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March 2019

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					Half Day for Students/Afternoon Faculty Workday: Extended Care Closed × Half Day for Students/Afternoon Faculty Workday: Extended Care Closed Faculty Professional Development Dr. James Paulson, psychiatrist at CHKD and professor at ODU, will be joining us on Friday, March 1st to provide a professional development session on classroom management. Students will be dismissed for the day at 12/12:15pm, CBA will provide lunch beginning at 12:30pm, and the PD session will begin at 1:30pm. Click on the links below to read more about Dr. Paulson. Dr. Paulson - ODU Dr. Paulon - CHKD	ODU Math & Computer Science Festival (at ODU) × ODU Math & Computer Science Festival (at ODU) Students in grades 4 - 8 are invited to join Mrs. Bogacki at ODU's Mathematics and Computer Science Festival on Saturday, March 2. The event is free and Mrs. Bogacki has offered to chaperone any of our 4th - 8th grade students who would like to attend. Parents need to register their child and provide transportation to and from the event. Click here (link is external) to register online and contact Mrs. Bogacki at mbogacki@cba-va.org to confirm your child's attendance or with any questions.
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	Spring Break; School & Extended Care Closed Spring Break; School & Extended Care Closed × Spring Break; School & Extended Care Closed
Spring Break; Office Closed (12 month employees) × Spring Break; Office Closed (12 month employees)		Notice Ability at Langley Baptist Church: 6-8pm × Notice Ability at Langley Baptist Church: 6-8pm Click here for more info.		Spring Break; Office Closed (12 month employees) × Spring Break; Office Closed (12 month employees)
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			New Family Welcome Breakfast (mid-year enrollees); 8:15 a.m. × New Family Welcome Breakfast (mid-year enrollees); 8:15 a.m. Lady Dolphins Volleyball Clinic: 3:15-4:30pm × Lady Dolphins Volleyball Clinic: 3:15-4:30pm Age: 9+ Cost: $50 Place: CBA Gym Info: All girls ages 9 and up are invited to learn or fine tune their volleyball skills with drills and exercises focusing on passing, setting, hitting, and serving. The girls will be playing daily scrimmages leading up to a match against the teachers on the last day.
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		Coffee & Content with LS Division Director; 8:15 a.m. × Coffee & Content with LS Division Director; 8:15 a.m. These meetings are great opportunities to meet with your division director in a comfortable, casual way. Come in to ask questions, provide feedback and learn about next year! Lower School Topic - Summer Planning and Preparing for Next Year Location: 132 Q&A/general discussion to follow presentation.	Coffee & Content with MS Division Director; 8:00 a.m. × Coffee & Content with MS Division Director; 8:00 a.m. These meetings are great opportunities to meet with your division director in a comfortable, casual way. Come in to ask questions, provide feedback and learn about next year! Middle School Topic - Diversity Lessons, Social & Emotional Learning, and Preparing for Next Year Location: Room 215 Q&A/general discussion to follow presentation. Lady Dolphins Volleyball Clinic: 3:15-4:30pm × Lady Dolphins Volleyball Clinic: 3:15-4:30pm Age: 9+ Cost: $50 Place: CBA Gym Info: All girls ages 9 and up are invited to learn or fine tune their volleyball skills with drills and exercises focusing on passing, setting, hitting, and serving. The girls will be playing daily scrimmages leading up to a match against the teachers on the last day.	Coffee & Content with US Division Director; 8:00 a.m. × Coffee & Content with US Division Director; 8:00 a.m. These meetings are great opportunities to meet with your division director in a comfortable, casual way. Come in to ask questions, provide feedback and learn about next year! Upper School - Transitions (Middle School to Upper School; ACTs/SATs; College) Location: Conference Room Q&A/general discussion to follow presentation.	Life After CBA, 8:30 am × Life After CBA, 8:30 am Specializing in school placements for students with learning differences, Judy will review the wide variety of options – educational, vocational and developmental – that are available to our graduates. Judy will also discuss strategies that can be utilized to manage the sometimes staggering costs of higher education. This event is courtesy of CBA and parents of students of all ages are encouraged too attend as it is never to early to start planning for the future! Judith S. Bass, CEP is an internationally recognized expert in the field of college placement for students who learn differently. Judith is the founder of Bass Educational Services, LLC, an educational consulting firm that provides comprehensive college and post-secondary planning for students who learn differently. She has also developed CollegeWebLD, www.collegewebld.com , a one-stop source of information on college disability services at over 400 colleges in the US. Judith is a frequent presenter at national and regional conferences as well as to parent groups throughout the United States. www.basseducationalservices.com	5th Annual ADHD Symposium: Jonathan Mooney, keynote: 8 a.m. × 5th Annual ADHD Symposium: Jonathan Mooney, keynote: 8 a.m. Keynote Speaker: Jonathan Mooney Saturday, March 23, 2019 8:00 am - 12:30 pm Chesapeake Bay Academy Registration: $40 CHKD will offer a certificate of attendance with 3.25 educational contact hours documented. Click Here to Register Books available for pre-sale, signing will offered after keynote address. Learning Outside The Lines - $12 The Short Bus - $12 Johnathan Mooney is an award-winning writer, entrepreneur, and activist. Jonathan did not learn to read until he was twelve years old. "I’m a dyslexic writer, speaker, and do-gooder who did not learn to read until 12 years old. I faced a number of low expectations growing up—was told I would flip burgers, be a high school dropout and end up in jail. Needless to say their hopeful prophecies didn't come to pass. Opposed to being a high school dropout I became a college graduate from Brown University with an honors degree in English Literature. Instead of flipping burgers I ended up writing books, the first of which I wrote at age 23 as an undergrad. Instead of becoming an inmate I became an advocate creating organizations and initiatives that help people who get the short end of the stick." Hear Johnathon's story and discover how to overcome obstacles and persevere in life. Read more. 8:00 am: Registration, Resource Tables, Coffee 8:45 am: Welcome & Keynote Address Two Breakout Sessions Following Keynote Speaker • Four Tracks Available: Parents/Caregivers, Educators, Clinicians & Adults (select one or mix and match) Parents/Families/Caregivers 10:45 - 11:30 am: Life After High School - Finding a Good Fit for Students who Learn Differently Judith S. Bass, CEP Founder of Bass Educational Services, LLC There are many postsecondary paths to independence for young adults who learn differently. In this presentation, you will learn about traditional college options, along with the types of accommodations available, as well as alternate paths that provide support to students in independent living, social skills, and executive functioning. Programs that provide vocational/technical training and academic skill development will also be discussed. The presentation will conclude with a 15-minute Q&A. 11:45 am - 12:30 pm: Dietary Considerations for Children with ADHD Bryony Kean, MS, RD Registered Dietitian, CHKD Healthy You for Life Bryony will discuss dietary recommendations for children with ADHD, debunk many of the food myths regarding children with ADHD. Recommendations for dietary adjustments that may help children and their families be healthier together will also be shared. Adults with ADHD 10:45 - 11:30 am: Stressed, Overwhelmed and Exhausted? Mindy Schwartz Katz, M.S., M.S.W., Katz Group for Psychological Services This presentation will focus on coping with the stress of daily living with ADHD and finding tools to help manage the chaos. 11:45 am - 12:30 pm: When Mom Has ADHD, too. Am I just lazy? No. Nikki Schwartz, MA, LPC , Oaktree Counseling Based on her most popular blog post to date about her own experience as a mom with ADHD, with a child with ADHD, married to someone with ADHD, and how she approaches her own life and working with clients. Try everything and do what works. Nikki will talk about different approaches neurofeedback, floortime therapy, hypnotherapy, EMDR, CBT, etc. Educators (3.25 professional development contact hours) 10:45 - 11:30 am: Effective Communication Between Parents and Teachers Mandy Tribe, M.S.Ed., Educational Consultant, CHKD Mandy Tribe will provide an overview of effective communication tools and techniques that contribute positively to student success. In this session, Mandy will cover why maintaining communication between parents and teachers is important; how to express your concerns, what questions to ask and knowing your rights and responsibilities. 11:45 am - 12:30 pm: Wake Up Sleeping Dogs: An interactive discussion on positive behavior management. Peter Dozier, M.D., Pediatric Psychiatrist, CHKD and James Paulson, Ph.D., Psychologist, CHKD, Associate Professor of Pediatrics, EVMS Clinicians 10:45 - 11:30 am: Literacy & ADHD Janice Keener, Psy.D., Clinical Psychologist, CHKD and Ann Nottingham, MS, CCC-SLP, CHKD After this presentation audience members will be able to understand the diagnostic process of ADHD and Literacy Therapy, understand the techniques for the Wilson Reading System, and better understand some currently used strategies when implementing the Wilson Reading System with students with ADHD. 11:45 am - 12:30 pm: The Modern Management of ADHD J.D. Ball, Ph.D., ABPP, Professor Emeritus, Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, EVMS Frustrations associated with ADHD are life-long and heavily related to brain-based executive dysfunction. This talk will address ADHD management, emphasizing the complex interplay of both environmental and personal adaptations that nearly always involve both the person with ADHD and close others. Assistive tools for ADHD can be biological, behavioral, cognitive, spiritual, and interpersonal. In the modern management of ADHD, we must also consider technology as an increasingly greater environmental influence, with enormous potential to ameliorate and/or exacerbate symptoms.
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			Band Banquet: 6pm × Band Banquet: 6pm Lady Dolphins Volleyball Clinic: 3:15-4:30pm × Lady Dolphins Volleyball Clinic: 3:15-4:30pm Age: 9+ Cost: $50 Place: CBA Gym Info: All girls ages 9 and up are invited to learn or fine tune their volleyball skills with drills and exercises focusing on passing, setting, hitting, and serving. The girls will be playing daily scrimmages leading up to a match against the teachers on the last day. Open House: March 27 at 9am × Open House: March 27 at 9am "Ah-ha" moments make our students GLOW! Learn more at our March 27th Open House. Register Online Chesapeake Bay Academy is the only K-12 independent school in Southeastern Virginia dedicated to serving students with a variety of learning differences. Small Class Sizes Personalized Instruction Multisensory Curriculum & Project-Based Learning 80% of Faculty have Graduate Degrees Social-Emotional Learning Executive Functioning Intramural Athletics Visual & Performing Arts MAKE CBA Entrepreneurship Program Advanced Scholars Program Chesapeake Bay Academy practices rolling admissions and processes admissions applications throughout the year.	Q3 Ends × Q3 Ends	Music in Our Schools Celebration; 1:00 p.m. × Music in Our Schools Celebration; 1:00 p.m. CBA Band Performance at Music In Our Schools Celebration × CBA Band Performance at Music In Our Schools Celebration
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