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3rd Grade Newsletter Week of Oct.30-Nov.3, 2017 SKILLS WE ARE LEARNING: Reading: See back of newsletter English/Writing: Writing an essay Math: Subtracting and 3 digit numbers with regrouping Social Studies: Major North American cities and landforms; MW Region Quiz Science: biomes and animal adaptations S.S. Region to study: Over the next few weeks, students will be quizzed over the states in each region of the U.S. They will be required to label a blank map one region at a time, given a key. Please start studying the locations of the following states, but keep the study guide in the notebook. Midwest Region: Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Michigan Minnesota Missouri Nebraska North Dakota Ohio South Dakota Wisconsin Math facts: Memorize these facts. 6x12=72 11.6x2=12 6x11=66 12.6x1=6 6x10=60 13.5x5=25 6x9=54 14.4x8=32 6x8=48 15.5x8=40 6x7=42 16.4x9=36 6x6=36 17.4x7=28 6x5=30 18.3x9=27 6x4=24 19.5x4=20 10. 6x3=18 20.4x2=8 ***We will take a practice test Mon., Tues., Wed., and Thurs. daily. The test taken on Friday is for a grade. Important Messages: taraoaksthird.weebly.com is our grade level website. Check out the Quizlet tab to help your child study math facts and vocabulary words. If you need to change your child’s transportation, it MUST be in writing. We cannot take a phone call or email. *October 31 – Wear your Halloween costume for $1 * November 2 – Wear Red, White, and Blue *November 1 – Field trip money due ($3.50) Author Jerry Pallotta will visit the school * November 3 – Daddy/Daughter Dance (5:45 – 7:45 ) * November 13 – field trip
This law required voters in Georgia to pay a tax before voting. A: poll tax This law required voters to show that they could read before being allowed to vote. A: literacy test How did voter registration times inconvenience sharecroppers (and most African-Americans) during this time period? A: registration was during planting season Name two tactics which the KKK would use to keep from voting. A: burning crosses, guarding poll stations, beatings, murder During an election, what is the “primary”? A: selecting a political party’s candidate Why were African-Americans able to be successfully kept from participating in the Democratic primaries? A: the political parties are private, not public. Thus, they can restrict voters Name the two main leaders during the New South time period fighting for rights. A: Booker T. and W.E.B. Booker T. Washington believed that African should focus on this to achieve equality. A: education/training Booker T. gave a speech at the 1895 ___________ and said he was in of __________ and hard work/education. A: I.C.E./segregation Booker T. Washington founded this school in Alabama to promote job training for African A: Tuskegee W.E.B. Dubois disagreed with Washington and called for to fight for their ___________. A: civil/political rights Dubois co-founded this organization that challenged Jim Crow laws in the south through legal means. A: NAACP This event discredited Booker T. Washington’s believes in favor of Dubois’. A: 1906 Atlanta Race Riot Name three examples of places that would have been legally segregated in the Jim Crow era South. A: schools, private businesses, parks, public transportation, public facilities, etc Name two accomplishments of Atlanta resident John Hope in the New South era. A: first black president of Morehouse, founding president of Atlanta University, first graduate program for blacks What did John Hope’s wife, Lugenia Burns Hope, establish to help the African-American community in Atlanta? A: Neighborhood Union What was the purpose of the Neighborhood Union in Atlanta? A: provide health clinic, boys & girls clubs, job training This Atlanta barber was born a slave but rose up to become a real estate buyer and Atlanta’s first African American millionaire. A: Alonzo Herndon Americans
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Newsletter Inserts with suggested images Jump Rope for Heart Outreach Program The Heart Foundation Jump Rope for Heart Outreach Program is coming to our school on (INSERT DATE). This skipping program is fun, inclusive, non-competitive, and suitable for all ages! Students will participate in a skipping skills workshop hosted by the Heart Foundation followed by regular skipping sessions over a period of (INSERT NUMBER OF WEEKS). Classroom activities will focus on keeping hearts healthy by being active, eating healthy foods, and living smoke free. View short demonstrations of some of the skipping skills our students will learn at Easy ways to make a healthy change Did you know that it is never too late to start eating healthier foods? An important part of looking after yourself and your family/mob is to choose and prepare nutritious meals and snacks. You can easily: swap salt for spices and herbs remove fat and skin off meats and chicken replace butter with olive or canola oil add more veggies to meals or fruit to salads
ASSIGNMENT Students will write a newspaper featuring numerous articles covering the various topics given to them. The newspaper will cover the present day. These are all to be original stories. This project will be due on Friday September 29, 2017. Each day late will result in 20 points after. By Wednesday October 4, 2017 it will be a zero if it hasn’t been turned in. Three of your articles will be written in the style of yellow journalism. Three more articles will be written in the style of muckraking. The newspaper will be broken down into five different sections: national news (2), international news (2), sports, entertainment/business, and state/local news (2). This assignment will be worth two major grades. That means 30% of your quarter grade and 6% of your overall grade for the year! You will be put into groups of four. If you have a group member not pulling their weight, I need to be informed by the Monday the assignment is due. After that I will not be able to help you out. Plagarism will result in an automatic zero. REQUIREMENTS 130 Font Creative Font type Creative, Short Article Requirements 14 point font Single spaced New Roman font Flat edge margins Proper Grammar Do a good job portraying Muckraking/Yellow Journalism Informative Poster Full sized Neat and organized professional Cover all space on the poster board No more than 4 pictures of 3x5 in Smaller pictures may be so long as they are not space fillers GRADING SCALE
8 Articles No Yes /4 Grammar/Spelling Bad Average Good Great /10 Correct Format No Yes Score: /4 Appearance Bad Average Good Great Score: /20 Muckraking Bad Average Good Great /15 Yellow Journalism Bad Average Good Great Score: /15 Quality of Articles Bad Bad Bad Bad Bad Bad Bad Bad Average Average Average Average Average Average Average Average Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Great Great Great Great Great Great 1: Score: /4 2: Score: /4 3: Score: /4 4: Score: /4 5: Score: /4 6: Score: /4 7: Score: /4 8: Score: /4 Members Grade 1.) 2.) 3.) 4.) 5.) / 100
The Commission recommends five concrete actions to embed a human rights based approach into creating a Fairer Scotland. Empowerment: 1. Support people throughout Scotland to know and claim their rights. Ability: 2. Introduce human rights based budgeting and budget analysis across all public spending. 3. Develop and implement integrated human rights impact assessments for all policy, practice and decision making Accountability: 4. Incorporate the rights contained in the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights into Scotland’s domestic law. 5. Align human rights outcomes with the National Performance Framework. Empowerment 1. Support people throughout Scotland to know and claim their rights. Framing poverty as a human rights issue allows people – “rights holders” - to articulate their claims as legal rights rather than aspirations. In this way a human rights based approach can provide a very powerful toolkit to
Bosque County Little Tyke Ranch CDC 2854 FM 219 Clifton, TX 76634 254-675-8329 Hill County Sunshine Academy LLC 701-B 5th Street NE Hubbard, TX 254-576-3242 Tammy’s Learning Center 313 S Waco St. Hillsboro, TX 76645 254-582-5166 Falls County EOAC Marlin Head Start Hwy 6 FM 147 Marlin, TX 76661 254-803-9905 Mother Goose Home Day Care 118 Neumann Marlin, TX 76661 254-803-9759 Limestone County Aunt Rosie’s Day Care 834 College Ave Mexia, TX 76667 254-562-2607 Kids Kare Academy 703 Ellis St. Groesbeck, TX 76642 254-729-2427 McLennan County Baylor University Center 315 Washington Ave Waco, TX 76701 254-710-4373 Candy Cane Corner 9901 Panther Way Waco TX 254-666-1344 Golden Apple Academy Learning Center LLC 1300 N Robinson Dr. Robinson, TX 76706 254-662-1335 Infants 123 3300 Herring Ave. Waco, TX 76708 254-224-6210 Country Child Care 7520 Franklin Moody, TX 76557 254-853-3292 Country Child Care 2 7520 Franklin Moody, TX 76557 254-853-9121 Imagine Greatness Learning Center 1824 Mitchell Avenue Waco, 76633 254-752-5437 Kidz Zone Playcare 215 Chama Dr. Hewitt, TX 76643 254-666-9323
McLennan County Lake Shore Baptist Children’s Center 5801 Bishop Waco, TX 76710 254-772-6459 MCC Development Center 1400 College Dr. Waco, TX 76708 254-299-8720 Lakewood Christian Church CDC 6509 Bosque Blvd. Waco, TX 76710 254-776-2794 Tennyson Playcare Center, Inc. 5000 Tennyson Waco, TX 76710 254-776-0280 Lil’ Doodlebugs 258 Modoc Ave Waco, TX 76705 254-875-2400 Think Play and Grow 2000 N. 25th St. Waco, TX 76708 254-735-4881 Little Cougar, Inc. 14062 China Spring Hwy China Spring, TX 76633 254-836-9991 Waco Child Development Center 1301 Ross Ave. Waco, TX 76706 254-753-5981 Living Word Christian Day Care 1719 JJ Flewellen Waco, TX 76704 254-799-7908
Bosque County Little Tyke Ranch CDC 2854 FM 219 Clifton, TX 76634 254-675-8329 Falls County Bright Futures 135 County Road Lott, TX Hill County Paw Pride Academy 100 N Brazos St. Whitney, TX 254-694-0248 Limestone County Aunt Rosie’s Day Care 834 College Ave Mexia, TX 76667 254-562-2607 EOAC Marlin Head Start 1134 N. SH 6 Marlin, TX 76661 254-803-9905 Sunshine Academy LLC 701-B 5th Street NE Hubbard, TX 254-576-3242 First Methodist 208 N. Kaufman Mexia, TX 76667 254-562-7822 Mother Goose Home Day Care 118 Neumann Marlin, TX 76661 254-803-9759 Tammy’s Learning Center 313 S Waco St. Hillsboro, TX 76645 254-582-5166 Kids Kare Academy 703 St. Groesbeck, TX 76642 254-729-2427 McLennan County Baylor University Center 315 Washington Ave Imagine Greatness Learning Center 1824 Mitchell Avenue Lil’ Doodlebugs 258 Ave Waco, TX 76705 Think Play and Grow 2000 N. 25th St. Waco, TX 76708
Waco, TX 76701 254-710-4373 Waco, Texas 76633 254-752-5437 254-875-2400 254-732-4881 Candy Cane Corner 9901 Panther Way Waco TX 254-666-1344 Infants 123 3300 Herring Ave. Waco, TX 76708 254-224-6210 Little Cougar, Inc. China Spring Hwy China Spring, TX 76633 254-836-9991 Waco Child Development Center 1301 Ross Ave. Waco, TX 76706 254-753-5981 Country Child Care 2 7520 Franklin Moody, TX 76557 254-853-9121 Kidz Zone Playcare 215 Chama Dr. Hewitt, TX 76643 254-666-9323 Living Word Christian Day Care 1719 JJ Flewellen Waco, TX 76704 254-799-7908 Country Care 7520 Franklin TX 76557 254-853-3292 Lake Shore Baptist Children’s Center 5801 Bishop Waco, TX 76710 254-772-6459 MCC Child Development Center 1400 College Dr. Waco, TX 254-299-8720 Golden Apple Academy Learning Center LLC 1300 N Robinson Dr. Robinson, TX 254-662-1335 Lakewood Christian Church CDC 6509 Bosque Blvd. Waco, TX 76710 254-776-2794 Tennyson Playcare Center, Inc. 5000 Tennyson Waco, TX 76710 254-776-0280
LAeq,adj,T: The adjusted A-weighted equivalent continuous sound pressure level during the measurement time T, where T is an 11-hour day (7am to 6pm), 4-hour evening (6pm to 10pm) and 9-hour night (10pm to 7am). LAmax: The A-weighted maximum sound pressure level determined in accordance with the methodology described in the Noise impact assessment planning scheme policy. dB(A): A-weighted decibels. Table 7.2.14.5.3.D—Air quality criteria Pollutant Averaging time Health outcome protected Criteria including background (µg/m³) Criteria including background (ppm) Nitrogen dioxide 1 hour Health and wellbeing 250 0.12 Annual Health and wellbeing 62 0.03 Sulfur dioxide 1 hour Health and wellbeing 570 0.2 24 hours Health and wellbeing 230 0.08 Annual Health and wellbeing 57 0.02 Particulate matter (PM) as total suspended particulates (TSP) Annual Health and wellbeing 90 - PM less than 10µm (PM10) 24 hours Health and wellbeing 50 - PM less than 2.5µm (PM2.5) 24 hours Health and wellbeing 25 - Annual Health and wellbeing 8 - Carbon monoxide 8 hours Health and wellbeing 11,000 9 Dust deposition as insoluble solids Annual Protecting aesthetic environment 4g/m2/month - 1,1,1-trichloroethane (methyl chloroform) 1 hour Health and wellbeing 12,500 2.3 1,1,2-trichloroethane 1 hour Health and wellbeing 1,000 0.18 1,1-biphenyl 1 hour Health and wellbeing 24 0.0037 1,2-dichloroethane 24 hours Health and wellbeing 750 0.17 1,3-butadiene Annual Health and wellbeing 2.4 0.001 Acetaldehyde 1 hour Odour 42 0.023 Acetic acid 1 hour Odour 270 0.11 Acetone 1 hour Health and wellbeing 22,000 9.2 Acrolein 1 hour USEPA extremely toxic 0.42 Acrylonitrile 1 hour USEPA Group B1 carcinogen (probable human carcinogen) 8 0.0037
Copper and mists 1 hour Health and wellbeing 18 - Copper fumes 1 hour Health and wellbeing 3.7 - Cumene (isopropyl benzene) 1 hour Odour 21 0.004 Cyanide (as CN) 1 hour Health and wellbeing 90 - Cyclohexane 1 hour Health and wellbeing 19,000 5 Cyclohexanone 1 hour Odour 260 0.07 Diacetone alcohol 1 hour Odour 700 0.15 Dichloromethane (methylene chloride) 24 hours Health and wellbeing 3,200 0.85 7 days Health and wellbeing 480 0.13 Diethylamine 1 hour 30 0.01 Dimethylamine 1 hour Odour 9 0.0052 Dioxins and furans (as TCDD TEF) 1 hour IARC Group 1 carcinogen (known human carcinogen) 0.000002 - Diphenyl ether 1 hour 80 0.01 Ethanol 1 hour Odour 2,100 1.1 Ethyl acetate 1 hour 12,100 3.5 Ethyl acrylate 1 hour Odour 0.4 0.0001 Ethyl butyl ketone 1 hour Health and wellbeing 4,200 0.9 Ethyl chloride (chloroethane) 1 hour Health and wellbeing 48,000 18 Ethylbenzene 1 hour Health and wellbeing 8,000 1.8 Ethylene oxide 1 hour IARC Group 1 carcinogen (known human carcinogen) 3.3 0.0018 Formaldehyde 1 hour Protecting aesthetic environment 96 0.07 24 hours Health and wellbeing 54 0.04 Hydrogen chloride 1 hour Health and wellbeing 140 0.09 Hydrogen cyanide 1 hour USEPA extremely toxic 200 0.18 Hydrogen sulfide 24 hours Health and wellbeing 160 0.11 1 hour 6.5 0.0043
areas, including the Commercial Road precinct; incorporates variations in materials and building form. PO23 Development provides: a large public open space (parkland) between Skyring Terrace and the river; a major public open space in and around the Gasometer. AO23.1 Development establishes public open space in the area identified as publicly owned public open space in Figure d, and this area is dedicated to the Council. AO23.2 Development of the area identified as privately owned public open space in Figure d is retained in private ownership, but provides fully publicly accessible open space. Only park-related structures are established above ground in this area, however private basement parking is permitted underground. AO23.3 Development establishes a major public open space in and around the Gasometer. 7.2.14.2.3.B—Maximum building and podium height Development Location Primary street frontage Maximum podium height(1) Maximum building height (number of storeys) Maximum building height (m)(1) If in the Commercial Road precinct (Newstead and Teneriffe waterfront neighbourhood plan/NPP-002) Development of a site less than 800m2 All areas Not specified Not specified 3 Not specified Development of a site 800m2 or greater but less than 1,200m2 All 20m or greater 3 storeys 6 Not specified Development of a site 1,200m2 or greater but less than 2,500m2 All other areas 30m or greater 3 storeys 8 Not specified Where building is located within 50m of Longland Street or Commercial Road 10 Not specified Development of a site or greater All areas 30m or greater 3 storeys 8 Not specified Where building is located within 50m of Longland Street or Commercial Road 4 storeys 15 Not specified Development of a site in the Heritage sub-precinct (Newstead and Teneriffe All areas Not specified Not specified 3 Not specified
2.5 EXPERIENCE OF CONSTRUCTION PROJECT MANAGER Respondents should select three representative projects for the Construction Project Manager of a similar size, scope and delivery method. The projects are not limited to projects of similar occupancy type. Recent projects are preferable. Construction Project Manager’s Name: I. Project Name: Project Location: Construction Delivery Method: Year Construction Completed: New Construction or Renovation: Construction Cost: Building Area Square Footage: Name, Phone Number and Email of Owner’s Representatives: Project Description: Project Role: Names of Proposed Key Personnel that worked on this project (if any): Attach up to two pages of photographs behind this sheet.
4.1 SAFETY: Attach current Workers Compensation Modifier Rating forms from the National Council on Compensation Insurance (Attach documents behind this page). If “No” is indicated below for the Safety Program Manual, the SOQ will not be evaluated. Current Worker’s Compensation Modifier Numbers for the last five (5) years. Start with most recent and include year. Does your company have a Safety Program Manual? □ Yes □ No 5.1 HIRE HOUSTON Respondents answer one of the following City of Houston designations, as defined in the Code of Ordinances Section 15-176. Designated as a “City Business Enterprise”? □ Yes □ No Designated as a “Local Business Enterprise”? □ Yes □ No
required or not. See the home page for details on the service capability. The service development journey A visual guide for ServiceNow future implementation! Phase two of the ServiceNow project is now at an advanced stage of planning. All remaining requirements have been identified and structured into workstreams. We have developed the Service Development Map as a standardised way to deliver each of these workstreams. The Service Development Map has been developed using standard project management practices, but it has also been informed by the challenges encountered in the earlier phase of the project. In addition, as you dig a little deeper into the project plan you see that each map element has activities that meet our working processes: Work Packages, Test Plans, RfC’s, etc. For all involved in governing the project and those involved in delivering the workstreams, the Service Development Map should act as an accessible way to see what happens and in what order. For example: Training resources are engaged from the very start and are involved throughout, and beyond the release. Testing and Build resources are also engaged at the same time and fall out of the scoping. For me as Project Manager, the Service Development Map helps me identify dependencies and also understand where delays could impact the critical path and overall project schedule. Enhancements & improvements Due to the patching process mentioned in previous newsletters, larger scale improvement projects have been held until patching is completed. However a number a small scale Small scale improvements There is now a Support Guide link in the user portal. Separately, the Incident form Email function gets with more comprehensive and useful information, such as Full Name, Email Address and User ID. Change module has also been further enhanced: Separate Technical/Peer Approver field Added Environment field (Production/ Preproduction/ Development)
Advise your neighbors when you are travelling If you call 911 let the dispatcher know you live in Mission Estates. A cell number does not have location associated with it and there is a major delay from Midland to Ector County. You can also dial direct to the OPD at 432-333-3641. All calls require a response. An security system will generate calls to the homeowner and the police when registered with OPD. An officer will respond to an alarm and, by law must clear the residence. They will go in if the door is open to secure your home. A typical response time is 20 to 30 minutes once the alarm is received. If you have a security camera, the OPD has equipment that can enhance your video surveillance to better identify a person or vehicle. OPD encourages homeowners to become familiar with their cameras to be sure how long recordings are held and how to rewind and view for activity. If you would like to file a report with the Odessa Police Department online the website is . The Midland 911 District number is 684-9911. Their purpose is to assign physical addresses to homes in Midland County. You can contact them to verify your address is registered in their system. Note from the Landscape Committee… The Board has signed agreements with companies hired to maintain the common areas. If you notice areas in need of attention please notify a Board member or contact the Association. From the Architectural Review Just a reminder, ALL plans for modifications or new construction must be presented to the ARB prior to beginning the project. The City of Odessa requires plans be approved by the ARB before issuing a permit. Brad Ward is the ARB Chairman and you may contact him at 432-978-1732. The Association does not have jurisdiction over the following: Vehicles being parked on curbs or facing the wrong direction on the street – report to the Odessa Police Department at 333-3641 (non emergency) or 911 (emergency). Vandalism and / or speeding – report to the Odessa Police Department at 333-3641 (non-emergency) or 911 (emergency). Street lights in need of repair – report to the City of Odessa at 335-3242. Alley or street repairs – report to the City of Odessa at 335-3241. Problems with animals – report to Animal Control at 368-3526.
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KANNUR UNIVERSITY ENTRY FORM FOR THE INTER COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC MEET (MEN) 2017-18 Name of the Participating College : S. No. Name 100 Meters 200 Meters 400 Meters 800 Meters 1500 Meters 5000 Meters Meters 110 M. Hurdles 400 M hurdles 20 KM Walking Long jump High Jump Triple Jump Pole vault Shot Put Discus Throw Javelin Throw Hammer Throw Decathlon 4x100 m Telay 4x400 m Relay 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Mark X ‘ for entries and ‘R’ for reserves (Two entries and one reserve in one event) An athlete can participate in a maximum of two individual events and one Relay Place: Date: HOD of the Dept. of Phy. Edn. Principal
KANNUR UNIVERSITY ENTRY FORM FOR THE INTER COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC MEET (WOMEN) 2017-18 Name of the Participating College: S. No. Name 100 Meters 200 Meters 400 Meters 800 Meters 1500 Meters 5000 Meters 10000 Meters 100 M. Hurdles 400 M hurdles 5 KM Walking Long jump High Jump Triple Jump Pole Shot Put Discus Javelin Hammer Throw Heptathlon 4x100 m Relay 4x400 m Relay 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Mark ‘X ‘ for entries and ‘R’ for reserves (Two entries and one reserve in one event) An athlete can participate in a maximum of two individual events and one Relay Place: Date: HOD of the Dept. of Phy. Edn. Principal
KANNUR UNIVERSITY INTER COLLEGIATE CRICKET (M) 2017-18 (A-ZONE) FIXTURE * 1 NAM Kallikandy 2 Bye 9 3 De Paul Edathotty 1 4 SNG Thottada 17 5 Don Angadikkadavu 2 6 PKKM College Mananthavady 10 7 Mary Mananthavady 8 Bye 21 9 CAS Pinarayi 10 Bye 11 11 Govt. Engi. Mananthvdy 3 12 Govt. College Chokli 18 13 Nirmalagiri College 4 14 PRNSS Mattannur 12 15 GBC Thalassery 16 Bye 23 17 Govt College Mananthavady 18 Bye 13 19 Malbar Eng. College 5 20 MES Kuthuparamba 19 21 NEHAR Kanhirode 6 22 Uty. Campus Palayad 14 23 MG College Iritty 24 Bye 22 25 Concord Mattannur 26 Bye 15 27 EMS Iritty 7 28 WMO Koolivayal 20 29 CAS Kuthuparamba 8 30 MG Collg. Chendayad 16 31 SN College Kannur 32 Bye *Date of commencement of the Tournament: 12.12.2017; Venue: Mary Matha College, Mananthavady For further details please contact the Convener Dr. MARIA MARTIN JOSEPH 9447277990 Teams should report half an hour before the scheduled time with proper playing kit and Ball (Preferably SG CLUB) KANNUR UNIVERSITY
KANNUR UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SPORTS SCIENCES KANNUR UNIVERSITY CAMPUS P.O., KANNUR, KERALA- 670 567 e-mail: No. SPESS/Admission/M.P.Ed/2018-19 18-05-2018 M.P.Ed. ADMISSION TEST – MEMO With reference to your application for admission to the M.P.Ed. course, you are directed to report for the Admission Test (Physical fitness, sports proficiency and written test) at the School of Physical Education and Sports Sciences, Kannur University Campus, Mangattuparamba on 31th May 2018 at 9 am with sports kit and original certificates to prove age, educational qualifications, sports achievements, caste/community certificate and other relevant documents required for the eligibility for the course.( The candidates whose final year BPEd result is not published will submit the same later) No TA/DA will be paid in this connection. You should produce the following items at the time of admission test marked below: 1 Original SSLC Book/ Statement with copy* 5 Original DD/ Chalan receipt for 400/- (If already submitted with application no need to produce 2 Original +2/ HSE/ VHSE Statements/ Certificate with copy* 6 3 passport size photographs* 3 Attested copy of qualifying certificates and mark lists (Degree & B.P.Ed./ B.P.E.(4Yr.) Candidates waiting for the Final Result can submit later 7 Original Certificates of sports achievements with copy* 4 Attested copy of Certificate to prove community/ caste* 8 Medical Certificate* Head of the Department To ……………………….. ………………………..
KANNUR UNIVERSITY ENTRY FORM FOR THE INTER COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC MEET (MEN) Name of the Participating College ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………. S. No. Name 100 Meters 200 Meters 400 Meters 800 Meters 1500 Meters 5000 Meters 10000 Meters 110 M. Hurdles 400 M hurdles 20 KM Walking Long jump High Jump Triple Jump Pole vault Shot Put Discus Throw Javelin Hammer Throw Decathlon 4x100 m Relay 4x400 m Relay 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Mark ‘ X’ for entries and ‘R’ for reserves (Two entries and one reserve in one An athlete can participate in a maximum of two individual events and one Relay Place: Date: Signature of the Principal/HOD of the Dept. of Phy. Edn. * Last date to submit the 22 Oct 2018
July Volleyball 1 2 3 4 5 Weights 9-11 AM (Day 8) OFF 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 (Summer Camp and Open Gyms held in Fieldhouse, all 3 courts) Summer Camp 10-1 Open Gym 1-2 PM (Day 9) Summer Camp 10-1 Varsity S.L. (Day 10 ) Summer Camp 10-1 JV S.L. (Day 11) Summer Camp 10-1 Open Gym 1-2 PM (Day 12) Summer Camp Open Gym 1-2 PM (Day 13) 13 14 Summer 15 16 17 18 19 Summer Camp 10-1 Open Gym 1-2 PM (Day 14) Summer Camp 10-1 Varsity S.L. (Day 15) Summer Camp 10-1 JV S.L. (Day 16) Summer Camp 10-1 Open Gym 1-2 PM (Day 17) Summer Camp 10-1 Open Gym 1-2 PM (Day 18) 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Weights 9-11 AM Open Gym 11-noon (Day 19) Varsity S.L. (Day 20) Weights 9-11 AM Open Gym 11-noon JV S.L. (Day 21) Weights 9-11 AM Open Gym 11-noon (Day 22) 27 28 29 30 31 P Weights 9-11 AM Open Gym 11-noon (Day 23) Varsity S.L. (Day 24) Weights 9-11 AM Open Gym 11-noon JV S.L. (Day 25)
Worldly Words of the Week Backwaters of Kerala delivering rice “Good morning!” Malayalam: “Suprabhatham!” Eating on a banana leaf traditional dishes like sambar, rice, papadum and pulsheri. Worldly Words of the Week “Good bye!” Malayalam:“Poyittu Varaam!” Pronunciation: poy it tu varam
A Sweet Deal! Shop at Cheryl’s Candy ‘n Popcorn “English Rows” RT 59, suite 107 (south of 103rd) Thursday, May 12th Help support Patterson and the IPEF marathon runners. (Mrs. Conway, Mrs. Farmer, Mrs. Beedles, Mrs. Kiesewetter, Mrs. Ambrosine, Mr. LaCoursiere) 20% of all profits for the day come back to our students!
Pizza Night Invite Fathers and Father-figures, On Thursday, October 27th from 6:30 -7:30 we will be having our second annual ‘Dads and Kids’ Pizza Night at our school! You will meet here at the school cafeteria at 6:30 for FREE pizza and drinks. At 6:30 we will have a presentation about our WATCH D.O.G.S (Dads Of Great Students) Program. The Brooks PTA is hosting and inviting any fathers, grandfathers, step-fathers, uncles, and other father figures …this is your chance to have a night out alone with your student in a fun atmosphere at school! Our goal is to give you the opportunity to eat lunch and play outside for recess with your child/student! We would love an enthusiastic role-model like you at our school! Any further questions, please email: jessica_marks@ipsd.org Hope to see you there! The Watch Dog Team
May Watts Elementary PRESENTS May Watts parents are cordially invited to participate in an information session on our new program, Girls on the Run. Girls on the Run is a non-profit organization whose mission is to inspire girls to be healthy and confident using a fun, experience-based after-school curriculum, which creatively integrates running. The innovative program combines training for a 5k event with interactive lessons that encourage positive emotional, social, mental and physical development. May Watts Goal: Have as many 5th grade girls participate in GOTR to have a common language, build confidence and positive attitudes for 6th grade, and transfer their knowledge and support to other grade levels. When: Thursday, February 2nd, 2017 LMC –May Watts Library Time: 6:30pm If you are interested in participating in May Watt’s on the Run information session, please fill out this form and return to May Watts attention to Mrs. Brandt by Monday, January 30th, 2017. Parent Name: _______________________________ Telephone #: _________________
Art Teacher Julie Siegler Music Teacher Kaitlin Yi (M,T,F) Jeannie Brooks (W, Th) P.E. Teacher Joe Tabisz Wyatt Jensen (W) Interventionist Leah Steinhauser-Walsh Reading Teacher Tracy Born Arlene Sanders Anne Schmalandt Project Arrow/Talent Development Brian Schumann Psychologist Aundrea Lane Social Worker Liz Blair Speech Language Pathologist Karen Supel ELL Teacher Gustavo Gonzalez Shazia Anwar shazia_anwar@ipsd.org Special Education Teacher Tricia Fagiano Mary Luka Diana Perotti Occupational Therapist Brittany Boland Physical Therapist Meg
On 8/21, the PTA will host a Back to School Ice Cream Social with Young families and the PTA on the playground from 11:00 am – 12:00 pm. •Tuesday, August 22: School Supply Drop-off Night from 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm Families who are unable to attend the Teacher Meet and on August 21 have a chance to come to the school on Tuesday, August 22 from 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm. During School Supply Drop-off Night, parents and children can visit the classroom and drop off student’s school supplies before the first day of school. Ms. Morgan and the office staff will be present and available for questions. Please note that, classroom teachers will not be available on this night. Thursday, August 24: First day of School for 1st-5th grade students (9:05 am – 3:35 pm) Thursday, August 24: Kindergarten Orientation (10:00 am – 11:00 am or 1:30 pm – 2:30 pm) There will be a shortened one-hour orientation designed for kindergarten students on their first day of school on August 24. Kindergarten students and their parents will attend the Kindergarten Orientation in their assigned teacher’s classroom. During Kindergarten Orientation, Kindergarten students and their families will learn about the Kindergarten day and take a tour of the building. Friday, August 25: Kindergarten Students’ First Day of School (9:05 am -3:35 pm) The first full day of kindergarten will occur on Friday, August 25 from 9:05 am -3:35 pm. On kindergarten students’ first full day of school, Kindergarten students will enter the building independently. Building doors open at 8:50 am. Multiple staff members will be available throughout the building to help kindergarten students walk to their classroom.
Woodhaven Estates Villas North Port, FL 34288 A Not-For-Profit Corporation A DEED-RESTRICTED COMMUNITY www.WoodhavenNorthPort.com C/O Casey Management 4370 S Tamiami Trail Suite 102 Sarasota, FL 34231 941-922-3391 BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2015 - 2016 Tom Eggleston President (941) 426-3281 tomeggleston60@aol.com 2014 - 2016 George LaCorte Vice President (321) 362-8328 2015 - 2017 Charlie Lyman Secretary (615) 585-7419 2015 Bill Bartley Treasurer (941) 423-1973 2013 - 2015 Butch Leiby Director- at-Large (941) 429-5510 COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSONS Architectural Review Steve Hippensteel (941) 426-7309 Lawn Service Charlie Lyman (615) Library Zera Leiby (941) 429-5510 Newsletter Ellie Lyman (615) 585-7420 Website Steve Hippensteel (941) 426-7309 Social Karen Adamitis (708) 424-2223 Welcome George/Jill LaCorte (321) 362-8328 Event Schedule Lawn Care Meeting 2nd Wed of Month 10:30AM Board Meeting 3rd Wed of Month 6:30PM Aquacize M-W-F 9:00AM Poker Tuesday 1:00PM Breakfast at Olde Thursday Just a reminder. The clubhouse cannot be reserved for private use during times scheduled for events. The pool can 8:00 AM never be reserved for private use. Make sure to include time for set-up and clean-up in your reservation request. Board Games & Dominoes Thursday 7:00PM Ladies Luncheon-
Race Training Day, 18th April On Saturday 18 April the club will conduct a training course that covers the requirements of these roles. We plan to have a relaxed day commencing at 09:30 in the club house going through flags, rules, timings, procedures and so on. After a sausage sizzle lunch we will put theory into practice on the water (weather permitting), and should be finished around 4PM. If you can’t attend for the whole day, but would like to come to the morning’s theory sessions, that’s fine too. Interested? Please contact Mal Percy on 0407 362 423 or no later than Monday 6 April 2015. And yet another working bee ! 16 th May 2015 @09.30 I am so looking forward to seeing you all Thank you to all those that have contributed throughout the year it was very much appreciated, Murray Gilchrist. On Sunday I have volunteered my services to cater the social event which will involve self- serve Taco's with a vegetarian option available, desserts will follow. And to keep things going on the evening it will be GAMES NIGHT these will include but not be limited to a golf challenge, sticks and spoons and marshmallow tower. The festivities will kick off at 6PM - $20pp $10, under 4yo free) please rsvp to myself by Good Friday so I can cater sufficiently. Please do not hesitate to bring friends and family who not members of the club the more the merrier. Kate Membrey Order Club Uniforms for next Season Piping Polo (Long Sleeve) $37.00 Polo Shirt $34 .00 Fleece Vest $42.00 Top $45.00 Fleece Jacket $48.00 Cap $20.00 Hat $22.00 Samples are available at the Club House
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Course Schedule: Week 1 Intro to class; Overview of the NT Week 2 Overview of the NT; Background Introducing, chs. 1-2; Lost Letters, chap. 1 Week 3 Background Making Intro, ch 1; Lost Letters, chs. 2-4 Week 4 The Gospels Introducing, chs 3-5 Week 5 The Gospels and Acts Introducing, chs 6-8 Week 6 Acts; Paul’s Epistles Introducing, 9-11 Week 7 Paul’s Epistles Introducing, 12-13 Lost Letters, chs. 5-6 Week 8 Paul’s Epistles Introducing, 14-16 Making Sense, ch. 2 NO CLASS SPRING BREAK! Week 9 Paul’s Epistles Introducing, 17-18, 22; Lost Letters, ch 7 Week 10 Paul’s Epistles Introducing, 19-20 Lost Letters, 8-10 Week 11 Paul’s Epistles; Hebrews Introducing, 21 Lost Letters, 11-12 Week 12 Hebrews; James Introducing, 23-24
Week 13 1-2 Peter; 1-3 John Introducing, 25-26 Lost Letters, ch.13 Week 14 Revelation Lost Letters, ch 14 and Postscript; Introducing, 27-28 Week 15 Revelation Making Sense, ch 3; Introducing, 29 Week 16 Revelation; wrap-up Assigned reading Review for final Week 17 Final Exam ***Exam Dates*** The following are Provisional Dates! Section Exam #1 - Background; Gospels: Week 5 Section Exam #2 – Acts-Galatians: Week 9 Section Exam #3 – Ephesians-Titus: Week 12 Section Exam #4 – Hebrews-Revelation: Week 16 Short Bibliography P. Achtemeier, J. Green, M. Thompson, Introducing the New Testament: Its Literature and Theology (Eerdmans) L. Barr, New Testament Story: An Introduction (Wadsworth) R. Brown, An Introduction to the New Testament (Doubleday) D. A. Carson, D. Moo, An Introduction to the New Testament (Zondervan) B. Childs, The New Testament as Canon (Fortress) B. Ehrman, The New Testament: A Historical Introduction to the Early Christian Writings, 2nd ed. () W. Elwell and R. Yarbrough, Encountering the New Testament (Baker)
C. Evans and S. E. Porter, Dictionary of New Testament Background (IVP) J. Green, S. McKnight, H. Marshall, Dictionary of Jesus and the Gospels (IVP) D. Guthrie, New Testament Introduction, Rev. edn (IVP) G. Hawthorne, R. Martin, D. Reid, Dictionary of Paul and His Letters (IVP) W. Kummel, Introduction to the New Testament, English edn (Abingdon) R. Martin and P. Davids, Dictionary of the Later New Testament and Its Developments (IVP) L. M. McDonald and S. E. Porter, Early Christianity and Its Sacred Literature (Hendrickson)