TLC Charter Chatter

News, Information, and Updates for Primary, Discovery, and Millennium Charter Schools

A Message from our CEO, Carolyn Woods

Hello, TLC parents, guardians, and families! We are starting an awareness campaign about the dangers of social media. Classes have had discussions about social media use and I am looking into doing more, but I need your help. Please partner with us on this important issue. Here are a few tips on how you can help:

How can I keep my children safe using social media?

• Learn about the programs and apps your child is using. Some social media platforms have age restrictions to join, but it’s easy for children to get around these.
• Show interest in your child’s online life and ask questions.
• When possible, keep tablets and computers in common areas where you can watch while your child uses them.
• Get online family protection. Programs that provide parental controls can block websites, enforce time limits, and monitor the websites your child visits, and their online conversations.
• Follow your child’s online accounts, and tell them that you are monitoring their online activity to help keep them safe. Some children or teens may create a fake second account for their parents to follow.
• Ask them about the people they “meet” online. Showing genuine interest will help them feel comfortable talking about it. Explain that it’s easy for someone on the Internet to pretend to be someone they’re not.
• Talk about the importance of keeping online friendships in the online world. Make it clear that if your child wants to meet an online friend in person, it must be in a public place and with a trusted adult.
• Discuss what’s okay and safe to post online, and what isn’t. Online posts stay online forever. As a general rule, your child shouldn’t post anything they wouldn’t want a parent or teacher to see or read.
• People can’t always control what others post about them. Explain that information and photos found online can turn up again years later.
• Explain that autocorrect can sometimes lead to miscommunication and hurt feelings.

I know many of you are following these steps already, but it is always good to have a refresher!

Thank you for your support,

Mrs. Woods

SCHOOL PLAY AUDITIONS

Callbacks and 2nd Round of Auditions!

Missed the last audition or had second thoughts? Now is your time to overcome those fears and try out!

We will be having the 2nd day of Auditions next

Tuesday, 8/30 at 4:30 in M202

If you auditioned last time or would like to try out for the first time, plan on attending this audition.

Hope to see you there!

-Mr. Snyder

Sponsor Request 2022

 registration form 2022

Next Year’s School Calendar – 2022-23

Primary Charter School

Special Education

Survey response from over 2,000 parents by Common Sense Media, stated over 90% of their children under age 8 have used a mobile device and 48 percent report that their children under age 2 use mobile devices regularly.

While parents recognize the importance of limiting their children’s screen time, they are not sure how to go about it. With over 80 percent reporting they worry “a lot” or “some of the time” about losing parental control of kids’ access to screens, they also do not feel confident in their own ability to manage kids’ screen use at home.

Below are two articles related to screen time and how as a parent you can better control your child’s technology time. Click below to learn more.

UNDERSTANDING THE TV RATINGS AND PARENTAL CONTROLS

TIPS FOR PARENTS TO MANAGE KIDS’ SCREEN TIME

If you have any questions about this topic feel free to contact the special education department.

Renu Singh

rsingh@tracylc.net

(209) 290-0511

Director Special Education

Dear DCS parents and guardians,

This school year our Discovery Athletics program is in the building phase. We have appointed Coach Easterday as the Athletic Director and he has been reaching out to surrounding school districts to partner with them and develop our program. We wanted to include cheer as one of our programs, however, at this time, we are going to have to put a pause on the cheer program. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. We are going to put clear guidelines and protocols in place for the future and this will take time to develop.

There will be more opportunities to participate in DCS sports for all students this year, such as basketball, volleyball, and soccer. Check the Charter Chatter often for updates on DCS sports.

Thank you for your understanding,

Carolyn Woods, CEO

Take a look into our classrooms!

Week 4 DCS Charter Chatter

IMPORTANT

As required by California law (Health and Safety Code 120325 – 120375), parents need to provide proof of a Tdap vaccine (pertussis – Whooping Cough Booster) for all students entering the 7^th grade. Documentation must state the shot was given on or after their 7^th birthday. This means ALL current 7th graders must get up to date NOW.

It is important that you begin now, to ensure your child gets his/her required vaccination prior to school re-opening on August 1, 2022. We suggest you call and arrange this vaccine appointment asap.

Getting them up to date now, will not only protect them against Pertussis but also ensure class placement and prevent exclusion from school once students return to campus.

Remember to ask your physician about other vaccines your child may need, and bring your child’s yellow immunization card to the visit. Please return a copy of ALL up-to-date immunizations to school prior to the beginning of the next year school year.

For questions, please call your primary physician today or call the San Joaquin County Public Health Services Program, at (209) 468-3481.

Students will not be allowed to attend campus classes without his/her completion of all school-required vaccines/immunizations.

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Millennium High School

Please check the email you have on file with AERIES to view your invitation to the MHS Information Google Classroom. This will be our avenue of communication to parents and students this year.

SCHOOL PLAY AUDITIONS

Callbacks and 2nd Round of Auditions!

Missed the last audition or had second thoughts? Now is your time to overcome those fears and try out!

We will be having the 2nd day of Auditions next

Tuesday, 8/30 at 4:30 in M202

If you auditioned last time or would like to try out for the first time, plan on attending this audition.

Hope to see you there!

-Mr. Snyder

Haunted High 2022

Informational Meeting and Committee Sign Up

If you are interested in helping out with Haunted High this year, plan on attending the first informational meeting!

Wednesday, August 31st during lunchtime(11:45-12:30) in

Mrs. Souza’s room (M304 The Art Room)

During this meeting, we will discuss the event and the various jobs we will need filled and then give you the chance to sign up for any job you are interested in.

-Mr. Snyder

Summer 2022 College Early Start $100 Scholarship Request Form Open!

Students who earned a B (not a B-) or higher in their Summer 2022 Delta College class(es) may now submit their $100 scholarship request form. They must include proof of the grade(s) earned from their MyDelta account. Here is the Google Form that must be completed: https://forms.gle/ubw5pVFpktjTwJ3PA

The form is due on Wednesday, September 21st by 11:59 pm. NO exceptions!

We have a minimum day Friday, September 2nd. We have extended our minimum day to 12:30pm. Please see our new minimum day bell schedule below:

Millennium Minimum Day Bell Schedule 2022-23

0 period 8:00-8:30

1st period 8:30-9:00

2nd period 9:00-9:30

3rd period 9:30-10:00

5th period 10:00-10:30

6th period 10:30-11:00

7th period 11:00-11:30

8th period 11:30-12:00

Lunch 12:00-12:30

ATHLETICS

Here is a step by step guide to follow – you can always email me with questions at areyes@tracylc.net

First – Go to athleticclearance.com Complete ALL forms on this website.

Second – Click on this link to Download a copy of the Sports Physical –

Third – Take the forms from step 2 to your doctor to have them filled out.

Fourth and Final Step – Take a picture of the completed sports physical form and attach it on your athletic clearance!

For any questions, email me, Drew Reyes, the Millennium Athletic Director at areyes@tracylc.net

Be a part of something this year- Be a part of Falcon Athletics!

Tomorrow (Friday, August 26th) will be Chicken Wrap for lunch and NOT Hamburgers.  Sorry for any inconvenience.

– TLC Kitchen

School Play 

Rescheduled

AUDITIONS!

Thursday, August 25TH in room M202

From 4:30 to 6 PM

Auditions are open for 

grades 7th – 12th

The audition format will be a cold read from the script, no need to prepare!  Just your desire to perform!

We will be casting 7 Women and 9 Men, with a few extras.

(See the roles list for a complete list of all the roles to be cast)

If you want to check out the script before auditions, please see Mr. Snyder in room M202; he can check one out for you.

Good luck!   Hope to see you all there!

Discovery Cheer Team Update

TLC Charter Chatter

News, Information, and Updates for Primary, Discovery, and Millennium Charter Schools

A Message from our CEO, Carolyn Woods

Hello! Week three has come and gone, and I am happy to report that students and teachers have settled into routines, the curriculum is in full swing and carline is running smoothly for all three schools. We are off to a good start!

There are many different people who contribute to the success of the Tracy Learning Center. One of those people is Dan Saldate–

I will let him introduce himself to you:

Hello TLC families.  My name is Dan Saldate.  I have been a part of the Tracy Learning Center for nineteen years. I was one of the original teachers that started Millennium High School in 2004 and taught social studies while also serving as the Director of MHS.

I hold a master’s degree in education and a school administration credential. In 2019, I was assigned to an administrative role with TLC. Currently, I am employed as the assistant superintendent of staff and student affairs encompassing all three TLC charter schools. My role is to provide staff and student support, observe and evaluate all staff members, provide staff human resources support, and conduct discipline for staff and students. I also serve as the title nine coordinators for TLC and the TLC Board Secretary. I am very proud to have spent my career in education at the Tracy Learning Center.

–  Mr Saldate

You will find Mr. Saldate in the office directly across from mine. We partner on many important administrative tasks and duties. He is an important member of the team!

Mrs. Woods

Next Year’s School Calendar – 2022-23

TLC Preschool/TK

Primary Charter School

This week you received your child’s iReady diagnostic report. (Kindergarten students will receive their report next week). This report will give you a good indication of where your child is academically starting the year. You will receive another report at the end of the trimester that will show their growth over the next few months. Please reach out to your child’s teachers if you have questions.

Now that our afternoon carline is running smoothly, we will end our carline at 3:35 every day. If you arrive to pick your child up after 3:35, this will be considered a late pick up and you will need to pick them up from the office.

Thank you for being on time!

PCS Picture day will be August 24 for grades K-4.

TK picture day will be August 25.

Special Education

Parent Resources

Whether you are experienced or new to the special education system, knowing your rights as a parent is crucial to navigating the IEP process. These resources provide additional information that will help you understand safeguards and rights available to parents.

Notice of Procedural Safeguards

Aviso de Garantías Procesales

Parent Handbook

What is a SELPA?

In California, every local education agency (LEA) is required to belong to a Special Education Local Plan Area (SELPA). The SELPA is a consortium of LEAs responsible for the development of special education policies and procedures, distribution of federal and state special education funds, and providing a range of professional development pertaining to special education. With this support, the Charter SELPA’s partners continue to demonstrate the capacity to provide high quality special education programs to their students. The El Dorado Charter SELPA was the first statewide charter-only SELPA. The Charter SELPA is a cooperative model designed to ensure special education programs are available for all students with disabilities.

Tracy Learning Center is part of the El Dorado Charter SELPA.

SELPA Website: El Dorado Charter SELPA

El Dorado Charter SELPA’s Community Advisory Committee is a group formed to advise the Charter SELPA about the Special Education Local Plan, annual priorities, parent education, and other special education related activities. The CAC is designed to be a dynamic collaborative partnership of educators, parents, and community members. The CAC holds three business meetings annually to address topics of interest to families of children with disabilities and gather information to advise our Special Education Local Plan.

Parent Resources | El Dorado Charter SELPA

If you have any questions please feel free to contact the special education department.

Renu Singh

rsingh@tracylc.net

(209) 290-0511

Director Special Education

Take a look into our classrooms!

Week 3 DCS Charter Chatter

IMPORTANT

As required by California law (Health and Safety Code 120325 – 120375), parents need to provide proof of a Tdap vaccine (pertussis – Whooping Cough Booster) for all students entering the 7^th grade. Documentation must state the shot was given on or after their 7^th birthday. This means ALL current 7th graders must get up to date NOW.

It is important that you begin now, to ensure your child gets his/her required vaccination prior to school re-opening on August 1, 2022. We suggest you call and arrange this vaccine appointment asap.

Getting them up to date now, will not only protect them against Pertussis but also ensure class placement and prevent exclusion from school once students return to campus.

Remember to ask your physician about other vaccines your child may need, and bring your child’s yellow immunization card to the visit. Please return a copy of ALL up-to-date immunizations to school prior to the beginning of the next year school year.

For questions, please call your primary physician today or call the San Joaquin County Public Health Services Program, at (209) 468-3481.

Students will not be allowed to attend campus classes without his/her completion of all school-required vaccines/immunizations.

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Millennium High School

Please check the email you have on file with AERIES to view your invitation to the MHS Information Google Classroom. This will be our avenue of communication with parents and students this year.

MHS Counseling –

CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION (CSF) FALL APPLICATIONS DUE THURSDAY, 8/25

Millennium Bell Schedule 2022-23

0 period 7:30-8:30

1st period 8:30-9:30

HUB Nutrition break 9:30-9:45

2nd period 9:45-10:45

3rd period 10:45-11:45

Lunch 11:45-12:30

5th period 12:30-1:30

6th period 1:30-2:30

7th period 2:30-3:30

8th period 3:30-4:30

ATHLETICS

Here is a step by step guide to follow – you can always email me with questions at areyes@tracylc.net

First – Go to athleticclearance.com Complete ALL forms on this website.

Second – Click on this link to Download a copy of the Sports Physical –

Third – Take the forms from step 2 to your doctor to have them filled out.

Fourth and Final Step – Take a picture of the completed sports physical form and attach it on your athletic clearance!

Your Fall coaches are:

Football – Head Coach Jamani Woods

Volleyball – Head Coach Marilou Treltas (Coach T)

Cross Country – Head Coach Mike Copass

Cheer – Head Coach Denise Hayes

For any questions, email me, Drew Reyes, the Millennium Athletic Director at areyes@tracylc.net

Be a part of something this Fall – Be a part of Falcon Athletics!

School Play 

AUDITIONS POSTPONED

**IMPORTANT NOTICE**

Play auditions are POSTPONED until next week.  Mr. Snyder will notify students when I new date is arranged.  We apologize for the inconvenience.

Auditions are open for 

grades 7th – 12th

The audition format will be a cold read from the script, no need to prepare!  Just your desire to perform!

TLC Charter Chatter

News, Information, and Updates for Primary, Discovery, and Millennium Charter Schools

A Message from our CEO, Carolyn Woods

Thank you to all who attended Discovery and Millennium’s back-to-school nights this week. It was wonderful to see such a great turnout and to welcome parents back to campus. The entire staff is here for you; if you have any questions please do not hesitate to reach out to us.

We have implemented a new safety protocol here at TLC. All staff and students are required to wear lanyards during the school day. Wearing ID badges is an important element of safeguarding in schools- they help prevent unauthorized personnel from entering school property, and wearing a distinctive lanyard in the same color helps to easily identify staff and students.

If your Discovery or Millennium student forgets their lanyard, they will be issued a green loaner, which will have to be returned at the end of the day. If they repeatedly forget their lanyard, a replacement student lanyard will need to be purchased for $5.00. Please help ensure that your student comes prepared with their lanyard each day. (Primary students keep their lanyards in their classrooms).

Thank you for your cooperation!

Mrs. Woods

Our EL Department would like to invite you:

Next Year’s School Calendar – 2022-23

TLC Preschool/TK

PICTURE DAY INFO (pdf order form link for PreK/TK student ONLY)

Primary Charter School

It was a fantastic second week in PCS! All of our students are enjoying the new breakfast time and we love our Friday Unity!

If you are picking up your child through one of the walking options, please have their carline tag with you. This will ensure a safe and efficient pickup process.

Now that our afternoon carline is running smoothly, we will end our carline at 3:35 every day. If you arrive to pick your child up after 3:35, this will be considered late pickup and you will need to pick them up from the office.

Thank you for being on time!

PCS Picture day will be August 24 for grades K-4.

TK picture day will be August 25.

PICTURE DAY INFO (pdf order form link for PCS student ONLY)

Special Education

Parent Resources

Whether you are experienced or new to the special education system, knowing your rights as a parent is crucial to navigating the IEP process. These resources provide additional information that will help you understand safeguards and rights available to parents.

Notice of Procedural Safeguards

Aviso de Garantías Procesales

Parent Handbook

What is a SELPA?

In California, every local education agency (LEA) is required to belong to a Special Education Local Plan Area (SELPA). The SELPA is a consortium of LEAs responsible for the development of special education policies and procedures, distribution of federal and state special education funds, and providing a range of professional development pertaining to special education. With this support, the Charter SELPA’s partners continue to demonstrate the capacity to provide high quality special education programs to their students. The El Dorado Charter SELPA was the first statewide charter-only SELPA. The Charter SELPA is a cooperative model designed to ensure special education programs are available for all students with disabilities.

Tracy Learning Center is part of the El Dorado Charter SELPA.

SELPA Website: El Dorado Charter SELPA

El Dorado Charter SELPA’s Community Advisory Committee is a group formed to advise the Charter SELPA about the Special Education Local Plan, annual priorities, parent education, and other special education related activities. The CAC is designed to be a dynamic collaborative partnership of educators, parents, and community members. The CAC holds three business meetings annually to address topics of interest to families of children with disabilities and gather information to advise our Special Education Local Plan.

Parent Resources | El Dorado Charter SELPA

If you have any questions please feel free to contact the special education department.

Renu Singh

rsingh@tracylc.net

(209) 290-0511

Director Special Education

Take a look into our classrooms!

2022-2023 DCS Charter Chatter

IMPORTANT

As required by California law (Health and Safety Code 120325 – 120375), parents need to provide proof of a Tdap vaccine (pertussis – Whooping Cough Booster) for all students entering the 7^th grade. Documentation must state the shot was given on or after their 7^th birthday. This means ALL current 7th graders must get up to date NOW.

It is important that you begin now, to ensure your child gets his/her required vaccination prior to school re-opening on August 1, 2022. We suggest you call and arrange this vaccine appointment asap.

Getting them up to date now, will not only protect them against Pertussis but also ensure class placement and prevent exclusion from school once students return to campus.

Remember to ask your physician about other vaccines your child may need, and bring your child’s yellow immunization card to the visit. Please return a copy of ALL up-to-date immunizations to school prior to the beginning of the next year school year.

For questions, please call your primary physician today or call the San Joaquin County Public Health Services Program, at (209) 468-3481.

Students will not be allowed to attend campus classes without his/her completion of all school-required vaccines/immunizations.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Millennium High School

Please check the email you have on file with AERIES to view your invitation to the MHS Information Google Classroom. This will be our avenue of communication to parents and students this year.

Back to School Night is Thursday, August 11th from 6PM-7PM. Parents should enter through the MHS carline gate (front of the school) and meet in the Gym. Parents should plan to follow their students’ schedule and meet their students’ teachers for 5 minutes at a time. Directly following, we will have our Fall Sports Meeting at 7PM in the Gym.

Picture Day is Tuesday, August 16th. Yearbook senior portraits will also be taken at this time.

Millennium Bell Schedule 2022-23

0 period 7:30-8:30

1st period 8:30-9:30

HUB Nutrition break 9:30-9:45

2nd period 9:45-10:45

3rd period 10:45-11:45

Lunch 11:45-12:30

5th period 12:30-1:30

6th period 1:30-2:30

7th period 2:30-3:30

8th period 3:30-4:30

PICTURE DAY INFO (pdf order form link for MHS student ONLY)

ATHLETICS

Welcome Back! Our Fall sports have officially begun! Any student athletes who still want to join JV or Varsity Football or Cross Country need to ACT FAST!!! All teams are practicing daily and games begin on August 19th! Our Volleyball and Cheer teams are already in place and ready, but Cross Country and Football can still add more players to their rosters – But remember, you must get a Sports Physical and put a picture onto athleticclearance.com

Here is a step by step guide to follow – you can always email me with questions at areyes@tracylc.net

First – Go to athleticclearance.com Complete ALL forms on this website.

Second – Click on this link to Download a copy of the Sports Physical –

Third – Take the forms from step 2 to your doctor to have them filled out.

Fourth and Final Step – Take a picture of the completed sports physical form and attach it on your athletic clearance!

Do you want to meet your Fall Coaches? Well, they want to meet you! On August 11th AFTER BACK TO SCHOOL NIGHT, stay to meet with me and your coaches! Each team will break off into a different room to discuss the upcoming season! The meeting will start after Back to School Night Ends! We will start in the GYM at approximately 7pm

Your Fall coaches are:

Football – Head Coach Jamani Woods

Volleyball – Head Coach Marilou Treltas (Coach T)

Cross Country – Head Coach Mike Copass

Cheer – Head Coach Denise Hayes

For any questions, email me, Drew Reyes, the Millennium Athletic Director at areyes@tracylc.net

Be a part of something this Fall – Be a part of Falcon Athletics!

Dear Parents/Guardians and Students:

We are continuing to follow the guidelines set forth by the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) and the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) to ensure the safety of our staff and students. Upon their recommendation, due to the contagious nature of recent COVID-19 variants, we will not be providing individual exposure notifications at this time.  Instead, please know that there is currently a high potential to be exposed to someone with COVID-19 (both in and out of school) and we encourage ALL students to follow the actions below to protect one another:

• Wearing a mask in indoor settings is highly recommended to protect yourself and prevent the spread COVID-19. High-quality masks with a good fit and filtration provide the best protection.

• If you develop symptoms of COVID-19, stay home and get tested. You may get tested at a local testing site or use an over-the-counter (at-home) test.

• If you test positive for COVID-19, isolate at home and notify us right away at 209-290-0511. When you notify us, we can take additional steps to keep our school community safe.

• Stay up to date on COVID-19 vaccinations. Vaccination remains the best way to protect yourself against severe disease.

We will reassess the situation as updated guidance is released. Note that infections diagnosed in students and school staff are not necessarily the result of exposure at school, and when safety protocols are followed in schools, COVID-19 transmission remains more likely to occur outside of school settings.

Thank you for considering this important information.  We consider the health and well-being of our community a priority.

Sincerely,

Carolyn Woods

CEO, Tracy Learning Center

DCS and MHS Back to School Nights:

DCS Back to School Night will be Wednesday, August 10th from 5:00-6:30pm.
We will start in the gym!  We are looking forward to meeting all our 5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th Grade parents.

MHS Back to School Night takes place on Thursday, August 11th from 6:00pm-7:00pm.  We will begin in the Gym and then you will follow your student’s schedules to visit classrooms.  We hope to see you there!

TLC Charter Chatter

News, Information, and Updates for Primary, Discovery, and Millennium Charter Schools

A Message from our CEO, Carolyn Woods

Welcome back to all of our returning families and big welcome to TLC to our newest additions! I am Carolyn Woods, the CEO of the Tracy Learning Center. My responsibilities are similar to those of a superintendent at district schools. I am responsible for carrying out all of the policies of the governing board. As the CEO, I set the vision for the school culture, serve as the financial officer for all of the schools, ensure that all requirements of the charter are met, provide administrative support for curriculum and instruction, oversee the staff and students from preschool through 12th grade and provide support to all stakeholders including parents and community members . . . among other things! I am dedicated to ensuring that the Tracy Learning Center schools thrive and that the staff, students and parents feel supported.

I have worked at the Tracy Learning Center since 2004, starting as the first kindergarten teacher at Primary. From 2004 to 2018, I taught grades K-4, while also serving as the school leader for Primary for many years. In 2017 I transitioned to a full-time administrative role as the Director of Human Resources and Student Support. Last year, I was humbled and honored to be named the CEO of the Tracy Learning Center, succeeding Virginia Stewart, who had been at the helm for twenty years. I was privileged to work closely with Virginia and learn all that I could from her. TLC is near and dear to my heart, and almost quite literally a second home for my family as my husband, Mr. Woods, teachers at the high school (and has been since 2003!) and my daughters attend Discovery and Millennium. My son graduated from Millennium in 2019, after attending TLC since kindergarten, and is now a senior in college!

I believe in our program and feel we offer an educational experience unlike any other. We are a charter school for a reason, we exist to be different and to try new and innovative ways of teaching. Our students come first! Thank you for choosing to be a part of the TLC family.

Sincerely,

Carolyn Woods

School Calendar – 2022-23

TLC Preschool/TK

PICTURE DAY INFO (pdf order form link for PreK/TK student ONLY)

Primary Charter School

Welcome back PCS families! We are excited to start another great school year with our little Falcons!

Thank you for making our first week carline a smooth and efficient system. Remember, there are 3 pick up options this year: drive through the carline, parent walk up, and walkers (must have permission for this option). We would appreciate it if parents do not park along the carline route on Mae, as it slows down the cars that are driving through. Also, as a courtesy, please do not park in carline and leave your car unattended in the moving line as you walk up to get your child. Thank you for partnering with us to get your child to you quickly and safely!

If you have a PCS student and a DCS student, you may drop them both off in the DCS front carline and your Primary student will wait with them until 7:45. No need to wait in both carlines!

Don’t forget to order your Spirit Wear! The online store will close on August 12. Go to: http://www.selectspiritwear.com/ Please put your child’s room number on your order to ensure prompt delivery.

PCS Picture day will be August 24 for grades K-4. TK picture day will be August 25. Please be on the lookout for more information to come home soon.

TLC Primary Charter School Picture Day 22-23

CHAMPIONS: BEFORE AND AFTER SCHOOL CARE

Champions are enrolling NOW for next school year! Please be sure to sign up soon, as they fill up every year.

Special Education

Hello Parents!

Welcome back for another fantastic year here at Tracy Learning Center!

My name is Renu Singh, Director of Special Education services at Tracy Learning Center.

Tracy Learning Center is dedicated to providing a free and appropriate public education to every student enrolled and is committed to doing this within the least restrictive environment. Our Special Education staff are committed to providing specialized academic instruction and related services in order to fully engage students in high quality learning environments that challenge and prepare them to be well-rounded, active members of the community.

Special Education Staff at Tracy Learning Center include psychologists, resource specialists, speech therapists, occupational therapist, and administrative staff.

Please do not hesitate to reach out if you have any questions, concerns, or suggestions. I look forward to meeting you and to continue our ongoing collaboration to ensure an engaging, happy and successful school year for your student.

Click below to learn more about the Tracy Learning Center Special Education Staff!

SPED STAFF 2022-2023

Renu Singh

rsingh@tracylc.net

(209) 290-0511

Director Special Education

Take a look into our classrooms!

2022-2023 DCS Charter Chatter

IMPORTANT

As required by California law (Health and Safety Code 120325 – 120375), parents need to provide proof of a Tdap vaccine (pertussis – Whooping Cough Booster) for all students entering the 7^th grade. Documentation must state the shot was given on or after their 7^th birthday. This means ALL current 7th graders must get up to date NOW.

It is important that you begin now, to ensure your child gets his/her required vaccination prior to school re-opening on August 1, 2022. We suggest you call and arrange this vaccine appointment asap.

Getting them up to date now, will not only protect them against Pertussis but also ensure class placement and prevent exclusion from school once students return to campus.

Remember to ask your physician about other vaccines your child may need, and bring your child’s yellow immunization card to the visit. Please return a copy of ALL up-to-date immunizations to school prior to the beginning of the next year school year.

For questions, please call your primary physician today or call the San Joaquin County Public Health Services Program, at (209) 468-3481.

Students will not be allowed to attend campus classes without his/her completion of all school-required vaccines/immunizations.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Millennium High School

Please check the email you have on file with AERIES to view your invitation to the MHS Information Google Classroom. This will be our avenue of communication with parents and students this year.

Back to School Night is Thursday, August 11th from 6PM-7PM. Parents should enter through the MHS carline gate (front of the school) and meet in the Gym. Parents should plan to follow their student’s schedules and meet their student’s teachers for 5 minutes at a time. Directly following, we will have our Fall Sports Meeting at 7PM in the Gym.

TLC Millennium Picture Day 22-23 (PDF)

Millennium Bell Schedule 2022-23

0 period 7:30-8:30

1st period 8:30-9:30

HUB Nutrition break 9:30-9:45

2nd period 9:45-10:45

3rd period 10:45-11:45

Lunch 11:45-12:30

5th period 12:30-1:30

6th period 1:30-2:30

7th period 2:30-3:30

8th period 3:30-4:30

TLC Millennium Picture Day 22-23

ATHLETICS

Welcome Back! Our Fall sports have officially begun! Any student-athletes who still want to join JV or Varsity Football or Cross Country need to ACT FAST!!! All teams are practicing daily and games begin on August 19th! Our Volleyball and Cheer teams are already in place and ready, but Cross Country and Football can still add more players to their rosters – But remember, you must get a Sports Physical and put a picture onto athleticclearance.com

Here is a step-by-step guide to follow – you can always email me with questions at areyes@tracylc.net

First – Go to athleticclearance.com Complete ALL forms on this website.

Second – Click on this link to Download a copy of the Sports Physical –

Third – Take the forms from step 2 to your doctor to have them filled out.

Fourth and Final Step – Take a picture of the completed sports physical form and attach it on your athletic clearance!

Do you want to meet your Fall Coaches? Well, they want to meet you! On August 11th AFTER BACK TO SCHOOL NIGHT, stay to meet with me and your coaches! Each team will break off into a different room to discuss the upcoming season! The meeting will start after Back to School Night Ends! We will start in the GYM at approximately 7pm

Your Fall coaches are:

Football – Head Coach Jamani Woods

Volleyball – Head Coach Marilou Treltas (Coach T)

Cross Country – Head Coach Mike Copass

Cheer – Head Coach Denise Hayes

For any questions, email me, Drew Reyes, the Millennium Athletic Director at areyes@tracylc.net

Be a part of something this Fall – Be a part of Falcon Athletics!