Welcome to the Council Bluffs Community School District The mission of the Council Bluffs Community School District is to guarantee that every student graduates with the knowledge, skills and character to become a responsible citizen and to succeed in a changing world by creating a leading-edge, inclusive educational system which provides challenging expectations, diverse experiences, engaging curriculum and innovative teaching within a collaborative, caring community. |
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Quick Links Boundary Changes Elementary / Middle Summer Exploration 2010 Brochure Elementary / Middle Spanish Summer Exploration 2010 Brochure High School Summer Exploration Brochure Activity Participation & nsurance Form Employee of the Month Nomination Form Student Dress Code Council Bluffs Board of Education Receives IASB Making a Difference Award District Annual Progress Report at Iowa Department of Education Weather-Related School Announcements Report from Curriculum Management Audit Team Fair and Consistent Grading Brochure Staff Links Heartland Family Services Newsletter- July Grading Practices Resource Manual 2009-10 Travel Faire - Air Travel Arrangements for District Meetings/Conferences 403 B Information
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Free and Reduced Meal Application The Free and Reduced Meal Application is now available on the Nutrition Services website or by clicking this link. Student Driver Education Training Drive Tek will be providing driver education training for students of the Council Bluffs Community School District. Drive Tek will be offering classes during the school year and the summer. Click here for the schedule and prices. Student Athlete Physicals Available at the Following Locations: Ridge Family Practice--by appointment only--$20.00 Saturday, 7/24 8-11am (at the Risen Sun Location: 1101 Risen Sun Blvd.) Tucker Center HOSA Students Receive Oustanding Chapter Award; Alex Dixon Named a National Finalist Thirty students and three advisors represented Council Bluffs Schools
and the Tucker Career & College Center at the 33rd Anual Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) National Leadership Conference
June 21-28, 2010 in Orlando, FL. Students who placed 1st, 2nd, or 3rd in competitions at the Iowa state conference qualified to attend and represent Iowa. More than 6,000 students from 48 states participated in the Conference. The Tucker Center HOSA chapter was recognized as an "Outstanding HOSA Chapter" through documentation completed in a scrapbook submitted by Jessica Frank, senior from Abraham Lincoln H.S. Also placing as a national finalist was Alex Dixon, senior from ALHS in Medical Photography. Alex Dixon Jessica Frank Council Bluffs Community Schools Preschool Screening to be Held July 22 Attend the 2010-11 Preschool Screening on July 22, from 12:00pm until 6:00pm at the following locations. Carter Lake Elementary 1105 Redick Blvd. (Spanish Interpreter Available) Walnut Grove Elementary 2920 Avenue J Washington Elementary 207 Scott Street (Spanish Interpreter Available) Click here for more Information AL's Anna Jo Cowan Receives the 2010 Youth Leadership Award Anna Jo Cowan’s efforts prove that 4-H not only makes individual youth better citizens and communicators, but it also can create a powerful group of children and teens to influence state and national leaders. Cowan, a nine-year 4-H member and a senior at Abraham Lincoln High School in Council Bluffs, received the 2010 Youth Leadership Award on May 4. Mari Culver, the first lady of Iowa, presented the award at the Youth and Shelter Services Risky Business Conference in Ames. “Anna Jo’s community has truly benefited from her endeavors, her efforts and her advocacy and service,” Culver said. View the complete article. Thomas Jefferson Musicians Combine Music and Fun
Free Breakfast and Lunch Offered During SummerThe Council Bluffs Community School District is hosting a free Summer breakfast and lunch program for children and accompanying adults. Meals will be served Monday through Friday. For more information, times and locations click here. Bloomer Students Lend a Helping Hand Enrichment students at Bloomer Elementary recently donated 86 pounds of pop tabs to the Omaha Ronald McDonald House. The students researched the Ronald McDonald House and developed a power point presentation to explain how the Ronald McDonald House provides support to families outside of the Omaha area. They presented their power point projects to the classrooms at Bloomer and together were able to generate this sizable donation. TJ's Courtney Ruff Named Outstanding Female Scholar Athlete For more than fifteen years the Greater Omaha Sports Committee has honored Outstanding Scholar Athletes in the Omaha Metro Area. These students are judged not only for their accomplishments on the field but for their scholastic achievements in the class room. This Fall, Courtney received the "Fall Scholar Athlete" for her outstanding accomplishments in Cross Country and academics. She has now been selected, from all of the previous award winners, as Outstanding Scholar Athlete of the Year. This distinguished honor is given to only one male and one female student athlete in the Omaha Metro Area each year. Congratulations Courtney, on this prestigious honor.
Fine Arts Calendar The Council Bluffs Community School Dristrict Presents the Music and Art Events for the 2009-2010 School Year. Click Here for a complete listing. |
Abraham Lincoln Girls Awarded at NDA Camp The Abraham Lincoln dance team girls performed well this year at the National Dance Association (NDA) camp. The camp was held at Lake Okoboji, June 29- July 2. Nine teams participated in the camp from Iowa and Nebraska. Coached by Kerri Jo Watts, the team took a routine that had they had been learning during May and June, to win a Superior ribbon and choreography award. Many of the girls received individual awards such the Leadership award, All-American award, and Superior Showmanship. Congratulations on all of their achievements! Congratulations 2010 Summer Graduates Congratulations to the nine students who graduated July 1st during a consolidatedl ceremony at Thomas Jefferson High School. Graduates include three students from Abraham Lincoln and six from Thomas Jefferson. Washington Students Team Up with Kanesville Gardeners
Students from Carol Mattox’s 5th grade TAG class teamed up with students at Kanesville Alternative Learning Center community garden. Students Maricecy Zavala, Mason Cuttings, Matthew Brunson and Josue Lopez all assisted in replanting various, fruits, vegetables and flowers from seeds that they donated to the garden. The Washington students also held a can drive which raised $37 to help in purchase containers for the harvest of the vegetables. Everyone involved can’t wait until fall to enjoy their hard work. Three AL Teams Recognized for Academics
The Iowa High School Athletic Association (IHSAA) has recognized three Abraham Lincoln High School Teams for Academic Achievement. The following Teams were acknowledged: *Basketball Cheerleading - Excellence in Academic Achievement (3.08 GPA) *Boys Basketball - Excellence in Academic Achievement (3.22 GPA) *Swimming - Distinguished in Academic Achievement (3.30 GPA).
TJ Students put Physics in MotionThe TJ Physics students' final project was to create a Rube Goldberg machine that would turn on the on the room's projector. Each class was responsible for certain tables that later were combined to reach one final goal. Click the link to see if they were able to turn the projector on.
AL's Colpitts and Ebertowski - State Track Champs This past Thursday, just four days after participating in her graduation ceremony, Chelsea Colpitts represented Council Bluffs and Abraham Lincoln High School in the Class 4-A discus event at the State Track Meet. She earned the state title with a 148-foot, 8-inch throw, topping her career-best and breaking the Abraham Lincoln High School record by nearly three feet. Congratulations to you, Chelsea, for this outstanding accomplishment!
Abraham Lincoln Junior Austin Ebertowski earned the Class 4-A state title in the 100-meter sprint this past Saturday with a time a 10.99 seconds. He became the first individual boys track champion from Abraham Lincoln since 2006 and the school’s first athlete to win this event. As if this accomplishment wasn’t enough, he went on to earn second-place in the 200-meter race at the State meet. We are proud of you, Austin, and are eager to see what you can do next year!
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Site Map Contact the C.B. Community School District: Phone (712) 328-6446 • Fax: (712) 328-6548
Educational Service Center, 12 Scott Street, Council Bluffs, IA 51503 The Council Bluffs Community School District shall not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, creed, color, gender, marital status, citizenship, geographic location, socioeconomic status, national origin, ancestry, age, physical or mental disability, sexual orientation, gender identity or any other protected trait or characteristic in its educational programs, activities or employment practices. |
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