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17 April 2015
Friday Facts
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In This Edition:
Front Page News Letter From The Principal For Your Information… PTCO Corner Open PTCO Leadership Positions Parent’s Night Out Spring Wingding Challenge School Astronomical Laboratories Challenge School State Science Fair Results Scratch Day Letter From Gary Firko Bylaws For The AAC Governing Board /AAC Minutes Flyers Flyers Flyers Challenge Challenge Update Immersion Driving Paperwork Wellness Committee Flyer Reem and Damari’s Toy Drive Service Hours Honor Roll P.I.N Flyer Student Athletes Flyer Engaging Boys Of Color Challenge School Website:
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Front Page News
Letter From The Principal
Dear Challenge Community Members,
When the Challenge School was established, a Governing
Board was created to ensure the administrators, educators, and families carried
out the mission of the school. To aid in that effort, operational guidelines were
codified in the form of a document called Bylaws, an internally binding set of rules
that clarified matters such as officer elections, guidelines for meetings and how
certain funds are administered. Additionally, a School Accountability Committee
was formed in response to state Board of Education requirements. Both entities
eventually merged to increase efficiency.
This year, the school formed a committee to review the Bylaws to ensure
compliance with state and district standards. This process was conducted in close
communication with the district’s administrators and legal office. The committee
met on March 5, 2015, and had representation from parents, administrators, and
Governing Board members. Those present were: Alissa Beck, Suzanne Belibi,
Jeanne Cahn, Sally Clark, Megan Curran, Karen Frary, John Kennedy, Vanessa
Henk, Nancy Lee, Linda Maccagnan, Rebecca Morgenegg, Chris Smith, Tsion
Taye, John Wiley, and Sonji Wilkes. The group discussed the Bylaws at length
and made a number of recommended revisions, including:
• Changing the name.
• Defining membership on the committee.
• Defining roles of members of the committee.
• Outlining the responsibilities of the committee so they are in line with
CCSD School Board policies and state statutes and laws.
A sub-committee met on March 18, 2015, to draft new Bylaws based on these
recommendations. Those present were: Sally Clark, Vanessa Henk, Nancy Lee,
Linda Maccagnan, and Rebecca Morgenegg. Highlights included:
• A new name – Advisory and Accountability Committee (AAC) – was
suggested in order to accurately reflect the legal function of the group: For more
information on state accountability requirements, please visit the Colorado
Department of Education’s website: http://www.cde.state.co.us/accountability.
• Parents will remain elected officials as the Chair, Chair Elect, and
Secretary.
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All Challenge School community members in
attendance at AAC meetings will have voting
privileges.
The AAC will continue to be a forum for
expressing school-wide feedback and concerns.
All voices are welcome, and parent engagement
is encouraged.
In compliance with state policy, the AAC will
continue to provide transparency and
accountability of school-wide academic
performance measures and plans.
The committee presented a draft of the revised Bylaws to
the Governing Board/Advisory and Accountability
Committee on April 7, 2015. The Bylaws were approved,
with minor changes, and went into effect immediately.The
Bylaws can be found on the school website and in the
front office.
These efforts are part of the school’s ongoing commitment
to creating an inclusive and responsible environment that
inspires, empowers, and challenges our children to thrive.
The AAC will next meet in the fall and we hope to see you
there. Please contact either of us with questions or
comments. Thank you.
Sincerely,
Linda Maccagnan
Nancy Lee
Interim Principal
AAC Chair, 2014-15
**Please read the Bylaws and minutes from the AAC
meeting down below.
For Your Information…
PTCO Corner
Check out the Flyers Section of
the Friday Facts for the most up
to date information about the
Challenge Challenge!
Many thanks to our Librarian, Kristen Draper, for spending
Tuesday evening with us at our PTCO Meeting. We
enjoyed her presentation on how to use the online library
database, so that we can keep our kids engaged and
reading this summer. Thanks, Mrs. Draper! Feel free to
contact her if you need help in learning how to use the
system. She loves to share information on how to keep
kids reading!
Thanks also to Principal Maccagnan for her open and
informative question and answer discussion. We were
pleased to hear her announcement about the hiring of a
Differentiation Coach/GT Teacher, and her hopes to
obtain new math curriculum for our middle schoolers. We
were also delighted to hear her plans for streamlining
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school wide communications between staff and
parents. 2015/16 is going to be a great year, folks!
Have you had difficulty logging your volunteer hours this
week? US TOO! ;-) Due to a system upgrade, we are
currently experiencing technical difficulties with PTO
Manager. Our Volunteer Coordinator, Candace Ellman, is
working with our district database manager to figure out
the "issues." The manager has temporarily shut down the
site for maintenance. Hopefully, it will be up and running
soon. We'll keep you posted. Thanks for your patience.
Have you "Met the Challenge"? Now's the time!
Only ONE WEEK LEFT!
Onward and upward!
Rhonda Clark and Nancy Wilson (Co-Presidents)
Tim Weber and Sunshine Morgan (Co-Vice Presidents)
Candace Ellman (Volunteer Coordinator)
Michelle Austin (Secretary)
Kimberly Chapman (Treasurer)
Open PTCO Leadership Positions
Looking for ways to fill your 25 hours next year? Wishing
you could take on more of a leadership role? The
following leadership positions are available for the 20152016 year. For many of these positions, you can do the
majority of the work from home or on your own time. If
you are interested in any of these positions or have any
questions please contact Candace Ellman, Volunteer
Coordinator at [email protected].
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Lunchbox Clean-up – coordinate volunteers to clean
out lunchboxes left in the lost & found
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Entertainment Books Co-Chair - work with our
current chair beginning this May as he teaches you
what’s involved with preparing for this fall fundraiser,
then take over as chair for the 2016-17 school year.
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8th Grade Continuation shadow – for parents of
th
students who will be in 7 grade this fall. You would
work with the current chairs as they plan Continuation
2016 to learn what’s involved, and then plan out
Continuation 2017. Two parents needed.
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Trivia Night Chair – one or two parents needed to
run this fun event.
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Field Day K-4 Chair - one or two parents needed to
chair this fun event. Primarily involves organizing
volunteers.
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Community Event Coordinator
PIN Representative
Cool Force Community Service Chair
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Parent’s Night Out
Challenge School Parents
SAVE THE DATE:
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May 1 2015, 3-7 PM
We, the Team E students
traveling to Spain in May
2015 invite your children to join us for the ‘Parent’s Night
Out’ event for the Spain Immersion fundraiser.
We will provide and supervise four fabulous hours of fun
for kids while you parents get away for an evening by
yourselves!
For a mere $20, your child gets 4 hours of activities,
games, movies and more! Pizza and juice will be
provided, so there is no need to pack another meal. All
students in grades K-5 are invited to this event. If you
have more than one child in the school, they can join in
the fun as well. Its $ 30 for two children OR $40 for three.
Siblings of students in the Spain immersion can enjoy a
great evening for only $5 each.
Please stop by our table on Wednesday April 22
Conferences to sign up!
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• Beverages -- We need 20 more 12-packs (can be
dropped off at main office prior to event)
• Coolers -- We need 6 more (can be dropped off at main
office prior to event; can be picked up at end of
event or following week at school)
• Ice -- We need 14 more 20-lb. bags (goes nicely with
lending a cooler -- hint, hint!)
• Hand sanitizer -- We need 6 bottles
• Gift cards -- We'll gratefully accept any and all gift card
donations; we have approximately 30 already but
would love to have more; we'll use them in a
magnetic balloon pop game where you'll have a
chance to win a card
All of these items and more are listed on the Spring
Wingding SignupGenius at
http://www.signupgenius.com/go/20f0b48abaa29a13volunteer/. Thank you!
Questions? Contact Marjorie Wallwey or Valli Kumar,
event co-chairs, at [email protected] (Marjorie)
or [email protected] (Valli).
during
*Please contact Mr. Wiley at 720.747.2106 or
[email protected] for any additional
information.
Spring Wingding
We're Having a Spring Wingding
on May 8
Come Join the Fun!
Challenge School Astronomical Laboratories Presents:
High Altitude Balloon Launch
Wed. April 29, 8:30AM
Come to the Challenge School to see the second launch
of the year! Students in Minicourse 5 have created
experiments to send up to near space.
The launch will take place in the science plaza on the
South side of the building.
Challenge School State Science Fair Results
If you are reading this, YOU are invited
to attend the Spring Wingding picnic
on Friday, May 8 from 5:00 p.m. to
7:30 p.m. We'll supply pizza, beverages, desserts, a huge
bouncer, and games of chance with gift cards from local
businesses as prizes. Did we mention it's FREE?!?!
This is the PTCO's way of thanking everyone for their
volunteer work and to just plain have fun. We'll be outside
on the back lawn, so bring your lawn chairs, blankets,
canopies/umbrellas, Frisbees, and Nerf footballs. There is
no charge to attend, but RSVPs are required so that we
can be sure to have enough food and drinks on hand.
RSVP to [email protected] no later than
Friday, May 1. Be sure to tell us how many adults (ages
12+) and how many children (under 12). Also let us know
if you would prefer vegetarian pizza.
Emhyr Subramanian: 1 place, Chemistry; 3 place
overall Junior Division
Special Awards: Navy and Marine Corps., American
Water Works Association, CO Environmental Health
Association, ASM materials education foundation, NOAA
Can YOU help? You CAN -- even if you won't be able to
attend. We still need Challenge families to sign up to
supply:
Evelyn Bodoni: Honorable Mention Behavioral and Social
Science
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Advaita Singh: 2 place Environmental Science
Special Awards: SACNAS CSU Chapter
Roman Campos: Honorable Mention Earth and Space
Science
Special Awards: CO Scientific Society, Rocky Mountain
Association of Geologists
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Edwin Bodoni: 2 place Medicine and Health
Special Awards: CO Dental Association
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Scratch Day
Letter From Gary Firko
Hello everyone! Scratch Day 2015 is coming up soon,
May 9th. This year's registration opened on Friday
April 10th at 7AM. If you love coding or creating with
technology try to attend Scratch Day 2015. This event fills
up quickly!
Within the last few weeks, there has been a major change
in my position with the Cherry Creek School District. I
have accepted the position of Lead Security Specialist at
Cherry Creek High School. With this position comes
greater responsibility and requires supervising the safety
and security staff. Because of the new position, I will be
leaving the Challenge School at the end of this month. I
have had a wonderful time at Challenge and this has been
an extremely difficult decision. This is an outstanding
learning center with a group of students/children that are
incredible to be around. You have accepted me and
embraced me as one of your family. It has been an honor
and a privilege to be part of the Challenge Team. I want to
thank you all for the great time that I have had here and
wish each of you the very best in the future.
Register here: Cherry Creek Scratch Day 2015
Again, THANK YOU!
Gary V. Firko
Lead Security Specialist , Challenge School
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Bylaws For The Advisory And Accountability Committee
Article I
THE CHALLENGE SCHOOL MISSION STATEMENT:
“Our Mission is to inspire, empower and challenge motivated students
who are academically advanced or gifted.”
Inspire students’ love of learning - We spark the intellectual curiosity of our students and foster the understanding that
learning is an active and ongoing process.
Empower students to excel - We teach students to recognize their abilities and build upon their strengths.
Challenge students in all areas of development - Through a rigorous academic program, we encourage our students to
become compassionate and critical thinkers able to communicate their ideas.
Article II
PURPOSE OF THE CHALLENGE SCHOOL ADVISORY AND ACCOUNTABILITY COMMITTEE:
1.
Founded in 1994 through parent initiative, the Challenge School is a Cherry Creek School District Magnet School.
Unique in its vision, the Challenge School seeks to meet the cognitive and affective needs of academically
advanced, motivated and gifted students who traditionally would be enrolled in grades kindergarten through eight. A
clear notion of the philosophy and purpose of the program is among the school’s outstanding features. This exciting
and innovative vision attracted teachers, students, and parents to join together as partners in the education of the
children in this unusual school community.
2.
The Challenge School is subject to the rules, regulations, and policies of the Cherry Creek School District Board of
Education (hereafter referred to as “the BOE”). The Challenge School has instituted an Advisory and Accountability
Committee (hereafter referred to as “AAC”) to uphold the Challenge School mission. Keeping the original vision
uppermost in mind, the AAC will focus its work on Challenge School goals and objectives set forth in the adopted
Challenge School Proposal and will make recommendations to the principal on the development, implementation,
and review of the Unified Improvement Plan based on student and school performance and achievement. The AAC
will strive to represent the voices and perspectives of all members of the Challenge School community.
Article III
MEMBERSHIP AND EXPECTATIONS OF ADVISORY AND ACCOUNTABILITY COMMITTEE MEMBERS:
1.
Membership on the AAC is open to all members of the Challenge School community and invitations may be
extended by the principal to individuals to ensure the committee composition reflects the student populations
represented in the school. In compliance with Colorado Department of Education standards for school
accountability committees, the AAC shall consist of the following school community members at a minimum:
A.
Challenge School Principal
B.
Challenge School Faculty: Chosen by the Challenge School faculty.
C.
Parents of Challenge School Students: Parent members shall have at least one child enrolled at the
Challenge School to remain eligible for membership.
D.
PTCO President: The standing President of the PTCO shall be a member of the AAC. The election of the
PTCO President will be carried out in accordance with the Challenge School’s PTCO bylaws. In the event
co-presidents are elected, the co-presidents shall decide which co-president will serve as the PTCO
representative on the AAC.
E.
PASS Parent: Appointed by the principal
F.
Community member: Appointed by the principal
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3.
The officers of the AAC shall consist of a chair, chair elect, secretary, and principal. Their role is to facilitate the
process of meetings; the chair will preside over the meetings, the chair elect will perform the duties of the chair in
his or her absence, and the secretary will take minutes.
A.
The chair, chair elect, and secretary must be parents of students currently enrolled at Challenge School.
B.
The chair elect shall be elected during the last meeting of the school year and will serve in one preparatory
term as chair elect and then shall serve a term of one year as chair. If the chair elect cannot serve the
additional year as chair, a new chair and chair elect will be elected during the last meeting of the school
year.
C.
The secretary shall be elected during the last meeting of the school year and will serve a term of one year.
D.
Nominations for chair elect and secretary may be made by the individual or on his or her behalf during the
meeting when the elections for those positions will be taking place. In the event a parent wants to be
considered for nomination but is unable to attend the meeting, nominations will be accepted no less than a
week before the meeting.
E.
An elected officer may not serve consecutive terms, but may serve additional terms with one year
intervening between terms.
F.
In the event an officer resigns mid-term, the AAC will appoint a replacement to serve for the duration of the
term vacated.
Voting privileges will be extended to all members in attendance.
Article IV
EXPECTATIONS OF ADVISORY AND ACCOUNTABILITY COMMITTEE MEMBERS
Each member of the AAC is expected to perform the following activities:
1.
Become familiar with the mission and vision of the Challenge School and attempt, through deliberation and deed, to
act in the best interests of the Challenge School mission and vision and school community.
2.
Engage in and encourage communication with members of the Challenge School community so that decisions
reflect school-wide perspectives as much as possible.
3.
Adhere to the rules, regulations, and policies of the BOE, the Challenge School AAC bylaws, and state and federal
laws.
Article V
GUIDELINES FOR MEETINGS:
1.
2.
All meetings of AAC shall be open to the Challenge School community. The date, time, and location of the meeting
shall be announced to the public through the school website and/or newsletter at least one month in advance of the
meeting.
Meetings shall be held at least quarterly during the school year.
3.
The agenda shall be set by the chairperson in consultation with the principal and shall be published in the weekly
newsletter or be available in the office prior to the meeting. Once approved, the AAC minutes shall be available to
community members on the school website and in the Challenge School office. Items to be considered for the
agenda should be submitted to the chair at least one month prior to the next AAC meeting.
4.
An essential role for AAC members is to promote a positive atmosphere through collaborative dialogue and
teamwork, not only among members of the AAC, but also among school community members. In order to promote
such an atmosphere, the AAC shall make its decisions by consensus whenever possible. In the absence of a
consensus, a majority vote will prevail.
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Article VI
AUTHORITY AND RESPONSIBILITY:
1.
The authority with which the AAC is empowered includes the following:
A.
Facilitate the implementation of the Challenge School mission.
B.
Make recommendations to the principal concerning the preparation of the school performance plan.
C.
Review annual budgets submitted by the principal.
D.
In collaboration with the principal, recommend supplemental staff configuration provided via funding
generated by the PTCO or other non-district sources.
E.
Review teacher scholarship requests and approve of the distribution of allotted funds.
F.
Promote parent engagement.
G.
Promote partnerships with businesses and the community at large.
Article VII
EFFECTIVE DATE AND AMENDMENT OF BYLAWS:
The proposed bylaws herein and any subsequent amendments to these bylaws will become effective upon ratification by a
two-thirds majority vote of the Challenge School Advisory and Accountability Committee. The bylaws may be amended at
any regular meeting of the Advisory and Accountability Committee by a majority vote of the members present, provided
notice of the proposed amendment has been given during the previous regular meeting of AAC and in the notice for the
meeting at which the vote will be taken, and the proposed changes have been made available to the Challenge School
community at least seven days before the vote.
Adopted April 7, 2015
Governing Board Minutes
Challenge Governing Board Minutes - Tuesday, April 7, 2015 (5:15 – 6:30pm)
In Attendance: Linda Maccagnan, Sally Clark, Megan Curran, Steve Sellers, Tsion Taye, Jeanne Cahn, John Wiley, Alissa
Beck, Vanessa Henk, Sherri Gebicki, Sunshine Morgan, Nancy Wilson
Call to Order
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Nancy moved to call the meeting to order. Megan seconded.
Welcome and Introductions
Reading and Approval of the Minutes
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Linda moved to approve the minutes. John seconded. Motion approved.
Recommendations about the Committee Structure and Bylaws
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Linda shared the process that the group went through to create the draft bylaws
The draft bylaws have been available for school and committee members to view in the office.
Discussion was then had regarding the bylaws
o Question asked: What was the main difference between the current bylaws and new bylaws? It
was shared that there were bylaws that were not compliant with state and district policy and
needing to ensure alignment between both.
o Recommendation: Consider changing the name of Governing Board to include the Accountability
Board piece (Current name: Governing Board / Advisory Accountability Committee)
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Linda summarized the findings and recommendations of the group that worked on the current bylaw
work.
John moved to move forward to accept the new bylaws for the Governing Board / Advisory
Accountability Committee. Tsion accepted. Vote approved.
Voting for New Chair Elect and Secretary
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Discussion was had around when to decide / vote on the creation of officers for the 2015-2016 school year.
Megan made a motion forward to vote on electing a co-chair and secretary officers in the fall. John seconded. Vote
approved.
Vanessa made a motion to vote on chair election in the fall. Sunshine seconded. Voting occurred and majority was
not reached. Motion was declined.
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Voting will happen during the 1 meeting in the fall.
Determining Topics of Next Year’s Meetings
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Linda shared what is mandatory to be discussed at the meeting in the upcoming year – the UIP (Unified
Improvement Performance Plan).
Discussion was had surrounding ideas for topics for next year’s meetings – Ideas: instructional resources, bringing
in guest speakers, regular updates on changes, setting of norms for the board.
Sally shared the idea of trying to brainstorm a list of ideas of topics for upcoming meetings and asking/polling
parents regarding ideas about next year.
Teacher Scholarship Requests
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Teacher scholarship fund has a little under $5,000 (leftover monies from previous years)
Two teacher scholarship applications were brought forth.
Application A – John moved to approved. Steve seconded. Motion was approved.
Application B – Megan moved to approve. Steve seconded. Motion was approved.
Celebrations for the Year
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Linda shared that Challenge has received a partial grant for the Mindset Curriculum. The program is called
“Brainology” – teaches the idea that growth and effort matter not just initial scores. Focuses on the idea of growth
vs. fixed mindset.
Linda shared that the district has given funding to support a “GT Coordinator” – someone to support the GT
population. The “Challenge Challenge” is helping to create this position for the upcoming school year.
Linda shared that Team E Students will have a Rotation worked out for next year where they will choose from PE,
Technology and Music. Every student will receive Art instruction.
Sally shared Wellness Committee update – garden beds should be planted this spring.
Adjournment – Tsion / Sherri G.
Respectfully Submitted,
Alissa Beck
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Flyers Flyers Flyers
Challenge Challenge Update
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Challenge Challenge Update
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Challenge Challenge Update
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Challenge Challenge Update
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Challenge Challenge Update
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Immersion Driving Paperwork
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Wellness Committee Flyer
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Reem and Damari’s Toy Drive
Reem S. and Damari W. from Team C in Challenge School are holding a toy drive for the Children's Hospital Colorado! Kids
are suffering from a serious disease and have to sit in a hospital bed for hours everyday doing NOTHING. How would you
feel if this happened to you? So, please donate and you won’t regret doing it .We promise. Donate NEW items with the tag
on it or in original packaging and deliver it to the Main Hallway, Upstairs in front of Senora Martinez Colwell classroom, or in
front of Ms. Julie’s classroom (first classroom once you enter into Team C Hallway). The kids will have the best time playing
with their family and friends. Thank you for your donation and please ask your parents to donate to our toy drive. Keep in
mind that the hospital will NOT ACCEPT USED ITEMS. ITEMS NEED TO BE IN THE ORIGINAL PACKAGING! NO ITEMS
THAT DEPICT VIOLENCE, PLEASE! Thank You!
Items that they need the most:
Portable DVD players
XBOX 360 Games (Only E and E10+ games)
Wii games
4-8 pack crayons
Water Colors
DVDs for all ages (Nothing over a PG-13 Rating)
Popular Disney Movies
XBOX 360 controllers
Nintendo DS lite or DSI
Gift cards to Target,Walmart,Movie theatres,restaurants,iTunes,Michaels,Hobby Lobby
Medical play kits
C batteries
Button Batteries
Glue
Playing cards
Items for everyone:
Crayons or colored pencils
Play Doh
Journals
Push Button books
Scissors
Beading Kits
Craft Kits
Dry erase boards and markers
I spy or Where’s Waldo books
Flap Books
Fuzzy Felt posters
Items for Newborns, Infants and Toddlers:
Plastic and washable mobiles
Shape sorters
Rattles and teethers
Stackable rings
Light up or musical toys
Activity boxes that attach to a crib
Little people
Crib Mirrors
Rideable toys
Vibrating Seats
Pillows, Swings
Bath toys, Lullaby CDs,Board Books
Please see the complete list of products in the Team C hallway. Thanks for helping kiddos make a difference.
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Service Hours Honor Roll
Thank you to the following families for completing their 25 hour family service requirement from January through
the end of March:
Parents
Saida Mary Michelle Amelia & John Venkat Randy & Maureen Johana Cher Lisa Amy Natasha Pankeyeva & Artour Denise & Paul Rafiq & Shirin Arjita Bryan & Kristine Ravi & Vini Jonathan & Kimberly Katherin Myra Tiphaine Louradour & Jack Lou & Mike Kannan Alagappan & Pushpanjali Amy&Dave Julie Jing & Marty Valli Shoba Christy Tara Saida Mary Michelle Family
Aamina Atkins Austin Barrett Battula Breitenbach Butcher Carlson Corbin DeColibus Parents
Family
Sayantani & Akshay Mahajan Melanie Marmorstein Belinda Torres-­‐Mary & Bruno C. Mary Dayvaughn & Gina Mays Yuko Moore Sunshine Morgan Meenakshi Kapur & Vikas Munjal Dileep & Thara Nair Mary Sarah Omer Rachel & Jorge Pazmino Djibilov Erwin Farishta Ghosh Goodwin Gopal Haag Hall Hassan Hwang Jezier Jacquelynn Mark & Denise Daniel & Cecilie Jason & Erin Tony & Tonette Jessica Yiqun & Vern Kristi Robb Julia & Chris David & Brenda Pleis Pruisner Richardsen Rowland Salazar Sauther Shellman Stanlis Sus Toll Valdez Bob & Su Carl & Melissa Mrs. Lani Irena & Michael Shawn & Chan John Francis & Jenny Tirzha Sayantani & Akshay Vendryes Walker Wall Wieck Yan Yang Yip Zabarauskas Mahajan Kannan Keegan Kirk Kroll Kumar Kuppusamy Legleiter Lopez Aamina Atkins Austin Be sure to enter all hours, even once your goal is met, as this information is reviewed for grant considerations
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P.I.N Flyer
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Student Athletes Flyer
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Engaging Boys Of Color
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