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TIME Day Two - Tuesday, October 23, 2018 ACCESS, SERVICES AND DESIGN TRACK FACULTY 8:30 - 9:00 NETWORKING BREAKFAST Bring your continental breakfast to your employment track meeting room. A chance to get to know the presenters and the other participants in the track in a casual manner. John Wodatch 9:00 - 10:40 ADA FUNDAMENTALS: PROGRAMS, SERVICES, AND ACTIVITIES (see listing Combined Access and Higher Ed) Advanced P.A. Access Session: Facilities, Web, Rights-of-Way John Wodatch Jim Bostrom, Jim Terry, Dean Perkins 10:40 - 12 Noon ADA Fundamentals: Facilities (see listing Combined Access and Higher Ed) IMPLEMENTING POLICIES FOR ACCESSIBILITY -- HEALTH CARE - PART 1 Providing accessible healthcare from an understanding of how the ADA and Section 504 regulations apply in operations through the implementation of policies, procedures, and training. This session will briefly cover the ADA and Section 504 requirements with a focus on applying the requirements in everyday operations through developing policies for various healthcare settings. The discussion will cover examples of what has worked and what to avoid in policies, procedures, and operational guides for care of patients with disabilities. Advanced PA Session: Policies, Communication, Service Animals, and Reasonable Mods Jim Terry, Dean Perkins Jim Bostrom Irene Bowen June Kailes, Carol Bradley Kaylan Dunlap Irene Bowen, John Wodatch 12 Noon – 1:00 Luncheon Hosted by the National Institute on Employment Issues TIME Day Two - Tuesday, October 23, 2018 ACCESS, SERVICES AND DESIGN TRACK FACULTY
TIME Day Two - Tuesday, October 23, 2018 ACCESS, SERVICES AND DESIGN TRACK FACULTY 2:15 - 3:15 EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION (see listing under Combined Access and Higher Ed) DIAGNOSTIC MEDICAL EQUIPMENT AND ACCESSIBLE HEALTHCARE HEALTH CARE - PART 3 In early 2017, the Access Board published standards for accessible medical diagnostic equipment. These standards cover a variety of diagnostic equipment used in small and large facilities. Four members of the Access Board’s Medical Diagnostic Equipment Accessibility Standards Advisory Committee, which provided significant input for the standards, will discuss the requirements and how they apply to medical care programs and services. Melissa Frost John Wodatch Jim Bostrom, June Kailes, Kaylan Dunlap, Carol Bradley, Irene Bowen 3:30 - 4:30 STANDARDS FOR ELECTRONIC AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND WEB GUIDELINES (see listing under Combined Access and Higher Ed) EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION: CASE STUDIES In this interactive workshop, we’ll examine scenarios addressing which auxiliary aids to use in different circumstances. Areas covered may include courtroom settings, doctor’s office visits, town council meetings, police arrests, hospital emergency rooms, communications by and with deaf companions, and video remote interpreting. Jim Bostrom Joe Dolson Paul Grossman Rachel Weisberg John Wodatch 4:45 – 6:00 ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT’S NETWORKING RECEPTION Come and meet your Speakers and our board of directors and network further with your fellow participants in a relaxed atmosphere and enjoy snacks and refreshments. TIME Day Three - Wednesday, October 24, 2018 ACCESS, SERVICES AND DESIGN TRACK FACULTY
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“A lot of people never use their initiative because no one told them to.” ~ Banksy 2018 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 8AM Gym Parent Workshop: Claim the Name 7PM Gym 2 3 4 2:30 School yard 5 School Mass 9AM 12:00 Dismissal K-8 Algebra Regents#1 Due Last day of Summer Uniform 6 7 OptionC.com #859 8 SCHOOL CLOSED 9Terra Nova Exams Full Regular Uniform Begins 10Terra Nova Exams 3rd-8th 11Terra Nova Exams 3rd-8th Pizza Orders Due 12 Nova Exams 3-8th Pizza Sale HALLOWEEN TICKET ORDERS DUE 13 14 15 Terra Nova Exams 3rd-8th NUT Card Day CANDY SALE ENDS 1HAA Parent Meeting 7PM 17 PreK Closed 18 Dress Up 19 7PM Gym 20 21 22 PROGRESS REPORT 23 24 Full Regular Uniform 25 26 Dress Down $1 7-10PM Gym with Tickets 27 28 Family Mass 9AM 29 30 31 Happy Halloween! K-4 Wear Costumes (NO Props) 5th -8th Wear Halloween Colors Tuition Office: 718-849-3988 X 2 PreK Office: 718-846-0912 Nurse’s Office 718-846-0741 Fax:718-850-2842 www.hcjcany.org
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Readiness: co-chaired by CAPT Mark Methner and CAPT Bill Murphy In order to better understand COA members’ needs for readiness information and outreach under the readiness subcommittee, COA will be conducting a short survey. Please take a few minutes to complete the survey when you receive it via email. In Memoriam: One of our members, CAPT Chuck Herron passed away on September 28. The family does not yet have plans for a memorial; however his son will let us know when it is planned. We will be preparing a condolences card for his widow, Mrs. Birgitta Herron. Open Mic LCDR Feldmann planning to make a NavyNex purchase for some uniform components. him at if you wish to have him order something for you. Executive board to research the possibility of having a government Financial Advisor visit to discuss the Blended Retirement System and other financial advice for active duty officers. VI. Adjournment The meeting was adjourned at 12:50 by LCDR Catherine Beaucham. The next meeting will be scheduled for November 7, 2018 in the Taft Building from 12:00-1:00pm.
3:30 - 4:30 GENERAL SESSION HOW DO YOU DO THAT? You’re not alone! Hear from – and ask questions of -- ADA Coordinators who face the same issues you face every day. We’ve assembled a group of experienced ADA Coordinators from state and local government agencies, colleges and universities, and other entities who will reveal the things they wish they had known early on, as well as their practical tips. John Wodatch with A panel of current ADA Coordinators and Professional Associates
of representatives of the 57 First Nations labour market organizations to work with ESDC in the transition and implementation phase. A Labour Market Council (FMLMC) and Secretariat (FNS) Working Group was established to review the planning, concept and role of a Labour Market Council and Secretariat to provide leadership and capacity, act at arm’s length from the Government of Canada and direct research development and maintain outreach with First Nations labour market partners, organizations and agencies under the control and leadership of First Nations. A Financial Model Working Group will examine and refine the financial model recommended in March 2017 against information received in Budget 2018. The task is to work with ESDC officials to ensure that all information is considered in developing a distribution methodology that is fair and equitable, based on the budget amounts provided by Budget 2018. A Communications Working Group will focus on a strategy that promotes a positive outlook on labour force development for First Nations rights holders, governments and service organizations. Key products will include background information on the First Nations Labour Market Strategy and details on the proposed policy and governance approach in the transition to a new labour market structure. A Sub-Technical Working Group, comprised of First Nations regional representatives, has been working with ESDC on new draft terms and conditions for grants and contributions that will guide the implementation of a new First Nations labour market strategy. In July 2018, Resolution 25/2018, Next Steps on a Distinct First Nations Labour Market Strategy, was passed directing the CCCHRD and Technical Working Groups to continue to work with ESDC to respond to the funding impacts of inflation and population growth, financial supports for the development of capacity, and to advance labour market authority and jurisdiction under the control of First Nations Governments. A First Nations Technical Working Group on Human Resources Development (TWG) National Meeting on the First Nations Labour Market was convened on September 13 and 14, 2018, to report on the progress made in the co-development and implementation of the new framework requirements that will form the new distinct First Nations Labour Market Strategy. The discussions included dialogue on the funding considerations for a First Nations labour market strategy, the terms and conditions for a new First Nations labour market agreement, and planning for new First Nations agreement holders. A second National Meeting on the First Nations Labour Market is planned for November 6-7, 2018. Seek support for the inclusion of First Nations at the upcoming Federal Labour Market Ministers (FLMM) meeting.
Pre-Pool: poolside Leys 18.40 - 19.00 (ZL) Pool Leys 19.00- 21.00 ZL 2 P3 / DS3 Land: Studio/ S Hall Leys 18.50 - 19.20 MP/LO Pool Leys 19.30 - 21.00 LO 2 AC2 POOL LEYS 19:00 LB 2 AC1 POOL LEYS 20:00 – 21:00 LB 2 OH CANCELLED FROM 18:00 – 21:00 6 LANES DUE TO SCHOOL OPEN DAY All training cancelled at Headington on 06/10/2018 due to school open day Saturday 06/10/2018 All Headington Cancelled from 7:30 – 13:00 MP away due to his Wedding (10/10/2018 – 13/10/2018) Swindon Wednesday 10/10/2018 P2 Pre - pool OH 5.30 - 5.45 FW 2 or 3 Pool OH 5.45 - 7.30 FW AC1/ AC2 Pre - pool OH 5.45 - 6.00 LB 3 or 4 Pool OH 5.45 - 7.30 LB NP/ P1 / JM1 Pool Leys 5.20-7.30 ZL 4 AC3 GR1 Pool Leys 16.00 - 17.30 LB 2 Post-pool: Poolside Leys 17.30 - 18.00 LB HP/NP Pre-pool Leys 16.40 - 17.00 AB Pool Leys 17.00 - 19.00 AB 2 Post pool : Poolside Leys 19.00 - 19.20 AB GYM Leys 19.20 - 20.15 SESSION SET BY MP DS1 Studio / S Hall Leys 16.30 MAX DS2 Studio / S Hall Leys 16.30 MAX/ FW
Pool Leys 17.30 FW 3 Post pool: Poolside Leys 19.00 - 19.30 MAX DS3 Pool Leys LB/LO 1 NP/ P1 Pre - pool Leys (Mid Dist & BR/S) Pool Leys 19.00 - 21.00 IK/AB 5 P2 Studio / S Hall Leys CANCELLED 18.00-18.45 PRE-POOL ON POOLSIDE LEYS 18:30 – 18:45 FW Pool Leys 19.00 - 21.00 FW 3 S&C Skill Transfer Leys 20.15 - 21.00 FW Masters/ JM 1 & 2 Pool OH 20.00 - 21.30 ZL 6 Thursday 11/10/2018 NP SP1 Pre - pool: poolside Leys 5.50-6.00 AB Pool Leys 6.00- 6.50 AB 1 GYM Leys 7.05 - 8.00 SESSION SET BY MP NP SP2 Pre - pool: poolside Leys 5.50 - 6.00 AB GYM Leys 6.00 - 6.50 SESSION SET BY MP Pool Leys 7.00 -8.00 AB 1 HP Pre - pool: poolside Leys 5.50-6.00 AB Pool Leys 6.00 - 8.00 AB 1 GYM Leys 8.15-9.15 SESSION SET BY MP P3 Pool Leys 5.50- 7.30 2 HP/ NP Studio Barton MAX Pre - pool Barton AB Pool Barton 18.30- 20.30 AB 4 AC2/ DS1 Pool Ferry 18.45 - 20.30 LB/ LO 3,3 NP/ P1 Pool OH 18.45 - 20.30 ZL 3 P2 Pool + TRX OH 18.45 - 20.30 FW/ MAX 3 Masters/ JM 1 & 2 Pool OH 20.30 - 22.00 ZL 6 Friday NP / P1 Pool OH 5.20 -7:30 ZL 3
Post - pool 7.15 - 7.30 FW HP/NP Pool Leys 5.20 -7:30 AB 4 HP/NP GR1 Pre - pool: poolside Leys 16.45 - 17.00 AB Pool Leys 17.00 - 19.00 AB/ZL 3 Post pool : Poolside Leys 19.00 - 19.30 (Set MP) GYM Leys 19:20 - 20.15 SESSION SET BY MP HP/NP GR2 Pre - pool: poolside Leys 16.45 - 17.00 AB Pool Leys 17.00 - 19.30 AB 3 Post pool: Poolside Leys 19.30 - 19.50 AB GYM Leys 19:45 - 20.30 SESSION SET BY MP NP/ P1 Land: Studio/ S Hall Leys 17.45 - 18.45 CANCELLED EVERY ONE poolside Leys 18.40 - 19.00 (ZL) Pool Leys 19.00- 21.00 ZL 3 P3 / DS3 Land: Studio/ S Hall Leys 18.50 - 19.20 LO Pool Leys 19.30 - 21.00 LO AC2 Pool OH 18.00 - 19.30 LB Post-pool OH 19:30-20:00 LB DS2 Pool OH 18.00 - 19.30 FW AC1 Pool OH 19.30 - 21.00 LB P2 Pool OH 19.30 - 21.00 FW CHANGES DUE TO MALAGA CAMP FROM 21/10/2018 – 27/10/2018
October Holiday Challenge If you have some time to spare in the holidays, why not tackle some of these challenges. You will get one credit for each challenge you complete. To get credits, complete the challenges and show your work to your Children’s University contact teacher. 1 Mahatma Ghandi was born on the 2nd of October. Research his life (remember you can do research in local libraries) and prepare a fact sheet or make a presentation about it. 2 October is National Pizza Month. Devise a recipe for pizza, using your favourite ingredients to make the best ever topping. 3 Paint or draw an Autumn scene. 4 The “Mary Rose”, a famous battleship was sunk in battle in 1545, but was raised from the sea bed on 11th October, 1982. Find out all you can this famous ship. 5 Children’s University will be launched in lots of Primary schools in the next few weeks. Design a poster explaining why it is worth getting involved in Children’s University. 6 Write a spooky story for Halloween or create a spooky story comic strip. 7 Make a Halloween costume and either get a photo of you wearing it or get someone else to model it for a photograph. Prepare a list of the materials you used to make the costume. Use only things you can find around the house. 8 World Space Week runs from 4th to 10th October. This year, we have heard all about Tim Peake’s adventures in the European Space station. Imagine you are an astronaut on the space station. Design a postcard showing the view from the space centre window and write a message about the life you have there. 9 Art Picture Go on a hunt in your local area for leaves, sticks conkers etc. Use what you find to make a 10 Find a tree in your local area and keep a diary of what happens to it over the October
picture and take a photograph of it. Artist Andy Goldsworthy does this kind of art all the time. Find a picture of his and try to recreate it. (2 credit challenge) holidays. Use photos and drawings to help show the changes. 11 Feed the Birds - Fat-ball Mix lard or hard cooking fat with birdseed and shape it into balls. (This is easier if you soften the fat slightly first). These can be placed in bird-feeders, or you can hang them up in the nets that you buy citrus fruit in in the supermarket. Hang these tempting treats well away from where any cats can reach them! Take a photograph of the finished item. 12 Hunt for Conkers Do some research in your library to identify a horse chestnut tree and see if you can find one near you. Make a collection of conkers of different sizes and make them into your own conker family. Take a picture or painting of the family.
Home Fixtures in October Sun 15 Haverhill Rovers 10:00am EJA Sat 21 Folkestone Invicta 3:00pm BPL Tue 24 Needham Market 7:45 TN1 Sat 28 Folkestone Invicta 3:00pm FAT Sun 29 Histon 10:00am EJA BPL – Bostik Premier, FAT FA Trophy TN1 – Thurlow Nunn 1, TNYL – Thurlow Nunn Youth League SYC – Suffolk FA Youth Cup, FAY – FA Youth Cup EJA – Eastern Junior Alliance Fixtures subject to change. Please check our website
Elementary, Intermediate & HS Lunch MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY 1 POPCORN CHICKEN BROCCOLI & CHEESE FRESH ORANGE 2 CHICKEN TACO CONFETTI CORN GRAPES 3 ELBOWS & MEAT GARLIC KNOTS ROSATI ITALIAN ICE BABY CARROTS 4 CHEESEBURGER CRAISINS FRENCH FRIES 5 BAGEL CORN & BEAN SALSA BAGGED APPLE SLICES 8 COLUMBUS DAY NO SCHOOL 9 MAC & CHEESE CHERRY SIDEKICK BAGGED APPLE SLICES 10 SPAGHETTI & MEATBALLS GARLIC KNOTS MIXED FRUIT SPINACH 11 CHEESESTEAK SMILEYS FRUIT PUNCH 12 PIZZA TOSSED PEARS 15 POPCORN CHICKEN BROCCOLI & CHEESE FRESH ORANGE 16 GRILLED CHEESE MACARONI SALAD ORANGE 17 BAKED ZITI GARLIC KNOTS FRESH APPLE TOSSED SALAD 18 HOT DOG VEGETARIAN BEANS TATER TOTS 19 PIZZA BAGEL CORN & BLACK BEAN SALSA BAGGED APPLE SLICES 22 CHICKEN NUGGETS FRESH APPLE GREEN BEANS 23 BEEF TACO RICE & BEANS PEACHES 24 MOZZARELLA STICKS W/ MARINARA BABY CARROTS ORANGE 25 PANCAKES & SAUSAGE ½ DAY - INT BAGGED LUNCH SIDEKICK BAGGED APPLE SLICES 26 PIZZA TOSSED SALAD STRAWBERRY APPLES 29 POPCORN CHICKEN BROCCOLI & CHEESE FRESH ORANGE 30 CHICKEN TACO CONFETTI CORN GRAPES 31 ELBOWS & MEAT SAUCE GARLIC KNOTS ROSATI ITALIAN ICE BABY CARROTS 1 CHEESEBURGER CRAISINS FRENCH FRIES 2 PIZZA BAGEL CORN & BLACK BEAN SALSA 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! We are an Equal Opportunity Employer. Menus are subject to change. Adult Elementary Lunch $4.50 Intermediate Lunch $4.50 High School Lunch $4.50
READING WRITING MATH SCIENCE SOCIAL STUDIES Author and Illustrator roles, ask and answer questions about unknown words in a text. Rhyming Words, Beginning Sounds, ALL Letter names and sounds. Our first and last names, Letters correctly written on a line, spacing, capital letters and end punctuation. Numbers count objects in line, circle, or array and write how many, then count on one more. The Practice of Science: Record observations of investigations & experiments. Historical Knowledge: Compare children and families of today with those in the past. Recognize and compare our national celebrations & holidays to other cultures.
CP English 11 October 2012 Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri 1 2 3 4 5 -Anglo-Saxon riddles -Read and analyze “The Seafarer” (Anglo-Saxon poem) - Sentence variety/structure multiple choice summative -Read and analyze “The Seafarer” Grendel chapter 2 Grendel chapter 4 -Vocab. words 16-18 due -Grendel chapter 12 -Draft Grendel and Beowulf comparative essay 8 9 10 11 12 Work on Grendel and Beowulf comparative essay in enclosed computer lab Work on Grendel and Beowulf comparative essay in enclosed computer lab - Grendel and Beowulf comparative essay due- submit to Turnitin.com by 10/17 - The Canterbury Tales prologue -Vocab. words 19-21 due - The Canterbury Tales prologue No School 15 16 17 18 19 -Vocab. formative #3 list - Read “How the Black Death Worked” -Anticipation guide for “The Pardoner’s Tale” HW: Define 1-12 - Read “The Pardoner’s Tale” with guide HW: Define 13-25 Read “The Pardoner’s Tale” with study guide -Anticipation guide and article for “The Wife of Bath’s Tale” Vocab. formative assessment #3 -Read “The Wife of Bath’s Tale” - Vocab. words 22-30 due -List of 30 vocab. words due- submit to Turnitin.com by 10/26 -Works Cited page for vocabulary sources due 22 23 24 25 26 -Read “The Wife of Bath’s Tale” with study guide -The Canterbury Tales assessment (multiple choice) -ACT practice activities: Rhetorical skills -ACT practice activities: Rhetorical skills -ACT rhetorical skills assessment Last day of 1st Quarter -ACT English practice test First day of 2nd quarter 29 30 31 A & E King Arthur biography video -Introduction to Arthurian legend -Assign summative essay - Read “Sir Gawain and the Green Knight” with study guide
CP English 11 November 2012 Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri 1 2 - Read “Sir Gawain and the Green Knight” with study guide -Vocab. words 1-3 due - Read “Sir Gawain and the Green Knight” with study guide 5 6 7 8 9 - Read Le Morte d’Arthur with study guide No school for students - Read Le Morte d’Arthur with study guide -Arthurian legend multiple choice assessment -Self-select assignment: rationale due 11/15 -Vocab. words 4-6 due -View A Knight’s Tale 12 13 14 15 16 -Vocab. formative list #1 -View A Knight’s Tale HW: Define 1-12 View A Knight’s Tale HW: Define words 13-25 -Draft intro. paragraph for medieval romance essay -Self-select rationale due -Computer lab to medieval romance essay -Vocab. formative assessment #1 -Vocab. words 7-9 due -Computer lab to write medieval romance essay 19 20 21 22 23 -Peer revision of medieval romance essay Medieval romance essay due- submit to Turnitin.com by 11/27 Satire/parody lesson: Monty Python and the Holy Grail No School – Thanksgiving Break No School – Thanksgiving Break No School – Thanksgiving 26 27 28 29 30 -Vocab. formative list #2 --Introduction to Macbeth -Read Macbeth Act I Medieval romance essay due to Turnitin.com -Read Macbeth Act I -Read Macbeth Act II -Read Macbeth Act II -Vocab. words 10-12 due -Vocab. formative assessment #2 -First five quotes for due -Read Macbeth Act III
Williamson American Legion 100 PER CENT AMERICANISM Post 394 AMERICA FOR AMERICANS OUR MOTTO P.O. Box 158, 6206 Lake Avenue OUR AIM Williamson, NY 14589 COMMANDER Dave Madison 585-303-2964 Terry Pulver 585-406-0254 SECOND-VICE Tim George Gushue 483-6216 Tim Ginett 585-506-2206 ADJUTANT James D. Hoffman 315-576-1517 FINANCE Dick Baxter 585-305-4958 SGT-AT-ARMS Dennis McCarthy 589-9501 CHAPLAIN Dick Baxter 585-305-4958 HISTORIAN Peter Evans 589-8422 JUDGE ADVOCATE Chuck Brust 585-719-3993 SERVICE OFFICER Ray Cook 315-904-4238 MEMBER @ LARGE Dean Sheffield 589-8987 TRUSTEES Tim Huff ’18 589-8925
Phoenix Leicester - Press Listings October 2015 Key: AF = Autistic Friendly / AD = Audio Descriptive / SUBS = Subtitled Thursday 1st October Everest 3D 12A 14:50 Legend 18 15:30 20:30 Bajrangi Bhaijaan 12A 17:30 Ricki and the Flash 12A 18:15 Everest 2D 12A 20:45 Friday 2nd October Macbeth 15 15:30 18:15 20:45 Tangerines 15 16:15 A Walk in the Woods 15 18:20 American Ultra 15 20:45 Saturday 3rd October Zarafa PG 11:00 Macbeth 15 13:00 15:30 18:15 20:45 A Walk in the Woods 15 13:15 20:15 American Ultra 15 15:45 Tangerines 15 18:00 Sunday 4th October Macbeth 15 12:00 14:40 17:15 19:45 Zarafa PG 12:30 A Walk in the Woods 15 14:50 Tangerines 15 17:15 American Ultra 15 19:30 Monday 5th October A Walk in the 15 13:00 18:10 Macbeth 15 13:30 16:30 19:30 American Ultra 15 15:30 Tangerines 15 20:30 Tuesday 6th October Macbeth 15 13:00 15:30 18:15 20:45 Tangerines 15 13:30 A Walk in the Woods 15 16:00 Looking for Love + Q&A 15 19:30
DAY VENUE ACTIVITY AGE COST Please tick to book on the session Tuesday 30th October 10:00 – 2:30pm Hilltop School Larch Road, Maltby, Pop up Cinema and session ‘Make your own Pizza’ Age 5yrs – 16yrs £5:00 Lunch provided DAY ACTIVITY AGE COST Please tick to book on the session Wednesday 31st October 1:00 – 5:30pm New York Stadium New York Way Rotherham S60 1FJ Halloween Disco and Craft making session All Ages £5:00 Tea provided DAY ACTIVITY AGE COST Please tick to book on the session Thursday 1st November 10:00 – 2:30pm Kelford School Oakdale Road Kimberworth Wonders of Magic – Magic show, Face painting and Crafts All Ages £5:00 Lunch provided
1 2 3 4 5 6 FIRE SAFETY 12-4 PM WCI 135 BEAVER STREET WALTHAM 7 8 9 10 Day 11 12 SELF DIRECTION 10AM-12PM 13 PERSON CENTERED PLANNING 14 15 16 17 18 19 BASIC HUMAN RIGHTS 9:30-12PM 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 WORKPLACE 9:30-12 PM 27 28 29 30 31 Halloween Notes: ◄ November 2016 ► Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
October 2018 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Practice 3:00pm-5:00pm @ Laramie Middle School Small Gym Practice 3:00pm-5:00pm @ Laramie Middle School Small Gym Practice 3:00pm-5:00pm @ Laramie Middle School Small Gym Practice 3:00pm-5:00pm @ Laramie Middle School Small Gym Practice 3:00pm-5:00pm @ Laramie Middle School Gym 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Practice 3:00pm-5:00pm @ Laramie Middle School Small Gym Practice 3:00pm-5:00pm @ Laramie Middle School Small Gym Practice 3:00pm-5:00pm @ Laramie Middle School Small Gym Practice 3:00pm-5:00pm @ Laramie Middle School Small Gym Practice 3:00pm-5:00pm @ Laramie Middle School Small Gym Laramie Invite @ LMS 9:00am 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 Practice 5:30-7:30pm @ Laramie High School Wrestling Room Dual vs Johnson 3:30pm @ LMS Practice 5:30-7:30pm @ Laramie High School Wrestling Room Practice 3:00pm-5:00pm @ Laramie High School Wrestling Room Practice 3:00pm-5:00pm @ Laramie High School Wrestling Room Warrior Invite @ Central 28 29 30 31 Practice 5:30-7:30pm @ Laramie High School Wrestling Room Practice 3:00pm-5:00pm @ Laramie High School Wrestling Room Dual @ McKormick
O C T O B E R 2 0 1 4 CROSS OF CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH cross-christ@att.net Office: 248-437-8810 Fax: 248-437-7708 Web:www.crossofchristlutheran.org www.facebook.com/crossofchristsouthlyon ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday + Indicates Holy Communion 1 4:00-5:30pm Confirmation 2 3 4 5 Stewardship Program 9:00am Adult Bible Study 10:00am Worship 10:00am Sunday School 10:00am Youth Bible Stdy 6 7 8 4:00-5:30pm Confirmation 9 10 11 12 Stewardship Program 9:00am Adult Bible Study 10:00am Worship + 10:00am Sunday School 13 PHOTOGRAPHY 3:00-8:00pm 14 15 4:00-5:30pm Confirmation 16 17 18 19 Stewardship Program Commitment Sunday 9:00am Adult Bible Study 10:00am Worship 10:00am Sunday School 10:00am Bible Stdy. 11:00am Coffee Hour: Preschool Board 20 7:00pm Bd. of Trustees 21 10:00am Board of Evangelism/ Stewardship 7:00pm Church Council 22 4:00-5:30pm Confirmation 23 24 25 Children’s Halloween Party (Time to be announced) 26 Reformation Sunday 9:00am Adult Bible St. 10:00am Worship + 10:00am Sunday School 27 28 29 4:00-5:30pm Confirmation 30 31
Committee Meeting Minutes / Pwyllgor Gwaith Present: CILIP Cymru / Wales Committee Tracey Stanley (TS) Lori Havard (LH), Dylan Hughes (DH) [attended online], Paul Jeorrett (PJ), Ann Jones (AJ), Andrew Eynon (AE) [attended online], Marlize Palmer (MP), Helen Staffer (HS) CILIP Staff Powell (MPo), Kathryn (KP) Apologies: Sharon Cook, Nicola Pitman, Alison Tyler (invited MALD rep, submitted email report) Item Actions Opening Remarks and Apologies for Absence Sylwadau Agoriadol ac Ymddiheuriadau 1 Welcome from TS Matters Arising Materion yn Codi 2 Minutes from last meeting held on 12th July were unavailable due to issues with IT. MALD Update – email update received from Alison Tyler 3 Staffing at MALD Jemma Francis on maternity leave for a year and currently the post is vacant. James Watkins, moved on from MALD in August and Peter Owen has been appointed as interim acting head for MALD. ACTION: TS to investigate out how long this interim appointment is for. Welsh Libraries Plan A plan for libraries for 2017-18 was drawn up and a near-final draft was sent to SCL Wales for comment in spring. For various reasons this plan has not been published or issued more widely. Unlikely to be published this year. Helpful to look at plans for 2018-onwards now. AT would like to have more of a cross-sector input into this, as the 2017-18 plan is very public-library focused. AT would be grateful for ideas, suggestions and assistance with this. ACTION: All – to AT Libraries Week MALD worked with Four Cymru and CILIP Wales on Libraries Week. This was a change compared to previous years and AT would like to know how it was for various library sectors. What worked, didn’t work, what did you like, not like? What could have been done better? What was done really well? Did you see any increase in ACTION: TS ACTION: ALL ACTION: ALL
embarrassing if also gratifying. 18:10 It being Friday the three of us (two SLs and myself) decided it was a night for a quiet drink -- we call it a juice night. I went to the shop to get a bottle of pink, and about 18:30 we opened it in the departmental kitchen. After dealing (again) with the student writing up, and getting a bunch of forms to deal with registration, thesis and annual report eventually our quiet time started. Discussion was largely on Browne and the current report that teaching budgets were to be cut by 80% and research by 1bn. I knew that both my friends were actively looking at not in the UK, though I they did not know about each other. Pleasant to relax with work colleagues with whom I have ongoing projects, but the main topic is rather depressing. We broke up earlier than some weeks as they had a society AGM to attend. 19:30 Cycle home, more concerned with how fast I was going that the day's work. I cook a simple supper of salad, cheese and garlic bread, with a bottle of decent Fitou. Somehow there was no evening left. I suspect I fell asleep as soon as I got to bed, about 22:00. It has been a hard week. Uid 293 Day at home working Started the day ay 6.50 - an hour of emails - responding to students and colleagues. Stopped at 7.50 to make sure kids fed and dressed for school. Began at 8.45 working on a presentation for Japan around feminism and disability studies. Worked on this for about 3 hours. Switched to read some Masters work and a draft chapter sent by a ph- 1.5 hours. Lunch at the desk and then read thorugh a jount proposal working up to submit between us (group of academics)- ready for Monday meeting. Addressed some new emails and worked on a new practitioner doctorate so looked in inquiry based learning for this. Finished at 5 today (earlier) as friends coming for the weekend. Uid 294 Friday - working at home, trying to keep this as a research day, but some other activities always encroach. Activities completed: Email correspondence with students on my programme who are still not sure of their tutorial groups, and with administrators to try to resolve.
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Advantage Behavioral Health Systems MENTAL HEALTH, DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES, AND ADDICTIVE DISEASES SERVICE BOARD MEETING #218 October 28, 2014 BOARD MEMBERS PRESENT Vinson – Walton Frusanna Hayes – Morgan Mae Davis – Elbert Pat Ellis – Jackson Mary Jo Matthews – Madison Doc Eldridge – Athens-Clarke BOARD MEMBERS ABSENT Shirley Segars – Barrow (EX) R. Charles White – Walton (EX) Vacant – Oconee Vacant - Athens-Clarke Vacant – Barrow Vacant – Athens-Clarke Vacant – Oglethorpe Vacant – Jackson Vacant – Greene ADVANTAGE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SYSTEMS STAFF PRESENT O. J. Booker Steve Barber Janice Callaway Barbara Geter Sherrie Maxwell Brenda Tammy Dalton Elizabeth Stewart Evan Mills Laurie W. Bailey Michael Paktinat Terri Weimorts The meeting was opened by Doc Eldridge, Community Service Board (CSB) Chairman. ACTIONS Motion to approve the agenda. Moved (Pat Ellis); Seconded (Mae Davis); Passed (Unanimously). Motion to accept the minutes of the September 23, 2014 CSB Meeting. Moved (Frusanna Hayes); Seconded (Mae Davis): Passed (Unanimously). Motion to accept the ABHS policies changes as outlined. (Pat Ellis); Seconded (Mary Jo Matthews); Passed (Unanimously). Motion to adjourn. Moved (Mary Jo Matthews); Passed (Unanimously). EMPLOYEE RECOGNITION AWARD Linda Vinson, Staff Support Workgroup Chairperson presented the Gone the Extra Mile Award to Michael Paktinat, Manager, Management Information Systems Department. Michael spends his time ensuring that the Electronic Health Record (EHR) is functioning properly, supporting users, and writing ad hoc reports. He is also the liaison to Qualifacts and the ABHS representative on the Peachstate Information Network (PIN) group. He is incredibly talented and a joy to work with. PRESENTATION – RE-ENTRY HOUSING PROGRAM Weimorts, Program Manager reported that ABHS is currently partnering with the State Board of Pardons and Parole to provide re-entry housing for individuals being
Faculty Senate Meeting Agenda October 12, 2018 Island Hall 323 2:00-4:00 p.m. Call to Order Approval of Agenda Approval of September Minutes Guest Speakers Margaret Dechant, Associate Vice President, Enrollment Management. Topic: Fall Enrollment Delaney Vampran-Foster, Office of Engagement Initiatives Topic: Inclusive Islander Network Speaker’s Report Old Business Committee Reports Academic Affairs – Senator Valadez Faculty Affairs – Senator Harrell Awards, Bylaws, & Elections – Senator Moreno Budget Analysis – Senator Murgulet Committee on Committees – Senator Liaison Reports Provost’s Comments For the good of the order Adjourn
NON-SCARY MOVIE CAMPFIRE STORIES FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31 7 PM – 9PM AT THE MELBOURNE REC CENTER $5 AT THE DOOR WILL GET YOU A MEAL OF HOT DOGS NACHOS DRINK COOKIE $3 FOR AN ADULT MEAL WEAR YOUR COSTUME, PLAY GAMES, HAVE A FUN!! We are looking for volunteers to help with set-up, tear down, and any activities during the evening. News from Melbourne United Methodist Church As we enter the fall season at Melbourne UMC, we prepare not only to celebrate the color, traditions, and the gathering in of the harvest, we also anticipate enjoying the special days of the church that lie ahead. We include in this list also, several events that have become special to us in the life of our parish. Events like the fall harvest dinner fund-raiser, and the days we “hang the greens” for the approaching church season of Advent. Though these events await specific scheduling, we hope you will remain watchful and join with us on the appropriate days.
Beautiful Oblivion – Jamie McGuire – Adult Fiction Walking Disaster – Jamie McGuire – Adult Fiction Invisible – James Patterson – Adult Fiction Mr Mercedes – Stephen King – Adult Fiction Cut and Thrust – Stuart Woods – Adult Fiction Carnal Curiosity – Stuart Woods – Adult Fiction Dark Places – Gillian Flynn – Adult Fiction Sharp Objects – Gillian Flynn – Adult Fiction Big Little Lies – Liane Moriarty – Adult Fiction The Husband’s Secret – Liane Moriarty – Adult Fiction The Invention of Wings – Sue Monk Kidd – Adult Fiction Silver Bay – Jojo Moyes – Adult Fiction My Name is Mary Sutter – Robin Oliveirz – Adult Fiction Mean Streak – Sandra Brown – Adult Fiction Personal – Lee Child – Adult Fiction Orange is the New – Piper Kerman – Adult Nonfiction 12 Years a Slave – Solomon Northrup – Adult Nonfiction The Mockingbird Next Door – Marja Mills – Adult Nonfiction R is for – Adam F. Watkins – Juvenile Fiction A Boy and a Jaguar – Alan Rabinowitz – Juvenile Fiction The Midnight Library – Kazuno Kohara – Juvenile Fiction Foreman Farley Has a Backhoe – Jenny Goebel – Juvenile Fiction Little Teddy Left Behind – Anne Mangan – Juvenile Fiction Fawn at Woodland Way – Kathleen Weidner Zoehfeld – Juvenile Fiction Ninja Boy Goes to School – N.D. Wilson – Juvenile Fiction David Goes to School – David Shannon – Juvenile Fiction The World’s Greatest Football Players – Matt Doeden – Juvenile Nonfiction All About Drawing Farm & Forest Animals – Robbin Cuddy – Juvenile Nonfiction New Added to Our Collection (Continued): Raising Cows on the Koebels’ Farm – Alice K. Flanagan – Juvenile Nonfiction Tuesday Tucks Me In – Luis Carlos Montalvan – Juvenile Nonfiction Guinness World Records 2015 – Guinness World Records – Juvenile NonFiction Robot Man – Paul Orshoski – Easy Reader Bugs on the Bus – Paul Orshoski – Easy Reader My Sitter is a T-Rex! – Paul Orshoski – Easy Reader
The only U.S. president to own a patent and a saloon” Abraham Lincoln. His patent was for a device to lift boats over sandbars. His saloon was a miserable failure. The only president who was an executioner: Grover Cleveland (as sheriff of Erie County, New York, he hanged a murderer). estimated one in ten of us could be a blood relative to one of the original 102 pilgrims who arrived aboard the Mayflower in 1620. And roughly one in three of us has his or her fingerprints on file with the FBI. According to the World giving Index, Americans are the most likely people in the world to help a stranger. Case in point: Slightly more than 69 percent of firefighters in the United States are volunteers. Our real Independence Day—the day Congress voted us free from the British July 2, 1776. July 4 is just when John Hancock put the first signature on the Declaration of Independence to spread the word. Finally, the real acme of the America justice system? That would be the basketball court on the fifth floor of the Supreme Court building. It’s known as the Highest Court in the Land. Reproduced from the July/August 2015 Reader’s Digest How much does it cost to outfit one firefighter? It costs, on average, about $7395 to outfit one firefighter to fight a house fire in accordance with the National Fire and Protection Agency (NFPA) standards. Here is a list of the average equipment and average cost. Fire Helmet $225 Firefighter Bunker Gear $1350 Fire Boots $300 Nomex Hood $25 Firefighting Gloves $60 2-way $385 Air Pack $5000 Flashlight $50 Fire Prevention Week October 4-10, 2015 It has been pretty this summer at the Fire Department. In addition to our regular monthly meetings and training we had several members go to fire school in Cedar Rapids the last weekend in September.
TSC Endorsement We are still waiting to hear from the PSC on our approval. Bobbi Ford indicated that the team is meeting Nov. 1. We still plan to begin the cohort in January (as soon as we have approval). We currently have 8 applicants for January. There are three books required for the endorsement. One has to be ordered from the publisher so we will order that book and include it in the tuition for the first course. The participants will be responsible for getting the other two books by the first day of class. Superintendents, Curriculum Directors, Applicants for the TSC endorsement Pulse Check Thank you to those of you who have already completed our Fall Pulse Check. For those of you who haven’t had a chance yet, please complete by Nov. 4. We value your input and suggestions. Superintendents, Curriculum Directors, SpEd Directors, Principals, Teachers who have participated in training since July. Nov. 4 Thoughts, Ideas, Suggestions, Etc from PL Meeting with David Hill Peggy Stovall Topic Specifics Information to Deadlines Handouts GOSA Grants Math and Computer Science/Coding: Ambrose Elem., Blackshear Elem., Wacona Elem., Charlton Co.,Pierce Middle, Waycross Middle PLAC members, Superintendents, Principals (received through emails) Nov. 10, 2015
IKAN and Gloss Training for Elementary: Component o This is the screener used for the Foundations of Algebra class. Elementary schools are also using this site (New Zealand Math) as a screener for their students also. If your elementary teachers are interested, let me know and I’ll set up training dates. Elementary Principals and Math teachers Cindy Hitt Specifics Information to Deadlines Handouts IIS Data Analysis Tool Training scheduled 1-20-16, 9:00 – 11:30 am. Tool is available through SLDS and provides school and district level SLDS administrators with the ability to create customized reports using assessment, attendance, and student growth model data available in SLDS. School and District SLDS Administrators 1-13-16 GCTE Conference Feb. 19-20 @ Legacy Lodge, Lanier Islands. Registration now open. Visit to register. ($130 GCTE member, $140 nonmember) Get GA Reading GaDOE and Stanford University have partnered to give GA its very own FREE text service for parents. Parents of 4 & 5 year olds are encouraged to sign up for three simple texts per week to help prepare children for kindergarten. Pre-K and K programs. Parents of 4 & 5 year olds.
October 2018 October 2018 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 Frauli 2 3 Kit Connor Coe Peters 4 5 Tru Connor Lilly Duffy 6 7 Carlton & Patricia Glardon 8 Noah Bennett 9 10 Noah Davis Joe Duffy 11 12 Gianna Giacometti Libby Imhoff 13 14 Daniela Frauli Addison Eggenberger 15 Hana Bartnik 16 17 Hunter Paulsen Evan Wolf 18 19 Sam Pugh Hannah Miller 20 21 Nathan, Nolan & Natalie Weis 22 Brooke Armour 23 24 Luke Josefik Addison Eggenberger 25 26 Natalie Jack Duffy 27 28 Emerson & Coe Peters 29 Luke Josefik 30 31 Kit Connor Noah Davis
S M T W Th F Sa 1 2 MNW HBCU COLLEGE FAIR 3 4 CLUB RUSH2018 5 6 7 FB Forum Week7 8 APEL Quotables! 9 10 APEL Quotables! 11 EPSILON MEETING 12 APEL Quotables! APLIT Pops’ Quiz 2 13 14 FB Forum Week8 15 16 17 18 EPSILON MEETING 19 Pops’ Closes GradeBook 20 21 FB Forum Week9 22 23 24 25 End of G/P EPSILON MEETING 26 Teacher Planning Day 27 28 FB Week10 29 Beginning of G/P 30 31 AP HALLOWEEN FEST
General Access & Higher ED Access Higher ED Employment 8:30 – 9:00 Optional networking breakfast: Networking in the track session rooms -- bring your breakfast to the room Optional networking breakfast: Networking in the track session rooms -- bring your breakfast to the room Optional networking breakfast: Networking in the track session rooms -- bring your breakfast to the room 9:00 – 10:20 ADA Fundamentals: Services John Wodatch, Melissa Frost Advanced PA Session 1: Facilities, Web, Rights of Way Jim Bostrom, Jim Terry, Dean Perkins Advanced PA Session Jim Long ADA Basics and Fundamentals and What OCR Expects: The Wynne v. Tufts Paul Grossman, John Segoria MASTERING THE FUNDAMENTALS Brian Nelson, Mary Jo O’Neill, Carol Miaskoff, Nicole St. Germain 10:40 – 12:00 ADA Fundamentals: Facilities Jim Terry, Dean Perkins, Melissa Frost Advanced PA Session 2: Policies, Communication, Service Animals, and Reasonable Mods John Wodatch Health Care I: Policy issues Jim Bostrom, Irene Bowen, June Kailes, Carol Bradley, Kaylan Dunlap Band of Brothers: Serving Veterans Who Served Paul Grossman, Jim Long, John Segoria WHAT DO I KNOW, AND WHAT CAN I LEARN? Brian Nelson, Mary Jo O’Neill, Carol Miaskoff, Nicole St. Germain 12:00 – 1:00 Luncheon Tuesday, October 23 General Access & Higher ED Access Higher ED Employment
Terry, Dean Perkins, John Wodatch Melissa Frost, Paul Grossman, Jim Long Brian Nelson, Mary Jo O’Neill, Nicole St. Germain 12:00 – 1:00 Luncheon 1:00 – 2:00 Full House: Accessibility for Meetings, Events, Ticketing John Wodatch, Jim Long, Jim Where does it say that? How do we comply without standards or regulations? Irene Bowen, Jim Bostrom, Dean Perkins Miracle Worker: Equal Communication, EIT, and Auxiliary Aids on Campus Paul Grossman, Melissa Frost STAYING THE COURSE - PART ONE Brian Nelson, Mary Jo O’Neill, Nicole St. Germain 2:15 – 3:15 But we didn’t do it: Relying on Contractors, Contracts, Joint Ventures and 3rd Parties… Irene Bowen, John Wodatch Access in the Great Outdoors: Recreation Facilities and Outdoor Areas Jim Terry, Jim Bostrom, Dean Perkins Moonlighting: ADA Coordinator Roles and Responsibilities in Internal Investigations Melissa Paul Grossman, Jim Long STAYING THE COURSE - PART TWO Brian Nelson, Mary Jo O’Neill, Nicole St. Germain 3:30 – 4:30 Title II and the Courts: Policy compliance Irene Bowen, John Wodatch, Bewitched: Responding to an OCR Charge of Discrimination Paul Grossman, Jim Long FACT OR FICTION? Brian Nelson, Mary Jo O’Neill, Nicole St. Germain 7:30 --- Semi-annual ‘KARAOKE CHALLENGE’ party/get-together Thursday, October 25 Access Higher ED Employment 9:00 – 10:20 Criminal Justice: A Legal and Practical Overview Rachel Weisberg, John Wodatch Scooby-Doo: Service Animals and Emotional Support Animals Paul Grossman, Melissa Frost, John Segoria BROADEN YOUR PERSPECTIVE Brian Nelson, Mary Jo O’Neill, Nicole St. Germain 10:40 – 12:00 Where Does It Show That? How to read architectural plans (for the Dean Perkins, Jim Terry Accessibility Services Evaluation Melissa Frost, Paul Grossman, Jim Long THERE’S MORE TO BE DONE Brian Nelson, Mary Jo O’Neill, Nicole St. Germain 12:00 – 1:00 Luncheon
WED – 24 Continued MW Swim Club – pool – 5:30-8:00 Wrestling open mat – M. S. wrestling room – 6:00-7:45 High School Drama Club – auditorium – 6:00-9:00 Boy Scouts/Girl Scouts Trunk-or-Treat – M. S. parking lot – 6:30-7:30 THUR – 25 Half Day – K thru 12 Buildings & Grounds Department Training – board room – 11:00-4:00 ECO Parent/Teacher Conferences – ECO rooms – 12:00-8:00 Varsity Cheer practice – M. S. gym – 3:15-5:30 Modified/Varsity Football practice – practice field – 3:15-5:45 Boys’ Modified Soccer – Bloomfield @ MWHS – 4:30 Lacrosse Boosters – room 344 – 5:00-8:00 Wrestling open mat – M. S. wrestling room – 6:00-7:45 Field Band practice – rooms 217, 224, BOCES lot – 6:00-8:30 High School Drama Club – auditorium – 6:00-9:00 Keuka College Cross Country Team – pool – 6:45-7:30 FRI – 26 Conference Day – No school for students District Newsletter Deadline Adult Community Swim – pool – 6:15-7:30 a.m. Boys’ Basketball shoot around – H. S. gym – 6:15-7:30 Conference Day Presentation – auditorium – 8:00-3:00 Varsity Cheer practice – M. S. gym – 3:15-5:00 Modified/Varsity Football practice – practice field – 3:15-5:45 Boys’ Modified Soccer – Dundee @ MW # 3 – 4:30 MW Swim Club – pool – 5:30-8:00 Youth Football Banquet – H. S. gym – 6:00-7:30 Wrestling open mat – M. S. wrestling room – 6:00-7:45 Cub Scout Pack 63 Trunk or Treat – M. S. parking lot – 6:00-8:00 SAT – 27 Cross Country League Championships @ MW-outside, HS gym–6:30 am-4 pm Saturday Morning Basketball – M. S. gym – 7:00-9:00 Varsity Cheer Sectional Championships @ RIT – Time TBD Baseball – batting cage – Gorham bus garage – 10:00-12:00
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