The document provides information about after school clubs at RMS Middle School for the upcoming semester, including permission slip details, expectations for student participation, transportation information, and descriptions of the various club options. Key details include that permission slips are due by August 29th, clubs will begin on September 6th and end on December 11th, with no clubs the week of November 24th-30th. Transportation will not be provided until after fall break in October. The document then lists and describes 14 different club options.
This document provides 21 tips for meeting and attracting a girlfriend in Edinburg, Texas. The tips include walking dogs at parks, hanging out at cafes and pubs, joining social networks and online dating sites, volunteering, visiting the library, grocery shopping, attending classes, joining sports teams, partner dancing, going to church services and events, and attending singles events. The document encourages putting yourself out there and using your existing friend network and community to meet new people with shared interests.
This document is the opening speech given by Chris Keates, the President of the NASUWT teachers' union in the UK, at their annual conference. In the speech, she thanks those who supported her career and election. She then criticizes UK Education Secretary Michael Gove for various policies that undermine teachers' professionalism, such as allowing unqualified people to teach. She argues teachers need autonomy, trust and respect to best serve students.
This document provides 13 tips for meeting and getting a girlfriend in Burnsville, Minnesota. The tips include walking dogs at local parks, hanging out at cafes and pubs, joining social networking and online dating sites, volunteering, visiting the library or bookstores, grocery shopping, attending classes, joining athletic teams, partner dancing, going to churches, and attending singles events. Most of the tips involve getting involved in social activities where you can naturally interact with others who share similar interests.
This lesson plan covers various activities to develop students' reading, speaking, listening and writing skills over 1-2 hours. It focuses on the issue of teenage pregnancy in the UK. Students will discuss reasons for high teenage pregnancy rates and potential solutions. They will then read two texts about a government plan to house teenage mothers in supervised homes called "foyers" and answer comprehension questions. Students will discuss whether they agree with this policy and write letters asking questions about the foyers or expressing their views to the relevant parties. Throughout, the lesson aims to improve students' abilities in areas such as predicting information, reading for gist and specific details, asking questions formally, and proofreading.
This document provides 13 tips for meeting a girlfriend in Westfield, Massachusetts. The tips include walking dogs in Westfield parks, hanging out at cafes and pubs, joining social networking sites, using online dating sites, volunteering in Westfield, visiting the library or bookstores, shopping at grocery stores, attending education classes, joining athletic teams or clubs, partner dancing, attending religious services, and going to singles events. All of the tips suggest locations or activities where singles can meet new people in Westfield.
The document is a newsletter from Bridgwater College that provides information to higher education students. It includes announcements about upcoming events like plays and open days. It also provides reminders about important dates like holidays and deadlines. Additionally, it introduces new services for students and encourages students to provide feedback to help improve their experience.
This document provides 13 tips for dating and finding a girlfriend in Beaverton, Oregon. The tips include walking dogs at local parks, hanging out at cafes and pubs, using social media and dating sites, volunteering, visiting libraries and bookstores, grocery shopping, attending classes, joining sports teams, partner dancing, going to religious services, and attending singles events. The document encourages putting yourself out there through social activities and using your existing friend network to meet new people.
This document provides 13 tips for meeting and getting a girlfriend in Porterville, California. The tips include walking dogs in parks, hanging out at cafes and pubs, joining social networking sites, using online dating sites, volunteering, visiting the library or bookstores, shopping at grocery stores, attending education classes, joining athletic teams or clubs, partner dancing, attending religious services, and going to singles events. The document provides additional context and advice for each tip.
This document provides 13 tips for meeting and dating women in Euless, Texas. The tips include walking dogs in parks, hanging out at cafes and pubs, joining social networking sites, using online dating sites, volunteering, visiting libraries and bookstores, going to the grocery store, attending education classes, joining athletic teams or clubs, partner dancing, attending religious services, and going to singles events. The document also includes links to additional dating and relationship advice articles by the same author.
This document provides 13 tips for meeting and getting a girlfriend in Gilbert, Arizona. The tips include walking a dog in parks, hanging out in cafes and pubs, joining social networks and online dating sites, volunteering, visiting libraries and bookstores, grocery shopping, attending education classes, joining athletic teams, partner dancing, going to churches, and attending singles events. Background information and conversation starters are provided for each tip.
This document lists 10 things that are uniquely understood by Johnians, or students of St. John Institute (SJI) in Iloilo, Philippines. Some key aspects that only Johnians understand include strictly following the school's grooming codes and discipline policies, having a separate wardrobe for school, and feeling a strong sense of gratitude and community as a Johnian despite the high standards of the school. Overall, the document conveys a sense of pride in being part of the SJI community and understanding the nuances of the school culture.
This document provides 13 tips for meeting and getting a girlfriend in Eugene, Oregon. The tips include walking dogs at parks, hanging out at cafes and pubs, joining social networks and online dating sites, volunteering, visiting libraries and bookstores, shopping at grocery stores, attending classes, joining athletic teams, partner dancing, going to churches, and attending singles events. The document encourages putting yourself out there through social activities and using your existing friend network to meet new people.
This document provides 21 tips for meeting and dating women in Broomfield, Colorado. The tips include walking dogs at local parks, hanging out at cafes and pubs, joining social networks and online dating sites, volunteering, visiting the library, grocery shopping, attending classes, joining sports teams, partner dancing, going to church services and events, and attending singles events. The document encourages putting yourself out there and using your existing friend network and social activities to meet new people.
The newsletter provides information about upcoming events at the British International School in Ho Chi Minh City, including:
- A parent workshop on digital citizenship on March 18th.
- The spring concert on April 1st.
- Parent teacher meetings on April 7th and 8th.
- Details on sports programs, dance shows, and the new coffee shop opening at the school.
- Menus for the school cafeteria in the coming weeks.
This document provides 13 tips for meeting and dating women in Collierville, Tennessee. The tips include walking dogs in parks, hanging out at cafes and pubs, joining social networking sites, using online dating sites, volunteering, visiting the library or bookstores, shopping at grocery stores, attending education classes, joining athletic teams or clubs, partner dancing, attending religious services, and going to singles events. Many of the tips suggest engaging in social activities where people with shared interests can naturally interact.
This document provides 21 tips for meeting and finding a girlfriend in Bristol, England. The tips include walking a dog in parks, hanging out in cafes and pubs, using social media and dating sites, volunteering, visiting libraries and bookstores, grocery shopping, attending classes, joining sports teams, partner dancing, going to religious services, and attending singles events. The document encourages putting yourself out there and using your existing social circles and interests to meet new people.
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This document provides 13 tips for meeting and dating women in Summerville, South Carolina. The tips include walking dogs in parks, frequenting cafes and pubs, joining social networking sites, using online dating sites, volunteering, visiting libraries and bookstores, shopping at grocery stores, attending education classes, joining athletic teams, partner dancing, attending religious services, and going to singles events. Most of the tips involve engaging in social activities where one is likely to interact with other single individuals in a relaxed, low-pressure environment.
This document provides 13 tips for meeting and getting a girlfriend in Lehi, Utah. The tips include walking dogs in parks, hanging out at cafes and pubs, joining social networking sites, using online dating sites, volunteering, visiting libraries and bookstores, going to the grocery store, utilizing your friend network, taking education classes, joining athletic teams or clubs, partner dancing, attending religious services, and going to singles events. For each tip, 1-2 paragraphs are provided explaining how to meet women using that method. Useful links are also included related to dating, relationships, and self-improvement.
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This document provides 13 tips for meeting a girlfriend in Leominster, MA. The tips include walking dogs in parks, hanging out at cafes and pubs, joining social networking sites, using online dating sites, volunteering, visiting the library or bookstores, chatting with women at the grocery store, utilizing your friend network, taking education classes, joining athletic teams, partner dancing, attending religious services, and going to singles events. Accompanying each tip is a short paragraph with additional details on how to effectively meet women using that approach.
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The document provides 13 tips for meeting and finding a girlfriend in Titusville, Florida. The tips include walking dogs in parks, hanging out at cafes and pubs, joining social networking sites, using online dating sites, volunteering, visiting the library or bookstores, grocery shopping, utilizing your friend network, taking education classes, joining athletic teams or clubs, partner dancing, attending religious services, and going to singles events. The document also includes additional context and advice for each tip.
This document provides 21 tips for dating and finding a girlfriend in Erie, Pennsylvania. Some of the key tips include walking a dog at local parks to meet others, hanging out at cafes and pubs, joining social networks and online dating sites, volunteering, taking classes, joining athletic teams or clubs, partner dancing, attending religious services, and going to singles events. The document encourages putting yourself out there and utilizing your existing friend network and local activities and clubs to meet new people with shared interests.
This document provides guidance and information for peer mentors at a university. It outlines the code of conduct for mentors and mentees, including expectations around confidentiality, appropriate communication, and inclusive language. It also covers topics like equality and diversity, safeguarding concerns, responsibilities of being a mentor, and feedback from previous years to improve the program. The overall purpose is to prepare new mentors for their role and responsibilities in supporting new students.
This document provides 13 tips for meeting and getting a girlfriend in Maplewood, New Jersey. The tips include walking dogs in parks, hanging out at cafes and pubs, joining social networking sites, taking classes, volunteering, attending religious services, and going to singles events. Meeting people is also suggested through hobbies like dancing, hiking, running or biking clubs. The document emphasizes putting oneself in social situations in Maplewood to interact with potential romantic partners.
The document provides 13 tips for getting a girlfriend in Hempstead, New York. The tips include walking dogs in parks, hanging out in cafes and pubs, joining social networking sites, using online dating sites, volunteering, visiting libraries and bookstores, going to the grocery store, utilizing your friend network, taking education classes, joining athletic teams or clubs, partner dancing, attending religious services, and going to singles events. The document also includes additional context and advice for each tip.
This document provides 21 tips for meeting and dating women in Beaumont, Texas. The tips include walking dogs at local parks, hanging out at cafes and pubs, joining social media groups focused on dating, using online dating sites, volunteering, visiting the library, grocery shopping, attending classes, joining sports teams, partner dancing, going to church services and events, and attending singles events. The document encourages putting yourself out there through social and hobby activities to meet potential romantic partners.
This document provides 13 tips for meeting and getting a girlfriend in Indio, California. The tips include walking dogs at local parks, hanging out at cafes and pubs, using social media and dating sites, volunteering, going to the library, grocery shopping, attending classes, joining athletic teams, partner dancing, going to church services and events, and attending singles events. The document encourages putting yourself out there through social and recreational activities to meet new people with shared interests.
This document provides 13 tips for meeting and finding a girlfriend in Wellington, New Zealand. The tips include walking a dog in parks, hanging out in cafes and pubs, joining social networks and online dating sites, volunteering, visiting libraries and bookstores, chatting with women at the grocery store, attending events through your existing social network, taking education classes, joining athletic teams, partner dancing, attending religious services, and going to singles events. The document also includes links to related blog posts on topics like dating sites, dog training, career and life advice from billionaires.
This document provides 13 tips for meeting and getting a girlfriend in Eastvale, California. The tips include walking dogs in parks, hanging out in cafes and pubs, joining social networking sites, using online dating sites, volunteering, going to the library or bookstores, grocery shopping, utilizing your friend network, taking education classes, joining athletic teams or clubs, partner dancing, attending religious services, and going to singles events. Background information and conversation starters are provided for each tip.
The document provides information about various after school clubs that will be offered at Rossview Middle School beginning September 8th. The clubs cover a wide range of topics and activities including running, support for military families, robotics, science, computer programming, media/technology, drama, fitness, homework help, community service, and health/wellness. Most clubs meet 2-3 times per week from 2:30-4:15pm, though some have limited enrollment. The document lists the name, sponsor, description, meeting times, and any costs for each individual club.
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Rossview Middle School is accepting applications for after school clubs for the 2015-2016 school year. All applications are due back to club sponsors by September 4th. The document provides descriptions of several club options, including the Rossview Readers book club, Fuel Up to Play 60 fitness club, Computer Programming Club, National History Day, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, and Media/Technology Club. It also includes general information about after school expectations and dismissal times.
This document provides 13 tips for meeting and dating women in Euless, Texas. The tips include walking dogs in parks, hanging out at cafes and pubs, joining social networking sites, using online dating sites, volunteering, visiting libraries and bookstores, going to the grocery store, attending education classes, joining athletic teams or clubs, partner dancing, attending religious services, and going to singles events. The document also includes links to additional dating and relationship advice articles by the same author.
This document provides 13 tips for meeting and getting a girlfriend in Gilbert, Arizona. The tips include walking a dog in parks, hanging out in cafes and pubs, joining social networks and online dating sites, volunteering, visiting libraries and bookstores, grocery shopping, attending education classes, joining athletic teams, partner dancing, going to churches, and attending singles events. Background information and conversation starters are provided for each tip.
This document lists 10 things that are uniquely understood by Johnians, or students of St. John Institute (SJI) in Iloilo, Philippines. Some key aspects that only Johnians understand include strictly following the school's grooming codes and discipline policies, having a separate wardrobe for school, and feeling a strong sense of gratitude and community as a Johnian despite the high standards of the school. Overall, the document conveys a sense of pride in being part of the SJI community and understanding the nuances of the school culture.
This document provides 13 tips for meeting and getting a girlfriend in Eugene, Oregon. The tips include walking dogs at parks, hanging out at cafes and pubs, joining social networks and online dating sites, volunteering, visiting libraries and bookstores, shopping at grocery stores, attending classes, joining athletic teams, partner dancing, going to churches, and attending singles events. The document encourages putting yourself out there through social activities and using your existing friend network to meet new people.
This document provides 21 tips for meeting and dating women in Broomfield, Colorado. The tips include walking dogs at local parks, hanging out at cafes and pubs, joining social networks and online dating sites, volunteering, visiting the library, grocery shopping, attending classes, joining sports teams, partner dancing, going to church services and events, and attending singles events. The document encourages putting yourself out there and using your existing friend network and social activities to meet new people.
The newsletter provides information about upcoming events at the British International School in Ho Chi Minh City, including:
- A parent workshop on digital citizenship on March 18th.
- The spring concert on April 1st.
- Parent teacher meetings on April 7th and 8th.
- Details on sports programs, dance shows, and the new coffee shop opening at the school.
- Menus for the school cafeteria in the coming weeks.
This document provides 13 tips for meeting and dating women in Collierville, Tennessee. The tips include walking dogs in parks, hanging out at cafes and pubs, joining social networking sites, using online dating sites, volunteering, visiting the library or bookstores, shopping at grocery stores, attending education classes, joining athletic teams or clubs, partner dancing, attending religious services, and going to singles events. Many of the tips suggest engaging in social activities where people with shared interests can naturally interact.
This document provides 21 tips for meeting and finding a girlfriend in Bristol, England. The tips include walking a dog in parks, hanging out in cafes and pubs, using social media and dating sites, volunteering, visiting libraries and bookstores, grocery shopping, attending classes, joining sports teams, partner dancing, going to religious services, and attending singles events. The document encourages putting yourself out there and using your existing social circles and interests to meet new people.
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This document provides 13 tips for meeting and dating women in Summerville, South Carolina. The tips include walking dogs in parks, frequenting cafes and pubs, joining social networking sites, using online dating sites, volunteering, visiting libraries and bookstores, shopping at grocery stores, attending education classes, joining athletic teams, partner dancing, attending religious services, and going to singles events. Most of the tips involve engaging in social activities where one is likely to interact with other single individuals in a relaxed, low-pressure environment.
This document provides 13 tips for meeting and getting a girlfriend in Lehi, Utah. The tips include walking dogs in parks, hanging out at cafes and pubs, joining social networking sites, using online dating sites, volunteering, visiting libraries and bookstores, going to the grocery store, utilizing your friend network, taking education classes, joining athletic teams or clubs, partner dancing, attending religious services, and going to singles events. For each tip, 1-2 paragraphs are provided explaining how to meet women using that method. Useful links are also included related to dating, relationships, and self-improvement.
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This document provides 13 tips for meeting a girlfriend in Leominster, MA. The tips include walking dogs in parks, hanging out at cafes and pubs, joining social networking sites, using online dating sites, volunteering, visiting the library or bookstores, chatting with women at the grocery store, utilizing your friend network, taking education classes, joining athletic teams, partner dancing, attending religious services, and going to singles events. Accompanying each tip is a short paragraph with additional details on how to effectively meet women using that approach.
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The document provides 13 tips for meeting and finding a girlfriend in Titusville, Florida. The tips include walking dogs in parks, hanging out at cafes and pubs, joining social networking sites, using online dating sites, volunteering, visiting the library or bookstores, grocery shopping, utilizing your friend network, taking education classes, joining athletic teams or clubs, partner dancing, attending religious services, and going to singles events. The document also includes additional context and advice for each tip.
This document provides 21 tips for dating and finding a girlfriend in Erie, Pennsylvania. Some of the key tips include walking a dog at local parks to meet others, hanging out at cafes and pubs, joining social networks and online dating sites, volunteering, taking classes, joining athletic teams or clubs, partner dancing, attending religious services, and going to singles events. The document encourages putting yourself out there and utilizing your existing friend network and local activities and clubs to meet new people with shared interests.
This document provides guidance and information for peer mentors at a university. It outlines the code of conduct for mentors and mentees, including expectations around confidentiality, appropriate communication, and inclusive language. It also covers topics like equality and diversity, safeguarding concerns, responsibilities of being a mentor, and feedback from previous years to improve the program. The overall purpose is to prepare new mentors for their role and responsibilities in supporting new students.
This document provides 13 tips for meeting and getting a girlfriend in Maplewood, New Jersey. The tips include walking dogs in parks, hanging out at cafes and pubs, joining social networking sites, taking classes, volunteering, attending religious services, and going to singles events. Meeting people is also suggested through hobbies like dancing, hiking, running or biking clubs. The document emphasizes putting oneself in social situations in Maplewood to interact with potential romantic partners.
The document provides 13 tips for getting a girlfriend in Hempstead, New York. The tips include walking dogs in parks, hanging out in cafes and pubs, joining social networking sites, using online dating sites, volunteering, visiting libraries and bookstores, going to the grocery store, utilizing your friend network, taking education classes, joining athletic teams or clubs, partner dancing, attending religious services, and going to singles events. The document also includes additional context and advice for each tip.
This document provides 21 tips for meeting and dating women in Beaumont, Texas. The tips include walking dogs at local parks, hanging out at cafes and pubs, joining social media groups focused on dating, using online dating sites, volunteering, visiting the library, grocery shopping, attending classes, joining sports teams, partner dancing, going to church services and events, and attending singles events. The document encourages putting yourself out there through social and hobby activities to meet potential romantic partners.
This document provides 13 tips for meeting and getting a girlfriend in Indio, California. The tips include walking dogs at local parks, hanging out at cafes and pubs, using social media and dating sites, volunteering, going to the library, grocery shopping, attending classes, joining athletic teams, partner dancing, going to church services and events, and attending singles events. The document encourages putting yourself out there through social and recreational activities to meet new people with shared interests.
This document provides 13 tips for meeting and finding a girlfriend in Wellington, New Zealand. The tips include walking a dog in parks, hanging out in cafes and pubs, joining social networks and online dating sites, volunteering, visiting libraries and bookstores, chatting with women at the grocery store, attending events through your existing social network, taking education classes, joining athletic teams, partner dancing, attending religious services, and going to singles events. The document also includes links to related blog posts on topics like dating sites, dog training, career and life advice from billionaires.
This document provides 13 tips for meeting and getting a girlfriend in Eastvale, California. The tips include walking dogs in parks, hanging out in cafes and pubs, joining social networking sites, using online dating sites, volunteering, going to the library or bookstores, grocery shopping, utilizing your friend network, taking education classes, joining athletic teams or clubs, partner dancing, attending religious services, and going to singles events. Background information and conversation starters are provided for each tip.
The document provides information about various after school clubs that will be offered at Rossview Middle School beginning September 8th. The clubs cover a wide range of topics and activities including running, support for military families, robotics, science, computer programming, media/technology, drama, fitness, homework help, community service, and health/wellness. Most clubs meet 2-3 times per week from 2:30-4:15pm, though some have limited enrollment. The document lists the name, sponsor, description, meeting times, and any costs for each individual club.
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Rossview Middle School is accepting applications for after school clubs for the 2015-2016 school year. All applications are due back to club sponsors by September 4th. The document provides descriptions of several club options, including the Rossview Readers book club, Fuel Up to Play 60 fitness club, Computer Programming Club, National History Day, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, and Media/Technology Club. It also includes general information about after school expectations and dismissal times.
This newsletter from Space Center Intermediate School provides information about upcoming events and activities at the school for the month of October. It includes messages from the PTA President and Principal, as well as articles about sports teams, upcoming fundraisers like Red Ribbon Week and a Fall Social, opportunities for parent involvement, and more school announcements. The newsletter aims to keep parents informed and engaged in the school community.
The document contains announcements for students at Dundee-Crown High School. It includes information about Beta Club membership renewals, checking grades on the student portal, taking classes at Elgin Community College, freshman student council meetings, tutoring programs, college representatives visiting the school, sporting events, and more. The announcements provide details about events, deadlines, locations and times for students.
This document contains announcements for students and faculty at Dundee-Crown High School. It includes information about Beta Club membership renewals, checking grades on the student portal, taking classes at Elgin Community College, freshman student council meetings, tutoring programs, college representatives visiting the school, activities for teen parents and more. The document also congratulates the sophomore football team and includes other school-related updates and deadlines.
The PSAT/NMSQT will be administered soon at Saipan International School. This test determines eligibility for National Merit Scholarships. Around 1.5 million juniors take the PSAT annually, with around 50,000 qualifying and 1% becoming semi-finalists who can then become finalists and receive scholarships. The SAT also tests critical reading, writing and math and is used in college admissions. Advanced Placement exams in May are cumulative and difficult tests of material covered in AP courses. Students are encouraged to study hard for these important exams.
Three college representatives will be visiting Dundee-Crown High School to provide information to students. On September 15th, a representative from the University of Sioux Falls will be in the cafeteria from 11:30-1:30. On September 20th, a representative from Illinois Wesleyan University will be in the cafeteria from 11:30-1:30. On September 29th, a representative from Truman State will be in the Multi-Purpose Room from 11:30-1:30. Students are encouraged to stop by to ask questions and learn more about each college.
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Austin Community Education is offering a variety of summer youth classes and activities including arts and crafts, sports, fitness, academics, and special events. Classes will take place at various schools and locations in Austin from May to August. Registration is required for most classes and financial assistance may be available for those who qualify.
This newsletter provides updates about various class of 1965 activities and members. It discusses plans for bonding with the incoming class of 2015, including distributing gifts and welcoming them at matriculation. It also announces that Joseph Dearborn Robinson IV passed away and shares remembrances of him from classmates. Upcoming reunions and efforts to increase participation from classmates are also mentioned.
This newsletter from the British International School - Ho Chi Minh City provides information about upcoming events, recent activities, and contact details. Key details include:
- Dates for trips by Years 6 and 5 in late May and early June
- A draft of class lists for the 2015-2016 school year will be sent to parents on May 29th
- Recent activities included Year 3 learning about chocolate, Year 5 designing carnivorous plants and dissecting hearts
- Details are provided about various after school programs, sports activities, and fundraising efforts
The document is a course schedule for the Academy for Lifelong Learning at Lone Star College-CyFair. It provides details about membership benefits including free or reduced cost courses, social activities, and access to college facilities. It lists upcoming courses covering various topics like crafts, art, and wellness. Membership is $20 annually and provides access to courses, activities, and other member perks. The schedule provides registration information and contact details for the program.
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The Fall Festival at Timber Creek Elementary School will be held on Friday, October 4th from 5-8 PM. Activities will include dunk tank, pie throwing, inflatables, games, food and music. Volunteers are still needed and can sign up online. During Red Ribbon Week from October 21st-25th, there will be daily drug prevention activities for students and a school assembly on October 23rd. The 4th grade performance will be on October 24th. Teacher appreciation treats will be collected from PPCD, Pre-K and Kindergarten families on October 30th. The school encourages parents to join the PTA and follow the school on Facebook.
This newsletter from Tisbury School provides information to parents about upcoming events, important dates, student learning and notices. It includes details about a teacher only day, dance workshops, cyber safety presentations, attendance monitoring, congratulating a staff member on their work anniversary, and sending student writing home for feedback. It also lists assembly times, canteen details, health alerts and community notices. The principal encourages parents to stay engaged with their child's learning and classroom teacher.
The summary provides an overview of the MSU PRSSA general meeting:
- The meeting included presentations from professionals on networking and building professional connections.
- Upcoming volunteer opportunities and fundraising events were announced, including involvement in Homecoming and Oktoberfest.
- The PR Apprentice team was announced and members were encouraged to contribute ideas to help reach out to potential foster parents.
- Opportunities were provided for members to get published in the chapter's magazine and volunteer with the Red Cross.
- Applications were made available for interviews with a leading PR agency in October.
The January 13, 2015 PTO meeting minutes summarized the following:
- Roll call was taken and quorum was met with several members absent.
- The treasurer reported the current bank balance. Fundraising efforts have not yet covered expenses.
- The principal provided updates on report cards, school goals for the semester, and several upcoming events.
- Several officer and coordinator positions for the 2015-2016 school year were discussed.
- Coordinators provided updates on their respective activities including fundraising, membership, hospitality, and collections.
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The document discusses several topics:
1) A school's 10-year strategic plan aims to improve education quality and create a knowledgeable workforce to benefit the community.
2) Contact information is provided for different school academies and their leaders.
3) A sports schedule is listed for upcoming boys soccer games.
4) Various school club meetings and activities are announced, including information on fundraising, contests, and leadership opportunities.
The document announces various events and opportunities at Oak Ridge High School, including:
1) A Texas A&M University admissions representative visiting on April 15th and a junior volunteer program at a local hospital accepting applications until April 30th.
2) No school on April 10th and a reminder about the deadline to apply for Cosmetology I for juniors.
3) Upcoming NEHS and recycling club meetings as well as statistics about recycling.
4) Reminders about upcoming senior awards night, a co-ed volleyball tournament, and prom ticket sales.
This newsletter from the British International School - Ho Chi Minh City provides information about upcoming events at the An Phu Primary campus, including:
1) An 8th PTG Spring Fair from March 10th-13th, a parent workshop on digital citizenship on March 18th, and parent-teacher meetings on April 7th and 8th which will use a new online appointment booking system.
2) A performance of the musical "Oliver" by the AP1 Production Club that was well received by students and parents.
3) A math competition among Milepost 3 students that was organized to encourage math skills in a fun way through team-based activities like estimating and logic problems.
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This document outlines the agenda and information for the September 11th meeting of the WBMS Junior Beta club. It includes directions for paying dues with checks or cash and noting member names and student numbers. The agenda discusses officer positions, service hour requirements, an upcoming state convention, and a September service project making cards for first responders. Information is provided about service opportunities, where to find club resources online, and the date and time for the next meeting.
1) The Oak Ridge High School announcements provided information about upcoming events including a movie screening by the National English Honor Society and deadlines for dual credit registration and NEHS point requirements.
2) It also included reminders about overdue library books, purchasing graduation invitations, and signups for the color guard and junior volunteer program.
3) Additionally, it listed details for an upcoming recycling challenge, prom ticket sales, appropriate dress codes for special events, and ways to get homework help or access student grades.
The document is a request from Rossview Middle School for parent volunteers for several upcoming events. It seeks volunteers to help sort and distribute cookie dough on October 8th from 10am to 2pm or 2pm to 6pm, sell concessions at a Fall Social on October 8th from 2:30pm to 5pm, and sell concessions at a 1st Quarter Reward Celebration on October 9th from 8am to 1:30pm at Liberty Park. It provides a link to sign up for these volunteer opportunities and thanks parents for their support.
This flyer provides several ways for families to support Rossview Middle School without extra cost. It outlines programs where a portion of purchases at Publix, Target, Amazon Smile are donated back to the school. It also encourages families to collect and send in Box Tops, soup labels, and bottle tops which provide funds for technology. The flyer lists upcoming spirit nights at local restaurants where a portion of sales will benefit the school and provides the school's fall calendar of events.
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Rossfit is a physical fitness program that meets four days a week led by a certified trainer. Sessions include warm up, stretching, skill workouts, and final stretching. The program focuses on physical strength, cardio endurance, and personal improvement. Students must have a current sports physical and permission slip turned into Coach Luther by September 4th to be considered for the Rossfit Team, which is limited to 15 participants.
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Junior Civitan Club is a service club at Rossview Middle School that meets on Tuesdays after school to develop leadership skills and encourage service to others. The club fees are $20 and an interest meeting will be held on September 15th. Parents must fill out the club application and permission slip by August 29th and September 4th respectively, and students must be picked up by 3:30pm after each meeting.
The PTO board meeting covered various topics:
- The treasurer reported a current bank balance of $5,748.43.
- Upcoming fundraisers were discussed including Logan's Steakhouse and Krispy Kreme.
- Volunteer needs at the school were assessed, including lunch monitors and classroom support.
- Open PTO board positions for the next year need to be filled by March.
- Upcoming events like Popcorn Fridays and spirit wear sales were announced.
The school district is asking parents for feedback on whether the district is progressing in the right direction according to its mission and vision. Parents are invited to share their responses to the question of the month with their school's parent representative about if district actions align with educating and empowering students to reach their potential and be college and career ready.
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The document summarizes discussions from a parent communications meeting that covered several topics:
1) The textbook adoption process which allows public feedback on textbooks being considered for adoption by the state department of education. Social studies textbooks for grades 6-12 were available for review.
2) The zoning plan for the upcoming school year, which will address overcapacity issues by moving 5th grade from Rossview Elementary to Rossview Middle and 3rd grade from St. Bethlehem Elementary to Burt School, rather than changing zone lines due to unknown future growth.
3) The substitute teacher staffing program will be brought back in-house starting in August 2014 to save the district over $600,000 in the first two years.
This document summarizes the proposed annual budget and goals for RoMS PTO from February 2013 to 2014. It outlines expected income sources such as spirit wear sales, fundraisers, and school events. It also outlines expense categories including school requests, operations costs, and long-term wish list items. The budget projects total income of $15,637 and total expenses of $13,128.21, leaving a projected surplus of $2,508.79. Key goals include funding teacher appreciation weeks, classroom supplies, and a gym floor tarp through fundraising and school spirit activities.
1. RMSRmsvieuu Midde Sctrool
After Sohod Program Prthwe
Permlssion slips are due by August 29'n. Please return to your
advisory leach'er. All afler schoot cluns will begin Seplembir O'h.
There will be no clubs ltlovember 24h-20th,The lasi day for I
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semester clubs will begecember I I
th.
Instnrctions:
. Please fill out the after school club permission slip on the foJlowingi
page.
. Return the permission slip to your child's advisory teacher by
August 29tn-
Parfiicipation in after school activities is based on tlre followinE
errllectations:
. Yottr child participates and contributes to the group activities ryith
rn'inimal Support.
. Your child will behave accordingf to the H.A.W.K.S. expectations.
. You.r child must be picked up on time. Dismissal varies based on the
club.
Eus transportafion will not begin until after fallbrak lf
your child would like to parficipateina cluh, you Willneed
to providetransporfation ulrtil Ostoher 201il,
2. Afler School Club Permission
Please prirrt cllarrly and conplete ALL partsl
Stud,ent Information:
Student Name Advisory Teacher:
Parent or Guardian Name
We must have a telephone number where you can be reached
durinEi the hours of 8:15 and 4:15 or the number of someone
wh,o can be resBonsible for your child. Please list at least 5
names and numbers.
Na^me Number
Na,rne Number
Na,rne Number
Please list any medical conditions that your student has
Please check the aBBroBriate blank.
_Military Dependent (parent is active duty or retired)
_Military Connected (parent works on mllitarybase, but is NOT military)
_ NOT a military dependent or militar5r conlected
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3. Transportation from the atterschool proEiram
I require bus transportation
My street address is
I DO NOT require bus transportation. I ^rill pick my chlld up at 4:15.
Bus transBortation Illl"ILL NOT be€in until after
fall break.
Please list th,e club/clubs you would like your child to
Barticipate in. Please remember that some clubs will be
limited, in number and your child may not receive his or her
first choice.
Choice I:
Choice 8:
Si€natures:
understand a,:ad will abide by the expectations.
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Student Na,me
, understand the expectations and give
par€nrNa,me permission for my child to attend the after
school progl€rm.
4. Club List
Gouch to 5K
Sponsor: Darra Ba€iby (Dawn.bagby@cmcss.net)
This club is forbeginning runners and non-runners who want to take up running as
regiular exercise. This after school club will ease them into a runrlng progfam that
consists of stretching, walkingg, and run-ning in order to gain the strengSh and endr:rance
to complete a 5K run.
Who : Beglinningi F,rrnners
Alhen: Tuesday and Thursday from 2:30-4:15 beg[::nin$ Sept. 8
Needed: fsnnis shoes (preferably running shoes), gJruo clothes, water bottle
Militaqlr Gonnections Glub
Spousor: Kelly ll[ells (IIelly.wells@cmcss.net)
Military Connections CIub will provide military connected students witJr a safe
envjronment to discuss challenges inherent to the deplo5rment cycle (pre-deplo5rment,
deplo5nrrent, reinteg?ation) a,nd frequent tre.nsitions of military life such as PCS's and TDY
situations.
Military children face unique challenges that are speciflc to military life a,nd best
understood and supported by tJrose that are specially trained in the intrlcacies of this
lifestyle. Our MFLAC, Carrie Arhite, offers a unique set of skilLs for assisting our military
childlen in facing challenges with resilience and a positive outlook. Kelly TlVells holds a
certification from the University of Pennsylva,nia in B,esilience Training for military
fa,rnilies. Together, we hope to create a EFoup where shildrsa ca,n openly share and learn
skills that facilitate academic and social success whlle ma,naging the challenges of
military life. tVe hope that creating this community will also lead to peer to peer
mentoring as students who have faced particular challenges successfi:Ily can help those
who are new to the challenge.
Hawkbotics:
Spousor: Bridget f,a3din€ (Brid€let.harding@cmcss.net)
Everyone is invited to join tJris club and learn how to work with others while
progfa,mming a,n autonomous robot using Lego's. We have two competitive teams and one
tea,rn that wjll continue to grow i-n FLL's three categories. We meet every Monday and
Thursday a,fter school from 2:5O to 4:I5. Since our team be€lins to meet in August we are
only a parent pick-up gpoup until October. We do collect a $2O dollar dues yearly which
pays for shirts a.nd other items needed tJ:roughout the year. This year we will be having a
fundraiser to raise moDey for travel expenses. Hope to see you on our Hawkbotlc Teaml !
Science rocks!
SD"r"*t T."i S.r--.rs (terri.summers@cmcss.net)
If you a,re a^rr Sth glrade student and could use Science exbra help, test or study review,
there's a.n after school club for youl It doesn't matter who your teacher is; all Sttr grade
students are welcomel Our club meets Tuesday a.fternoons from 2:50-4:15 in room C-5
with Mrs. Summers.
5. Gomputer Technolotlf Glub
Sponsor: Mark Campbell (Mark.campbell@cmcss.net)
Club members will use the code.org website and complete the Intro to Computer Science
Course, whieh is fun, coilaborAtive, and creative! It's desiEfned to inspire students to
continue learning how technolo€5/ improves real world relationships, connections, and
life.
Students learn:
. hovv tJre Internet works
. basic computer progfamming
. lo$ic, problem soiving and creativity
The course features puzzles, video lectures by Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg and Chris Bosh
of the Miami Heat, as well as familiar characters flom popular games: Angry Birds and
Pla,nts vs. Zombies. Usin€ a blended lsarninEl model, your children €Lre lsarning with a mix
of online, self-€luided activities and "unpluglged"activities that use no computer at all.
Computer Technology CIub is open to the first 2O students who sj6ln up, and will meet from
2:5O-4:3O on Tuesday's begiinniag October 2lst.
Media Glub
Sponsor: Chrls Eambrick (Ghris.hambrlck@cmcss.net)
The Rossview Media/Technology CIub is for those who are serious about gaining a deeper
understandiag of the many facets of the world of Media and Technologf,r and its
application to our everyday life. During the club time you will be able to go deeper than
the short time i.n the classroom aJlows for. /lle will explore and practice the applications
that we find in tJre world of Advertising Mediums, News Media, Video Production and
Editing, Photography a,nd Photo Editing, Audio Production and Editing, Pod,fVodcasting,
Vtrebsite Desigln, Animation and more....
*Special Note: Those students who are in the Media/Technolory Club will receive first
consideration for bei:rg on the cast of Rossview's flrst Daily Newscast.
AII Students are Welcome. IVe have a limit of 50, so the flrst 5O to sign-up will zu the roll.
We will be€in meeti:rgl September 8th after Labor Day on Mondays from 2:5O - 4:8O
(Busses wiII be available for transportation home after Fall Break - October 1?th).
* * *Those s,ttenrring tJre club meetings prior to October eOth will need to have a ride home.
Parents will need to pick il1sir shildren promptly at 4:I5pm
There will be a $1O fee for naterials ond suBBlies.
Drama Glub
Sponsor: Bebecca ghittin€ (Bebecca.schllling@cmcss.net)
In Dra,rna CIub we will rehearse and create tJre set for the yearly production. Students
memorize the script, build the set, desig[ the program and advertisements for the play,
and run.tJre lights and sound for the play. We meet every Monday and Thursday flom
right after school until 4: I5. T'lrere are no fees associated with drama. Dra,rna Club is open
to everyone. AIe will be having auditions, but only to place people in the character that is
rigfht for tJrem. There will be aa Interest Meeting Auglust e5th. That is mandatory for all
iaterested members. Drama CIub will be closed to e.Il new members after September 4th.
6. RossFit
Sponsor: Maqy Ellen Luther (mar5r.luther@curcss.net)
B,ossFit is F,ossview's Fitness CIub. We meet from 2:5O until5:5O.
Students attending this club must be a car rider, and rides are to be here no later than
5:5O. Each day we meet, a WOD (workout of the day) will be completed. Each WOD MilI
include a cardio warm up, stretching, a skill, the work out, and final stretchin€. Students
wlIl need a water bottle; no other equipment is needed. Students are required to have a
Sports Physical. Interested students need to see Mrs. LutJrer for an application. This
club is open to all B,ossview Middle students, however the club is limited to a total of 15
participants and spots will be given on a first come first serve basis (in which all proper
paperwork is returned).
Study Or€anize Succeed (S.O.S)
SBonsor: Mercl Ghartrand (mercedes.chartrand@cmcss.net)
Need to study for a test or quiz? Arant to study with a friend? Need more explanation?
Missing assi€lnments? Need to do research? Have a project due? Need to write a paper?
Wa,nt help with your homework? Need to organize your binder or folders?
Stay after school any Monday, Tuesday, or fhursday for extra help a.nd motivation. Stay
5O minutes to 2 hours. Rides must be here by 4:5O. *Buses avaflable after fall break. See
Mrs. Lig[tner, Mrs. Crosslin, and Mrs. Chartrand for more information.
cfr. Givitan
Spousor: Boranne Morrls (Boxanne.morr'rs@cmcss.net)
Jr. Civltan ls a service club for young people tailored speciflcally for trajning tJrem to
become "builders of good. citizenship" in ttre home, school, community, a.nd nation. The
purpose of clr. Cifitaa is to develop initiative and leadership , and to encourage young
people to live a fi:Iler life enriched by selfless senrice to otJrers, with a focus on living the
Golden Rule in all human relationships by precept and example.
There is a $2S fee to cover annual dues and a t-shirt.
Fuel Ifp to Play 6O
Sponsor: Marie Bainey (marie.rainey@cmess. net)
Fuel Up to PIay 60 is a prograrn founded by tJ:e National Dat5r Council aad NFL, in
collaboration witJr USDA, that empowers students to take charge in making spa.Il,
everyday changes at school. Students ca.n !yi.n cool prizes, like a.n Ntr'L player visit or
Super Bowl tickets, for choosing good-for-you foods and getting active for at least 60
minutes every day. We want kids to make a difference not only in their lives, but a,Iso tJreir
commurdff.