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Author: Shanna Feesler

CHIPPEWA ELEMENTARY SUPPLY LIST 2026-2027

Published: 1 May 2026
Written by Shanna Feesler
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Categories: CES, CIS

📢 2026–2027 Student School Supply List Announcement

Dear Students and Families,

We are excited to begin preparing for the upcoming 2026–2027 school year! To help everyone start the year organized and ready to learn, the official school supply lists are now available.

đź“… Important Reminder:
We recommend purchasing supplies before the first day of school to ensure students are fully prepared.

🎒 Helpful Tips:

  • All grades need headphones or ear buds ~ check your student’s grade list to see which one
  • Reuse items from last year when possible
  • Watch for local sales and tax-free shopping days

If you have any questions or need assistance obtaining supplies, please contact the school office at 330-658-2214—we’re here to help!

We look forward to a fantastic school year ahead!

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Open Enrollment

Published: 30 March 2026
Written by Shanna Feesler
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Categories: CES, CIS

Open enrollment for the 2026-2027 school year will begin April 1, 2026.

We will not be accepting open enrollment for kindergarten for the 2026-2027 school year.

3rd grade and 4th grade are now full. We are unable to accept additional open enrollment applications for these grades.

Chippewa Students Shine with Acts of Kindness

Published: 25 September 2025
Written by Shanna Feesler
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Categories: CES, CIS, CIS Slider, District

Kindness in Action


Students at Chippewa Intermediate School are making a difference through small acts of kindness, creating a culture of care and positivity throughout the school.


At Chippewa Intermediate School, kindness isn’t just encouraged—it’s celebrated. This week, several students were “caught being kind,” showcasing their compassion and leadership through thoughtful actions that uplift their peers and teachers.

From helping classmates with schoolwork to holding doors and sharing smiles, these simple but impactful gestures are creating a ripple effect of positivity. Teachers and staff have been recognizing these students, shining a spotlight on the ways they embody the spirit of the Chippewa community.

Acts of kindness like these help foster a supportive environment where everyone feels valued. By recognizing and encouraging kindness, Chippewa Intermediate School is teaching students the power of empathy and the importance of making a difference, one small act at a time.

Our school is proud to see these young leaders setting an example for their peers, showing that even the smallest actions can leave a lasting impact. Stay tuned as we continue to celebrate the wonderful ways our students spread kindness and care!