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IMPORTANT INFO REGARDING THE 2026-2027 SCHOOL SCHEDULE.
John Smyth Elementary, via CPS, now has a new schedule. The start time for all students will now be 8:30am and the school day will end at 3:30pm. As we continue to strive for the well-being and attendance of our students we hope that the changes produce better attendance. Resources may also be available through our parent advocate Ms. Winston.
John Smyth Elementary, via CPS, now has a new schedule. The start time for all students will now be 8:30am and the school day will end at 3:30pm. As we continue to strive for the well-being and attendance of our students we hope that the changes produce better attendance. Resources may also be available through our parent advocate Ms. Winston.
Smyth has events happening weekly and monthly! Check out the calendar below to see what we have coming up next for both CPS and Smyth Elementary.
Breast cancer is the most common cancer diagnosed in women worldwide, affecting about 1 in 8 women over a lifetime.
Here are 5 key facts about breast cancer:
Here are 5 key facts about breast cancer:
- Lifetime Risk: About 13% (or 1 in 8) of women in the United States will develop invasive breast cancer during their lives. You can learn more via the Breast Cancer Organization.
- Early Detection Survival: When caught early at a localized stage before spreading, the 5-year relative survival rate is over 99%.
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- Family History is Not Required: Most people who get breast cancer have no family history of the disease; only about 10% to 15% have a relative with it.
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- Men Can Get It Too: Although rare, male breast cancer accounts for less than 1% of all diagnoses. An estimated 2,670 men will be diagnosed in the U.S.
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- Risk Factors You Can Change: Lifestyle habits like maintaining a healthy weight after menopause, exercising regularly, and limiting alcohol can help lower your risk. Read more about prevention at MD Anderson Cancer Center