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ROUND HILL COMMUNITY CHURCH MISSION STATEMENT We, the members of the Round Hill Community Church, a non-denominational body, seek to foster a community of faith where people of all ages and backgrounds pursue spiritual growth; where God is worshipped in Word and praised in music; where friends are made and hurts are healed. We seek to be a community where individuals commit their time and resources to education, fellowship, and to helping those in need among our Church family and in the broader world. We are a church where faith, hope, justice and love are valued, and above all, Jesus is Lord. ROUND HILL COMMUNITY CHURCH CREED I believe in God, the one universal Father of all mankind, revealed supremely in Jesus Christ, our Lord, and present with us to guide, comfort and inspire in the Holy Spirit. I believe in the Kingdom of God; and in the mission of the Christian Church to proclaim the Gospel to all the world, exalting the worship of the Lord our God, and laboring for the progress of knowledge, the promotion of righteousness, the reign of peace, and the realization of human brotherhood. United in Christian love, we pray and labor for the coming of the Kingdom, the triumph of righteousness and the life everlasting. Amen.
-involved only if they believed the limitation in capacity affects the individual’s ability to do their occupations (Early 2014).” Rehabilitative “To enable the client to participate fully in daily living, work, and leisure activities using compensatory methods, assistive devices, and environmental modifications (Atchison).” Client-Centered or practice “We measure the effectiveness of services through the right of measures, indicators, and questions such as the Personal Outcome Measures®. CQL guides
organizations and communities in the development of services (CQL).” Refers to understanding the client's desires and wishes for intervention and outcome. Injury prevention and control “To increase the probability of preventing SCI in the future, substantial evidence demonstrates the importance of understanding prevention (Atchison 2012).” Model of Human Occupation MOHO “Seeks to explain the complex interactions between person, activity or occupation and environment. -Volition= motivation -Habituation= routines/customary
generators and battery backup should also be available in case of emergency. C5: low endurance and vital capacity caused by paralysis of intercostals: may require assist to clear secretions. This can make talking for extended periods of time difficult. VOICE AND SPEECH Communication devices can serve as an aid when talking becomes taxing due to decreased endurance or choking hazard because of inability to cough up secretions. SKIN At increased risk for skin breakdown such as ulcers, sores, pain from disuse, secondary disabling conditions. ASSETS C4: neck flexion, extension, rotation; scapular elevation; inspiration C5: shoulder flexion, abduction and extension; elbow flexion and supination; scapular adduction and abduction PROBLEMS REQUIRING OT C4: paralysis of UE, LE; inability to cough, endurance, and respiratory reserve low secondary to paralysis of intercostals. FIM: 28/assist=12 C5: absence of elbow extension, pronation, all wrist and hand movement; total paralysis of trunk and LE. FIM: 41/assist=35
Indications that client is ready for discharge ●Patient activity level and functional status improve enough for safely being discharged from OT services or OT services are no longer helpful. ●The nature of the patient's current home and suitability for the patient's conditions (eg, presence of stairways, cleanliness) ●Availability of family or companion support ●Ability to obtain medications and services ●Availability of transportation from hospital to home and for follow-up visits with OT or other healthcare professionals ●Availability of services in the community to assist the patient with ongoing care ●Obtain and self-administer medications ●Perform self-care activities(with assistance) ●Eat an appropriate diet or otherwise manage nutritional needs ●Follow-up with designated providers and being discharged to another type of rehabilitation setting
Tuesday, October 16th Track 1 Track 2 12:30 – 1:30 Lunch (with LXI) 1:30 – 3:30 HiSLIP 2.0 (Credential Management, including VISA) 3:30 – 5:30 VISA (1 of 2) Wednesday, October 17th Track 1 2 8:30 – 12:30 Cybersecurity (at LXI meeting) 12:30 – 1:30 Lunch (with LXI) 1:30 – 3:30 Linux VISA (2 of 2) 3:30 – 5:30 I/O Thursday, October 18th Track 1 Track 2 8:30 – 12:30 HiSLIP 2.0 (Protocol and Prototyping) 12:30 – 1:30 Lunch 1:30 – 3:30 Instrument Drivers and Shared Components Management 3:30 – 5:30 Python (Getting Started Guide and Next Steps)
11 Coulee N Rose 2006 Black Tobiano APHA Mare Chater Three Chicks Last Chater Coulee Cindy Band Dusty Steel Coulee Poco Smoky Steel Miss Heart Drifter Vanzier Power Split Rock Power N Power Bar Knip Smoky Echo Me Smoky Moon Soleros Black Sparky is a nice flashy little mare. She stands 14.2 and nicley built. Been on overnight camping-trips long trail rides. Stands good for farrier, easy to catch, gets along good with other horses. Crosses water & bridges without a problem. Traffic safe. All in all pretty easy going little mare. S Connors 12 Pending 2018 Buckskin AQHA Mare Dillionger PC Bonsin TC Playboy Bronsin CCC Beckwith Playboy Joe Poker Marlins Bueno Joe Poco Bar Chickasha Starlight Shiner Shining Cats Little Shiner PCR Starlights Oak Cats Little Black High Brow Cat Little Chexy Lena See offering @ D Zimbrick 13 Pending 2018 Buckskin AQHA Stallion PC Bronsin Sun Dillionger Red Rockette CCC Beckwith Play Boy Beckwith Dun Miss Play Boy TKM Gavinwood Ciderwood TC Gavin Wood Chic Adons Ginger Snap Chickie Fly Sky High Chicks Beduino High As The Sky See offering @ D Zimbrick 14 Pending 2018 Bay AQHA Mare Pc Bronsin Sun Dillionger Red Rockette CCC Beckwith Play Boy Beckwith Dun Miss Play Boy Tuff Little Zan Parr Zan Parr Sun Biebers Smoked Jewel Sweet Eyed Music Miss Jay Gunsmoke Jay Freckles Me Pale Face Too See offering @ D Zimbrick 15 Rambos Strait Playboy 2009 Bay APHA Gelding Me Smart Smart Little Lena JR Colored Rambo Doxs Painted Lady Doc Leo Berry Doc Bee Leo Straw Berry Roan Mr Big Heart Freckles Playboy Strait Freckles Boon Coy Moon Straits Boon Bar Strait From Texas Boonshine Annie Splash is a Bay Paint Gelding. Well broke & has been used to move & sort cattle. He has been on lots of trail rides. This gelding is ready to go any direction you want to take him. He would make a good ranch horse. RS Quarter Horses
1 Pizza Night 2 ‘Chicken nuggets & French fries with Mac n cheese 3 Left over night 4 National Taco Day Mexi taco Night 5 Breakfast for supper 6 National Noodle Day Thai noodle Ramen noodle Chicken noodle 7 Pot Turkey Mashed potato Gravy veggie 8 Soup Salad & sandwich day 9 Taco Tuesday With all the goodies 10 Oriental 11 National sausage pizza day 12 Hot wings And chicken tenders fries 13 Second time around 14 Fried Chicken Salmon Scalloped taters Veggie 15 Breakfast for supper 16 Pizza Night 17 National pasta day 18 Vote for your meal tonight 19 Salisbury Steak, Baked chicken Mashed taters Gravy veggie 20 Shane’s encore entree 21 Pork Roast Lemon pepper chicken Rice Pilaf Veggie 22 Oriental Night 23 Taco Tuesday With all the goodies 24 National bologna day 25 National Greasy Food Day Chili cheese dogs with fries 26 Leftovers 27 Pizza Night 28 Brisket Pork chops Baked taters veggie 29 Lasagna Goulash Breadstix corn 30 Pizza 31 Halloween Spooky food extravaganza Menu Subject to Change without notice
2 Chicken Patty on a bun Mixed veggie 3 Oriental lunch 4 Hamburger with all the fixens 5 Hot Pockets 6 Riblets & coleslaw 9 Columbus Day Toasted cheese & tomato soup 10 Pot Pies 11 Chicken nuggets & sweet potato fries 12 Chicken And Noodles 13 Salmon burgers and chips Corn on cob 16 Egg Rice Oriental veggie 17 Salisbury steak Mashed potatoes corn 18 Hamburger with all the fixens 19 Nachos Refried beans Spanish rice 20 Subs Coleslaw Baked beans 23 Chili dogs Tots Corn on cob 24 Pizza 25 Chicken nuggets & sweet tater fries 26 Burrito’s Refried beans Spanish rice 27 Hot Pockets
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AP Euro - October 2016 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 5 Reformation 6 Reformation In-class DBQ 7 Reformation Terms Quiz 8 9 10 Age of Exploration 11 Age of Exploration Age of E aspects of Unit Reading due 12 OFF 13 Age of Exploration 14 Age of Exploration Terms Quiz 15 16 17 Absolutism 18 Absolutism 19 Half Day 20 Absolutism Age of E and ABS Unit Reading due 21 First Traditional Exam MC, SAQ, LRQ, DBQ aspects 22 23 24 Absolutism 25 Absolutism ABS Terms Quiz 1-73 26 Absolutism 27 Absolutism 28 Absolutism 29
South Hanover Elementary – October 2018 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday FALL IS HERE!! 1 Day 6 2 Cycle Day 1 PICTURE DAY! YWCA BODY RIGHTS GRADES - K, 3 & 5 PTO Meeting 7:00 PM 3 Cycle Day 2 YWCA BODY RIGHTS GRADES - K, 3 & 5 4 Cycle Day 3 5TH GRADE TRIP WASHINGTON DC 2nd Gr. To Farm City Day 5 SCHOOL CLOSED INSERVICE DAY MASS BAND -7PM HERSHEY PARK STADIUM 6 7 FIRE PREVENTION WEEK! 8 SCHOOL CLOSED INSERVICE DAY 9 Cycle Day 4 5TH GRADE CAMP HEBRON 10 Cycle Day 5 11 Cycle Day 6 12 Cycle Day 1 GR.3 - GRAY’S APPLE ORCHARD ORCHESTRA TOUR 10:30am BINGO NIGHT 6:00PM 13 14 15 Cycle Day 2 MISS O – 3:30PM 16 Cycle Day 3 17 Cycle Day 4 18 Cycle Day 5 19 Cycle Day 6 PTO FALL FUN RUN! 20 10/22 – 10/26 22 Cycle Day 1 Ribbon Day Wear Red!! LUNCH With OFFICER SPENCER MISS O – 3:30PM 23 Cycle Day 2 Wear “Crazy” Socks “SPOOKTACULAR” 6:00PM 24 Cycle Day 3 Mismatch Day! APPLE CRUNCH DAY 25 Day 4 Wear FALL Colors! 26 Cycle Day 5 Wear your Favorite Team Gear! 3RD GR VISIT H S SPANISH CLUB 27 28 29 Cycle Day 6 30 Cycle Day 1 RAIN DATE! 31
1 Football Practice2:15-4:15 2 Football Practice2:15-4:15 3 Football Practice2:15-4:15 4 Football Practice2:15-4:15 Aylen @ Ferrucci JV 3:30 5 Ferrucci @ Aylen Varsity 3:30 6 7 8 Football Practice2:15-4:15 9 Football Practice2:15-4:15 10 Kalles @ Ferrucci Varsity 3:30 Ferrucci @ Kalles JV 3:30 11 No School PSD In-Service Day Football Practice2:15-4:15 12 No School State In-service. 13 14 15 Football Practice2:15-4:15 16 Ferrucci @ Glacier View (JV) 3:30 Glacier View @ Ferrucci (Varsity) 3:30 17 18 Hog Fest! 19 20 21 22 Football Practice2:15-4:15 23 Football Practice2:15-4:15 24 Football Practice2:15-4:15 25 Ferrucci @ Ballou JV 3:30 26 Ballou @ Ferrucci Varsity 3:30 27 28 29 30 31 2017
MONDAY October 01 TUESDAY October 02 WEDNESDAY October 03 THURSDAY October 04 BUNCH QUICK LANE BUNCH QUICK LANE BUNCH QUICK LANE BUNCH QUICK LANE Novice Minor & Major 6:00 – 7:00 Initiation 5:45 – 6:45 AA Tigers 7:45 – 9:00 *Atom Chiefs & Lightning 7:15 – 8:15 Novice Minor 5:45 – 6:45 Peewee Flames & Storm 7:15 – 8:15 Midget WCW This week 7:45 – 9:00 Novice Major 6:15 – 7:15 Peewee A Flames 7:15 – 8:15 Peewee B Storm 7:00 – 8:00 Midget B 9:15-10:15 Midget A 8:30 – 9:30 *Atom Chiefs & Rockets 7:00 – 8:00 Bantam A Raiders 8:30 – 9:30 Midget A 9:15-10:15 *Atom Lightning & Rockets 7:30 – 8:30 Bantam A 8:30 – 9:30 Bantam B 8:15 – 9:15 Midget B 8:45 – 9:45 *Time changes on: Oct 8/22 Nov 5/19 Dec 3/17 Schedule subject to change *COACH - INSTRUCTIONAL STREAM – OCTOBER 17 6:30 – 9:45 PM CHECKING SKILLS 1
Week 1 Schedule subject to change MONDAY October 08 TUESDAY October 09 WEDNESDAY October 10 THURSDAY October 11 BUNCH QUICK LANE BUNCH QUICK LANE BUNCH QUICK LANE BUNCH QUICK LANE Initiation 5:45 – 6:45 AA Tigers 7:45 – 9:00 *Atom Chiefs & Lightning 7:15 – 8:15 Novice Minor 5:45 – 6:45 Peewee Flames & 7:15 – 8:15 AA Tigers 7:45 – 9:00 Novice 6:15 – 7:15 Peewee A Flames 7:30 – 8:30* *This week Peewee B Storm 7:00 – 8:00 Midget B 9:15-10:15 Midget A 8:30 – 9:30 *Atom Chiefs & Rockets 7:00 – 8:00 Bantam A Raiders 8:30 – 9:30 Midget A 9:15-10:15 *Atom Lightning & Rockets 7:30 – 8:30 Bantam A 8:45-9:45* *This week Bantam B 8:15 – 9:15 Bantam B 8:15 – 9:15 Midget B 8:45 – 9:45 *Time changes on: Oct 8/22 Nov 5/19 Dec 3/17 CAHL TIERING ROUND STARTS OCT 12 – NOV 4
MONTGOMERY COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION Special Called Meeting – Tuesday, October 10, 2017 1:00 P.M. REVISED AGENDA CALL TO ORDER – Mr. Porterfield; INVOCATION – Mr. Porterfield; PLEDGE OF ALLEGANCE – Dr. Eggleston ESTABLISHMENT OF A QUORUM APPROVAL OF AGENDA EXECUTIVE SESSION – Real Estate RECEIVE as INFORMATION Bank Finance Agreement– Fleet Acquisition – Mr. Jason Taylor Purchase & Sales Agreement – Real Estate – Mr. Jason Taylor Contracts Just Ask – PD Meeting the Needs of Diverse Learners – Dr. Stephen Bournes Trenholm Transcript Agreement – Dr. Stephen Bournes Quesbook ACT Agreement – Dr. Stephen Bournes MOA for Helping Montgomery Families Initiative (HMFI) – Dr. Catherline Williamson 2018 Service Agreement River Region Psychiatry, LLC – Dr. Catherline Williamson Easter Seals Agreement – Dr. Catherline Williamson ACTION ITEMS: Personnel Report – Certified & Support Personnel (August 22, 2017) Personnel Report – Certified & Support Personnel (September 28, 2017) Bank Finance Agreement – Fleet Acquisition Purchase 7 Sales Agreement – Real Estate Just Ask Contract Trenholm Transcript Agreement Quesbook ACT Agreement MOA for Helping Montgomery Families Initiative (HMFI) 2018 Service Agreement River Region Psychiatry, LLC Easter Seals Agreement ADJOURNMENT NEXT MEETING DATES Tuesday, October 24, 2017, 5:00 p.m., Regular Meeting, Central Office Auditorium Tuesday, November 14, 2017, 5:00 p.m., Combined Meeting, Central Office Auditorium
Clinical Instructor 1-5 renewable without limit. "The length of appointment for clinical faculty members will be determined by the academic unit administrator." "For clinical faculty with more than one year of service, notice shall be given at least twelve months before the expiration of an appointment." Yes No "All clinical faculty will be expected to provide clinical supervision, teaching and clinical care." Clinical Assistant Professor Clinical Associate Professor Clinical Professor Instructor of Professional Practice The primary responsibility for persons in these positions will be teaching, research, or outreach and service or some combination of these duties. Persons appointed to these positions should have substantial experience and credentials appropriate to the discipline. 1-5 years renewable without limit. For Professional Practice faculty with more than one year of service, notice shall be given at least twelve months before the expiration of an appointment. Yes No Assistant Professor of Professional Practice Associate Professor of Professional Practice Professor of Professional Practice Research Assistant Professor The salaries and fringe benefits for research professors are to be paid from external grants and sponsored programs. "Appointments automatically expire at the time specified in the appointment letter, and no further notification is required." Yes No "These individuals will not serve as primary instructors in regular course offerings of departments or degree programs." Research Associate Professor Research Professor Assistant Extension Primary responsibilities focus on issues identified by state, county, or area
Addressing Opioid Addiction: Faith community leaders are invited to breakfast and a workshop at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary to learn how to address addiction in the church and community. It’s scheduled for October 27. Holy Spirit Seminar: On Dec. 1, United Theological Seminary will host its 6th annual Holy Spirit Seminar. Guest speakers Guillermo Leon Mighty and Adria Ortiz Núñez, co-pastors of Havana Central Methodist Church in Cuba, will explore Holy Fire: Holiness and the Holy Spirit. (UMW) Saturday, October 28 at Delmont UMC, 305 Freeport Street, Delmont, PA 15626 from 9:30 am to 2:30 pm. Speaker: Bishop Cynthia Moore-Koikoi. All women welcome! Contact Diane Miller at UMW Gears Up for Assembly: The Power of Bold is the theme for the 19th quadrennial Assembly of United Methodist Women, set for May 18-20, 2018, in Columbus. A promotional video and other resources are already available. Learn more Watch video Mission of Peace - Each year a group of youth and young adults from the Northeastern Jurisdiction travel shortly after Christmas on a Mission of Peace to another area of the globe. Applications are available now for the 2018 MOP to Cuba. It’s scheduled from about December 28, 2017- January 12, 2018. Applications are due to Greg Cox by Feb. 1, 2017. Welcome to Wesley Woods! To make visitors feel more welcome and at home, Wesley Woods wants to replace all of its signs with some that easier to read, accurate and more exciting. You can help by making a financial
Instructional Planning Form Teacher Name: Lacey Mahaney/Carla Wood Grade: 3rd Grade Subject: Literacy Core Content, Program of Studies, or CCAS Learning Target for the Day Activity Formative Assessment Modifications (RTI) Reflection Monday, October 13 RL.3.1 RL.3.2 RL.3.3 I can use sequence of events to summarize a text. What About Me? Focus: Sequence Focus: Summarize Before reading: SMART Board focus page Genre – Fable Sequence (pg. 60) Summarize (pg. 60) During reading: weekly focus (sequence and summarize) Questions (sequence, summarize, predict, point of view, theme, draw conclusions) After reading: Sequence – Character headbands, description of need, order based upon appearance Sequence – Written independent sequence of events after group activity Tuesday, October 14 Lang.3.4 Lang.3.4.a FS.3.3 I can use word structure to determine word meaning. What Me? Focus: Vocabulary Focus: Compound Words Review vocabulary word cards (old) Introduce new vocabulary words – Read “At the Market” to discuss word meaning Introduce vocabulary word cards (new) Compound Words – Pg. 62 Match-Up – Anecdotal notes based upon student performance during activity
Match-Up – Define given word using words or illustrations, find other word that can be used to create compound word, compare meaning of individual words, develop meaning for compound word, share with class Wednesday, October 15 – Friday, October 17 RL.3.1 RL.3.2 RL.3.3 Lang.3.4 Lang.3.4.a FS.3.3 I can use sequence of events to summarize a text. I can use word structure to determine word meaning. What About Me? Focus: Sequence Focus: Summarize Focus: Compound Words Read to Self – Sequence (transition words) Read to Someone – Comprehension Word Work – Compound Word Match Work on Writing – How-To Listen to Reading – Raz- Kids Café – Summarize Daily 5 Formative Assessment Sheet
Roger Young and Patrick Brennan---Jerry Steele//Joe Birindelli and Fred Raymond//Owen Gill and James Patterson---Nick Matranga// Board Members to report at next meeting. After action report for the September Dinner Meeting: EC members present reported that the food, service, speaker and venue at The Heron Lakes CC were great. Guest Speaker, John Kilpatrick gave a great report and discussion on his new Veterans Recovery Resources center. 28 members and guests were in attendance. Phillip reported that we were short by 2 in our count of meals to Heron Lakes CC which cost us about $50. New Business Frank let us know that the Mid Atlantic Conference was a success and was well attended by MOAA members from Alabama. He also let us know that National MOAA was talking about the challenges associated with getting new members. Frank also pointed out that MOAA’s staff at national is rather small…accordingly, when we call for help it is possible to establish a personal relationship with their staff. We are strongly encouraged to seek a Community Grant but must have a liability insurance policy in place. Frank also let us know that as he had not received much information or desire about the film proposal with Zane and the invitation for the Saints Game, that he was recommending that we move on….EC agreed. Discussion moved to the MOAA Community Grant and the purchase of liability insurance for our Chapter. Jerry stated he would investigate the purchase price of the insurance and would coordinate with John Kilpatrick (VRR) to apply for the Grant from MOAA and report to the EC. Grant application is December 1st – 28 February. EC voted to take Pete Riehm’s nomination for Veteran of the Year for CPL Ballard. CPL Ballard was an Artillery Fire Direction Specialist with A-BTRY 77th, Field Artillery BN, 1st Cavalry Division, U.S. Army in WWII. CPL Ballard had both a distinguished Army career as well as civilian career. Calendar of Events: Oct 11th …. Dinner Meeting. Guest Speaker David Baker Mayor of Semmes, Al. Nov 1-2nd … National MOAA Convention Phoenix, Arizona Nov 11th … Elephant Dinner Guest Speaker Patriot of the Year ADM Steve Abbott.
Tuesday 4th December Christmas lunch As usual, we will meet at Polhill Garden Centre from 10 a.m. for a coffee and Christmas shopping, then adjourn to the Toby Carvery over the road for lunch. If you already told Connie you would like to go please contact her as soon as possible. £5.50 deposit. Connie Thursday 6th December 8 p.m. Theatre 62 The Ladykillers by Graham Linehan Vivien G Wednesday 12th December a.m. Daytime outing A visit to Standen at Christmas. Standen is a National Trust property near East Grinstead. Ann Thursday 20th December 10.15 a.m. Sherry and Mince pies Have a break from your Christmas preparations and join us for a sherry/coffee and a mince pie. Bring a Secret Santa gift max value £5. Janet C. Tuesday 1st January a.m. New Year Walk A few of us make it out every year to blow away the cobwebs/hangovers. Venue to be arranged. Wednesday 9th January 8 p.m. Unwanted gifts There is always something you didn’t really want that someone else is desperate for! Alison Thursday 17th January 10.15 a.m. First Aid We can always do with an update/reminder! Janet has had her arm twisted to do this again with us. Vivien T Wednesday 23rd January 2019 8 p.m. Pub Quiz at the Shortlands Tavern Let’s see if we can finally beat the regulars! Get there early if you would like to eat first. Laura will book a couple of tables so let her know if you would like to join us. Laura Thursday 31st January a.m. Daytime outing A visit to Churchill’s War Rooms. Needs to be booked - Details to follow Fiona Thursday 7th February 8 p.m. Quiz Format to be decided. Lesley Tuesday 12th February Ten Pin Bowling Ann
Instructional Planning Form Teacher Name: Lacey Mahaney/Carla Wood Grade: 3rd Grade Subject: Literacy Core Content, Program of Studies, or CCAS Learning Target for the Day Activity Formative Assessment Modifications (RTI) Reflection Monday, October 20 RL.3.1 RL.3.2 RL.3.3 I can use sequence of events to summarize a text. Kumak’s Fish Focus: Sequence Review sequence and summarize from “What Me?” Compare genres – Fable vs. Tall Tale Read “Kumak’s Fish” Ask questions regarding sequence Thinking Critically #3 – Create two timelines, one for the order in which people lined up behind Kumak to help him pull the fish and one for the other in which Kumak’s family caught the fish Thinking Critically #3 Tuesday, October 21 Whole Group Vocabulary review Flexible Groups Based Upon Need Wood – Mahaney – Wood – Mahaney – Wednesday, October 22 Whole Group Fluency practice Flexible Groups Based Upon Need Wood – Mahaney – Wood – Mahaney – Thursday, October 23 RL.3.1 RL.3.2 RL.3.3 Lang.3.4 I can use sequence of events to summarize a text. Summarize, Sequence, Compound Words, Vocabulary Summative assessment Summative Assessment
~ October 2014 ~ Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Five Senses Ww 5 Square White 1 2 3 Happy 3rd birthday, Jenna! 4 5 Apples/Johnny Appleseed Aa 9 Star Red 6 TSCPL Storytellers at 1:00! 7 8 9 10 11 12 Fall/Leaves Ll 6 Rhombus Yellow 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Monsters/Scary Things Uu 8 Rectangle Purple 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Halloween/Pumpkins Hh 10 Circle Orange 27 28 29 30 Pumpkin Painting with Graphic Tech at 12:00! 31 Halloween at 9:00 Trick-or-Treating at 12:30
Federal Railroad Administration 55. Popular Title: High-Speed Rail Corridor Development RIN 2130-AC17 Undetermined Previous Stage: None Abstract: This rulemaking would prescribe procedures and schedules for the awarding of grants to eligible applicants under this title to assist in financing the capital costs of facilities, infrastructure, and equipment necessary to provide or improve intercity passenger rail transportation. Effects: Prompting action: Statute Rulemaking Project Initiated: 10/16/2008 Docket Number: FRA-2009-0106 for Undetermined: Federal Register Citation for Undetermined: None
Office of the Secretary 92. Popular Title: Mobile Wireless Devices RIN 2105-AE30 Stage: NPRM Previous Stage: ANPRM: Publication Approved 02/14/2014; Publication Date: 02/24/2014; End of Comment Period 03/26/2014. Abstract: The Department of Transportation (DOT or Department) is seeking comment on whether it should adopt a rule to restrict voice communications on passengers? mobile wireless devices on scheduled flights within, to and from the United States. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) recently issued a notice of proposed rulemaking that if adopted would, among other things, create a pathway for airlines to permit the use of cellphones or other mobile wireless devices to make or receive calls on board aircraft. DOT supports the FCC?s proposal to revise its rules in light of the technology available and to expand access to mobile wireless data services on board aircraft; however, under the Department’s aviation consumer protection authority and because of concerns raised, we are seeking comment on whether to ban voice calls on aircraft. Effects: Prompting action: None Rulemaking Project Initiated: 01/07/2014 Docket Number: Dates for NPRM: Federal Register Citation for NPRM: None
Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration 104. Popular Rupture Detection and Valves Rule RIN 2137-AF06 NPRM Previous Stage: none Abstract: This proposed rule would require mandatory installation of automatic shutoff valves, remote controlled valves, or equivalent technology and establish performance based meaningful metrics for rupture detection for gas and liquid transmission pipelines. The overall intent is that rupture detection metrics will be integrated with ASV and RCV placement with the objective of improving overall incident response. Rupture response metrics would focus on mitigating large, unsafe, uncontrolled release events that have a greater potential consequence. The areas proposed to be covered include High Consequence Areas (HCA) for hazardous liquids and HCA, Class 3 and 4 for natural gas (including could affect areas). Effects: Prompting action: Statute Rulemaking Project Initiated: 11/21/2013 Docket Number: for NPRM: Federal Register Citation for NPRM: None
I am looking for criteria for CRRT privileges other than nephrology. Debbie Miller, CPMSM Manager Medical Staff Office P: (814) 534-9899 F: (814) 534-9800 Does anyone have PharmDs credentialed on their staff? Debbie Miller, Manager Medical Staff Office <> P: (814) 534-9899 F: (814) 534-9800 Does anyone have a privilege list (or privilege criteria) that would delineate or refer to "osteopathic manipulation" for a DO? Thank you! Marisa M. Arnold, CPMSM Medical Staff Coordinator The Good Samaritan Hospital Medical Affairs Department 4th and Walnut Streets Lebanon, PA 17042 717-270-7722 (phone) 717-270-7946 (fax) Have you ever had a physician with the title MBBS (Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Medicine), instead of MD? If you have, when you listed them, did you use MBBS or MD? I am sure the public will not know what MBBS is. Debbie Miller, CPMSM Manager Medical Staff Office P: (814) 534-9899 F: (814) 534-9800 September Information - Questions Responses Do you receive a memo or any other type of communication from the board indicating Board approval of MEC items? I receive a Report” each month which is a standing item on the MEC agenda that lists the approvals of the MEC recommendations. Linda K. Grinder, CPCS Medical Staff Coordinator Penn Highlands Brookville 100 Hospital Road Brookville, PA 15825 814-849-1402 Fax: 814-372-2811 Our MEC minutes after approved by the MEC are taken to our Professional Relations Quality Oversight Committee of the Board for their information and discussion each month.
St. Luke Council 9168, Smyrna, TN - Events October 2014 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 9:00am – 2:00pm KofC to participate in VAVS Patient Carnival at VA Hospital in Murfreesboro 7:00 pm – Knights & Rosary to our Blessed Mother 2 3 4 5 9:30 am St. Luke Parish Open House 12:00 pm Titans vs. Browns at LP Field 6 7 8 7:00 pm – Knights & Rosary to our Blessed Mother 9 10 11 10:00 am District 11 3rd Degree Exemp. at Holy Name Church, Nashville. Candidates by 9:30 am 12 12:00 pm Titans vs. Jaguars at LP Field 13 7:00 pm KofC Business Meeting 14 15 7:00 pm – Knights & Rosary to our Blessed Mother 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 7:00 pm – Knights & Rosary to our Blessed Mother 23 24 7:00 pm KofC Sponsored Halloween Party at St Luke 25 26 12:00 pm Titans vs. Texans at LP Field 27 7:00 pm KofC Officer Meeting or 1st Degree Exemp. Candidates by 6:30 pm 28 29 7:00 pm – Knights & Rosary to our Blessed Mother 30 31 Halloween
October 2014 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY Spirit Week/Food Feud ‘MericaMonday TieDye Tuesday Color War Wed. ThrowBack Thurs. Bring Canned Goods to Participate Sept. 29 Sept. 30 *STLP 8am *ESS B-Ball vs. Raceland FILL THE STANDS *Football Playoffs TBA *Soccer @ Chesapeake 5:30 *Academic vs. West Carter 1 *STLP after school * 2 *YFC @ 8am *STLP 8am *ESS HAPPY B-DAY Officer Church!!! 3 NO SCHOOL! 4 *Girls B-Ball OVC Tourney begins @ AMS thru the 11th 5 HAPPY B-DAY Jerry Whelan!!! 6 links 8am *MathCounts Rm.100 3:40 *State Golf @ Bowling Green *GBB Tourney *Soccer vs. Lawrence @ 6 7 *STLP 8am *Builders Club 8am *POWDER PUFF GAME *ESS *Academic Team @ Boyd *Football vs. East Carter *GBB Tourney 8 “WALK TO SCHOOL DAY” *STLP after school 9 *STLP 8am *ESS *GBB Tourney HAPPY B-DAY Rick McGowan!!! 10 *Student Council 8am *FPS END OF THE 1ST 9 WEEKS 11 *GBB Tourney 12 NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH WEEK 13 Common Assessment Window thru 31st *Discovery Team Fun Friday Reward Trip to Movies *MathCounts Rm.100 3:40 *SBDM Mtg. 4pm Columbus Day 14 *STLP 8am *ESS *Academic Team @ Louisa 15 STAR DAY w/ early dismissal B-DAY Robin Sexton!!! 16 *STLP 8am *YFC @ 8am *ESS 17 *FPS *Powder Puff *Discovery Team Trip after lunch 1st 9-Weeks Report Cards go home 18 SWEETEST DAY 19 20 *Chain links 8am *MathCounts Rm.100 3:40 21 *STLP 8am *Builders Club 8am *ESS *Academic Team @ Raceland 22 *Kiwanis Luncheon *STLP after school *Academic Team Study Groups National Buy Your Yearbook Day 23 *STLP 8am *ESS 24 *Student Council 8am *FPS 25 ACT National Test Day
26 SAFE SCHOOLS WEEK 27 *MathCounts Rm.100 3:40 Board Mtg.@ 5:30 28 *STLP 8am *ESS *Academic Team @ W. Carter 29 *STLP after school *Academic Team Groups 30 *STLP 8am *YFC @ 8am *ESS 31 *FPS Nov. 1 Time changes this weekend…we “Fall Back” an hour
Payments Due 1 2 Late Payments Due 3 4 5 Payments Due 6 7 Early Release Day ASEP open until 6 p.m. 8 9 Late Payments Due 10 11 12 Payments Due 13 14 15 16 Late Payments Due 17 18 19 Payments Due 20 21 22 23 Teacher Workday Open 6:45-6:00 Late Payments Due 24 25 26 Payments Due 27 28 29 30 Late Payments Due 31
Mark your calendar now! WHAT: Chatham Childcare Collaborative Super Saturday WHEN: October 24, 2015 WHERE: 5717 White Bluff Road, Savannah, GA 31405 (Savannah Tech) PLEASE DO NOT SEND YOUR REGISTRATION TO SAVANNAH TECHNICAL COLLEGE TIME: Check in begins at 7:45 am; Workshops begin at 8:45 am* CREDIT: All workshops are approved by Bright from the Start Georgia Department of Early Care and Learning as part of the annual training requirements for child care providers. Track 1 Track 2 Track 3 Basic Core Infectious Disease Injury Control Child Abuse CPR/First Aid Limited to 40 Participants (Register Early) 5-Hour Fire Safety Required by State Fire Marshall’s Office 4 Track 5 Track 6 Infants Music Games Literacy Toddlers Literacy Music Games Preschool Games Literacy Music Track 7 Track 8 Hot Topics Intro to Professional Development Registry Early Friendships Positive Guidance Administration Positive Communication Employee Performance Management Responding to Families in Culturally Sensitive Ways For more information contact: Chatham County Extension 912.652.7981 * Please note: Registration/Check-in ends at 8:30 am; workshops begin PROMPTLY at 8:45 am. If you are late (8:45 am), you will not be admitted to class. Please make arrangements to arrive on time. Refunds/credits are not issued to participants arriving late.
CAMBRIDGE SCHOOLS LESSON PLANNING TEMPLATE NAME: Ms. Klingbeil SUBJECT: Plants, Animals and You WEEK OF: Oct. 21 MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY LESSON OBJECTIVE OR LEARNER OUTCOME FFA History Introduction FFA Opportunities ACTIVITY History Guessing Game Read the first paragraph of the creed. INSTRUCTIONAL ACTIVITY History Powerpoint and flashcards. Creed 1st paragraph Action Activity Finish Timelines Contests, SAE, Degrees, Fair, Etc. Testimonials, Discussion, Videos ASSESSMENT Complete Notes HOMEWORK FFA History Timeline Creed Practice OTHER
October 2016 Language Calendar Sing a song ex: The wheels on the bus Label objects in the house that begin with the letter g Find in your home with different textures (soft, hard, smooth, etc) Pour a bowl of cereal, talk about the steps you need to do Walk around the house and look for numbers, identify them Label objects in the house that begin with the letter H Draw a picture of your favorite animal and talk about the different parts of the animal Count all the chairs in your house Label objects in your home that begin with the letter F While doing yardwork, talk about how the leaves are different (size, color) Talk about the kind of clothes you will wear when the weather is colder Make hot chocolate, talk about the steps Make a picnic lunch and name the food objects you have If attending the Fall Festival, talk about what your child liked best and why When planning a grocery list, look at the ads and identify what you are going to buy Read a book with Fall themes (pumpkins, turkey, etc) Find five things that are small Find five things in the house that are shaped like a rhombus Using a photo album, talk and label the family members in pictures Sing a nursery rhyme: The Itsy bitsy spider Find five things that are shaped like a square Bathe a toy doll or pet, talk about the steps took to bathe your doll or pet If you get a cut, talk about the things you need (band-aids, alcohol) your family member names, clap the syllables in the names Label five things in the car Do the laundry together and talk about the steps you need to take Find five things at home that begin with the letter B Open the refrigerator and identify five vegetables Paint your nails and talk about the materials you needed Talk the parts of a pumpkin Adapted from Moog Center
Hot Springs MSA The Hot Springs MSA= Garland County. Civilian Labor Force Estimates (Not Seasonally Adjusted) Oct 16 Sep 16 Oct 15 OTM OT Y Civilian Labor Force 40,275 40,796 39,705 -521 570 Employment 38,688 39,047 37,728 -359 960 Unemployment 1,587 1,749 1,977 -162 -390 Unemployment Rate 3.9 4.3 5.0 -0.4 -1.1 Nonfarm Payroll Jobs (Not Seasonally Adjusted) (In Thousands) NAICS Total Nonfarm Goods Producing Service Providing Government 35,000 Jobs in Service Providing Industries January 2014 - October 2016 34,500 34,000 33,500 33,000 32,500 32,000 31,500 J F M A M J J A S O N D 2014 2015 2016
Jonesboro MSA The Jonesboro MSA= Craighead & Poinsett counties. Civilian Labor Force Estimates (Not Seasonally Adjusted) Oct 16 Sep 16 Oct 15 OTM OT Y Civilian Labor Force 63,218 63,360 61,354 -142 1,864 Employment 61,391 61,271 58,969 120 2,422 Unemployment 1,827 2,089 2,385 -262 -558 Unemployment Rate 2.9 3.3 3.9 -0.4 -1.0 Nonfarm Payroll Jobs (Not Seasonally Adjusted) (In Thousands) NAICS Nonfarm Goods Producing Service Providing Government 65,000 Number of Employed and Unemployed October: 2006 - 2016 63,000 61,000 Employment + Unemployment= Civilian Force 59,000 57,000 55,000 53,000 51,000 49,000 47,000 45,000 '06 '07 '08 '09 '10 '11 '12 '13 '14 '15 '16 Employed Unemployed
Pine Bluff MSA The Pine MSA= Cleveland, Jefferson, & Lincoln counties. Civilian Labor Force Estimates (Not Seasonally Adjusted) Oct 16 Sep 16 Oct 15 OTM OT Y Civilian Labor Force 36,054 36,106 36,564 -52 -510 Employment 34,358 34,140 34,441 218 -83 Unemployment 1,696 1,966 2,123 -270 -427 Unemployment Rate 4.7 5.4 5.8 -0.7 -1.1 Nonfarm Payroll Jobs (Not Seasonally Adjusted) (In Thousands) NAICS Total Nonfarm Goods Producing Service Providing Government 5,000 Number of Unemployed October: 1996 - 2016 4,500 4,000 3,500 3,000 2,500 2,000 1,500 1,000 '96 '97 '98 '99 '00 '01 '02 '03 '04 '05 '06 '07 '08 '09 '10 '11 '12 '13 '14 '15 '16
MSA Civilian Labor Force Estimates (Not Seasonally Adjusted) Memphis, TN-MS-AR MSA The Memphis, TN-MS-AR MSA= Fayette, Shelby, & Tipton counties in Tennessee; Benton, Desoto, Marshall, Tate, & Tunica counties in Mississippi; & Crittenden County in Arkansas. Oct 16 Sep 16 Oct 15 OTM OT Y Civilian Labor Force 629,705 625,143 611,841 4,562 17,864 Employment 595,601 590,454 574,438 5,147 21,163 Unemployment 34,104 34,689 37,403 -585 -3,299 Unemployment Rate 5.4 5.5 6.1 -0.1 -0.7 Texarkana MSA The Texarkana MSA= Bowie County in Texas & Little River & Miller counties in Arkansas. Oct 16 Sep 16 Oct 15 OTM OT Y Civilian Labor Force 64,884 65,447 64,787 -563 97 Employment 62,041 62,179 61,771 -138 270 Unemployment 2,843 3,268 3,016 -425 -173 Unemployment Rate 4.4 5.0 4.7 -0.6 -0.3 620,000 Number of Employed- Memphis MSA October: 2006 -2016 64,000 Number of Employed- Texarkana MSA January 2015 - October 2016 600,000 63,500 63,000 580,000 62,500 62,000 560,000 61,500 61,000 540,000 60,500 60,000 520,000 59,500
October 2016 Calendar of Events Date Event October 1 October 3 Kids’ Night Out 5:30 – 8:30 PM at PVE Stepping Up begins 4:00 – 5:00 PM Progress reports for K – 3rd October 5 Photo Day for Kindergarten & 1st Grade Ready, Set, Read Now! Pre-K program at PVE 5:30 – 7:30 PM October 6 Photo Day for 2nd & 3rd Grade October 7 Photo Day for I.U. 20 & Make-Ups October 9–15 Fire Prevention Week October 10 Columbus Day – No School for Students October 10-14 National School Lunch Week October 13 Family Math, Reading, Science & Technology Night at PVE 5:30 – 7:30 PM Board of Education Meeting 8:00 PM at School District Office October 15 Kids’ Night Out 5:30 – 8:30 PM at PVE Hispanic Heritage Month ends October 16-22 America’s Safe Schools Week National School Bus Safety Week October 17-21 Spirit Week October 17 National Bosses’ Day October 18 Adult ESOL Class Begins from 8:00 – 10:00 AM @ PVE Diversity Task Force meeting at Admin. 9:30 – 11:30 AM PVE PTO Meeting October 21 PTO Bear Walk 5:30 – 7:30 PM @ PV HS Track (Rain Date: 10/22) October 22 PTO Bear Walk (Rain Date) October 26 Parent Advisory Committee Meeting @PVE Cafeteria from 10:00–11:00 AM October 27 Board of Education Meeting 8:00 PM at School District Office October 28 Trunk-or-Treat @ PVE October 31 Halloween Black and Orange Day
October 2016 Day / Date Calendar Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday OCTOBER 3 Day 5 4 Day 6 5 Day 1 6 Day 2 7 Day 3 10 SCHOOL CLOSED Staff development 11 Day 4 12 Day 5 13 Day 6 14 Day 1 17 Day 2 18 Day 3 19 Day 4 20 Day 5 21 Day 6 24 Day 1 25 Day 2 26 Day 3 27 Day 4 28 Day 5 31 Day 6 Nov. 1 Day 1 Nov. 2 Day 2 Nov. 3 Day 3 Nov. 4 Day 4
Let’s Wipe Out The Debt Our total debt, as of August 31, is $93,676.77 plus interest at 6.75%. SIMPLY GIVING Sunne is now able to offer a simple way of giving to God’s ministry at Sunne. Through Simply Giving, an electronic fund transfer program, members and friends of Sunne can make a monthly or semi-monthly gift directly from a person’s checking or savings account into Sunne’s account. This program is available no matter where a person banks. For more information, please contact Sunne Treasurer, SuAnn Olson at 258-3887. Please prayerfully consider this excellent opportunity. LUTHERAN WOMEN’S TRIENNIAL GATHERING The Tenth Triennial Gathering will be July 13-16, 2017 in Minneapolis, MN. The theme is “All Anew.” Registration is September 6, 2016 through January 6, 2017. The cost is $310. Day registrations are $175. Register at welcatg.org or email for registration packet. Information about triennial gatherings can be found at welcatg.org. BAPTISMS Congratulations to those celebrating their baptismal anniversaries in October. 3--Kimberly Hruby 3--Avrianna Schmitt 4--Benjamin Olson 6--Oliver Dewald 6--Tim Silliman 8--Tienna Johnson 8--Cody Landsiedel 8--Chelsey Landsiedel 10--Hunter 10--Johnathan Noon 12--Lane Kassian 12--Tamara Kassian 12--Jarrick Kassian 13--Travis Schmitt 13--Olivia 10--David Bauer 18--Mike Berg 19--Matthew Leidy 19--Brenda Schuler 22--Kole Kirchmeir 25--Julianna Hruby 25--Berkley Wessels 27--Ruby Weible 28--Nicole Schurhamer 28--Teigen Earsley 30--Kristine Ell Sunne Quilters meet every Thursday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the church basement. Anyone interested is welcome to attend or to do work at home, For more information, please call Myrna Hochhalter at 286-7795 or Verine Reimann at 734-6769. SLY HAYRIDE
OCTOBER 2016 Sunne Evangelical Lutheran Church PO Box 217 Wilton, Dakota Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday The on the calendar are to remind us to pray for one another. 1 John Hausauer 2 8:30 am Communion Service 9:30 am SS/Confirmation 10:30 am Communion Service 3 Kathy Hausauer 4 Paige Hausauer 5 Jen Hausauer 6 Quilting 10 am-3 pm Bernell Hedstrom 7 Caryn Hausauer 8 Morgan Hedstrom 9 8:30 am Worship Service 9:30 am SS/Confirmation 10:30 am Worship Service 11:30 am 9th Gr Confirmation 11:30 am WELCA Mtg. & Potluck 4:00 pm SLY Hayride 10 Michael Bianco 11 Brad Hedstrom 12 Redwood Village 2 pm Church Council Mtg. with 9th grade conf. class 7 pm Lisa Hedstrom 13 Quilting 10 am-3 pm Bruce Hedstrom 14 Bonnie Hedstrom 15 Jennifer Heilman 16 8:30 am Communion Service 9:30 am SS/Confirmation 10:30 am Communion Service 11:30 am San Francisco Mtg. 17 Jeff Heilman 18 Jade Heilman 19 Jaxon Heilman 20 Quilting 10 am-3 pm Wilton Food Pantry 4 pm Arlan Helm 21 Jeanine Helm 22 Pat Herdebu 23 8:30 am Worship Service NO SS/CONFIRMATION 10:30 am Worship Service 24 Jennifer Herdebu 25 Lee Hetletved 26 Penny Hetletved 27 Quilting 10 am-3 pm Kinley Hetletved 28 Hatley Hetletved 29 First Communion Class 10 am-noon Earl Hirchert 30 Confirmation Sunday 8:30 am Worship Service 9:30 am SS/Confirmation 10:30 am Confirmation Service 31 Mary Hirchert Pastor Paul Schauer: 734-6485 office, 391-0584 cell phone, 734-6605 home
Clean your hands before: touching your eyes, nose or mouth touching/preparing food or drinks eating or drinking caring for someone in your home who can easily get sick (baby, elderly or someone who has an unhealthy immune system) first aid Clean your hands after: touching pets or other animals touching raw meat, particularly chicken touching surfaces such as a railing or grocery cart touching money touching objects sick people have touched touching blood or body fluids such as urine, vomit or feces contact with those who have a cold, the flu, diarrhea or virus of any kind changing diapers wiping your own or a child’s nose sneezing or coughing using a facial tissue using the washroom removing gloves cleaning gardening What to do when you cough or sneeze: cover your mouth and nose with a tissue or your sleeve put used tissues in the wastebasket clean your hands with soap and water or a hand sanitizer For more information call Peel Health at 905-799-7700 or visit www.peelregion.ca/flu.
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 October is: Somali Heritage Month Hispanic Heritage Month Women’s History Month Aboriginal Education Month 2 Milk Program begins 3 PHOTO DAY SAC BBQ and Curriculum Dinner at 6; Meet the Teacher at 7 p.m. 4 COUNTRY EVENT International Walk/Bike to School Day 5 TERRY FOX WALK HALLOWEEN DANCE-A-THON PLEDGE FORM GOING HOME Day 3 6 PA DAY-NO SCHOOL 7 8 9 THANKSGIVING DAY NO SCHOOL 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 CROSS COUNTRY EVENT DAY 4 18 19 SAC Meeting @ 7 p.m.:Library Childminding available Please join us! 20 21 22 23 24 DAY 4 25 26 CROSS COUNTRY EVENT 27 Pizza Day 28 29 SAFE ARRIVAL: To report your child absent, please call 416 394-3150 24 hour service 30 31 Halloween Dance-A-Thon November Events: Family Movie Night: November 3; Progress Reports go home: Nov. 14; Parent/Teacher Interviews at night: Nov. 16; Parent/Teacher Interviews: Nov. 17 (day); NO SCHOOL Nov. 17 Character Ed. Assembly: Nov. 29 @ 9:15 a.m. SAC REMINDERS: We are looking for volunteers for Pizza Lunches.
the Colquitt County School System Colquitt County Board of Education Source: District 1 Mrs. Trudie Hill District 4 Mr. Pitts District 2 Mrs. Dede Magahee-Hall District 5 Mrs. Patricia Anderson District 3 Mrs. Mary Beth Watson District 6 Mr. Kevin Sumner Superintendent: Mr. D. Howell
◄ Sep 2017 October 2017-Basilio Huertas Senior Center Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 Blood Pressure Screenings & Education by Cedar Crest Nursing Program @ 9:00 a.m. Sneaker Senior Program By Monica Kromer At 10:00 a.m 3 4 Sneaker Senior Program By Monica Kromer At 10:00 a.m 5 Pressure Screenings & Education by Moravian College Nursing Program at 9 a.m. 6 7 8 9 Sneaker Senior Program By Monica Kromer At 10:00 a.m 10 EDU: Veterans Benefits Home Instead Senior Care At 10:00 a.m. by Joe Maitski 11 Sneaker Senior Program By Monica Kromer At 10:00 a.m 12 Pressure Screenings & Education by Moravian College Nursing Program at 9 a.m. 13 14 15 16 Sneaker Senior Program By Monica Kromer At 10:00 a.m 17 EDU: Enrollment Time Insurance Representative 18 Sneaker Senior Program By Monica Kromer At 10:00 a.m 19 20 21 Applebee's Short Stacks for a Tall Cause Fundraiser Breakfast to support HCLV from 8 am - 10 am. 22 23 Sneaker Senior Program By Monica Kromer At 10:00 a.m 24 Foot Care by Irene Economou, D.P.M. by insurance. 25 Sneaker Senior Program By Monica Kromer At 10:00 a.m 26 27 28
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY 2 Chicken Patty on a Bun 3 Chicken Sliders with American Cheese on Soft Buns 4 Big Daddy’s Pepperoni Pizza 5 Cheeseburger on a Bun with Mashed Potatoes 6 Valentino’s Cheese Pizza 9 Homemade Pizza Bagels 10 Nachos Grande with Beef Taco Meat & Scoops Chips 11 Meatball Parmesan on a Roll 12 Macaroni & Cheese with a Dinner Roll 13 Valentino’s Cheese Pizza 16 Popcorn Chicken with Dip & a Roll 17 Chicken and Cheese Quesadilla with Salsa 18 Big Daddy’s Pepperoni Pizza 19 French Toast with an Sausage Links 20 Valentino’s Cheese Pizza 23 BBQ Beef Rib on a Bun with Corn Niblets 24 Baked Mozzarella Sticks with Marinara Sauce 25 Cheeseburger Sliders on Buns 26 Sabrett All Beef Hot Dog with Baked Beans 27 Valentino’s Cheese Pizza 30 Chicken Nuggets with a Dinner Roll 31 Nachos Grande with Beef Taco Meat and Chips ALSO AVAILABLE DAILY SALAD LUNCH (each salad includes Sliced French Bread) Chef’s Salad: Tossed Greens with Turkey, Ham & Cheese Chicken Caesar Salad: Tossed Greens with Sliced Chicken & Caesar Dressing BAGEL MEAL Bagel with Cream Cheese, Low-Fat Cheese Sticks & a Trip to The Farm Stand YOGURT LUNCH 4 oz. Yogurt, Cheese Stick, Pretzels, Sliced Bread & a Trip to The Farm Stand DELI SANDWICH Week 1: Turkey and American Cheese Wrap Week 2: Mini Italian Hero Week 3: Ham and Cheese on Kaiser Week 4: Turkey and American on Kaiser Week 5: Tuna on Kaiser