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REGESTRATION DEADLINE IS FAST APPROACHING A nationally recognized partnership between The College of Staten Island, New York, a branch of the City University of New York (CUNY), and the Petrides school. The program offers rigorous college credit and developmental coursework without cost to high school juniors and seniors on the campus of CSI. . These courses are open to high school next year’s juniors and seniors who meet prerequisite requirements and are free. Registration takes place from April 30th – May 4th from 2:00pm – 6:00pm at CSI, South Administration Building 1A room 208. Applications can be found on our website or have your child see Mr. Tabbitas. College of Staten Island – College Now Program Information - summer 2018 Registration Dates: Monday, April 30th – May 4th Time: 2:00pm – 6:00pm College of Staten Island South Administration Building 1A, Room 208 Courses being offered this summer at the CSI campus are: ast 102 theories of the universe & ast 103 – Galactic Laboratory mth 130 Pre-Calculus – 3 credits MTH 113 INTRODUCTION TO Probability & statistics — 4 Credits psy 100 INTRODUCTION TO psychology — 3 Credits Mondays soc 100 INTRODUCTION TO sociology— 3 Credits All CLASSES are held July 2nd – 30st Monday - Thursday If you have any questions please call the College Now office: 718-982-2711 or Mr. Tabbitas: 718-815-0186 Nation Honor Society
May 10 (8:00 am) United States Government and Politics May 11 (8:00 am) United States History May 14 (8:00 am) Biology May 15 (8:00 am) Calculus May 16 (8:00 am) English Literature and Composition May 17 (8:00 am) Comparative Government and Politics May 17 (8:00 am) World History May 17 (12:00 noon) Statistics June 2018 Regents Exams Schedule June 5 9:15 – Global History & Geography June 12 9:15 - English Language Arts 1:15 – Algebra I June 13 9:15 – U.S. History & Government 1:15 – Living Environment June 14 9:15 – Earth Science 1:15 – Algebra II June 15 RATING DAY - NO SCHOOL June 18 9:15 – RCT in Mathematics 1:15 – RCT in US History June 19 9:15 – Geometry 1:15 – Physics June 20 9:15 - Chemistry 1:15 - RCT Writing June 21 9:15 – RCT in Reading 1:15 – RCT in Science June 22 RATING DAY – NO SCHOOL Summer in the City: Summer Academy Summer in the City's Summer Academy programs offer free, summer programing with STEM activities, enriching reading and math curriculum, and visits to museums, parks and other cultural sites. Students participating in Summer in the City programs will also receive free, healthy breakfast and lunch.
about town walks. JN suggested that this project could form the basis of the next PF Survey, possibly looking at encouraging young mums to participate in 'Buggy Walks'. (LW agreed to check that this would conform to the Survey requirements) There was general enthusiasm for the PF getting involved in the project! 2. Apologies for absence were received from Sylvia Allman, Ann Needle and Kirsty Sansum. 3. Matters Arising No corrections were made to the Minutes of the April meeting. 5. On-Line Appointments LW reported that, to date, 25 patients have registered for on-line appointments. 29 appointments have been booked and there are currently 50 appointments available to book on line. JN asked if the system was being used appropriately, for routine appointments that can be scheduled several weeks ahead of time. LW thought it was too early to assess this, but confirmed that patients could only book 2 appointments at any one time. BM commented that he had had some difficulty when trying to register his wife for the on-line appointment system. LW confirmed that it should be possible, for people to register for another person for the on-line appointment system, as long as they have the appropriate, identifying documentation, but the ID information would only be sent to the patient being registered. 6. Friends and Family Survey Report - BM BM reported that the feedback from patients continues to be largely positive, indicating that people are satisfied with their treatment. LW commented that the number of cards being completed by patients is going down. She also confirmed that the feedback information is available on the HC website, under the 'Latest News' link. 7. Items for the next Newsletter AG had circulated a draft copy of the June Newsletter. This was discussed and comments and adjustments were noted. LW confirmed that Dr Horne would be submitting his responses to the interview question asap. 8. Report of Received Comments DH reported that there had been no Received Comments during May.
At least 6 pairs in the area and females were noted hanging around rabbit burrows and a rock pile by MSBO on 9th and 14th. Five broods totalling 26 ducklings have appeared so far; the first was b/9 on 22nd followed by b/3 on 25th, b/5 on 27th, b/6 on 28th and another b/3 on 30th. Mean brood size = 5.2 (In May 2016 there was 5 broods / 33 ducklings – mean brood size = 6.6). ‘Shelducklings’ 26th May Common Eider Broods = the first was b/5 on 18th then a b/3 on 27th. Common Goldeneye A late female appeared briefly / photographed on 21st. Common Goldeneye 21st May Common Scoter Flock 7 passed >S on 11th. Red-breasted Merganser Glenbarr; 17 were off Killegruar camp site on 6th and five flocks totalling a significant 70+ were off there on 11th (Pip Ashley pers. comm.). Red-throated Diver Three (2 adults and an immature) passed >S on 18th. An adult passed >N on 23rd. Great Northern Diver The haunting call of this species was heard often early in the month. Counts included 7 on 5th and 23 on 11th, but scarce later with only one summer-plumaged adult on 17th. Northern Gannet Overland crossings (8km) of adults from Campbeltown Loch (Clyde) > west to Machrihanish Bay (Atlantic) during May. Table 1. Date / number of adults crossing / wind direction and observers. May Number of Adults Wind direction / strength Observers 2nd 4 NE 3 - 4 CR/EM/RM/IM/DR/DG 3rd 6 NE 3 - 4 CR/EM 6th 2 NE 3 - 4 CR/EM 8th 5 NE 2 - 3 CR/EM
Post-secondary and Employment Goals for Student With Disabilities The Board decided: Whereas, the Enhancing Equity Task Force Report notes that “individuals living with disabilities are more likely to face poverty, un- or under-employment, poor health and exclusion from their communities” (p. 57); and Whereas, students leave the system and enter a workforce where 79 per-cent of people without disabilities have paid employment, but only 51 per-cent of people with disabilities have paid employment and only 26 percent of people with intellectual disabilities have paid employment* ; and Whereas, the Toronto District School Board has a role to play in addressing these inequities of outcomes through its special education services, including its co-op, pre-employment training and student employment programs; and Whereas, the attached report "Employment for All: An Equity Goal for the TDSB", from the Etobicoke Centre for Special Education Forum, describes opportunities for the TDSB to improve its pre-employment training and thus to increase employment outcomes for students with disabilities; Therefore, be it resolved: That the Director include in the Integrated Equity Framework, the goal of improving post- secondary preparation for students with dis-abilities through enhanced pre-employment training and greater connections to funding and post-secondary programs; That the Director report back to the Program and School Services Committee in May 2018, and develop an action plan for September 2018 that includes ambitious employment and other secondary goals for students with disabilities. The action plan could include: collecting data on post-secondary pathways for each student with disabilities; staff training on the employment potential of people with disabilities; setting a goal of hiring 18% of students with disabilities for TDSB student employment programs to reflect the proportion of students with an IEP; working more closely with employers to expand and improve co-op and other pre- employment training programs for TDSB students with disabilities. [Statistics Canada; Ontario Disability Employment Network]. Appendix B 2017-2018 Special Education Experiential Learning Data
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Lessons for May 4-8, 2015: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Foldables – review , create and quizzes: Elements of Fiction, Short Stories, Poetry, Novels, Drama, Point of View, Text Structures, Text Features, Plot, Figurative Language, Constructed Responses, Extended Responses, Responses, Sentence Structure and pronouns. “Things to Remember” Handout Quiz on Plot and Figurative Language Grade argument from Friday Brainpops: Context clues, Facts/Opinions, Idioms and Clichés. Foldables: Letters, emails, articles, narratives. Brainpops: Mood/Tone, Paraphrasing,. Review Game Things not finished on Monday: Things not finished from Monday and Tuesday + Brainpops: Antonyms, synonyms and homophones, Prepositional phrases, Subject/verb agreement. Review Game A.M. – KPREP for Reading A and B P.M. – Introductory Activities and begin reading The Boy in the Striped Pajamas. Discuss the reading elements as we read. A.M. – KPREP for Reading C and Math A P.M. The Boy in the Striped Pajamas. Discuss the reading elements as we read. Lessons for May 11-15, 2015:
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday A.M. – KPREP for Math B and C P.M. –read The Boy in the Striped Pajamas. Discuss the reading elements as we read. A.M. – KPREP for Language Mechanics and On-Demand A P.M. –read The Boy in the Striped Pajamas. Discuss the reading elements as we read. A.M. – KPREP for On-Demand B P.M. –read The Boy in the Striped Pajamas. Discuss the reading elements as we read. The Boy in the Striped Pajamas The Boy in the Striped Pajamas
May, 2018 No Walking Schedule *Subject to Change **Enter at the new South Lobby** Tuesday, May 1 After 5:00 p.m. Wednesday, May 2 After 5:00 p.m. Thursday, May 3 After 5:00 p.m. Friday, May 4 All Day Saturday, May 5 All Day Sunday, May 6 All Day Monday, May 7 After 5:00 p.m. Tuesday, May 8 After 5:00 p.m. Wednesday, May 9 After 5:00 p.m. Thursday, May 10 After 5:00 p.m. Friday, May 11 After 5:00 p.m. Saturday, May 12 All Day Sunday, May 13 All Day Monday, May 14 After 5:00 p.m. Tuesday, May 15 After 5:00 p.m. Wednesday, May 16 All Day Thursday, May 17 All Day Friday, May 18 All Day Saturday, May 19 All Day Sunday, May 20 All Day Monday, May 21 After 5:00 p.m. Tuesday, May 22 After 5:00 p.m. Wednesday, May 23 After 5:00 p.m. Thursday, May 24 After 5:00 p.m. Friday, May 25 After 5:00 p.m. Saturday, May 26 All Day Sunday, May 27 All Day Monday, May 28 All Day Tuesday, May 29 After 5:00 p.m. Wednesday, May 30 After 5:00 p.m. Thursday, May 31 After 5:00 p.m.
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“Testing a conceptual model of deep groundwater in coastal Tanzania using oil exploration data”. Henning Moe, CDM Smith ************ Venue: Geological Survey of Ireland, Beggars Bush, Dublin 4 Date: Tuesday 6th March 2018 Time: Tea/Coffee 17.30 – 18:00 Talk & discussion 18:00 – 19:45 ************ Future IAH Meetings IAH Technical Discussion Meetings resume in the Autumn. If you have suggestions for future TDM topics or speakers (including contributing to a TDM yourself), please email or . *************
Active-bottles - £2 Child’s name(s): Class(es): I would like to buy _____ Active-bottles at £2 each. Total amount enclosed = £ _______ ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… EMAIL ADDRESS Please complete and return to school if your email address has changed recently or if you have not supplied an address to school before. Thank you. My email address is: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Comment / Suggestion, Compliment or Concern ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… Signature …………………………………………………………………………………………… May 2018
DID YOU KNOW? Listening to music literally changes your brain’s perception of time and reduces the amount of time you think you are waiting? Nine foods that get rid of an upset stomach: bananas, ginger, plain yogurt, papaya, apple sauce, oatmeal, white rice, chamomile tea and chicken broth. Running bacon under cold water before cooking will reduce shrinking by up to 50% Use the bottom portion of an empty 1 or 2 liter soda bottle to make ice for your punch bowl. It will look like a flower. Putting a small amount of 7up in a flower vase will preserve them for much longer. When filling your car with gas, hold the trigger half way. You’ll get more gas and less air in the tank. If you peel a banana from the bottom, you won’t have to pick the little “stringy things” off of it. When approaching a door, look for the hinges. If you see them, pull; if not, push. According to a study, smelling rubbing alcohol can relieve nausea almost instantly. Falling air pressure causes pain in birds ears so if they are flying low to the ground it almost always means a thunderstorm is coming. Drinking 16 ounces of water will increase your metabolism by up to 30%. Visit us at our website: www.perryhallpc.org From Women's Association- The Presbyterian Women's Association would like to thank all who came and supported the Spring Tea Luncheon held on April 5, 2014. A total of $500 was raised which is earmarked for Fellowship Hall curtains/rod replacements. Vacation Bible School sign up and a pot luck picnic will be held on Sunday June 1, 2014 after the service. Bring your favorite dish to share and join us for a day of fun and fellowship.
My Teacher is Thankful Son: “Mom, teacher was asking me today, if I have any brothers or sisters who will be coming to school.” Mom: “That’s nice of her to take such an interest in you. So what did she say when you told her that you’re the only child, my dear?” Son: “She just said…“Thank goodness!” Child Sent to Bed A small boy is sent to bed by his mother... [Five minutes later] "Mom..." "What?" "I'm thirsty. Can you bring me a glass of water?" "No. You had your chance. Lights out." [Five minutes later] "Mom..." "WHAT?" "I'm THIRSTY...Can I have a glass of water??" "I told you NO! If you ask again I'll have to spank you!!" [Five minutes later] "Mommm..." "WHAT??!!" "When you come in to spank me, can you bring me a glass of water?"
May 2015 This May calendar is blank, printable and contains EU holidays. Downloaded from WinCalendar.com ◄ May 2015 ► Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun 1 Labour Day / Estonia: Spring Day (Kevadpüha) / Denmark: Great Prayer Day (Store Bededag) 2 3 Poland: Constitution Day (Trzeciego Maja) 4 UK: Early May Bank Holiday / Latvia: Restoration of Independence day (Latvijas Republikas Neatkarības atjaunošanas diena) / Ireland: May Day 5 Netherlands: Liberation Day (Bevrijdingsdag) 6 Bulgaria: St George's (Гергьовден, ден на храбростта и Българската армия) 7 8 Slovakia: Day of Victory over Fascism (Víťazstva nad fašizmom) / Czech Rep: Liberation Day / Europe Victory Day (Den vítězství or Den osvobození) / France: Victory in Europe Day (Victoire 1945 / 8 Mai) 9 Europe Day 10 11 12 13 14 Ascension Day 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Netherlands: Pentecost (Pinksteren) / Bulgaria: St Cyril and Methodius Day (Ден на българската просвета и култура и на славянската писменост)
May Calendar - EU Holidays This holiday Calendar template is blank, printable, and editable. Courtesy of WinCalendar.com ◄ May 2015 ► Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun 1 Labour Day / Estonia: Spring Day (Kevadpüha) / Denmark: Great Prayer Day (Store Bededag) 2 3 Poland: Constitution Day (Trzeciego Maja) 4 UK: Early May Bank Holiday / Latvia: Restoration of Independence day (Latvijas Republikas Neatkarības atjaunošanas diena) / Ireland: May Day 5 Netherlands: Liberation Day 6 Bulgaria: St George's (Гергьовден, ден на храбростта и Българската армия) 7 8 Slovakia: Day of Victory over Fascism (Víťazstva nad fašizmom) / Czech Rep: Liberation Day / Europe Victory Day (Den vítězství or Den osvobození) / France: Victory in Europe Day (Victoire 1945 / 8 Mai) 9 Europe Day 10 11 12 13 14 Ascension Day 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Netherlands: Pentecost (Pinksteren) / Bulgaria: St Cyril and Methodius Day (Ден на българската просвета и култура и на славянската писменост)
Friday 19th May 2017 - STIF PLUS Newbegin Lower Ground Floor 8.45 – 9.00 Coffee / registration 9.00 –9. 45 (45mins) Dr Tristan Barber HIV in primary care 9.45 – 10.00 (15mins) Coffee 10.00 – 12.35 Workshops Delegates split into 3 groups, facilitators rotates between each group Group Locations 10.00 – 10.40 (40mins) 10.40 – 11.20 (40mins) 11.20 – 12.00 (40mins) 12.00– 12.40 (40mins) RED Newbegin Male dysuria, testicular pain and testicular lumps Dr Kimberley Forbes Conditions affecting the genital skin Dr Gary Whitlock Female pelvic pain Dr Michael Rayment Working with MSM Grainne Cooney BLUE Wimber Female pelvic pain Dr Mike Rayment Male dysuria, testicular pain and testicular lumps Dr Kimberley Forbes Working with MSM Grainne Cooney Conditions affecting the genital skin Dr Gary Whitlock Green Wright Conditions affecting the genital skin Dr Gary Whitlock Working with MSM Dr Grainne Cooney Male dysuria, testicular pain and testicular lumps Kimberley Forbes Female pelvic pain Dr Mike Rayment 12.40 – 1.15 LUNCH 1.15 – 2.00 (45mins) TBC Syphilis 2.00 – 2.45 (45mins) Dr Malika Mohabeer Viral Hepatitis 2.45 - 3.00 TEA 3.00 – 3.45 (45mins) TBC Sexual Assault 3.45 – 4.30(45 mins) Dr Whitlock STIs in pregnancy 4.30 – 4.15 (15mins) Dr Gary Whitlock Close and evaluations
624-704), who used this and other information to write a detailed account of the Holy Places. When Adomnan then visited the Anglo-Saxon kingdom of Northumbria, he took a copy of this text with him, and it formed the basis for Bede’s popular study of the Holy Places written probably around 702-3. From then on, descriptions of the site commonly figured in Ascension Day sermons as a means of engaging the imagination of the faithful. Joyce Hill QUIZ for May: Ditloid time ‘Rough winds do shake the darling buds of and summer’s lease hath all too short a date.’ So, wrote Shakespeare in his Sonnet XVIII. Like the buds, you also might be shaken by a further ditloid selection. The word ditloid is an anagram of ‘Lo, did it!’, an exclamation you may like to make when you have solved all fifty of them. Please write your answers on a separate sheet, adding your name and contact details. 1. 2001 A S O 2. 6 S on a C 3. 6 W of H the E 4. 101 D 5. 30 D H S A J and N 6. 6 S on a H 7. 2 T D [and a P in a P T] 8. 21 G S 9. 3 B M [S H T R] 10. 88 K on a P 11. 57 H V 12. 200 P for P G in M 13. A P is W a 1,000 W 14. 18 H on a G C 15. 1,000 Y in a M 16. 20 N on a D B 17. 3 S and Y O 18. 2 H on a C 19. 6 P on a S T 20. 1 M B 21. 3 H in a B B 22. 3 S M a D 23. 1 F O the C N 24. 29 D in F [in a L Y] 25. 26 L of the A 26. 1,001 A N 27. 50 W to L Y L
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◄ Apr 2018 May 2018 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 Cinco De Mayo Celebration 5 Cinco De Mayo 6 7 Scholastic Book Fair 8 Scholastic Book Fair 8th Grade High School Transitional Fair 9AM Board of Educastion 4-H Club Graduation 2-3P 9 Scholastic Book Fair Performing Arts Spring Concert (Band & Choir) 9AM 10 Scholastic Book Fair Social Health Field Trip L’Ecole Culinaire 11 Scholastic Book Fair Magic Spring’s (MAP Reward) Field Trip Career Day 9AM 12 13 Mother's Day 14 Scholastic Book Fair All Library Books Due! 15 Scholastic Book Fair Social Health Field Trip L’Ecole Culinaire 16 Scholastic Book Fair Athletic Banquet Time: 5:00 PM Cost: $7 17 Scholastic Book Fair 8th Grade Class Picnic (Yearbook Signing Party) 6th Grade Transition Day 10:45 AM 18 Scholastic Book Fair 8th Grade Class Gala (Prom) 19 Armed Forces Day 20 21 Library Closed For Inventory 8th Grade Class Field Trip (Incredible Pizza) 22 Library Closed For Inventory 8th Grade Class Day Rehearsal All Texbooks Due! 23Library Closed For Inventory 8th Grade Class Day 24 Library Closed For Inventory Last Day of School 25 26 27 28 Memorial Day 29 30 31 4th Nine Weeks Report Cards Will Be Mailed Home. Notes: EUREKA MATH PARENT TIPS/ELA PDFS ARE AVAILABLE ONLINE UNDER RESOURCES YEARBOOKS ARE NOW ON SALE! $25 AMERICAN WAY APPAREL ORDER FORM AVAILABLE IN THE MAIN OFFICE.
May 2018 This May calendar is blank, printable and contains EU holidays. Downloaded from ◄ Apr 2018 May 2018 Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun 1 Labour Day 2 3 Poland: Constitution Day (Trzeciego Maja) 4 Latvia: Restoration of Independence Day (Latvijas Republikas Neatkarības atjaunošanas diena) 5 Netherlands: Liberation Day (Bevrijdingsdag) 6 Bulgaria: St George's (Гергьовден, ден на храбростта и Българската армия) 7 UK: May Day / Early May Bank Holiday 8 Slovakia: Day of Victory over Fascism (Víťazstva nad fašizmom) 9 Europe Day 10 Ascension Day 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Day Against Homophobia 18 19 20 Netherlands: Pentecost (Pinksteren) 21 Belgium: Pentecost Monday (Pinkstermaandag) 22 23 24 Bulgaria: St Cyril and Methodius Day (Ден на българската просвета и култура и на славянската писменост) 25 26 27 28 UK: Spring Bank Holiday 29 30 31 More Calendars: , , Created with ► For more calendar layouts, colors, options, and for calendars with Religious Holidays download WinCalendar from WinCalendar.com. ► You can even convert Microsoft Outlook, Google Calendar or Yahoo Calendar to Word and Excel format using WinCalendar. ► WinCalendar comes with a free desktop calendar and date picker that also integrates with Microsoft Word and Excel.
Belle Terre 3428 Mount Diablo Boulevard Rent: Lafayette, CA 94549 30% of Income (925) 297-4297 Amenities: Bath, Stove, Refrigerator, Disposal, Coin- How to Apply: operated Laundromat, Assigned Parking. Contact Leslie Bown (925) 297-4297 Schools and Shops. Garbage, Water are paid. Age 62 or Over Accepting Applications for waitlist Income requirements: Minimum Income: Maximum Income: Inquire regarding Income requirements Type of Units: 1BR Income requirements: Minimum Income: 2Xs Amount of Rent Maximum Income: 40% AMI Type of Units: Income requirements: Minimum Income: 40% AMI Maximum Income: None Type of Units: 1BR Alameda County March 2018 Affordable and Low-Income Housing
Oct Nov Dec Total Enrolled 2018 Jan 19,281* Feb 19,193 Mar 18,837 Apr 20,300 May 20,297 June July Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec This information was a footnote: *Auto-assignment effective date (Round 12: 1/1/2018). Round 12 consisted only of to CCA. Note: Data in the graph reflect current month information about enrollments. Monthly data may vary slightly from the previous reports due to enrollment status changes that have occurred since previous reports were issued. Slide 11 Opt-Outs Total number of opt-outs as of May 1: 35,618 Will be excluded from any future auto-enrollment If eligible, can choose to enroll by self-selection at any time Total opt-out number includes individuals who may be ineligible Of the 102,155 individuals who are eligible for One Care, ~34.9% have chosen to opt out The following information was displayed in a table. Total Opt-Outs by County Essex 3,181 Franklin 448 Hampden 7,055 Hampshire 1,541 Middlesex 5,168
Agenda – Regular Council meeting for the Township of Burpee and Mills to be held in Municipal Council Chambers on May 7, 2018 at 7:30 p.m. Call to Order Council Meeting Approval of Minutes of the Regular Council Meeting held on April 4, 2018. Burpee and Mills Fire Department Road Superintendent - Road Voucher Mills Hall Janitor’s position Emergency Management Co-ordinator Cemetery Board Appointments Weed Inspector Appointment Sale of Assets Policy By– Law 2018 Tax Ratios Summer Student – funding approved Main Street Revitalization – Funding Ideas Residential Tenancies Requirements – July 1, 2018 Reports - Airport - MMA - Manitoulin Planning Board - POA - Police – CPAC Report, Calls for Service Summary - Recreation - Library - Waste Management - Manitoulin Centennial Manor – One Time Funding Request - Ontario Northland Bus - Update - Other meeting reports Correspondence: Training Report – Municipal Clerk’s Forum Manitoulin Navy League – Donation request Michael Mantha – Fire Services By- Laws and Resolutions: Township of Uxbridge – Landfill Approval Ernie Hardeman, MPP - Landfill Adjourn to meet for the next regular council meeting on Monday, June 4, 2018 at 7:30 p.m.
May 2022 This May calendar is blank, printable and contains EU holidays. Downloaded from ◄ Apr 2022 May 2022 Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun 1 Labour Day 2 UK: May Day / Early May Bank Holiday 3 Poland: Constitution Day (Trzeciego Maja) 4 Latvia: Restoration of Independence Day (Latvijas Republikas Neatkarības atjaunošanas diena) 5 Netherlands: Liberation Day (Bevrijdingsdag) 6 Bulgaria: St George's (Гергьовден, ден на храбростта и Българската армия) 7 8 Slovakia: Day of Victory over Fascism (Víťazstva nad fašizmom) 9 Europe Day 10 11 12 13 Denmark: Great Prayer Day (Store Bededag) 14 15 16 17 Day Against Homophobia 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Bulgaria: St Cyril and Methodius Day (Ден на българската просвета и култура и на славянската писменост) 25 26 Ascension Day 27 28 29 30 UK: Spring Bank Holiday 31 Calendars with European Union Holidays , , Created with ► For more calendar layouts, colors, options, and for calendars with Religious Holidays download WinCalendar from WinCalendar.com. ► You can even convert Microsoft Outlook, Google Calendar or Yahoo Calendar to Word and Excel format using WinCalendar.
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______________________________________________ Byron Ryder, County Judge ______________________________________________ Joey Sullivan, Commissioner Pct. No. 1 ______________________________________________ David Ferguson, Commissioner Pct. No. 2 ______________________________________________ Dean Stanford, Commissioner Pct. No. 3 ______________________________________________ David Grimes, Commissioner Pct. No. 4 ATTEST: ______________________________________________ Christie Wakefield, Leon County Clerk
Treasurer’s Report – Susan Knotts Membership dues are where we were last year at this time – 35% collected so far this year. Rebate from the March National class is shown in the report. One scholarship was awarded in March. The tradeshow cost us less than anticipated. The events committee did a great job at saving money on the event. Still haven’t received the check from the Reverse Trade Show. Total is $1,050 and it should be sent directly to Susan. Recording Secretary’s Report – Anna Vogel No updates Membership Secretary’s Report – Sarah Yeckley Need to vote on the following 26 new members for approval. Susan motioned for approval, and Sue seconded. Members were approved. Brandon Hoffmaster – Buyer - City of Bellingham Lionel Boisvert – Contracts Specialist - Sound Transit Betty Chan-Etquibal – Contracts Specialist - Sound Transit Trevor Kyllingmark – Buyer - City of Everett Andre Robson – Procurement Coordinator - WSDOT Christopher Jones – Senior Contracts Specialist - Sound Transit Laurie Corbella – Fiscal Specialist - King County Joy Waynewood – Administrative Assistant - Sound Transit Elizabeth Maldonado – Contract Administration Specialist - Sound Transit Alex Clark – Senior Buyer - City of Tacoma Miracle McLeod – Contract Administration Specialist - Sound Transit Ashley Clericus – Senior Design & Construction Contracts Specialist - Sound Transit Jennifer Hoback – Design & Construction Contracts Specialist - Sound Transit Tyler Benson – Design & Construction Contracts Specialist - Sound Transit Melissa Jordan – Design & Construction Contracts Specialist - Sound Transit Matt Orton – Senior Contracts Specialist - Sound Transit Cathy Roberts – Design & Construction Contracts Specialist - Sound Transit Clinton Moore – Senior Design & Construction Contracts Specialist - Sound Transit Blessing Guillermo – Contracts Specialist 3 - Washington State Patrol Shuai Tang – Inventory Analyst - WSDOT Solomon Shird III – Inventory Supervisor - WSDOT Kevin Kelly – Senior Contracts Specialist - Sound Transit Candace Ordonez – Buyer - City of Tacoma Adam O’Sullivan – Purchasing Agent - City of Redmond Debbie Keranova – Senior Purchasing Agent - City of Redmond Kelley Wood – Fiscal Services Manager - City of Redmond As of May 21st we have 269 active members
B. While working on the City’s premises, the Service Provider agrees to observe and support the City’s rules and policies relating to maintaining physical security of the City’s premises. Modification. No waiver, alteration or modification of any of the provisions of this Agreement shall be binding unless in writing and signed by a duly authorized representative of the City and Service Provider. Assignment. Any assignment of this Agreement by Service Provider without the written consent of the City shall be void. Written Notice. All communications regarding this Agreement shall be sent to the parties at the addresses listed below, unless notified to the contrary. Any written notice hereunder shall become effective as of the date of mailing by registered or certified mail, and shall be deemed sufficiently given if sent to the addressee at the address stated in this Agreement or such other address as may be hereafter specified in writing. Non-Waiver of Breach. The failure of the City to insist upon strict performance of any of the covenants and agreements contained herein, or to exercise any option herein conferred in one or more instances shall not be construed to be a waiver or relinquishment of said covenants, agreements or options, and the same shall be and remain in full force and effect. Resolution of Disputes, Governing Law. Should any dispute, misunderstanding or conflict arise as to the terms and conditions contained in this Agreement, the matter shall be referred to the City Manager, whose decision shall be final. In the event of any litigation arising out of this Agreement, the prevailing party shall be reimbursed for its reasonable attorney fees from the other party. This Agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of Washington. Access to Books/Records. Representatives from the City, Snohomish County, or HUD may, at reasonable times, inspect the books and records of the Service Provider relating to performance of this contract. Compliance with Laws. The Service Provider shall comply with all applicable federal, state and local laws in performing this contract. Subcontracting. The Service Provider shall comply with part IV. “Subcontracting” of the Basic Terms and Conditions Agreement between Snohomish County and the City of Sultan -HSD-2013-151-248 (Exhibit C) in performing this contract. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed this Agreement on the day and year above written.
And it would appear that they were sustained all along by the knowledge that…the Lord…was with them… Slide – 6 X 2 “Don’t be afraid of them. Remember the Lord, who is great and awesome, and fight for your families, your sons and your daughters, your wives and your homes.”… (Nehemiah 4:14) And He was…and of course…He is… Our Building Project Slide - 7 Hold fast…and expect God to move in the midst of our vulnerability and weakness… I think that sums up this story better than turning it into a study of how to be a great leader…or what to expect from s great leader… There are great leaders and we have plenty examples of people whom God has used in the past…we also have plenty examples of the demise of great leaders… Nehemiah was more a man for his time…he was realistic about the day and age that he lived in…he Held fast…but he was prepared to be adaptable with the resources he had…which were far from sufficient in terms of numbers…or anything else… And neither should this be a series of sermons designed to whip up a feeling of guilt in order that we squeeze more effort from people…especially people doing too much or over pressurises by life in general…
Rather….this is a story which teaches us that in the midst of our weaknesses and vulnerabilities… In the midst of a society which generally regards our faith as meaningless…we find new meaning as we are redefined by the Hand of God…the same God as Nehemiah’s and who is consistent throughout the bible… In working through the weak and vulnerable…and He still does… So…He will still work with us…and we can still work with Him…and be in a better place to do so…not because we are strong…as our call to the communion table says…but because we are weak… Life has new meaning…a new identity…through faith in the God who…Himself…stepped won into vulnerability and weakness…in Jesus Christ…and became strength… In our weakness then…we find strength…in Jesus…and…are His building materials… Finally… Slide - 8 In his book…Prayer: the Cry of the Kingdom…Stanley Grenz…explains how persistence and prayer go hand in glove…remember what Jesus said about persistence…in Matthew 7:7-8…ask…seek…knock… For everyone who asks receives; the one who seeks finds; and to the one who knocks, the door will be opened… (Matthew 7:7-8)
The prayers…we often pray...are prayers of effort to move God’s Hand…but when we pray persistently…Grenz says…it’s to help us develop in our understanding that…God’s Hand will move…we have to work with Him…and to wait on Him…as He requires… And we can…we can… Hold fast…until He Comes… In our communion time around His table we do that…we remember that we are waiting…and working…Until He Comes… Amen… Communion Slide
Benton Beasley – Appreciate everybody being here today. John Ralph Saunders – Thanked all for coming. Happy Mother’s Day. Jay Calhoun – Good to see everyone. Opinions matter. Thank you for your continued prayers. Henry Grimsley – Good to see everyone. Happy Mother’s Day. Gregory Reynolds – Thanked everyone for coming today. Happy Mother’s Day. On a motion by Benton Beasley seconded by Henry Grimsley and a unanimous vote, the meeting adjourned at 11:20.
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday AND AWAY WE GO!!! 1 2 3 4 Smith-Picnic –Preston Village 7 Bertz-Mother’s Day 118 8 9 Byrd-Mother’s Day Tea- 9:30-Rm 118 Hailey-Mother’s Day Tea- 11:30-Rm 200 Ainsworth, Aune, Day 10 Scarboro & Day Tea-9:30-Rm 118 Strong- Mother’s Day Tea-11:30-Rm 200 Ainsworth, Aune, Day 11 Smith-Mother’s Day 200 14 15 16 17 Music Program in Gym then at 11:00-4’s 4’s Graduation-11:30 Benefiel, Scarboro, of Year Picnic– 18 21 22 Hailey, Bertz & Byrd-4’s End of Year Picnic-12:00-Bond Park 23 Ainsworth, Aune, of Year Picnic 24 Ainsworth, Aune, of Year Picnic Smith-TK Graduation 25 Last Day of School Before Summer Break!
Great Things That Happened At Garfield Middle School This Year! Clubs and Activities Green Club Ski Club Art Club Civics Club Game Club Bowling Club Hip Hop Dance Club Drama Club Guys Gathering Ladies Luncheon Aquarium Club Knitting Club Student Leaders Group Yearbook Committee H2O News Crew Students Showing Their Talents PTA Reflections Contest Power of the Pen Choir Concerts Garfield Talent Show Orchestra Concerts Chamber Choir Strolling Strings Garfield Football, Volleyball, Basketball, Track and Wrestling Teams Local Girl Gallery Exhibit Band Performs at: LHS w/LHS Marching Band Garfield for Veteran’s Assembly and Middle School Basketball Game LHS for Middle School Football Game Clearview HS for OMEA Large Group Adjudicated Music Festival Perkins HS for Music In The Parks Festival Jazz Band Performs at: Rocky River Jazz Festival Church of the Ascension Lakewood Public Library Field Trips and Guest Presenters Brian Cleary-Author met with the 6th grade Shaarey Tikvah Synagogue and Holocaust Museum Washington, D.C. Trip Physics Day Case Western Reserve Trip Veteran’s Day Assembly and Class Presenters Spring Fling with Senior Citizens Cleveland Indians Weather Education Day Community Service Harvest for Hunger Lakewood Charitable Assistance Corporation Recycling Program Autism Speaks Conduct and Climate Programs Quarterly Character Themes Campus Impact Violence and Bullying Prevention Program Quotes of the Week Positive Behavior Support Lesson Positive Referral Program Golden Ticket Positive Behavior Awards Pep Rally Garfield Students March in LHS Spirit Parade
Kristina McKinnie Daniel Mezin Kyra Mihalski Enas Muhammad Amira Nasrallah Raven Odorizzi Debora Petani Lillian Pollack Nourdean Rabah Harnold Ramazani Noor Sarkis Audria Scavone Tad Shafik Hedaia Shahin Jacob Supinski Duncan Virostko Elana Zollars MERIT ROLL Sixth Grade Craig Amberik Jade Bartel James Brink Hannah Burke Soule Dimacchia Jordan Ferguson Nathan Forte Alonzo Griffin Emilio Griffin Nick Guerin Cashaney Harris Sierra Henderson Charlotte Hisel Carla Martinez-Diaz Melissa Meade Thalia Ayoub Mark Bielopetrovich Paige Brunori Arbela Capas Kalyn Cardona Steven Cross Levio Cunningham Anthony Ferrone Taylor Filmer Joey Gawne Jamie Denise Gibson Amanda Hammad Aaron Helbig Darion Holmes Serxhio Jacelli Casey Johnson Madyson Kessler Rosalie Kissel Holly Lacourse No Mae Courtney Mapstone Nicholas Mays John McCann Yousra Naserallah John Nicholson Jumoke Olowu Brandon Reid Samantha Sponsler Ruby Thomas Marquita Williams Eric Wonkovich Nabeel Zafar Samantha Zingale Race McKernan James McMahan Ilia Mengri Austin Morrissey Krisjen Musai Timothy Norman Jazmyn Paoli Connor Patton David Perry Michael Ruiz Deangelo Stephenson Devon Wilson Jovon Young GARFIELD MIDDLE SCHOOL THIRD GRADING PERIOD PERFECT ATTENDANCE
for school events, room parent activities, LRC help, field trips, tutoring, and any fundraising activity. Please use the form below to document your hours and return it to your child’s teacher each month, or to the PTA box in the office. Thank you for your help. PTA Volunteer Hours Name ___________________________________________ Activity _________________________________________ Hours __________ Activity _________________________________________ Hours __________ Activity _________________________________________ Hours __________ Activity _________________________________________ Hours __________ Activity _________________________________________ Hours __________ Activity _________________________________________ Hours __________
church before you fill their head with too many new ideas. Don’t prejudge – A new pastor will make their own mistakes. Don’t hold a previous pastor’s mistakes against them. Don’t assume, based on their history or your expectations of them, that they will perform a certain way. They may. They may not. Extend the honeymoon – Honestly, it usually seems too short anyway. If the pastor begins to make any changes at all, some people lose faith in them. A new pastor needs time to acclimate. He needs time to learn you and the church. Keep loving and supporting him, even when changes become harder to make and harder to accept. If God brought the pastor to your church, God wants to use them there. Let God do as God intended. Let the pastor lead – Remember, a pastor is called to lead the congregation; let the pastor know the needs of the congregation and the community. That helps pastor to navigate the ideas and put them in alignment with the vision of the church. Never invite the former pastor to perform events in the church. The former pastor will refrain from accepting such invitations in order to help the parishioners get acquainted with the new pastor. ----- Pastor Harsha’s last day at SMUMC: June 30, 2018. Last Sunday at the church: June 10, 2018 At the Annual Conference: June 15-18 Vacation Sunday: June 23rd Pastor Harsha’s new address: Church: Immanuel United Methodist Church 401 W. Fond du Lac St Ripon, WI 54971 Phone: 920-478-6695 Parsonage: 17 Wa Wa Ave Ripon, WI 54971 Phone: 414-676-4675 (C) ---------- SUMMER CAMPS 2018 Wisconsin United Methodist Summer Camps 2018 Building community, equipping disciples, and modeling care of creation in ways that reflect the love and grace of God. For reservations or more information you can contact The website at www.WUMCamps.org EDUCATION WORK AREA Teacher’s still needed For our Fall/Winter program for the 2018/2019 year. Fall session begins Sept 9th. The Education Work Area Culver’s Fundraiser We received $35 from the April 17th Culver’s fundraiser. Thank you to all. Upcoming Children’s Performances The kids will perform in church on the following Sunday; 5/20.
MINUTES Presbytery of Sheppards and Lapsley Synod of Living Waters Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) Stated Meeting May 14, 2015 GOD CALLS US TOGETHER The Presbytery of Sheppards and Lapsley of the Synod of Living Waters of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) met in the Stated Meeting on May 14, 2015 at Living River Camp and Conference Center, Montevallo, Alabama. Throughout these minutes, Teaching Elders are indicated by an asterisk (*). The meeting was called to order at 9:45 a.m. by Moderator Lou Ann Sellers, who then offered the convening prayer. On advice of the Stated Clerk, a quorum was declared by the Moderator. We were welcomed to Living River by John Erdman, Director of the Camp and Conference Center. ORGANIZATION Adoption of the Docket The docket was adopted by common consent. Seating of Corresponding Members Jay Wilkins, Catherine Mason, Donegal Presbytery, Clark Simmons, Greater Atlanta Presbytery, and Bill Carl, Pittsburgh Presbytery Recognition of First-time Elders and Visitors The Moderator recognized all first-time elders who were introduced to the body. The commissioners and guests were warmly welcomed by John Erdman, Executive Director of Living River, to this amazing facility. Teaching Elders Ministers Present (41) Excused (68) Absent (10) Abernathy, Barrett P Acton, Ben P Alexander, Frank HR E Andreasen, Sam HR E Atkerson, Rick E Bang, Yo Chang E Bird, Shelaine P Booth, Ben HR E Brooks, Richard , HR P Brown, Taylor, HR E Broyles, Vernon, HR E Bruchey, Wayne HR E Burgess, Sid, HR P Carleton, Rhon HR E Carter, Clyde HR E Casey, Lydia P Chandler, Doris E Chaney, Patsy HR P Chinula, Donald A Cho, Timothy E Clark, Molly HR P Clayton, Susan P Clendenin, Monty HR E Coker, Jeff HR P Copeland, Brian P Crutchfield, Bob HR E Dantzler, Bill HR E Davis, Becky P Duke, Mickey HR P Durham, Charles HR P Durham, Erica E Edwards, Robert A Ephraim, James P Epting, Bobbie P Feagin, Debbie P Frease, Matthew E Genau, Joe P Gilmer, Ron E Goodlet James P Goodrich, Cat P Goodrich, Elizabeth E Hanna, Richard E
KING GEORGE SCHOOL Mrs. J. Tressel, B.Ed., M.Ed. Mrs. A. Olson, B. Ed. Principal Vice-Principal 1150 5th Avenue NW Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan S6H 3Y7 Ph: 306-692-3908 Fax: 306-693-8515 May Newsletter Bell Times Entrance 9:00am Class Starts 9:05 am Noon Hour 11:55 am to 12:45 pm Entrance 12:45 pm Class Starts 12:50 pm Dismissal 3:40 pm UPCOMING EVENTS May 15 LIT Early Dismissal – 2:40 pm May 16 SCC Meeting at 5:00 pm May 19 Holiday – no classes May 22 Holiday – no classes *We will notify you in advance of any changes, additions or deletions King George school yard supervision begins at 8:45am. In order to ensure student safety, please do not drop off students before this time. Attendance We miss you when you’re not here! If your child is going to be absent from or late to school, please call the King George office at between 8:20am-9:00am. We now have an answering machine so please leave a message if you are calling outside of office hours. Doing so will ensure that all our students are safe. We thank you for your co-operation. 2016/2017 School Goals I can comprehend what I read. By the end of June 2018, 90% of students in grades 1 – 8 will be comprehending at grade level as indicated using F&P or BRI. I can write at grade level. By the end of June 2020, 80% of students at King George will be writing at grade level as measured by the holistic writing rubric. I can be socially engaged at King George School. By the end of June 2017, 80% of students at King George will report an increased sense of social engagement (sense of belonging, participation in sports & clubs and positive friendships) as measured by the TTFM survey School Community Council SCC elections were held last week. We would like to welcome back Susan Gardner, Tara Blatchford, Aftyn Seaborn, Christina Ritchie, and Laura Wills. Thank you for your continued commitment to King George. As well, we would like to welcome new members Raquel Mall and Sonya Bowles. We look
PANTHER FOOTBALL May 2017 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Max out – Bench ** Football Camp Lift-a-thon** Max out - Squat Max out – 40’s State Track State Track State Track 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 DHS Graduation Spring Football 8:00-9:00 Spring Football 8:00-9:00 Spring Football 8:00-9:00 Finals Finals Last Day of School 28 29 30 31 Memorial Day OFF Camp Practice 8-10 am *Camp Money Camp Practice 8-10 am *Camp Money*