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Open Enrollment & Intent to Return – Now Open!
Our Open Enrollment and Intent to Return windows are now open! Please let us know if you plan to return for the 2025-2026 school year and if you intend to enroll siblings.
March 3 – March 7 (Midnight Deadline)
✅ Returning Homestudy Students: Please fill out the Homestudy Intent to Return Form for the 2025-2026 school year.
✅ Returning CCPA Students: Please fill out the Cottonwood College Prep Academy Intent to Return Form for the 2025-2026 school year.
📌 Important: Up to 8 currently enrolled students may be submitted on a single form. If you have more than 8 students, please submit a second form.
🚨 Deadline Alert! Per board policy, spots will be forfeited if you do not submit your form by March 7th at midnight.
March 3 – March 14
🌱 Enrolling a Sibling/New Student?
Don’t miss these deadlines to secure your child’s spot for next year!
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Embracing the Season of Growth
As we step into March, the world around us begins to shift—winter loosens its grip, and signs of spring peek through in fresh blooms and longer days. Just like the changing seasons, homeschooling follows its own rhythms, and this time of year brings a wonderful opportunity to embrace fresh energy, new growth, and the natural curiosity that comes with new beginnings.
March is a month of transitions, making it a great time to explore themes of growth, renewal, and change in your homeschool. Whether it’s diving into nature studies as plants awaken, celebrating Pi Day (March 14) with some hands-on math fun, or exploring the contributions of women in history for Women’s History Month, there are endless ways to bring seasonal learning to life. This is also a great time to explore weather patterns, migration, gardening, and the science behind the changing seasons.
Feeling the mid-year homeschool slump? You’re not alone! March is a great time to shake things up—take the learning outside, try a new approach, or simply slow down and savor the journey. Field trips, creative projects, and even something as simple as reading outside can bring fresh energy to your days. Journaling springtime observations, incorporating art inspired by nature, or starting a small windowsill garden are simple ways to engage kids in hands-on learning.
This week, we’ve rounded up some resources and ideas to inspire your March homeschooling adventures:
🌿 Nature & Science: Try a simple plant-growing experiment, track seasonal changes in a nature journal, or explore the science of weather and ecosystems. (Pinterest March Homeschool Resources)
🧮 Pi Day Fun: Celebrate 3.14 with math-inspired baking, circle geometry activities, and fun games that bring numbers to life. (Pinterest Pi Day Resources)
📚 Women’s History Month: Read about inspiring women in history, watch documentaries, or create a timeline of key contributions across various fields.
🎭 Shaking Up the Routine: If you’re feeling stuck, try a new learning method—perhaps a unit study, a hands-on project, or a fresh daily rhythm that keeps things engaging.
📢 Important Reminder! If you plan to continue your homeschool learning journey with The Cottonwood School next year, be sure to complete your Intent to Return Form—sent to you by your HST—by this Friday to secure your spot for next year! Additionally, if you plan to enroll any siblings, please fill out the Enrollment Interest Form by Friday, March 14th, to ensure they receive priority enrollment.
March is full of opportunities to embrace growth, exploration, and discovery. Whether you’re diving into seasonal themes, engaging in hands-on learning, or simply soaking up the joy of homeschooling, this month offers so many ways to connect and learn together.
Kindly, Kara
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YOU DON'T WANT TO MISS A THING!
- School Updates: 2025-26 School Year Updates
- Student Support: Last Writing Workshop of the Year
- Testing: CAASPP Practice Tests
- Jr. High RISE: English 6 Class Highlight
- Creative Arts Collective: Makers’ Market Workshops, Musis Classes, CAC Expo
- High School: Glowetry Poetry Event, TCS Innovation Fair, Concurrent Enrollment Dates
- CTE: Info Session March 19th
- Everybody Belongs: March is Women’s History Month!
- CCPA: Pickleball Fever Hits CCPA!
- Lending Library: Read Across America Day NEXT MONDAY!
- And More…
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And always at the end of The Wednesday Weekly
- Registration links and schedules for Park Days, Mondays at the CCC, and the Lending Library.
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You can find more info about dates and events throughout the newsletter or on the Hawks’ Nest calendar.
Remember, this list does not include all events hosted by The Cottonwood School. Please check your personal calendar and email for field trip reminders, class reminders, and more.
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Coming Up:
Looking Ahead:
- Mon, March 17:
- Mondays at the CCC, 10 am – 2 pm (see Mondays @ CCC section for activities)
- Mindset Mondays (See SELF Talk Newsletter for details)
- Storytime & Craft Club at The Lending Library, 2 – 3 pm
SAVE THE DATE:
📅 Kindergarten Promotion – Tuesday, May 20, 2025 (Morning) – Location TBA
📅 8th Grade Promotion – Thursday, May 22, 2025 | 1:00 pm 📍 William Jessup University
📅 High School Graduation – Thursday, May 22, 2025 | 4:00 pm 📍 William Jessup University
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⏳ Upcoming Deadlines:
📅 Friday, March 14th – Deadline to submit April Service Orders in Procurify.
📅Wednesday, March 26th – This is the final day for families to request all service orders and non-Amazon product orders for the remainder of the school year. After March 26th, only Amazon Punchout orders will be available.
Don’t wait—plan ahead and submit your orders early! ✅
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Reserve your student's FREE CHROMEBOOK!
Complete the RSVP form – https://bit.ly/3Yjszfa
Once complete, our team will process the order and notify the HST and parent with other details.
Quick help for logging into student Chromebooks:
https://bit.ly/device-login OR scan the accompanying QR code.
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📢 Final Event Release for the School Year Field Trips and Events!
We can hardly believe it, but the school year is flying by! Mark your calendars—next Thursday, March 13th, at 12:30 pm, we are releasing ALL remaining events through the end of the school year!
🚀 Plan ahead! All upcoming events are already listed on the Upcoming Field Trips & Events spreadsheet, so you can start mapping out your spring adventures now.
📌 Important Reminders:
💲 ALL fee-based events CLOSE on April 2nd! (Free events will remain open.)
⏳ Waitlists for full events will open on Tuesday, March 18th, at 12:30 pm.
We can’t wait to make the final months of the school year educational, exciting, and memorable! If you’re eager to plan something sooner, check out the previously released events listed at the bottom of this newsletter that still have availability! ⏬
Summer Event and Field Trips TBA Soon!
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Are you passionate about homeschool education and looking for an opportunity to make a difference? The Cottonwood School is hiring! We currently have seven open positions across various departments, and we’d love for you to explore these exciting opportunities.
🌿 Open Positions:
- Homeschool Teacher (HST) – 25/26 School Year
- Family Liaison – Sacramento Area
- School Counselor Technician
- Information Technology (IT) Specialist
- K-12 Multimedia Arts Teacher
- Education Specialist (On-site) – 24/25 School Year
- Education Specialist – 24/25 School Year Pool
📌 View job descriptions and apply here:
🔗 Cottonwood School Career Page
If you or someone you know would be a great fit for one of these positions, we encourage you to apply! Join our dedicated team and help support our students and families on their educational journey. 🎓✨
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Meet Sarah Zuev, Cottonwood's Literacy Development Coordinator aka Superstar Readers Queen!
What does Superstar Readers provide?
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We provide all the tools for parents to teach their students how to read!
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We’ve intentionally created the Superstar Readers program to meet the needs of our homeschool community.
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Parents can access all Superstar Readers materials on the updated Superstar Readers page on the Nest to use with their students as needed.
How do we describe Sarah?
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Passionate
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Supportive
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Creative
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We are so happy to bring together all of the Superstar Readers materials in one place on the Hawks’ Nest, (Academics > Instructional Programs ->Superstar Readers). As always, Superstar Readers is free for all Cottonwood students and can be used as a supplement or a full ELA curriculum.
Please visit today and check out all the following resources:
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Have questions about your current curriculum or are looking toward next year? We are here to help!
Office Hours:
Mondays 10 am
Thursdays 3 pm
Curriculum Zoom
RosaLee Hagstrom
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EDE Spotlight: Unschooling
Are you interested in incorporating Unschooling into your family’s daily learning?
Here is a fun spring idea that you can try at home to explore this educational methodology!
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Writing Wednesday Workshops – Free Writing Support for Students!
Looking to strengthen your student’s writing skills? Writing Wednesdays offer FREE structured writing workshops led by Karlie Garcia, ELA Intervention Coordinator. These workshops provide engaging instruction, structured feedback, and guided practice to help students grow as writers.
Writing Wednesday Workshops meet once a week on Wednesdays via Zoom, with an additional outside-of-class assignment to reinforce learning.
Upcoming Writing Workshop
✏️ The LAST workshop of the year is starting soon—Workshop 5 begins March 19th!
If you’d like your student to join Workshop 5, let your HST know, and they can handle the sign-up for you!
📩 Questions? Contact Karlie Garcia, ELA Intervention Coordinator at karlie.garcia@cottonwoodk12.org.
Visit our WiN Page on The Nest to learn more and access additional resources.
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Physical Fitness Testing
Our PFT sessions are complete! Thank you to those who came to one of our locations and helped to make testing a success! If your student was unable to attend one of our locations, please reach out to your HST to test with them 1:1.
Cameron Park:
67 students were ready to go and showed off their flexibility, cardio endurance, and muscle strength. Thank you!!
Roseville #2:
We had such a great time with all your students on Friday, 2/28. A whopping 197 students showed up to this fun event and all did great!!!
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Boost Student Confidence with CAASPP Practice Tests
Did you know your students can prepare themselves to be successful on the CAASPP by taking CAASPP practice tests on the state website? By engaging with these practice tests, students can learn how to navigate the testing interface, familiarize themselves with the test tools, and apply all the vocabulary and test tips they’ve been absorbing throughout the school year. What a great way to boost student confidence and accelerate student achievement! Logging in is easy – simply have your student follow these CAASPP Practice Test login directions. (Video below)
Items to note:
Check out the video below on how to find the practice tests on www.CAASPP-ELPAC.org
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Math Academic Vocabulary for Testing
Are you looking for a way to give your student’s math academic vocabulary a boost? If so, here is a cool tool for you to use!
Math vocabulary for each grade level
The vocabulary in the link above is organized by grade level and sourced from the state of California. The purpose of this list is to help students become familiar with the terms and reduce anxiety during the test, as unfamiliar vocabulary can sometimes make it hard to understand what a question is asking. By reviewing these words, students can feel more confident in their ability to interpret and respond to the questions accurately. It will help set them up for success!
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Missed previous Testing Tips?
Never fear! All of the Testing Tips of the Week are available in the Nest!
Where to Find It: Navigate to the Academics section of The Hawks’ Nest > Test Success Tips
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NOW OPEN TO SIBLINIGS! This event is designed to help testing-age students (grades 3-8 and 11th+12th) prepare for the upcoming California State Tests (CAASPP). Trampolines and testing while jumping in our jammies? Sign me up!
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This event is designed to help testing-age students (grades 3-8 and 11th+12th) prepare for the upcoming California State Tests (CAASPP). We will have a combination of rock climbing fun and computer test prep games to get ready!
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This event is designed to help testing-age students (grades 3-8 and 11th+12th) prepare for the upcoming California State Tests (CAASPP). We will have a combination of rock climbing fun and computer test prep games to get ready!
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This event is designed to help testing-age students (grades 3-8 and 11th+12th) prepare for the upcoming California State Tests (CAASPP). We will have a combination of rock climbing fun and computer test prep games to get ready!
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This event is designed to help testing-age students (grades 3-8 and 11th+12th) prepare for the upcoming California State Tests (CAASPP). We will have a combination of rock climbing fun and computer test prep games to get ready!
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This event is designed to help testing-age students (grades 3-8 and 11th+12th) prepare for the upcoming California State Tests (CAASPP). We will have a combination of rock climbing fun and computer test prep games to get ready!
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RISE Spotlight – English 6 with Mrs. Hunt
"RISE English 6 students have been composing persuasive essays and presenting them in class. Each team was effective, and we all loved to watch and hear our classmates. Some were a bit nervous, but they persevered and were confident in their performances. I enjoyed this past week immensely, seeing the progress made by each student. Some students wore ties for their presentations (made by paper or borrowed from parents’ closets), which made the whole experience even more fun."
~Erin Hunt, English 6
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In RISE English 6, students grow in writing, discussion, and reading analysis skills as they engage in laughter-producing conversation, group projects, and meaningful literary analysis. The students collaborate with each other and their teacher, Mrs. Hunt, to make sure everyone completes the year feeling confident in their ability to write organized stories and essays. Students can come to class with zero writing knowledge or with extensive writing experience – all will be guided and challenged at a level enabling progress and confidence.
🌟 Stay tuned each week for more sneak peeks into the dynamic and collaborative learning experiences happening in our Middle School RISE classrooms!
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Makers Market Workshops! (Grades K-12)
After an inspiring Art Exhibition in February, the Creative Arts Collective is excited to offer Makers Market Sculpture Workshops this March, beginning March 10th! These workshops provide students with a fun and explorative opportunity to dive into the creative process and bring their artistic visions to life.
Encourage your students to join and enjoy hands-on sculpting in a supportive, imaginative environment. Key registration details can be viewed by clicking the button below.
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Piano & Ukulele Classes (Grades 1-8)
Looking for a fun, structured, and low-pressure way for your student to explore music? These free spring classes offer an engaging introduction to piano and ukulele—no lessons or instruments required!
📅 Class Details: March 17 – April 29
🎹 Piano (1st-3rd grade) – Mondays, 2:30-3:15 pm
🎸 Ukulele (4th-8th grade) – Tuesdays, 2:30-3:15 pm
Why Join?
🎶 No cost – Free access to high-quality music instruction
🎵 No experience or instrument needed – Ukuleles are provided, and keyboards are available from the Lending Library
📈 Student-driven learning – Students progress at their own pace and choose songs they enjoy
🎼 Supports music education goals – Reinforces rhythm, note reading, and musical creativity in a fun group setting
📌 Spots are limited—enroll soon!
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Join the Online Choir – A Flexible, Low-Commitment Way to Sing!
For students who love to sing but need a flexible, low-commitment option, this online choir is the perfect fit!
How It Works:
🎵 Student-Driven Song Selection – Participants help choose the songs
🎤 Multi-Track Practice – Sing along with full arrangements to develop blending skills
🎧 Optional Submissions – Students can submit recordings to be mixed into a final performance track
🎶 Live Performance Opportunities – Students may choose to perform at Cottonwood events
Why Join?
✅ No pressure, no set meeting times – Perfect for independent learners and busy schedules
🎛️ Introduces music production – Learn blending, harmonizing, and recording techniques
🎙️ Encourages creative expression – Great for both casual singers and those looking for performance opportunities
This class offers a unique way for students to develop their vocal skills and be part of something special—all on their own schedule!
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The Cottonwood Art Expo & Gallery is coming up, and we want to showcase the incredible talents of our homeschool students! Whether you are preparing a live performance, a pre-recorded video, or a visual art piece, now is the time to reserve your spot. We have only 20 performance slots available, but there’s plenty of room for visual art displays.
The first step is simple—record your work, even if it’s not perfect yet! This is just a way to hold your place and show that something is in progress—no commitment required.
Then you can reserve your spot by submitting your video or photos through our signup form for feedback and revisions.
Even if you can’t attend in person, your work can still be featured. The Expo is on May 2nd, but slots are already filling up quickly!
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Progress Reports are Here!
It’s the perfect opportunity to celebrate your student’s successes and identify areas where extra support is needed. Think of it as a chance to refocus, reset, and get back on track for even greater progress ahead. If your student is struggling in a CVHS class, go to this CVHS Student Support Guide to get started.
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Let it GLOW!
🌟 High Schoolers, Get Ready to Glow! 🌟
Cottonwood students in grades 9-12 are invited to the 2nd Annual Glowetry Poetry Event—an exclusive glow-in-the-dark experience designed just for teens!
Ignite your creativity at the "2nd Annual GLOWETRY"—an unforgettable event just for teens! 🎤
✨This Glowetry event is packed with exciting activities to spark your inner artist and poet:
🔹 Create & Shine – Dive into glow-in-the-dark art projects and design your own glowing poetry lanterns
🔹 DIY Fun – Make your own glow journals to take home
🔹 Spoken Word Magic – Experiment with blackout poetry and let your creativity flow
🔹 Chill & Vibe – Enjoy delicious snacks, drinks, and awesome music
🔹 Glow Up the "Night" – Experience the CCC transformed into a mesmerizing black light glow zone
Don’t miss this one-of-a-kind time where art, poetry, and fun come together under the glow!
📢 This event is FREE, but registration is required!
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Sign up by Friday March 7th!
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Save the Date! TCS Innovation Fair – May 2nd
🔥 Ignite innovation at the TCS Innovation Fair! On Friday, May 2nd, students in grades 8-12 are invited to explore, create, and discover at this exciting, hands-on event.
📍 Where: The CCC
🕧 When: 12:30 – 2:30 pm
🎟️ Cost: Free – Registration Required!
This epic event is packed with interactive and creative activities designed to spark curiosity and inspire new ideas. Don’t miss this opportunity to connect, innovate, and experience the power of discovery!
📢 Stay tuned for more details and sign-up info!
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Here are important dates for students who are planning on doing concurrent enrollment in the Summer or Fall Semester. Students need to submit the Special Admit permission form ASAP to be ready to register for classes. Please have your students reach out to their counselor for guidance!
Get your applications and Special Admit Forms in before Summer Break to avoid any delays in the process! Take a look at our Concurrent Enrollment Guide for more information!
* Los Rios includes Folsom Lake College, Sacramento City College, American River College and Consumes River College
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Contact your Counselor
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Big news! CCPA now has its very own pickleball court, and our students are loving it! What started as an idea quickly turned into an exciting new space where students can challenge their friends, stay active, and have a blast during lunch and after school. The energy on the court is electric- whether students are diving for shots, perfecting their backhand, or just cheering each other on from the sidelines, there’s never a dull moment. Pickleball is easy to learn but keeps the competition fierce, making it the perfect addition to our student hangout spots. At CCPA, we’re all about creating opportunities that get students excited about coming to school. Seeing them light up while playing just proves why this was such a great addition. This court isn’t just about playing the game! It’s about bringing people together, building community, and making school a place students want to be!
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If you know a high schooler who wants to be part of a school that values creativity, connection, and fun experiences like this, send them our way! We’re currently enrolling for the 2025-2026 school year. Contact us today at (530) 285-2003 or isabella.brenneman@cottonwoodk12.org to learn more about what makes CCPA such an awesome place to learn, grow, and play!
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Explore more about this amazing initiative!
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March is Women’s History Month:
"One is not born a woman, one becomes one."
– Simone de Beauvoir, existentialist philosopher
Welcome to our Women’s History Month Ambassador:
In celebration of Women’s History Month, I was asked to share a little about myself with our homeschooling community.
My name is Sasha Basha Martin, I joined The United States Coast Guard in 2007 and served for just shy of ten years. I met my spouse while active duty and stationed in Kodiak, AK. While we were stationed in Alameda, CA we welcomed our first child and I transitioned from Active duty to the reserves. I finished up my bachelors in Human Services with a minor in Psychology and Sociology, then made the decision to fully transition to being a civilian and military spouse so I applied to graduate school. I was accepted into a graduate program at The University of San Francisco for the Counseling Psychology program with marriage and family therapist and professional clinical counselor track. Shorty before graduating we welcomed our 3rd child and shorty after graduating we began homeschooling our oldest. In 2022 we relocated to El Dorado county after my spouse was medically retired from active duty military service.
This was when our family joined the Cottonwood family. We now have 3 of our 5 children enrolled and attending The Cottonwood School. My spouse is the primary homeschooling family though when I am not working as a therapist gaining hours toward licensure I love to help support with the homeschooling. We have Brewster (9) in 3rd grade, Jasmine (7) in 1st grade and Ragnar (5) in TK this year. Magnum (3) and Dahlia (1) are our teachers assistants. Part of what we love about homeschooling the ability to foster within our children that they are a capable, compassionate, loving children with great potential for success. We work to guide them through school with the belief that they will succeed. We find it important to provide them a space with caring and positive reinforcement. We give our children the gifts of time and patience to develop both academically and socially. We want to provide a safe space for them to become a successful and enthusiastic learners and develop the attitude that learning is an adventure so that they never stop learning.
In my spare time when not working or homeschooling I enjoy spending time with my family, gardening, painting, Yoga, meditation, time outdoors with nature, birdwatching and family walks.
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Learn self confidence and self defense!
Join Master Amitis Pourarian, a former Olympic athlete and Fox40 Sacramento’s Remarkable Woman of 2023, for a motivational event on March 20 from 11am to 12:30pm in Roseville.
Master Pourarian will teach kids how to tap into their motivation and empower themselves so they can succeed in everything from school to sports to life. She will talk about her own success as a businesswoman, including in traditionally male-dominated fields such as construction management, which was her previous career, and her success as a small business owner. Then she’ll help kids tap into their own strength as they learn martial arts and self defense skills they can use in their everyday lives.
Come join us for a unique opportunity to be motivated and encouraged by an 8th-degree black belt and the highest ranking woman in the Moo Do Taekwondo Association! |
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Amitis Pourarian, Fox40 Sacramento's Remarkable Woman of 2023, will give a martial arts demonstration to teach students how to tap into their motivation and empower themselves.
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Request items from the Lending Library to pick up or have delivered to a Library-on-Location stop near you!
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Pick up items that you requested from the Lending Library at one of our Library on Location events.
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Click here to learn how to set up your library account and access the system to reserve items!
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Bonus! Parent-Led Park Day
Beginning Friday, March 7th, join Cottonwood parent Kim Terral at Heritage Park in El Dorado Hills from 11 am – 1 pm each Friday! Bring a lunch and come out to meet other Cottonwood families!
Contact Kim at mrskterral@gmail.com to RSVP and for more information!
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🌟 Mondays at the CCC – Drop In & Join the Fun! 🌟
From 10 am – 1 pm, Mondays at the CCC have an “Open House” vibe—feel free to drop in whenever you’d like!
For our guided activities from 1-2 pm, we ask that you reserve your spot using the signup so our specialty staff can prepare a great experience for your students.
🔹 Check out the signup to see what’s coming up, but please only sign up for activities you plan to attend so we can allocate resources appropriately.
We can’t wait to see you there! 🎉
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Scroll on to see our fantastic events that are open for registration at the time that this newsletter was sent. Don’t miss your chance to join us for some of these fun events!
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Bring your own science experiment or research presentation to share with others! Please note that this Science Fair is NOT a contest, but a school-wide event where we get to showcase our student scientists.
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Visit the Community Connect Center for an exciting science fair hosted by Cottonwood students! Discover fascinating experiments and projects they’ve prepared and engage in hands-on learning experiences.
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Get ready to ignite your creativity at the "2nd Annual Glow Poetry Slam"—an unforgettable event designed exclusively for teens! This "Glowetry" event is packed with activities that will inspire your inner artist and poet.
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The Rhoads Schoolhouse in Elk Grove Park, is a living history visit for children in the Sacramento area. Besides the full-day experience of what a day in a one-room schoolhouse would be like, the experience includes a pre-visit by the docent.
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Join Chef Shankari Arcot, culinary instructor and entrepreneur, for an engaging cooking class where you’ll:
🍴 Master the art of crafting flavorful Vegetable Pulao with Coconut Milk.
🍴 Create a refreshing Mango Lassi to complement your meal.
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Are you a 6th – 10th grader looking to gain confidence in babysitting? Join us for this interactive workshop!
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A Night to Remember: Cottonwood School Prom 2025! 🌟 Get ready for an unforgettable evening as The Cottonwood School rolls out the red carpet for a spectacular Prom Night!
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Register to sell your handmade goods at our annual Makers Market! This sign-up is for BOOTH REGISTRATION ONLY. This event will be open to visit from 10 am – 1 pm that day.
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Join us for The Cottonwood School's annual Makers Market event! Cottonwood students will have booths selling all sorts of handmade goods, from cookies to 3D printed items! This is a fun event for the whole family!
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Join us for Education Day at the Reno Aces Baseball Game. Before the game, student's will have the opportunity to interact with various STEAM vendors before the game starts at 11:05am. Families will receive an educational work packet before the game!
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On this page, you will find work samples, educational resources for specific trips, Field Trip Journal pages, and more!
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Find a comprehensive list of all our planned events for the upcoming school year! This list will grow all year!
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- OFFICIAL Facebook Community Group
- Official and private, moderated by Cottonwood School staff.
- Ensures accurate information and verifies active members as parents/legal guardians.
- A secure space for information, updates, and community connections.
- Public Instagram
- Pinterest – Tons of resources and ideas to be found.
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General Resources for Parents
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THE COTTONWOOD SCHOOL
Serving transitional kindergarten through 12th-grade students in El Dorado, Amador, Alpine, Placer, and Sacramento Counties.
Location: 3921 Sandstone Dr. Ste 100, El Dorado Hills, CA 95762, USA
Phone: (530) 285-2003
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Kara Parkins
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