February 6, 2024 was Safer Internet Day! We know that multi-factor authentication -- all those verification codes and Face ID scans can feel inconvenient -- but they are the best way to prevent fraud, malware, and other online risks. Check out these graphics to learn more!
over 1 year ago, CHPS
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) is like having a secret handshake to enter your online accounts. It asks for something you know (password) + something you have (phone, security key) or something you are (face scan, fingerprint) to truly verify you're the owner.
How well does it work? Implementing MFA can make you 99% less likely to get hacked according to Microsoft
MFA options include passwords, pins, security questions, codes, a smart card, fingerprints, Face ID, and more
You should always use MFA for financial accounts, personal accounts, critical services like work accounts and healthcare portals, and high value accounts like online shopping
We encourage citizens to attend the February 27th School Board Meeting and provide public comment on the 2024-2025 Draft Budget. The meeting begins at 6:30pm at the Tech Center A/V Room.
over 1 year ago, CHPS
Graphic with date and time of meeting and clip art of a government building, bag of money, and graphing symbols
We invite you to come see the beautiful renovations at CHHS on February 21st from 4:00 to 6:00pm!
over 1 year ago, CHPS
new fine arts wing exterior at CHHS
PEATC in partnership with CHPS' Family Resource Center and SEAC will be hosting The Power of Family Engagement in Early Childhood on Thur., Feb. 22 from 6-8pm at the Tech Center. Dinner and on-site childcare will be provided! Register at tinyurl.com/58x2c37x
over 1 year ago, CHPS
Flyer contains a description of the session: Defining early childhood, exploring family engagement, and learning how families and staff share in the responsibility of the success of all children starting in the early years.
Due to below-freezing temperatures and the possibility for icy road conditions, CHPS will operate on a 2-hour delay tomorrow for staff and students. Breakfast will still be served to students at the start of the day.
over 1 year ago, CHPS
Graphic with icy roads and ice-covered trees reads "2 Hour Delay"
Don't forget that Monday, January 15th is a staff and student holiday to honor the work of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.! On Tuesday, students will remain home while staff participates in professional learning. We will see students again on Wednesday next week.
over 1 year ago, CHPS
Calendar visual shows holiday on Monday with MLK Jr.'s face and Tuesday with the words staff PD day and student holiday
Congratulations to our 2024-2025 Division Teacher of the Year, Beth Christy!
over 1 year ago, CHPS
Photo of division leaders Patrick Neuman, Board Chair Steve Neece, Amanda Pelter, Superintendent Ratliff, Dr. Joe Douglas, Latoya Edwards, Travis Ridley, and Brennan Hoffer and they stand around Beth Christy who holds a bouquet of flowers in her hand.
CHPS will operate on a 2-hour delay tomorrow, January 10th. We are continuing to monitor the roads and potential power outages and will reassess between 6:00AM and 6:30AM.
over 1 year ago, CHPS
Background photo of a flooded road with central text that reads 2-hour delay
Due to the incoming high winds and heavy rain, we will dismiss students early tomorrow, January 9. CHMS and CHHS will dismiss students at 11:00AM. LES, NES, & TES will dismiss at 12:00PM. Please use caution and follow normal dismissal procedures.
over 1 year ago, CHPS
Light blue background with rain drops and central message reads "Early Dismissal Tuesday January 9th"
Thank you to our community partner Aetna for judging our elementary door decorating contest! Congrats to our winners, 2nd Grade at NES, Ms. Johnson at LES, and Mrs. Ridpath at TES.
over 1 year ago, CHPS
Students wearing reindeer antler headbands gather around a candy cane themed door.
Ms. Johnson and her class stand outside her door decorated with snowflakes made by students. The door reads "We are as unique as snowflakes."
Mrs. Ridpath stands outside her door with her winner certificate. Her door is decorated with recycled lids in various colors, and the door reads "Have yourself a merry little Christmas" but the word Little is spelled L I D T L E.