
Chisholm Ridge Elementary School
Home of the Wranglers!
At The Ridge, every student will have the opportunity to succeed academically, socially, and emotionally.
2. Learning is a shared responsibility supported by school, home and our community.
3. A safe and positive learning environment helps children reach their dreams.
Fifth Graders need help to go to Camp El Tesoro
Team of Excellence knows ozone!
Chess Club has a great start!
Upcoming Events at The Ridge:
Wednesday, November 2, 3rd grade to Eagle Mountain Park
Thursday- Friday, November 3-4- CRES Mock Presidential Election
Tuesday, November 8- Election Day
Thursday, November 10- 4th Grade Veteran's Day Salute @6:00
Friday, November 11- Early Dismissal at 11:40
Tuesday, November 15- Thursday, November 17- 5th Grade to Camp El Tesoro
November 21-25- Thanksgiving Break
Email: scook02@ems-isd.net
Website: www.emsisd.com/chisholmridge
Location: 8301 Running River Lane, Fort Worth, TX, United States
Phone: 817-232-0715
Facebook: facebook.com/ChisholmRidgeElem/
Twitter: @scook02
Red Ribbon Week is next week at The Ridge! (10/24-10/28)
Tuesday- Team Up Against Drugs! Wear team jerseys or shirts.
Wednesday- Wild About Being Drug Free! Wear crazy hair to school.
Thursday- Don't Let Drugs Mix You Up! Wear mismatched socks to school.
Friday- Follow Your Dreams & Don't Do Drugs! Wear pajamas to school.
Bullying Stinks! October is National Bullying Prevention Month.
Students in grades 3-5 have been learning about conflicts during Guidance lessons. Knowing the difference between conflicts and bullying helps students resolve issues when they occur.
Types of Conflicts and Tips when Resolving the Conflicts:
1. Disagreements- Two or more people have different ideas about something. When you work together to resolve and listen to each other no one’s feelings are hurt.
2. Rude Moments-Hurting someone’s body or feelings on accident. Apologize and talk with one another to resolve hurt feelings.
3. Mean Moments-Hurting someone’s body or feelings on purpose. Happens one time or every once in awhile. Tell the person to stop, walk away, play with someone else, or talk about your feelings but always remember who you are and what is true. Do not let another person’s mean comments or actions change you.
4. Bullying-Hurting someone’s body or feelings on purpose. Happens over and over again and the bully wants power or control. Bullying can be physical, verbal or emotional. Always get help tell a teacher or staff member what is happening so they can help you and make sure you feel safe and comfortable.