Educating and Cultivating Servants for ChristDriving and Parking RemindersDrop-off and Pick-upDue to school bus traffic and safetyconcerns, do not drop off studentsat the main entrance before the startof the school day. During this time,the yellow curb area in front of thebuilding is for school buses only.Designated drop-off areas are:• Northwest end: library entrance• South end: along the gym walland the new entry displayingthe school logoWhen dropping off or picking upbetween 2:15 and 3:30 p.m., do notstop or park along the mainentrance yellow curb. It is for busesonly during that time. Please park ina visitor spot at the front of thebuilding while waiting for studentsto exit from the main entrance.School Traffic PatternWhen arriving on campus via thesouth entrance (near the baseballdiamond), drop off or pick upalong the gym wall, near thecanopy, or at the school logo entry.When exiting, bear right around thebuilding. The circle in front of theschool is one way, south to north.Early BusStudents riding buses that departby 2:30 p.m. should report directlyto their bus via the main entrance.All other early bus riders shouldproceed directly to the gym foyerfor dismissal by the bus monitor atthe appropriate time. Students maycheck with the Welcome Center fortheir bus departure time.If early bus riders need to staythrough the end of the day, theyshould report to the cafeteria studyhall and inform the monitor thatthey are not taking the bus that day.Student DriversTo maintain parking lot security andefficiency, faculty and staff memberswill be assigned a numbered parkingspot. Students will be assigned a lotin which to park during the schoolday. Parking tags are available in theAcademic Office for $55/year. Finesmay be assessed for parking violations(no tag or parking in an undesignatedarea). Students who havenot obtained tags by the first day ofschool should park in the far northend of the library lot and secure aparking tag as soon as possible.Christmas Artisan FairThis year, we are excited to introducethe Christmas Artisan Fair, anew fundraiser at CVCA. ArtisanFairs have been growing in popularityin northeast Ohio, and we arepleased to bring one to our community.The Fair will be held at CVCAon Saturday, November 17, 2012,9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. We areinviting a variety of artisans and vendors,and anticipate items such ashandcrafted jewelry, <strong>Christian</strong>prints, note cards, and handmadechocolates for your Christmas shopping.Vendors include MaraBochart/ShineMinistry, MaraPacific, Notably Sweet, and Simone’sCreations. Please check our “CVCAChristmas Artisan Fair” Facebookpage to get an idea of the qualityitems that will be at the Fair.4 THE LINKMany of you have helped with ourCVCA Auction, and as we plan forthe Artisan Fair, we welcome yourcontinued support. For those of youwho are new to CVCA or have nothad the opportunity to help withprior fundraisers, this is a fun timeto get involved. We currently havemany vendor spaces available forthose who might have a product –personally handcrafted or soldthrough a direct sale consultantbusiness. A vendor agreement andapplication are on the CVCA websiteand included at the end of thispublication. Both are available todownload and print. Please returnthe completed agreement, withapplicable fees to: CVCA, ArtisanFair, 4687 Wyoga Lake Road,<strong>Cuyahoga</strong> Falls, Ohio 44224-1034.We will also need help from thewonderful bakers among our CVCAfamily to provide some goodies tobe sold at the Fair.Mark your calendars now! The Fairwill be a wonderful opportunity toget some Christmas shopping doneearly and enjoy lunch or some freshlybaked goods, activities for children,and entertainment by musiciansfrom our CVCA Fine ArtsDepartment.Continue to check our Facebookpage for updated vendor picturesand information. If you have questionsor ideas, please contact LindaSchilling at lschilling@cvcaroyals.orgor 330-929-0575, ext. 318, or OlgaBeirne at obeirne@cvcaroyals.org or330-929-0575, ext. 319.
Educating and Cultivating Servants for ChristTechnology at CVCASchool-wide SoftwareCVCA uses Office 2010, the Adobe CS 6.0 suite, and Windows 7 operatingsystem on the 310 computers throughout the school. All of the computershave the same core programs so that any student or staff member can workon any computer in the building.Student Flash DrivesWe highly recommend that your student have a flash drive of at least 2 gigabytesin size to transfer their files from home to school and vice versa. Flashdrives can be purchased in larger stores, and generally are under $10.Student Email AccountsEvery student has access to a CVCA email account. You and your studentshould create a secure password that has numbers or symbols, capital letters,and lower case letters. An example would be to use the first letter of eachword of a phrase; for example, “Amazing Grace How Sweet the Sound!”would become AghSts! Please have your students write their password in asecure place to ensure they can access email account throughout the year.We also recommend that they change their password from previous years andchange it at least once during the school year. A good time for the changewould be right before Christmas break. Students, please do not give yourpassword to your friends. This can cause problems for you in the future.Family RenWeb AccountsEvery teacher may communicate by email to both parents and students.Therefore, parents and students need to be able to obtain, read, and respondto the teacher using this communication tool. Please update your RenWebrecords if you change your email address. Information can be updatedthrough ParentsWeb, under the Family Information section, and then bymodifying the Family Demographic Form.Faculty EmailTo email a faculty or staff member, please type in the individual’s first initial,last name, and @cvcaroyals.org. For example, kbeavers@cvcaroyals.org wouldbe the email address for Kim Beavers, Technology Coordinator.Technology PoliciesWe have an internet policy, a technology committee, and a Facebook policyat CVCA. If you would like more information on CVCA technology policies,please contact technology department members Kim Beavers, BrandonDavies, Phil Dipane, or Matt Riordan.Computer LabsIn addition to general-use computers in the Library, CVCA has seven dedicatedcomputer labs throughout the building: Library Lab, Room 117A,Room 132, Room 134, Room 108, the Engineering Lab in Room 120, and aMac Lab in Room 123.J-TERM 2013The following J-TERM TRIPS arestill accepting registrations:DOMINICAN REPUBLIC• Doulos Discovery School• Leader: Mrs. Heather Bartel• hbartel@cvcaroyals.orgEUROPE• London, Paris, and Rome• Leader: Mrs. Joy Meszaros• jmeszaros@cvcaroyals.orgNORWAY• Short Term Exchange Program• Leader: Mr. Steve Kasiguran• skasiguran@cvcaroyals.orgThese additional TRIPS are alsoavailable to selected students:SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ANDENTREPRENEURSHIP• Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan• Leader: Mrs. Kim Beavers• kbeavers@cvcaroyals.orgSCHOOL OF MINISTRY• Boston’s Puritans• Leader: Pastor Rick Thompsonand Mrs. Chrisi Thompson• rthompson@cvcaroyals.orgBASKETBALL TEAMS• Leader: Coach Jay Peters• jpeters@cvcaroyals.orgHOCKEY TEAM• Leader: Coach Doug Fairchild• dfairchild@cvcaroyals.orgThe list of high school COURSESwill be available in September.JUNIOR HIGH students areautomatically enrolled in J-term.THE LINK 5