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JUNE...the end of the school year and SUMMER VACAY have arrived!!!

Take time this summer to relax and to set new goals for yourself. A summer goal something you want to accomplish, a change you want to make, a new habit. Give yourself June and July to work on the plan to meet this goal by August 1. Then start thinking about a goal for the new school year.
Make time to read; check out the link below. The great part is you can do this at the beach, the park, in the tree fort, the hammock or any place else you enjoy. Then get into the kitchen, the garage or even the grocery store and practice some math skills too. If you don't use it, you may lose it! So find ways to practice when you can.
Enjoy fun in the sun and make good choices!

Class of 2026 as you transition to high school and the next chapter know that we at CJH are proud of you and wish you all the best. You've Got This!

New Blog: Social Media Driver's License
Kristen Galloway, PhD, LP, BCBA, Psychologist at Boys Town Behavioral Hlth
Do you feel overwhelmed when you think about parenting social media? Do you know where to start? What sites are more kid-friendly or how do you talk to your kid about the dangers of social media? Or what are the dangers of social media? You are not alone. Our goal is help to you navigate the world of social media by having your child earn their social media license.
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No backsliding this summer!
Keep kids reading and learning with stories that will have them laughing and thinking! Our Summer Reading Recommendations list features picture books and quick-read chapter books for every age (PreK-8) and taste!
You'll also find tips on how to select books that are developmentally appropriate. And to keep kids from getting burned by social media this summer, be sure to read what our experts have to say. Check it out now!
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Need some clothing or personal items? The Caring Closet has received donated goods to provide support for any student. Ask any staff member or the school counselor to get access.

Absent? Can't remember todays homework? Wondering if there is a test this week? CHECK OUT THE CCC located on the Cramer Junior High homepage in the blue menu bar on the left.

Click on your grade below for a direct link to the CCC

Be sure to check the date tab at the top of the page to be sure you are looking at the correct week.

EMERGENCIES

If you have an emergency crisis situation and are unable to reach your counselor, you are encouraged to utilize the following resources:
Bay Arenac Behavioral Health: (989) 895-2300
Okay to Say: 855-565-2729 or www.michigan.gov/ok2say
Local Police Dpt: Essexville (989) 892-2543
Hampton Twp. (989) 892-0571
For life threatening emergencies, call 911
For Emergency Crisis Services: call 988 or
text: 741741 1-800-273-TALK
MDHHS Suicide Prevention Information
BAISD 31n Mental Health Support