is a basketball camp
where students improve basketball skills, develop teamwork and learn important
life lessons 8 a.m.-noon Monday through Thursday in the Midlothian Middle gym.
The cost is $75 for each one-week session. Sign up now using this form. June
24-28 July 1-3 (Camp is closed July 4.) July 8-11 July 15-18
Summer is for camps! Summer camps offer a chance to explore new areas, and
registration is open now! Chesterfield County Public Schools is offering four
different camps in 2024, and they are expected to fill up fast. Get the details
and register here for Camp EPIC, Cultural Arts Camp, Team SKILLS and World
Language Camp.
A virtual Coffee & Conversation discussion will focus on intellectual
disabilities. The Family and Community Engagement Office of Chesterfield County
Public Schools will host the free webinar 1-2 p.m. Feb. 28, and a representative
of Chesterfield Mental Health will be the featured speaker. Click here to
register and to see upcoming Coffee & Conversation topics.
CCPSOnline classes are open to students in grades 9-12. With learning available
24/7 in a no-bells, no-limits virtual environment, the flexibility of CCPSOnline
classes can help high school students create the schedule they want. Act now to
take advantage of this Chesterfield County Public Schools opportunity:
CCPSOnline registration for summer 2024 and for the 2024-25 school year is open
through April 28, and the website offers details including registration form.
Students and parents are invited to a virtual info session about CCPSOnline at
6:30 p.m. March 4; click this link to join the discussion.
Chesterfield Virtual School is open for Chesterfield County students in grades
K-8. As Virginia’s first virtual school, the Chesterfield Virtual School
provides the opportunity to learn with teachers from across the country and
students from all over Chesterfield County. The Chesterfield Virtual School
works for students who are self-sufficient and self-driven. School days begin at
7:45 a.m. with morning meetings. Before students are dismissed for the day at
2:15 p.m., teachers cover all core academic subjects. After-school clubs offer
additional connections for students. The Chesterfield Virtual School also offers
gifted instruction, honors classes, special education and ESL. Enrollment for
new students is open through April 28, and the school website offers details
including registration form. Students and parents are invited to a virtual info
session about Chesterfield Virtual School on Feb. 21 at 8:30 a.m. or at 1:30
p.m. To join one of the informal sessions, go to meet.google.com and enter
cvsinterestmeeting as the code.
Parents can create list of books their student cannot check out Chesterfield
County Public Schools continues to be at the forefront of ensuring that parents
and guardians have transparency about school library books. The district
recently added a feature to the online catalog for school libraries that offers
another avenue for families to be involved in what their children read. Starting
now, parents can create a list of books that their student will not be allowed
to check out. (This new feature is in addition to existing opportunities for
parents that provide online access to their student’s school library accounts
and the ability to opt in to receive an email when their student checks out a
book.) Follow these steps to take advantage of this new method of overseeing
what your child can check out from the school library: Look up your public
access catalog login ID by going to ParentVUE using a web browser on a computer
or mobile device (not using the mobile app). In ParentVUE, go to My Account to
find Adult ID#. (Contact your school if you need help accessing your ParentVUE
account.) Your public access catalog login ID is your ParentVUE adult ID number
with G added to the front. For example, if your ParentVUE adult ID number is
123456, then G123456 is your public access catalog ID. Select your child’s
campus on the school system’s library catalog page. Click My Account on the left
side of the screen. You will be prompted for a library card number and PIN. Your
library card number is your ParentVUE ID number with G added to the front. Your
PIN is the last four digits of your ParentVUE ID number. Add books you do not
want your student to be able to check out to a prohibited resource list. This
document provides details about how to build a prohibited resource list for your
student.
ADHD is topic of Feb. 7 Coffee & Conversation A virtual Coffee & Conversation
discussion will focus on ADHD. The CCPS Office of Family and Community
Engagement will host the free webinar 1-2 p.m. Feb. 7, and Melissa Ackley of
Chesterfield Mental Health Prevention Services will be the featured speaker.
Click here to register and to see upcoming Coffee & Conversation topics.
Marching toward winter break - Superintendent Merv Daugherty’s winter break
video may be the best thing you see today. Huge shoutout to Clover Hill High’s
Marching Cavaliers and band director Brianna Gatch! Winter break for students
and teachers will begin Dec. 22 and continue through Jan. 5. School offices and
school system buildings will remain open to the public Dec. 22, Dec. 27-29 and
Jan. 2-5.
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DR. MATTHEW STRITTMATTER, PRINCIPAL

Welcome to Elizabeth Davis Middle School, home of the Ravens! My name is Matthew
Strittmatter, and I am proud to serve this amazing school community. I look
forward to what this year will bring. We are a dynamic building with incredible
people. I am positive that your student will enjoy the learning experience. If
you ever need anything, please do not hesitate to reach out.
#everyraveneveryday_edms




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School Day: 7:35 a.m.–2:05 p.m.
Office Hours: 7 a.m.–3 p.m.

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Address: 601 Corvus Court
Chester, VA 23836
Office: 804-541-4700
Clinic: 804-541-4701
Fax: 804-530-2718
Email: EDMS_Mail@ccpsnet.net

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School Colors: Maroon, Black, & White
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