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For KS4, a list of courses available to pupils, including GCSE qualifications   The 16-19 qualifications you offer AND How you meet the 16 to 19 study programme requirements  Admissions Maintained Academy Correct on Website? If the school’s governing board decides your admissions, you must publish your school’s admission arrangements each year and keep them up for the whole school year. Admission arrangements for each age group at the school   Details of any arrangements for selection   Details of any over-subscription criteria   An explanation of the process of applying for a school OR If how parents can find out about the school’s admission arrangements though the authority  
Policies and Other Information Maintained Academy Correct on Website? Behaviour policy (read advice on   A statement of the school’s values and ethos   Charging and remissions policy (the policy must include details of:  the activities or cases where your school will charge pupils’ parents  the circumstances where your school will make an exception on a payment you would normally expect to receive under your charging policy Read about   Complaints procedure Read guidance on   SEN information report   You must publish either:  a copy of the school’s most recent Ofsted report Or  a link to the report on the Ofsted website   Exam and Assessment results Maintained Academy Correct on Website? You must publish the following details from your school’s most recent key stage 2 results:  average progress scores in reading, writing and maths  average ‘scaled scores’ in reading and maths  percentage of pupils who achieved the expected standard or above in reading, writing and maths  percentage of pupils who achieved a high level of attainment in reading, writing and maths  
Upcoming Meeting Dates: Next General Meeting: Thursday, December 20th at CMCU Board Room, 12:00. Bring $5 for Pizza. Adjourn: 6:55 Motion to Adjourn – Stacey Austing Jacobsen Second – Alyssa Klaphake Adjourned Save the Date: Every Tuesday- Trivia at JD’s November 18th- Holiday Craft & Bake Sale by the New Munich Jaycees at the Legion 11-3 November 19th- November Art Night open to the public - Great River Regional Library 6pm November 23rd – Melrose Holiday Kickoff (See posters!) November 23rd – Johnny Holm at Freeport Community Center Sacred Heart School Fundraiser November 24th- Breakfast with Santa 8-10 at Cornerstone November 24th: Donnie Brang at JD’s Taphouse November 26th- Quarter at Freeport Sacred Heart Church (Contact Pam Rue) November 28th- Open House at Advantage 1 Insurance – Open to the public 1:00-4:30 December 6th- Holiday Open House at Anfinson Thompson- Open to the public 1:00-4:30
November 2018 *This institution is an equal opportunity provider.* 1 Mac & Cheese Country Blend Vegetables Juice Choice of Milk 2 Italian Chicken Parmesan Hamburger Bun Broccoli Sun Set Sip Juice Pineapple Tidbits Choice of Milk 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Cheese Pizza Broccoli Juice Choice of Milk Chili Corn Muffin French Fries Diced Peaches Ketchup Choice of Milk Chicken Tenders with Potato Wedges Maple Baked Beans Pineapple Tidbits BBQ Sauce Ketchup Choice of Milk Home style Salisbury Steak w/ Gravy Sliced Bread Mashed Potatoes Sun Set Sip Juice Mixed Fruit Cup Choice of Milk Ranch Turkey Burger Hamburger Bun Mixed Vegetables Diced Pears Mayonnaise Choice of Milk 11 12 Bagel Dog Corn Applesauce Cup Ketchup Mustard Choice of Milk 13 BBQ Chicken Bun Maple Baked Beans Mixed Fruit Cup Choice of Milk 14 Pizza Dippers Marinara Dipping Sauce Broccoli Blended Fruit Juice Choice of Milk 15 Holiday Meal Turkey w/ Stuffing Gravy Sweet Potatoes Green Beans Applesauce Cup Chocolate Cookie Choice of Milk 16 Popcorn Chicken Country Blend Vegetables BBQ Sauce Choice of Milk 17 18 19 NO SCHOOL 20 NO SCHOOL 21 NO SCHOOL 22 NO SCHOOL 23 NO SCHOOL 24 25 26 Spaghetti & Meatballs Corn Muffin Green Beans Mixed Fruit Cup Choice of Milk 27 Chicken Nuggets With Potato Rounds Mixed Vegetables Blended Fruit Juice BBQ Sauce Ketchup Choice of Milk 28 French Bread Cheese Pizza Broccoli Diced Pears Choice of Milk 29 Chicken Taco Tortilla Chips Corn Apple-Cranberry Juice Choice of Milk 30 Hot Dog w/ Potato Rounds Hot Dog Bun Maple Baked Beans Pineapple Tidbits Mustard Ketchup Choice of Milk
II. IOWA NEWS. 5. For A Industry, Hints of Possibility By Eric Asimov - New York Times November 19, 2006 , and don’t have the ring of and . They will probably never connote the golden good life that has marketed. But that doesn’t mean they can’t make wines that are not only decent, but also enjoyable and distinctive. Tony Cenicola/The New York Wines of include a Penoach red table wine, Jasper Winery’s Behind the Shed Red and Seyval Blanc, and a Summerset sangria. It’s natural that states in the earliest stages of their vineyard development should rely on the grapes that are easiest to grow — make that least difficult — as they decide where the best vineyard sites are and which grapes will ultimately perform the best. Europe took centuries to determine which grapes should grow where; has made great progress over the last 60 years but is still working at it. If Midwestern states prove serious about winemaking, it will take decades at least to get pointed in the right direction. For now, modest are to be expected. Of five bottles of wine that I tasted, two stood out, both from the Jasper Winery in . The winery’s Behind the Shed Red, a nonvintage wine made from the St. Croix grape, is juicy and pleasing with a floral spice to it, like a nouveau. A Jasper Winery 2005 chancellor, made from chancellor grapes grown in the Cherry Creek Vineyard, is a little more polished, if not as exuberant. But others I tasted were sweet and cloying, more like wine coolers or backyard scuppernong wines than something you would want on your dinner table. The inconsistency is no surprise, nor is the rusticity. While producers in , have made gorgeous sweet wines of hybrid grapes like the vidal, those grapes rarely produce wines
8:30- 10:00 AM [211] Telepsychology: Technology in Your Practice Barnwell 3.0 [212] Graduate Student Research Forum 3.0 Type II [213] Psychopharmacology, Prescribing Psychology, and Integration in Primary Care Settings Shearer 3.0 10:30 AM- 12:00 PM Cont. Cont. Cont. 10:00AM- 12:00 PM Undergraduate student poster session Undergraduate student poster session Undergraduate student poster session 12:00- 2:00 PM TPA Business Meeting and Luncheon 1.0 Type III TPA Business Meeting and Luncheon 1.0 Type III TPA Business Meeting and Luncheon 1.0 Type III 2:00- 3:30 PM [231] Telepsychology: Ethical Telepsychological Care Barnwell 3.0 [232] Pain Psychology: Opportunities and Challenges Jones 3.0 [233] Violence and Mental Illness Brown 1.5 4:00- 5:30 PM Cont. Cont. [243] Assessment of Decision-making Capacity in Older Adults Corsentino & McBride 1.5 * 5:45 PM- 7:00 PM Happy Hour Cash bar Appetizers Happy Hour Cash bar Appetizers Happy Hour Cash bar Appetizers * Designed to meet Cultural Diversity CE requirements, in part Designed to meet Ethics portion of Ethics and Law CE requirements
CONDOBOLIN PUBLIC SCHOOL Term 4 Week 5 4 November 2014 Molong Street Principal: Ms Deborah Nay Telephone: 0268 952 134 Condobolin 2877 Facsimile: 0268 953 665 DATES TO REMEMBER Friday 7 November 3/4M Assembly Monday 10 November Volunteers Morning Tea Tuesday 11 November Remembrance Day Thursday 13 November Kindergarten Information Day 10.30 am & 5.00 pm P & C Meeting 7.00 pm Monday 17 November Selective High School 2016 Applications close. Wednesday 19 November Kinder Orientation Day 9.30 am to 2.00 pm Friday 21 November 5C Assembly Friday 5 December K-2 Xmas Concert Friday 12 December Year 6 Farewell Tuesday 16 December Presentation Night Allergy AAA School this means that children, parents, carers and visitors are asked TO NOT WEAR anything scented as we have children with severe allergies in our school. Please: NO nuts (including nutella) SCHOOL BANKING MONDAYS
Sign up at the Social Programme Desk on M Floor Desk Hours: Monday to Friday: 12:15pm-2pm MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY WEEKEND Sightseeing 30th October 3:30pm £1.50 Attraction 31st October 5pm £20 Guided Walk 1st November 4:30pm-6:30pm £5 BFI IMAX 3D Cinema 2nd November 5:30pm £15 Meet Up 3rd November 3.30pm YOUR DRINK Fireworks Display 4th November 6pm-9:30pm £10 Guided Walk 6th November 4:30pm-6:30pm £5 Attraction 7th November 3:30pm £20 Musical 8th November 7:30pm-10pm £30= Stalls Market 9th November 2:30pm FREE Football 10th November KO: 8pm £25 Special Event 11th November 9am-5:30pm FREE
Friday - Sunday 3rd – 5th November - 3 days/ 2 nights Edinburgh 6am-8:30pm £259 (£49 add on) Euston Friday - Sunday 3rd – 5th November - 2 days/ 1 nights Amsterdam & Bruges 49 9pm-10pm £185 Victoria Saturday 4th November - 1 day Cambridge & Oxford 49 8.30am-8pm £39 Kings Cross Saturday 4th November - 1 day 8 am-5pm £32.50 Charing Cross Sunday 5th November - 1 day Cardiff 49 9am-8pm £59 Kings Cross Sunday 5th November - 1 day Bath & Stonehenge 16 9:20am-7pm £39 Hatton Cross Saturday & Sunday 11th & 12th November - 2 days/ 1 night Horse Riding 49 8:30am-9pm £169 Great Portland Street Saturday & Sunday 11th & 12th November - 2 days/ 1 night Liverpool& Manchester 49 8:40am-9pm £145 Hatton Cross Saturday 11th November - 1 day Cambridge 16 9:55am-6:05pm £36 Kings College Saturday 11th November - 1 day Bath & Stonehenge 49 8.30am-8pm £49 Hammersmith Sunday 12th November - 1 day Windsor, Bath & Stonehenge 49 9am-8pm £49 Kings Cross Sunday 12th November - 1 day Cotswolds Villages 49 7:55am/ 9:15am-6:30pm £40 Kings Cross/ Hammersmith
November AP Calendar 31 Banneker Essays: The Good, the bad, and the Ugly 1 Persepolis Seminar 2 Watch Persepolis 3 Watch Persepolis Assign- ebook! 4 Persepolis ICE HMWK- Language of Comp 5 6 7 Assign Online books. Rhetorical Precis handout and works with Word & Image; the War and Law Finish Persepolis- 8 Election Day- No School HMWK— Rhetorical Precis AND Defend, Refute, Qualify Frankel’s argument… 9 DRQ using Morris Abram’s statement as a model 10 Veteran’s Day Assembly AND Lang of Comp- reading Poetry OUT LOUD assignment and team selection!! 11 12 13 14 POL Work 15 POL Work 16 POL In-Class Competition Winners will be announced via Remind at the end of the day 17 This I believe Assignment—Taking a position. 18 Vocabulary Test 3 19 20 21 This I Believe 22 This I Believe DUE 23 24 25 26 27 28 You Don’t Know what You Don’t Know—Pick a Current Event 29 You Don’t Know what You Don’t Know—Pick a Current Event 30 You Don’t Know what You Don’t Know—Pick a Current Event DECEMBER 1 2 3
November Baseball Schedule Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 5 6 Hitting Groups 3:30 to 8:30 specific times for your group 7 Class 3:20 to 4:00 Weight Room Group 1 4:30 to 5:30 Group 2 5:30 to 6:30 8 Hitting Groups 3:30 to 8:30 specific times for your group 9 Weight Room Group 1 4:00 to 5:00 Group 2 5:30 to 6:30 10 OFF 11 Weight Room Group 1&2 10:00 to 11:00 12 13 Hitting Groups 3:30 to 8:30 *Check specific times for your group 14 Class 3:20 to 4:00 Weight Room Group 1 4:30 to 5:30 2 5:30 to 6:30 15 Hitting Groups 3:30 to 8:30 *Check specific times for your group 16 Weight Room Group 1 4:00 to 5:00 2 5:00 to 6:60 17 OFF 18 Weight Room Group 1&2 10:00 to 11:00 19 20 Hitting Groups 3:30 to 8:30 *Check specific times for your group 21 Class 3:20 to 4:00 Weight Room Group 1 4:30 to 5:30 Group 2 5:30 to 6:30 22 OFF 23 OFF 24 OFF 25 OFF 26 27 Hitting Groups 3:30 to 8:30 *Check specific times for your group 28 Class 3:20 to 4:00 Weight Room Group 1 4:30 to 5:30 Group 2 5:30 to 6:30 29 Hitting Groups 3:30 to 8:30 *Check specific times for your group 30 Weight Room Group 1 4:00 to 5:00 Group 2 5:00 to 6:60
children's. (They request this money to pay the freight and other expenses of transportation). We were very happy because the money you sent will help for all the activities we will have on December. We will be using $100.00 for these activities. The children and olders will be enjoying of a delicious food on Christmas. Thank you for the Newsreporters of July to October 2015. We enjoyed very much for all the activities the Residents are doing there .We appreciate to everybody they gave us a great strength to continue with the work we are doing in the churches I have in charge in Honduras. God you Deysi Blanco ENVIRONMENTAL NEWS Save some of your Christmas wrapping paper and cut it into note size paper to write a thank you to people who gave you a gift wrapped in that paper. Also save your used postage stamps for us to sell to a stamp dealer to get money for Honduras. HAPPY BIRTHDAYS November - Staff Corhea Suo (11/8- MA) and Donetta Johnson December- Lucille Ann McCain (12/22) enjoys writing poetry and also sharing in discussions with pertinent thoughts. Nustad (12/22) does lovely coloring in books with pictures of animals and birds and also loves to watch Broadway musicals on her videos. Staff- Mersadies De La Rosa (12/10- MA) THE ROAMING REPORTER What is your favorite Christmas memory? Brian- Having a turkey Mike- Having goose for Christmas dinner Tim- to midnight mass with my mom and sister Being with my sister and parents Johanna- Putting up the tree and receiving a bike Kathleen- Receiving a Crissy doll Marilyn- Waiting for Santa Rose S.- Being with family Carla- Being with my aunt and cousins Peg- celebrating the birth of Christ in Christian school Dianna- seeing my daughter Lee- going ice skating with a friend when she was 12 Rick- Being with my folks Luanne- receiving a beautiful red blouse, quilted skirt and buck shoes from my parents. ATTENTION FAMILIES AND FRIENDS We are again looking at the possibilities of a Family Council made up of relatives and friends of the residents of Amy Johnson Residence. The basic purpose of the Council would be for those involved to be more aware of our activities and happenings at Amy Johnson Residence, to make suggestions to further enhance our home,
11/1 Laubach 11/2 Rena’ Ackerman 11/4 Janet Corello 11/4 Michael Miller 11/6 Adam 11/8 Glenn Roth 11/8 Susan Vrablic 11/9 Ty Reitz 11/10 Anna Hartranft 11/10 Keith Hodge 11/10 Braeden Lower 11/10 Brielle Lower 11/10 Michael Matchette 11/10 Sandra Sensinger 11/11 Lauren Derhammer 11/12 Barbara Searfass 11/13 Alexandria Carl 11/13 Guy Fried 11/15 Lori Adams 11/16 Abrianna Frantz 11/16 Nancy Knecht 11/18 Barbara Flandorffer 11/18 Timothy Price 11/18 Charlie-Ann Reinert 11/18 Alexis Rushatz 11/19 Karen Hendricks 11/19 Warren Winch 11/20 Audrey Bowen 11/20 Keegan Golomb 11/21 Jamie Breisch 11/21 Linda Gier 11/21 Morgan Meckes 11/21 Tara Ouellette 11/22 Elizabeth Flynn 11/22 Amanda Peters 11/22 Weaver 11/23 Wendy Panasik 11/23 David Stimmel 11/25 Hunter Reitz 11/26 Taylor Breisch 11/26 Barbara Shipe 11/27 Olivia Burnett 11/27 Dewalt 11/27 Stephanie Winkler 11/28 Judy Buss 11/28 Angela Kulp 11/28 Luckenbill 11/29 Liam Reinhard 11/29 Russell Walbert 11/30 Rebecca Spieker November 2013 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 3 8:00 Communion 9:00 Sunday Sch 10:30 Communion Daylight Savings Time Ends 4 7pm Troop 94 5 6:30 Girl Scouts Election Day 6 6:30 Choir 6:30 Daisy 7 7pm Cub Pack 8 6:30 Fundraising Comm. Epistle Deadline 9
10 8:00 Communion 9:00 SS Breakfast 10:30 Worship 11 7pm Worship & 7pm Troop 94 7pm Stewardship 12 6:30 Girl Scouts 7pm Property 13 6:30 Choir 6:30 Daisy 14 7pm Finance 7pm Cub Pack 15 9am Epistle Volunteers 16 Cub Pack Bake Off 17 8:00 Communion 9:00 SS Breakfast 10:30 Communion 18 7pm Council 7pm 94 7pm CYSA 19 6:30 Girl Scouts 7pm Child Care Meeting 20 6:30 Choir 6:30 21 7pm Cub Pack 22 23 24 8:00 Communion 9:00 Sunday Sch 10:30 Worship Praise Team Rehearsal 25 7pm Troop 94 7pm St. Pauls 26 6:30 Girl Scouts 27 6:30 6:30 Daisy 28 Church office CLOSED 29 Church office CLOSED 30 9:00am – 2:00pm Serving at St. Paul's in November, 2013 ____________________________________________________________ DEDICATIONS FOR NOVEMBER BULLETINS ($15) 11/3 Englert open 11/10 Witt Wehr 11/17 Younger Renn 11/24 open open If you would like to be a sponsor for any of these opens dates, request forms are in the Narthex or contact the church office. Payment must be submitted with request.
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Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri 1 ROAST BEEF POTATOES CARROTS PICKELED BEETS BAKED APPLES 2 CHICKEN POT PIE GREEN SALAD BISCUITS DESSERT 3 WINGS POTATO SALAD BAKED BEANS BANANA PUDDING 4 HOT DOGS CHILI TATOR LOGS CUPCAKES 7 SPAGHETTI CORN BREAD TOSSED SALAD BREAKFAST SAUSAGE AND EGG CASSEROLE 8 MEATLOAF MASHED POTATOES GRAVY SUCCOTASH CHERRY PIE 9 SHRIMP SCAMPI VEGTABLE BLEND DESSERT 10 PORK CHOPS SCALLOPED POTATOES BROCILLI APPLESAUCE 11 Veteran’s Day Lunch CHEESEBUGERS WITH THE WORKS FRENCH COLESLAW ICE CREAM SANDICH 14 HOMEMADE VEGTABLE SOUP FRIED BOLOGNA SANDWICH CHEESECAKE Breakfast: Sausage Gravy, Biscuits 15 CHICKEN DUMPLINGS GIBLET / DUMPLINGS CREAMED POTATOES PEAS RICE PUDDING 16 ITAILAN SUBS CHIPS COOKIES 17 THANKSGIVING LUNCH TURKEY MASHED POTATOES STUFFING ASPARAGUS CRANBERRY SAUCE PUMPKIN PIE 18 BEEF STEW HOT BISCUTS DESSERT 221 TUNA CLUB SANDWHICH CREAM OF POTATO SOUP ECLAIRS BREAKFAST AND EGGS 22 BIRTHDAY LUNCH STEAK BAKED POTATO TOSSED SALAD CAKE 23 COD ON BUN FRENCH FRIES COLESLAW DESSERT 24 25 26 SHEPPARDS PIE DESSERT BREAKFAST PANCAKES AND SAUSAGE LINKS 27 FRIED FLOUNDER POTATOES CALIFORNIA BLEND CORN BREAD DESSERT 28 BREAKFAST FOR LUNCH PANCAKES EGGS SAUSAGE GRAVY BISCUITS 29 STUFFED SHELLS MEAT AND MEATLESS SAUCE GARLIC TOAST BREAD PUDDING DESSERT 30 FRIED CHICKEN MASHED POTATOES W/GRAVY GREEN BEANS PIE
28 29 29 30 30 30 29 Breakfast Pop-tart/Yogurt or Cereal/Cereal Bar w/ Sl. Apples/Juice/Milk Lunch Chicken Noodle Soup Black Eyed Peas Carrots Cornbread Apple/Milk $$$$$$ Breakfast Breakfast OR Cereal/Yogurt w/Mixed Fruit/Juice/Milk Vegetable Beef Soup Cheese Toast Sweet Potatoes Graham Bears Mixed Fruit Milk Breakfast Sausage Biscuit OR Cereal Cereal Bar w/Peaches/ Juice/Milk Chicken Nuggets Beans Mashed Potatoes Breadstick Peaches Milk This institution is an opportunity provider Salads are served Monday thru Friday
Hastings Hockey Boosters NOVEMBER 2015 Monthly Meeting Agenda Green Mill Champions Room November 1, 2015 at 8:00 p.m. Roll Call: Brooks Savage, Adam Hoffman, Josh Colvin, Joe Harris, KC Erredge, Terry Johnson, Don Huemoeller, Matt Zaruba, Shannon Callahan, Joe Kuhn , Bernadette Schaffer, , Travis Steele, , Jeff Plank, John Klimek, Jay Stark Not in attendance: Ryan Stoffel, Jim Foster, Brian Dooley  Approval of Agenda Don made the motion, KC seconded, motion passed  Approval of Minutes Travis made the motion, Brooks seconded, motion passed Coordinator Reports  Referee – John Klimek added a referee section to the website, games that have been communicated are posted.  Registrar – Shannon Callahan A few rosters were approved, directors please send changes to Shannon ASAP 8 approved teams – FYI - Each traveling team needs to bring a book to away games If you are traveling to WI, you will need to fill out a form  Technology – Jay Stark/Randy Kruse Registration went well Website is up and ready to go Internet in the lobby, East rink is broke and we will not be getting a new one. John Klimek will supply us with an extra one.  Tournament Director – Jim Foster Not in attendance No tournaments are full, how are we going to advertise for this  Sponsorships – Terry Johnson Eric Goettl is working on getting stuff done Chevy called, and he will contact them.  District 8 – Brian Dooley not in attendance  Goalie – Josh Colvin  Secretary – Bernadette Schaffer nothing to report Officer Reports:  President – Joe Harris T-shirts are out for 10,000 pucks Josh recruited Tom Johnson to be our termite level director  Vice President – Brooks Savage Sent out the picture day schedule, forms will be ready Thursday Ice times – teams have their times through November, 1 more meeting next Monday so after that he will assign the rest. Brooks will push out the times. Dry-land room is now up and running. Calendar is resources on the website.  Treasurer – K.C. Erredge (Approval of the Financial Statements) Shared the financials – income $23,458.00 – Total player expense $19,939.16 – net income of $3,518.84
9 am Kingdom Kids Schedule November 2018 Week One November 4th Week Two November 11th Week Three November 18th Week Four November 25th Younger Infants Theresa Ruge Amon?? Crystal Passmore Catherine Bradshaw Crystal Passmore Janell Neilsen Older Infants Valerie Faircloth John Cooper Krissy Cooper Brad Baker Sally Baker Ashley Perkins Toddlers Marie Wright Kaitlyn Rivers Marie Wright Kaitlyn Rivers Kelly Amon Marie Wright Marie Wright Kaitlyn Rivers Carmike Karla Curran Sally Whitt Caroline Cash Karla Curran Sally Whitt Caroline Cash Karla Curran Sally Whitt Caroline Cash Karla Curran Sally Whitt Caroline Cash Midtown Riley Higgins Nengi Tons Leslie Wood Higgins Nengi Tons Riley Higgins Tons Riley Higgins Nengi Tons Milgen Favour Tons Renae Davidson Favour Tons Renae Davidson Favour Tons Sue Jeffers Sue Jeffers Laurie Aiken Favour Tons Arnold Sheraton Spark David Williams And team David Williams and team David Williams and team David Williams and team
Zone Coordinator Jeff Faircloth Aslyn Milner Caleb Beeman Aslyn Milner Worship Leader (Midtown) Logan Northrop Suzie Williams Tiffany Tull Patrick and Grace Aiken Worship Leader (Milgen) Favour Tons Aaron and Hannah Mae Cowart Suzie Williams Olivia Salgado Tech Assistant (Milgen) Eli Faircloth Kelsey Amon ?? Tech Assistant (midtown) David Tons David Tons David Tons David Tons
October 2012 Minutes Next Meeting Thursday 6th December 2012 10am to Midday City Hall Room 3 Gheringhap Street, Geelong 3220 AGENDA Welcome BATForce Exec Attendance Around the Room Deakin Presentation SFYS Update Leigh Bartlett Brokerage Update Greg Hansen/Mel Taylor General Business Around the Room Minutes of the Meeting – October 2012 ATTENDANCE Lindi Dietzel Chair/DEECD Bartlett BATForce Jayde Mulder Barwon ML Lauren Hogan Barwon ML Susanne Prosser CoGG Robbie Maloney Clonard College Aleisha Harling CoGG Mary Kotev Diversitat J Gallagher Barwon Youth C Kelly Barwon Youth Kim Pickett Time 4 Youth Julia Western Newcomb SC Pete Jacobson DEECD Kyprian Football FED Deb Barclay Time 4 Youth Clare Petersen Time 4 Youth Apologies Greg Hansen BATForce Mel Taylor BATForce Clare Barrett Catholic Care Alana Webb Diversitat Jill Meade Barwon Youth Lynn Longworth BATForce
2018 ELEMENTARY, INTERMEDIATE & HS BREAKFAST MENU MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY 29 PILLSBURY CHOCOLATE CRESCENT 30 PORK ROLL EGG & CHEESE ORANGE JUICE 31 EGGO PANCAKES FRUIT SNACK 1 APPLE FRUEDEL GOGURT 2 HOSTESS GLAZED CINNAMON ROLL FRUIT PUNCH 5 NO SCHOOL 6 NO SCHOOL 7 NO SCHOOL 8 NO SCHOOL 9 NO SCHOOL 12 HOSTESS BLUEBERRY LOAF STRING CHEESE 13 BACON EGG & CHEESE BAGEL 14 GRANOLA BAR STRING CHEESE ORANGE JUICE 15 SPANWICH CRAISINS 16 CINIMINI GO GURT PUNCH 19 PILLSBURY CHOCOLATE CRESCENT 20 PORK ROLL EGG & CHEESE ORANGE JUICE 21 EGGO PANCAKES FRUIT SNACK 22 23 NO SCHOOL 26 HOSTESS BLUEBERRY LOAF STRING CHEESE 27 EGG & CHEESE BAGEL 28 GRANOLA BAR STRING CHEESE ORANGE JUICE 29 SPANWICH CRAISINS 30 CINIMINI GO GURT FRUIT PUNCH Elementary Breakfast $1.85 Intermediate Breakfast $2.00 High School Breakfast $2.25 Federal Lunch Applications, menus & nutritional information are available online now! We are an Equal Opportunity Employer. Menus are subject to change. Adult Elementary Breakfast $2.25 Adult Intermediate Breakfast $3.00 Adult High School Breakfast $3.25
Changes due to ZL away to England talent Camp (25/11/2018) Level 3 Sunday COACHES ATTEDNING: FW/LO/LB/ZL/AB (coaches may leave early for coaching sessions) Saturday 24/11/2018 CANCELLED Pool Leys 6.30 - 8.00 3 Masters Pool Leys 6.30 - 8.00 (set by ZL) 2 Ac1/Ac2/Ac3 who are not level 3 Pool H 9.00 - 10.30 LB 3 P3/P2 who are not doing level 3 Pre- pool H 8.45 - 9.00 LO Pool H 9 -10.30 LO 2 RSG / RSS Pool H 10.30 LB +1 RSB Pool H 11.30 - 12.15 LB OR H 12.15 - 13.00 LB Lessons Pool H 11.30 - 13.00 Teaching Staff Sunday HP/NP THAT ARE NORMALLY GOING GYM) GYM LEYS 13:30 – 14:30 MP 17:30 – 18:15 STUDIO LEYS STUDIO CANCALLED 25/11/2018 HP/NP pool OH 15.00 – 17:30 AB 6 Post-pool: Poolside OH 17:30 – 18:00 MAX RSB/ RSS/RSG Pool OH 17.30-18:30 LB 6 Pre - pool: poolside OH 18:30 - 19.00 MAX MASTERS Pool OH 18:30 – 20:00 SESSION SET BY ZL 6 CANCELLED Pool OH 20.00 - 20.30 6 Monday (26/11/2018) Monday 26/11/2018 Cancelled Pool Leys 5.30 -7:30 4 HP/NP Pool OH 5.20 -7:30 AB/ZL 6 HP/NP Pre - pool: poolside Leys 16.45 - 17.00 MP Pool Leys 17.00 - 19.00 AB / ZL 4
November Changes Changes due to Winter regionals (Portsmouth) and Cardiff Welsh Captial Open meet 03/11/2018 – 04/11/2018 Coaches attending: Portsmouth AB/MP Cardiff: ZL/FW Saturday 03/11/2018 DS1/DS2/p3 Swimmers who are not attending Cardiff Pre- pool Leys 6.15-6.30 LO Pool Leys 6.30 - 8.00 LO 3 Leys 8.00 - 8.15 LO Masters Pool Leys 6.30 - 8.00 (set by ZL) 2 Ac2 / Ac3 Pool H 7.30 - 9.00 LB+1 3,2 Ac1 Pool H 9.00 - 10.30 LB 3 RSG / RSS Pool H 10.30 LB +1 RSB Pool H 11.30 - 12.15 LB OR H 12.15 - 13.00 LB Lessons Pool H 11.30 - 13.00 Teaching Staff MAX PL (04/11/2018) Sunday 04/11/2018 RSS/RSB/RSG POOL LEYS 16:00-17:00 LB/LO 6 AC1/AC3 PRE-POOL LEYS 16:30 – 17:00 LB/LO POOL LEYS 17:00 – 18:30 LB/LO 6 DS1/DS2/DS3/P2 (WHO ARE NOT RACING CARDIFF) PRE-POOL LEYS 18:00 – 18:30 LB/LO Pool Leys 18:30 -20:00 LB/LO 6 Cancelled Land: Studio/ S Hall Leys 16.45 - 17.45 Cancelled Pool OH 15:00 – 18:30 6 MASTERS pool OH 18:30 – 20:00 SET BY ZL 6 CANCELLED pool OH 20:00 – 20:30 6
Changes due to ZL away to England talent Camp (25/11/2018) Level 3 Sunday COACHES ATTEDNING: FW/LO/LB/ZL/AB (coaches may leave early for coaching sessions) Saturday 24/11/2018 CANCELLED Pool Leys 6.30 - 8.00 3 Masters Pool Leys 6.30 - 8.00 (set by ZL) 2 Ac1/Ac2/Ac3 who are not doing level 3 Pool H 9.00 - 10.30 LB 3 P3/P2 who are not doing level 3 Pre- pool H 8.45 - 9.00 LO Pool H 9 -10.30 LO 2 RSG / RSS Pool H 10.30 LB +1 RSB Pool H 11.30 - 12.15 LB OR H 12.15 - 13.00 LB Lessons Pool H 11.30 - 13.00 Teaching Staff Sunday HP/NP (THOSE THAT ARE NORMALLY GOING GYM) GYM LEYS 13:30 – 14:30 MP 17:30 – 18:15 STUDIO LEYS STUDIO CANCALLED 25/11/2018 HP/NP pool OH 15.00 – 17:30 AB 6 Post-pool: Poolside OH 17:30 – 18:00 MAX RSB/ RSS/RSG Pool OH 17.30-18:30 LB 6 Pre - pool: poolside OH 18:30 - 19.00 MAX MASTERS Pool OH 18:30 – 20:00 SESSION SET BY ZL 6 CANCELLED Pool OH 20.00 - 20.30 6
Novice 3 on 3 TEAM 1 TEAM 2 TEAM 3 Evans Zaiden Beres Grady Burym Wyatt Ferguson Ben Campeau Rambo Dutchak Arran (AJ) Katzberg Noah Bradford Garin Maystrowich Drew Katzberg Ryker Kulcsar Tratch Preston Rusnak Ty Sauser Connor Whitney Nathan Ungar Kase Schendel Max Wilson Nash Veroba Dylan Schendel Wlock Charles Shannon Patrick Soke Kaden Thursday Sept. 13th __________ Team 1 vs Team 3 5:00 at Kinsmen arena Saturday Sept. 15th __________ Team 1 vs Team 2 11:15 at Kinsmen arena Sunday sept. 16th __________ Team 2 vs Team 3 2:30 at Kinsmen arena Thursday Sept. 20th __________ Team 3 vs Team 1 5:00 at Kinsmen arena Friday Sept. 21st __________ Team 2 vs Team 1 5:00 at Kinsmen arena Tuesday Sept. 25th __________ Team 3 vs Team 2 5:00 at Kinsmen
Heritage Lottery Fund Grants at Haddenham 08.11.17 Councillors Downes, Keymer and the clerk. Very informative and worthwhile. Contact will be maintained. A working party of Councillors Burgess, Downes, Keymer and the assistant will discuss and produce costings in preparation for a grant application. Agenda item for the next meeting. The council resolved to subscribe to the CCVS. Town & Parish Council Conference at St. Ives 17.11.17 Councillors Downes, Keymer and the clerk. Four separate sub meetings were attended during the conference. All information gathered was tabled at this meeting. Data Protection Course at Houghton 28.11.17 Councillors Downes, Keymer and the Clerk. New government legislation comes into force in May 2018. A comprehensive report covering all eventualities will be followed by a Part Two Course in the New Year. The pack of the twenty areas covered at this time will be sent to the councils attending the course. Allotments. 9.1 Rents All paid. 9.2 Plot 4c No tenant. spraying. No action will be taken at this time. 9.3 Discarded machinery Letter went to all tenants. Councillor Burgess will arrange the clearance of machinery. 9.4 Common Gardens Tenancy by the council is now terminated. North Level I.D.B. has been informed. The signage has been removed Benches. Log sheets received. No problems. Cemetery. Benches Now delivered and ready for siting in the cemetery. Feature stone In hand. Interment Mrs Elsie Henson on 27th October. A designated place for spare earth is required. Church burial grounds entrance gates The PCC confirmed their agreement to the council’s proposal of refurbishment. The contractor has been notified to go ahead. Row markers Still outstanding. The chairman will chase the contractor. Holly hedging at phase four wall The holly hedging has been purchased. Councillor Burgess will organise planting with the help of MJS Maintenance. Rowan trees have been donated by the chairman.
Team 1 - Joe Roberge Dylan Bell Myles Benson Ryley Campbell Chaulk Parker Davis Kaden Freh Tristan Hlushak Jackson Hromadnik Zakkary Ponte Hudson Roberge Jaden Thompson Spencer Wright Gavin Zumbo Team 2 – Clay Apps Boston Apps Mason Bendrien Benjamin Boyd Charlie Daoust Nate Devins Kasen Harrold James Klimm Carter Misura Katie Olfert Mason Supernault Connor Tarbet Carson Tripp Team 3 – Shane Grant Jordyn –Faith Carriere Tyson Cartlidge Carter Colvig Jordan Fournier Clayton Gilmore Charlie Grant Wyatt Hall Britain Konneke Logan McLean Nash Scott William Sutherland Aiden Wright Cody Wilson Team 4 – Cory Cross Cale Munraj Dhaliwal Jackson Glendinning Gage Matwechuk Blake Merkley Bennett Messer Connor Morcom Griffin Pringle Sayler Russell Clark Stephens Noah Watters Tyson Wudrich Taven Wudrich Team 5 – Kevin Robertson Hazard Liam MacDonald Brayden Meadows Holden Rayburn Frank Roberts Tucker Robertson RJ Steele Lauren Thompson Koby Teichroeb Cooper Voderak Cohen Voderak Delainey Walton Kaden Woodcox
Novice Tier 2 Parent Meeting Sept 30/13 Introductions: Coach, Assistant Coaches, Manager, Parents Kim Vincent, Corey Hartnell, Jason Arnott, Nathan Sigurdson, Keith Berg, Michael Myers(absent) Jennifer Berg - Mgr Coach Philosophy Skill devt, game iq Discipline on bench, ice and dressing room – disrespect, intentional bad behavior (safety) coach speaks to child first, continues – parents. May sit a shift during game. Explanation will be provided following proper time passing Short bench – last 3 minutes, close games only – not a typical occurance – will depend on situation – safety first Expectations of players Arrival time prior to games & practises – 40 minutes prior to game ready to hit ice at beginning of practice Dress code – voted tracksuits V Jackets – vote 9-3 for tracksuilts Tracksuits available for purchase following practice Oct 1 Respect!! Off-ice training: 10 000 pucks – Kim will register team – online program dedicated to developing kids skills off-ice Expectations of parents Zero tolerance – 24 hour cool off period – go through appropriate channels Parents out of room 15 mins prior to games – coaches will address kids about upcoming game plan No parents in room post-game/practice – kids should be able to dress/undress themselves. Let coaches have an opportunity to summarize games/practices with kids without distractions Team Operations Volunteers Treasurer – Christina Keller, cosigner – Jennifer Berg Tournament Committee Representatives (need 2 representatives) BJ Arnott Clayton Dunford Equipment Manager Steve English Fundraising
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MDTA Lincoln-Douglas Novice Packet Introduction: This packet is intended to provide a starting-off point for novice Lincoln-Douglas debaters on the Minnesota September-October resolution: RESOLVED: Civil disobedience in a democracy is morally justified. The evidence included is not and the cases are meant to serve only as examples of how arguments can be framed around the topic. The MDTA encourages you to use this packet to get your students up and debating as quickly and easily as possible. Of course, however, this packet is just a starting place and there are many arguments and pieces of evidence beyond those included below. Affirmative Case: I affirm the resolution: disobedience in a democracy is morally justified. In order to clarify the round I offer the following definitions:
1. AGE GROUPS Group 1 18 yrs and Over Born in 2000 and before Group 2 Under-18 (17& Below) Born in 2001, 2002,2003 Group 3 Under-15 (14& Below) Born in 2004, 2005 Group 4 Under-13 (12& Below) Born in 2006, 2007 5 Under-11 (10& Below) Born in 2008 and after 2. ENTRY PROCEDURE A swimmer may enter up to maximum of three (3) events. 3. EVENTS AND INTERMEDIATE AGE GROUP QUALIFICATION TIMES Events SRI LANKA QT'S FOR SWIMMING NATIONAL INTERMEDIATE AGE GROUP CHAMPIONSHIPS Group 1 (18 yrs & Over) Group 2 (Under 18) Group 3 (Under 15) Group 4 (Under 13) Group 5 (Under 11) Men Women Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls 50M Free 32.00 37.00 33.00 38.00 34.00 39.00 37.00 40.00 42.00 44.00 50M Breast 41.00 48.00 42.00 49.00 44.00 49.00 49.00 51.00 54.00 57.00 50M Back 38.00 43.00 39.00 45.00 41.00 47.00 44.00 49.00 50.00 54.00 50M Fly 35.00 41.00 36.00 42.00 37.00 43.00 42.00 45.00 49.00 51.00 200M IM 3:10.00 3:30.00 3:16.00 3:33.00 3:20.00 3:35.00 3:35.00 3:46.00 4:03.00 4:15.00 100M Free 1:16.00 1:29.00 1:18.00 1:31.00 1:18.00 1:31.00 1:28.00 1:33.00 200M Free 2:46.00 3:05.00 2:54.00 3:14.00 2:58.00 3:17.00 4. RULES FINA & SLASU rules will be strictly enforced. All Participants must swim in their respective Age Group in which they belong to. Failure to comply will result in disqualification of the team. 5. AWARDING OF PLACING & POINTS Award of Points shall be as follows: Placing 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th Points 10 8 7 6 5 4 3 2
With the conversion of the Anglo-Saxon kingdoms and the reintroduction of Christianity to England, a tone was set for the future of this land and those that inhabited it. It did not, however, completely change the customs of the Anglo-Saxons especially during the infancy of English Christianity. Though he became a Christian himself, Æthelberht did not compose any laws that would forbid the practice of the older pagan customs. Therefore when his son, Eadbald who did not even convert in the first place, took the throne there was a “cultural return” to pagan tradition throughout Kent with the death of Æthelberht. After paganism was outlawed in 640CE, the English form of Christianity still experienced a sort of fusion with Germanic traditions. German concepts such as Wergeld, or man price, were still a common idea held by the along with the concept of revenge for wrongdoings. This Latin-Germanic society of the seventh century with it conflicting identities can be seen as a parallel to the Anglo-Scandinavians that would emerge just a couple of centuries later with the formation of the Danelaw. The Coming of the Northmen the raid on Lindisfarne, more Danes and Norwegians made their way west, not limiting their raids to England, but instead making their way into and around the continent sailing along the coast and traversing rivers all around Europe. Men such as Olaf Tryggvason, Harald Bluetooth, along with several unnamed individuals would take part in the raiding and socio-political exchanges that marked this period, making a name for themselves and becoming historical figures of legendary status that still influence today’s culture in the form of cinematic entertainment, technological innovations (such as Bluetooth), literature and so on. These men and women from northern Europe and their activities had affected the very political structure of empires such as those forged by the Byzantines and the Carolingians. Yet the focus of this work will be on what these people did to influence England’s character and how the circumstances
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2018 ELEMENTARY, INTERMEDIATE & HIGH SCHOOL LUNCH MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY 1 CHEESEBURGER CRAISINS FRENCH FRIES 2 PIZZA BAGEL CELERY STICKS W/ PEANUT BUTTER BAGGED APPLE SLICES 5 NO SCHOOL 6 NO SCHOOL 7 NO SCHOOL 8 NO SCHOOL 9 NO SCHOOL 12 CHICKEN NUGGETS APPLE SAUCE GREEN BEANS 13 GRILLED CHEESE CHERRY SIDEKICK BAGGED SLICES ELEMENTARY: ANYTIMERS Turkey Ham & Cheese Lunch Kit ½ day 14 CHICKEN PARM SANDWICH FRUIT JUICE BABY CARROTS ELEMENTARY: ANYTIMERS Whole Grain Pizza Lunch Kit ½ day 15 HOT DOG MIX SMILEYS ELEMENTARY: ANYTIMERS Chicken Sticks w/ BBQ Sauce Lunch Kit ½ day 16 PIZZA SAUTEED SPINACH PEARS 19 POPCORN CHICKEN BROCCOLI & CHEESE FRESH APPLE 20 GRILLED CHEESE TOMATO SOUP PEACHES 21 CHICKEN PARM SANDWICH ½ Day Int. Bagged Lunch ROASTED DICED POTATOES FRUIT JUICE 26 BUFFALO CHICKEN NUGGETS CRAISINS GREEN BEANS 27 TURKEY TACO RICE & BEANS GRAPES 28 MOZZARELLA STICKS W/ MARINARA SAUCE ORANGE BABY CARROTS 29 PANCAKES & SAUSAGE SIDEKICK BAGGED APPLE SLICES 30 PIZZA CELERY STICKS W/ PEANUT BUTTER BAGGED APPLE SLICES Salad Bar & Made to Order Sandwiches are available in the High Schools Daily. Premade Salads & Sandwiches are available in the Intermediate Schools Daily. Elementary Lunch $2.85 Intermediate Lunch $3.00 High School Lunch $3.25 Federal Lunch Applications, menus & nutritional information are available online now!
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THE NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE HOSPITALS NHS FOUNDATION TRUST A meeting of the Board of Directors will be held on Wednesday, 25th November 2015 at 12-45pm in Function Room 137, Education Centre, Freeman Hospital, Newcastle upon Tyne. Sir Leonard Fenwick Chief Executive A G E N D A Part A – Public Session A1. Apologies for Absence. A2. Declarations of Interest. A3. Minutes of the Meeting held on 28th October 2015 Enclosure A4. Strategic Items Report of the Chief Executive Enclosure A5. Safety, Quality and Performance Healthcare Associated Infections Enclosure Quality Report Enclosure Clinical Assurance Toolkit & Friends and Family Test Enclosure Nurse & Midwifery Monthly Staffing Exception Report Enclosure Patient Experience Enclosure Finance A6. 2015/16 Month 7 Finance Report Enclosure A7. Items to Receive Quality Account – Six-Monthly Report Enclosure National Audit of Inpatient Falls Enclosure Parliamentary and Health Services Ombudsman: Complaints about Acute Trusts 2014/15 Enclosure Council of Governors 19th November 2015 Oral report To resolve to exclude members of the press and public in accordance with the Health Services Act 2006 (Schedule 7 Section 18(E)) (as amended by the Health and Social Care Act 2012) and in view of publicity being prejudicial to the public interest. The next scheduled meeting will be held at 12-45pm on Wednesday, 16th December 2015.
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DeKalb Middle School Weekly Lesson Plan Teacher: Jacobs * Teaching Structures: Date: Nov 26- Dec 1 Subject: ELA (S) station teaching (T) team teaching Class Hour: 1,3,6 (P) parallel teaching Target Students: Students with Special Needs: Day/Date Big Idea/ Goals Lesson Activities Assessment Standard Question *Teaching Structure Monday The Outsiders BW- Analogies Read Chp 9 of The Outsiders, define vocabulary from chapter. Participate in Socratic Seminar from interpretive question. HW.- Comprehension questions over Chapter 9 8RL . KID.1 8 RL KID 3 8 RL CS 4 8 RL RRTC 10 Do you think some people really like to fight? Tuesday The Outsiders BW- Sit/set, lie/lay, raise/rise Read Chp 10 of The Outsiders, define vocabulary from chapter. Participate in Socratic Seminar from interpretive question. HW.- Comprehension questions over Chapter 10 8RL . KID.1 8 RL KID 3 8 RL CS 4 8 RL RRTC 10 If we choose to die, is it really gallant? Wednesday The Outsiders BW- Context clues passage Read Chp 11 of The Outsiders, define vocabulary from chapter. Participate in Socratic Seminar from interpretive question. HW.- Comprehension questions over Chapter 11 8RL . KID.1 8 RL KID 3 8 RL CS 4 8 RL RRTC 10 Would you rather someone hate you or feel bad for you? Thursday The Outsiders BW- sit/set, lie/lay, raise/rise The Outsiders quiz 1-6 Read Chp 12 of The Outsiders, define vocabulary from chapter. Participate in Socratic Seminar from interpretive question. HW.- Comprehension questions over Chapter 12 8RL . KID.1 8RL KID 2 8 RL CS 4 8 RL RRTC 10 8 W TTP 1 8 W TTp 2 What do you makes a hero? Friday The Outsiders BW- Write; How does rich vs poor divide people? Assessment over The Outsiders comprehension and Vocabulary
DeKalb Middle School Lesson Plan – page 2 Teacher: Jacobs Week Of: Nov 26- Dec 1 Subject: ELA Class Hour: 1,3,6 Academic Adaptations (as needed for gifted students and students with disabilities) Key Vocabulary Materials/ Support Needed Performance Data and Notes Monday Modified bellwork and abbreviated lessons. mortal, affectionately, superiority, delinquent, conformity, smoldering, grim, ruefully, taut, contempt Chromebook for comprehension questions in Google Classroom Tuesday Modified bellwork and abbreviated feverish, bewildered, vaguely, delirious, gallant, indignantly Wednesday Modified bellwork and abbreviated liable Chromebook for comprehension questions in Google Classroom Thursday Modified bellwork and abbreviated lesson- vast Chromebook for comprehension questions in Google Classroom Friday Modified bellwork and abbreviated lesson Chromebook for comprehension questions in Google Classroom