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Assumption High School’s ALL-CLASS PARENT April Knight Gift Gathering Party! (We’re all in this together!) THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25th · 6-9 PM Held at: 315 Pershing Ave ˑ Davenport 52801 Hosted by: Augusto & Nelly Anzola · John & Donna Bush · Bill & Erin Bush · Chris & Jamie Caspers · Ryan & Erin Dolan · Dan & Stacie DeVries · Doug & Jamie Grenier · Marié-Catherine & Pierre Guyot · Michael & Jennifer Jackson · Doug & Sue Jennings · Ben & Melissa Jobgen · Chris & Anne Lansing · John & Sarah Leinart · Chad & Beth Manternach · Thomas & Lorie Melchert · George & Carrie Menke · Ed & Susan Merschman · Kevin & Bridget Murphy · Jason & Bethany Nelson · Will & Kathryn Nigey · Brian & Jenny Preston · Greg & Jennifer Ruggles · Randy & Sandra Timmerman · Kurt & Kristyn Tjaden · Dan & Trish Turner · Brian & Kathy Rolf · Tim & Mary Walsh · Steve & Jen Weitz · More Hosts Welcome! BBQ & BEER & BASIC FUN! · Pork, chicken or vegan bbq sandwich with slaw, house pickle, signature sauces OR any burrito. ·Featured beer and wine provided, and cash bar Please RSVP by 10-18 to susie.foster@assumptionhigh.org YOU MUST RSVP TO EAT! Suggested donation $20 per person. Checks may be made payable to AHS
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ST MICHAEL’S COLLEGIATE SCHOOL VACATION CARE PROGRAM 2016 CONTACT DETAILS Child/Children’s Name: Child/Children’s D.O.B: Parent’s Name: Contact Number: Email: Parent’s Name: Contact Number: Email: Date Activity Location Transport Excursion Time What to Bring Send Lunch Expected # of Children Anticipated # of Staff Tick WEEK ONE Mon 11 Gardening Day/Peter Rabbit Garden Cambridge Bus 10:00am to 12:30pm N/A Yes 27 2 Can you spot Peter Rabbit in his garden? Let’s explore Peter Rabbit’s Garden, then make your own miniature garden to take home. Tue 12 Food Day Gibson Hall N/A N/A No 27 2 Pizza, pasta and all things Italian. Bring your cooking A game and enjoy a day full of good Italian food. Wed 13 Pancake Train Margate Bus 10:30am to 1:00pm $5.00 treat money No 27 2 Who wouldn’t love pancakes on a train! Come sit in a carriage on an old train, have a pancake, then explore the Lolly Shop in another carriage. Thu 14 Makeover and Pamper Day Gibson Hall N/A N/A N/A Yes 27 2 Manicure, pedicure, masks and all things pampering. Relax and be pampered all day long. Fri 15 Village Cinema Hobart Cinema Bus TBA Snacks Yes 27 2 Zootopia, a world filled with all types of animals and a rabbit who fulfils her dreams of joining the police force. WEEK TWO Mon 18 Plaster Gibson Hall N/A N/A Apron Yes 27 2 Choose from various different types of plasters, then paint and decorate your very own. Tue 19 Inflatable World Bellerive Bus 10:00am to 12:30pm Socks Yes 27 2
A P R I L 2 0 1 4 C R O S S O F C H R I S T L U T H E R A N C H U R C H Email: Office: 248-437-8810/ Fax: 248-437-7708/ Home: 248-486-4335 Web:www.crossofchristlutheran.org ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday + Indicates Holy Communion 1 2 4:00-5:30pm Confirmation 3 6:30-8:30pm Girl Scouts 4 5 6 9:00am Adult Bible Class 10:00am Worship 10:00am Sunday School 10:00am Youth Bible Study 11:00am Nagy Baptisms 7 No Preschool 7 - 11 Spring Break 8 9 No Confirmation- Spring Break 10 11 12 13 Palm Sunday 9:00am Adult Bible Class 10:00am Worship + 10:00am Sunday School 10:00am Youth Bible Study 11:00am Ensemble 14 15 16 4:00-5:30pm Confirmation 17 Maundy Thursday 7:00pm Worship + ________________ 18 Good Friday 7:00pm Worship 19 20 Easter Sunday 7:30am Worship + Brass 8:30am-9:30am Easter Breakfast 10:00am Worship + & Choir 11:00am Easter Egg Hunt 21 7:00pm Trustees 22 7:00pm Church Council 23 4:00-5:30pm Confirmation 24 ________________ 25 26 27 9:00am Adult Bible Class 10:00am Worship + 10:00am Sunday School 28 29 30 4:00-5:30pm Confirmation
+ + Grant S. Neiswinter B: 07-15-1938 D: 03-16-2018 + + Robert A. Walrath B:12-25-1940 D: 03-17-2018 A memorial service will be held for Robert Walrath here at church on Saturday, April 14, at 5 p.m. Visitation will be held from 1-5 p.m. APRIL BIRTHDAYS 2 Lisa Sterling 3 Rachel Tura 6 Julia Kreipke 8 Ronald Reichert Gloria Schrom 9 Dawn Lanczki Brent Sterling Sue Zimmerman 10 Heather Sieting 15 Lillian Candela Karen Hantz Kenneth Nelson 16 Joe Vance 17 Vi Chambers Eckhout 18 Sarah Zimmerman 19 Alice Miller Luke Nelson Samantha Hudson 21 Bob Smith 22 Stephen Flook 23 Hall 27 Gary Albin APRIL ANNIVERSARIES 1 David & Kari Bye 3 Dennis & Donna Evans 28 William & Leslie VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL 2018 JULY 30 – AUGUST 3
A P R I L , 2 0 1 8 CROSS OF CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH Email: Office: 248-437-8810/ Fax: 248-437-7708/ Home: 248-486-4335 Web: www.crossofchristlutheran.org _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 Easter Sunday 10:00 am WORSHIP + 2 Preschool Spring Break Week 3 4 5 11:00am Women’s Fellowship 6 7 8 9:00am Adult Bible Class 10:00am WORSHIP + 10:00am Sunday School 10:00am Youth Bible Study 11:00am Choir Rehearsal 9 10 11 4:00-5:30pm Confirmation 12 13 14 Robert Walrath Memorial 1-5pm Visitation 5pm Service 15 9:00 am Adult Bible Class 10:00am WORSHIP Choir Sings 10:00am Sunday School 10:00am Youth Bible Study 16 17 7:00pm Church Council 18 4:00-5:30pm Confirmation 19 10:30am Meet at church to deliver to AWPC & Tour 20 21 9am-Noon LWML Rally Whitmore Lake 22 Thrivent Member Appreciation Day 9:00am Adult Bible Class 10:00am WORSHIP + 10:00am Sunday School 11:00am Coffee Hour – Hosted by Thrivent 4:00pm Rehab Center Service 23 24 25 4:00-5:30pm Confirmation 26 3:00pm Abbey Park Service 27 28 8:00am-8:00pm Girl Scout Fundraiser 29 9:00am Adult Bible Class 10:00am WORSHIP + 10:00am Sunday School 30 + Indicates Holy Communion Like us on FACEBOOK at:
77396 2017/04/06 Building Pmt LARCHWOOD DR MOVE EXISTING RES STORAGE BLDG TO DIFFERENT LOCATION ON LOT 77489 2017/04/03 Building Pmt 2206 BROOKELAND MEADOW CT S.F. RES - ATT GAR 12 IRC/15 IECC 2017/04/03 Building Pmt 2210 BROOKELAND MEADOW CT S.F. RES - ATT GAR 12 IRC/15 IECC 77489 2017/04/03 Building Pmt 15951 CHIMNEY ROCK RD RESIDENTIAL FOUNDATION REPAIRS 2012 IRC 77504 2017/04/05 Building Pmt 612 CRENSHAW RD 1 STORY S.F. RES W/ ATT GAR (1-1-5-R3-B) 2012 IRC 77504 2017/04/06 Building Pmt 4824 2ND ST RESIDENTIAL REPAIR 2012 IRC 77546 2017/04/03 Building Pmt 3411 SKADIUM DR (EPR) NEW PARKING LOT '12 IBC 77598 2017/04/05 Building Pmt 825 JET STREAM COURT BLD B NEW GYMNASIUM (PVT SCHOOL CAMPUS) 2012 IBC SP/FA
98 outstanding (numbers should come up over next week or two) Philanthropy Chair Report – Dr. Kathy Sridaromont Yondell Masten & Kathy Sridaromont gave report on the Anniversary: For the venue: We needed 60 to attend, we met that requirement Great night and everything went well! Succession Committee Report – Dr. Carrie Edwards Olivia Harris; Priscilla Stansell 1 nomination Will be working on recruiting for nominations Publicity Chair Report Martin Working on new website to house minutes and news, etc Membership Chair Report – Kathy Ann Hagstrom A few students asking how to become a member or wondering why they were not offered. Governance Chair & member report- Dr. Patricia Francis & Dr. Joann Long No report. Research Chair- Dr. Laura Thomas 2 seed grants left – until end of June We approved 4 in the past (2 are still available) Unfinished Business: New Business: Discussion on ACU 10m Mentoring opportunity Dr. Foard emailed Dr. Veesart because ACU is looking to start new chapter within their school. Our chapter has been asked to help mentor them. We have mentored chapters in the past Motion by Venisa Morgan for our chapter to mentor ACU on starting new Sigma chapter within their school. 2nd by: Patti White Motion carries Strategic Plan Committee Dr. Amanda Veesart 5m Progress- Approved poster presentation at Leadership Connection Strategic plan drafted and sent- We were dinged on this last semester. Dr. Veesart has met with them twice Let us know if you have plans on wanting to go to Leadership Connection. Very good conference to go to. This is September 15-18th in Indianapolis, Indiana Update on Anniversary Event. 10 m Success! Events for participation-Dr. Amanda Veesart 5m Any events we need to be present at for Chapter Key Award-moving forward -We should show our appreciation for Magnet status at UMC (Look up members who were apart of this journey) -4th Tuesday of the month dream center health presentations -Larry Combest possibly -Pat Francis: McMurray said that it would be good giving books to pediatric books to the clinic -Cooking food at the Ronald McDonald house for families Who do we report our Community service hours to? Publicity Chair will start keeping an excel sheet with hours of community service. Approval of travel 10 m The board approved travel for 1 participant to Research Congress in Australia
DEPARTMENT OF TEACHER DEVELOPMENT AND EDUCATIONAL STUDIES Reappointment, Promotion, and Tenure Review Document This document applies to all reviews consistent with the OU/AAUP 2006-2009 Agreement, including the most common positions, which are defined below. Definitions 42a First re-employment of special instructor (see OU/AAUP Agreement Sec. 42a) c.1 First re-employment of assistant professor (see OU/AAUP Agreement Sec. 41c.1) First re-employment of instructor to assistant professor (see OU/AAUP Agreement Sec. 41b.1) 42b Second re-employment of special instructor (see OU/AAUP Agreement Sec. 42.b) c.2 Second re-employment of assistant professor (see OU/AAUP Agreement Sec. 41c.2) c.3 First re-employment of assistant professor hired with 3 years of prior experience (see OU/AAUP Agreement Sec. 41c.3) 42c Employment of special instructor with job security (see OU/AAUP Agreement Sec. 42c) c.4 Third re-employment, granting of tenure, and promotion to associate professor (see OU/AAUP Agreement Sec. 41c.4) d.1 Re-employment and granting of tenure to persons initially hired as an associate professor (see OU/AAUP Agreement Sec. 41d) I Promotion to professor (see OU/AAUP Agreement Sec. 41i) Senior Faculty Member The full-time TDES faculty member (currently available), other than the TDES Chair, who has held the highest rank for the longest period at OU. Support Faculty Individual faculty members who help the candidate collect data for her/his review TDES Review Team A of three or more faculty members (including the TDES representative to SEHS CAP) who review a candidate’s dossier and file then write a letter that must be included in the dossier for the next level of review at OU. Note: When the Department Chair is a candidate for reappointment, promotion, or tenure, the Senior Faculty Member will assume the Department Chair’s responsibilities and the next most senior faculty member will assume the Senior Faculty Member’s responsibilities.
PLAC Agenda 4/13/17 Rhonda Robbins Topic Specifics Information to Deadlines Handouts 1 Welcome 2 New Employee Induction July 25 & 26 July 25 – (GAE presentation) Classroom Management July 26 – (PAGE presentation) 8:30 – 11:30 Overview of Code of Ethics and Ethical Decision Making 1:00 – 3:30 Introduction to TAPS Standards Registration will be up this week. There will be a book for Classroom Management (not sure which one right now). Do you want to order for your teachers or include with course? Superintendents, Curriculum Directors, Principals Registration deadline: 7/20/17 3 Collaborative Unit Development for Science June 5: Elementary Science (K – 5) June 6: Middle School Science (6 -8) June 7: High School Science All days will be 8:30 – 4:30 Superintendents, Curriculum Directors, Principals, Instructional Coaches Registration deadline: May 19
Summit is at Middle Georgia State College. Date: May 4 8:30 - 4 Registration is free and lunch will be provided. Registration Link: Click 5 Georgia Induction Summit DOE is sponsoring the Georgia Induction Summit: Attaining New Heights through Leading and Learning. Summit is at Middle Georgia State College Registration: $40 (includes continental breakfast & lunch) May 5 8:00 – 3:30 Registration Link: Click Superintendents, Curriculum Directors, Principals, Instructional Coaches Registration deadline: 5/2 6 Georgia Science (HMH) Teaching Science: The Next Generation – from Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Andrea O’Donnell has contacted me about bringing this workshop here. Is there an interest? Superintendents, Curriculum Directors, Principals 7 Job Fair This Saturday – April 15 9:00 – 12:00 We will be here at 8:00. If you have asked principals to attend, please make sure Superintendents, Curriculum Directors, HR Directors, Principals
School Administrators Trainings: For NEW PBIS District Coordinators and all School Climate Specialists Macon Marriott City Center April, 19-20, 2017- SCS only May 4, 2017 Superintendent Curriculum Director District PBIS Coordinators School Administrators Brantley, Coffee, Pierce RESA PBIS District Coordinators Consortia Okefenokee RESA 8:30-11:30 April 27, 2017 Superintendent Curriculum Director District PBIS Coordinators School Administrators Jim Farmer Topic Specifics Information to Deadlines Handouts 30 Student Technology Fair Now called Student Technology Competition Totals for State Fair: Number of projects: 846 Number of students: 1117 All - Regional Recap 31 Technology Integration PD Needs Elementary Updates at RESA on May 3rd. 1:30-3:30pm iPad and Classroom Professional learning & planning support. Moving to PLAC, Elem. Principals, Curriculum Directors
Part – I, Part - II& Part – III [10 am to 1pm] II Semester 141C2 Principles of Management 02.05.2017 142E2 Prose, One Act Plays and Communication Skills 05.05.2017 14C21 Advertising and Salesmanship 11.05.2017 14C22 Financial Accounting – II 15.05.2017 11C22/11AD2 Financial Accounting – II(Arrear) 15.05.2017 14AC2 Information Technology 18.05.2017 IV Semester 14C41 Entrepreneurship Development 03.05.2017 14C42 Auditing 06.05.2017 14C43 Banking 12.05.2017 Banking(Arrear) 12.05.2017 14C44 Partnership Accounts 16.05.2017 11C44 Partnership Accounts(Arrear) 16.05.2017 14AC4 Business Mathematics 19.05.2017 11AC4 Business Mathematics(Arrear) 19.05.2017 VI Semester 14C61 Special Accounts 04.05.2017 14C62 Income Tax – II 08.05.2017 11C61 Income Tax – II(Arrear) 08.05.2017 14C63 Industrial Law 13.05.2017 14CE6A Financial Management 17.05.2017 Arrear I, III, V Semester [2pm to 5 pm] Sub. Code of the Paper Date I Semester 141C1 Business Correspondence 02.05.2017 142E1 Prose, One Act Play and Communication Skills 05.05.2017 Marketing 11.05.2017 14C12/14AD1 Financial Accounting – I 15.05.2017 14AC1 Business Economics 18.05.2017 144TA1 Sirappu Tamil – I 19.05.2017 III Semester 14C31 Business Environment 03.05.2017 14C32 Insurance 06.05.2017 14C33 Advanced Accountancy 12.05.2017 14C34 Costing 16.05.2017 Business Statistics 19.05.2017 V Semester 144EV5 Environmental Studies 25.04.2017 14SEC51 General Knowledge 04.05.2017 14CE5A Management Accounting 13.05.2017 Department of Commerce with Computer Application - UG Part – IV & Part – V [10am to 12pm & 2pm to 4pm] Sub. Code Title of the Paper Date
District PBIS Coordinator Spring District Leadership Team Meetings Bacon- May 10 Brantley- June 4 Charlton- May 16 Clinch- May 2 Pierce- May 16 Ware- May 10 Superintendents Resources Curriculum Director District PBIS Coordinator PBIS Bus Tour of Schools- Bibb County- May 8, 2018 Elem., Middle, High (Charlton, Clinch, Pierce and Ware are participating) Superintendents Human Resources Curriculum Director District PBIS Coordinator Elizabeth Oliver Topic Specifics Information to Deadlines Handouts Grades K – 2 Number 08-15-2018 (tentative date) New K – 2 Math teachers; if you have a minimum of 10 teachers, I will set a date with you to have in your county. Elementary Principals and Teachers Grades 3-5 Number Talks: 08-22-2018 (tentative date) New 3-5 Math teachers; if you have a minimum of 10 teachers, I will set a date with you to have in your county. Elementary Principals and Teachers GCTM Summer Academies in Douglas Registration max is 30. Registration to date is: Grades K-1: 20 Grades 2-3: 19 Grades 4-5: 19 Grades 6-8: 22 Algebra: 6 Geometry: 10 HS STEM: 1 Dr. Pam Jackson
students using a HyperDoc lesson design. Course facilitators will provide in-depth support at this workshop. The location of the Deep Dive is coming soon! Note: The face-to-face Deep Dive is not required, but it is strongly encouraged. We learn so much from each other in this type of learning environment! Q: How do I register? A: Please complete the registration form found on the . Register soon as space is limited! Q: Who can I reach out to for more information? A: Feel free to email Carrie Siegmund at for more information. We look forward to learning with many of you this summer! Jann James and Dana Robbins/ GLRS: Nothing to Report
From Lynn Thompson: Magnolia Community Services is expanding their arts program for their disabled clients. They are looking for donated art supplies. They can use construction paper, popsicle sticks, paints, crayons, markers, tag board, or other items. You might have items that you would be happy to donate. If items are brought to the meeting, they will be delivered. Thanks! From Laurie Abadie: One of our former members, Diane Boudreaux took 3rd place in the McKinney Art Show. She resides in Texas. Nominating Committee Report Your committee is comprised of Shirley Colomb, Nassar, and Alice Champagne. We have a full slate of candidates to recommend to you the membership at this April meeting. If anyone is interested in running for one of these officer’s position, a person may make a floor nomination. Hospitality This month for refreshments are: Merrill Zeringue, Carolyn Clausing and Carol Zehner. Please call or email Chair, Alice Glore if you have not signed up to bring food for this year. 504-231-5806 Welcome Back, Member Marilyn Crais 339 Lakewood Dr Luling LA 70070 985-785-6646 SCAG In the News Membership Please send check to treasurer: Lynn Thompson 23 Belle Grove Dr. Destrehan, LA 70047 Follow up with an email to Donna () St. Charles Art Guild Meetings Meetings are held 1st Tuesday of the month at: St. Charles United Methodist Church 1905 Ormond Blvd Destrehan, LA 70047 Time: 9:30-noon Social Media Please check out "St. Charles Art Guild" on Facebook -- become a "friend", "like" and "share" 2017-2018 SCAG Officers President……………...Ann Clement Vice President………...Kerry Allen Rec. Secretary...............Sylvia Gaudet Treasurer……………...Lynn Thompson Grants Treasurer……...Carolyn Clausing Cor. Secretary………. Shirley Colomb Newsletter Information Shirley Colomb at
Contract and was likely to dispose of the equipment if the attachment and removal order was not issued. It had expressed its disappointment that while the respondent continued to use its equipment and was not at the same time paying the rental, let alone the arrears, it was losing business arising from the fact that it could not lease the equipment to third parties. The release of the equipment into the appellant’s hands meant that the appellant was placed in a position in which it could remove the equipment from Lesotho and the respondent would no longer be able to use it. Once the equipment was removed, that issue was not to be reconsidered by the court a quo at the hearing in due course. Thus the removal order was in effect a final order and therefore appealable. The making of the was attended by at least two other irregularities, which were raised on appeal and, in fairness to both parties who had made submissions in that regard, the judge should have dealt with them rather than choose not to. The order was granted pursuant to an urgent application when on all the facts there was no urgency to justify that course of action. The Contract had not been terminated and the parties had had a long history of dealing with each other. In the absence of a
Somerset Independent School District Board Meeting Agenda 17, 2014, Regular Monthly Board Meeting, Somerset High School, 6:00 P.M. “We will provide our students with the highest educational learning experience by creating innovative opportunities, effective communication, and leaders who inspire – Everyday, Everyway, No Exceptions!” Call to Order A. Approve/Amend April 17, 2014, Regular Monthly Board Meeting Agenda Recognitions Somerset High School Character Salutes for the Month of February 2014, for the word Responsibility Victoria Dodd – Senior, Josh Jones – Junior Lillie Eastham – Sophomore, Jordan Roy – Freshman Kristi Jenkins – English Teacher 2014 Midway College Scholarship Kaitlyn Merritt, Archery Scholarship 2014 State Champions Cam Cheuvront – Indoor Track, 55 Meter Dash Maranda Mills – Indoor Track, Triple Jump 2014 DAR Good Citizen Award Alex McGuffey 2014 DECA State Winners Dustin Burkett – Professional Selling, First Place Reza Katanbaf – Finance Operations Research, First Place Logan Sutton – Food Marketing, First Place Cole Smith – KY Entrepreneurship Functions, Second Place Evan Saindon and Cody Sturgill – Buying and Merchandising Research, Second Place Hannah Burkett, Brandon Patterson, and Allyson Lovins – Business Services Research, Place Madison Cornett and Kaitlyn Johnson – Sports and Entertainment Marketing Team, Third Place Blake Morris and Riley Shumard – Business Law and Ethics Team Third Place Nick Tristan Krause, and Alex Walters – Hospitality and Tourism Operations Research, Third Place
Approve MOU Between University of the Cumberlands and the Somerset Independent Schools Regarding a Partnership in Support of the Principal Redesign Program Approve Out-of-State Travel Request by Meece Middle School Band and Beverly Stevenson to Cincinnati, Ohio to attend Kings Island. The departure time is 7:30 A.M. and the return time is 12:00 (MIDNIGHT) A.M. on May 3, 2014 Approve Unpaid Extended Disability Request VIII. Adjourn
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National School Lunch Program St. Paul School District Hot Lunch Menu K - 8 April 2018 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 2 Bean & Cheese Burritos 3 Chicken Fajitas & Black beans 4 Hamburgers & Baked Fries 5 Tuna Sandwich & Baked Chips 6 NO SCHOOL 9 Chicken Teriyaki & Rice 10 Nachos 11 Chicken Burgers w/Baked Chips 12 13 NO SCHOOL 16 Chicken Alfredo w/Broccoli 17 Hamburgers & Baked Fries 18 Pull Pork Sandwich w/Cole Slaw 19 Corn Dogs & Baked Fries 20 Pizza 23 Mac & Cheese Green Beans & Rolls 24 Chicken Burgers w/Baked Chips 25 & Corn 26 Taco Salad 27 Pizza 30 Nachos MENU SUBJECT TO CHANGE Lunch is served with choice of: Feature Dish of the Day or Peanut Butter & Jelly Sandwich or Yogurt, Cheese Stick & Bagel or Pretzel Fruit, Veggie & Salad Bar 1% White Milk or Non-Fat Choc. Milk St. Paul School District is an Equal Opportunity Provider and Employer
Civilian Labor Force Summar y force data, produced by the U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics and released by the Arkansas Department of Workforce Services, show Arkansas’ seasonally adjusted unemployment rate declined two-tenths of a percentage point, from 4.1 percent in March (revised up from 4.0 percent) to 3.9 percent in April. Arkansas’ civilian labor force rose 2,860, a result of 5,309 more employed and 2,449 unemployed Arkansans. The United States’ jobless rate remained stable at 5.0 percent in April. BLS Program Operations Manager Susan Price said, “Arkansas’ employment in April reached a new re- cord high of 1,309,268, breaking the previous record set in May 2008. The employment increase helped push the unemployment rate down to 3.9 percent, breaking last month’s record low of 4.1 percent.” Civilian Labor Force Estimates Seasonally Adjusted Not Seasonally Adjusted Civilian Labor Force Apr 16 1,361,951 Mar 16 1,359,091 Apr 15 1,325,923 Civilian Labor Force Apr 16 1,355,321 Mar 16 1,359,762 Apr 15 1,326,263 Employment 1,309,268 1,303,959 1,253,095 Employment 1,309,448 1,304,808 1,257,277 Unemployment 52,683 55,132 72,828 Unemployment 45,873 54,954 68,986 Unemployment Rate 3.9 4.1 5.5 Unemployment Rate 3.4 4.0 5.2 U.S. Unemployment 5.0 5.0 5.4 U.S. Unemployment 4.7 5.1 5.1 1,350,000 Number of Employed (Seasonally Adjusted) 1996 - 2016 1,300,000 1,250,000 1,200,000 1,150,000
Pine Bluff MSA The Pine Bluff MSA= Cleveland, Jefferson, & Lincoln counties. Civilian Labor Force Estimates (Not Seasonally Adjusted) Apr 16 Mar 16 Apr 15 OTM OT Y Civilian Force 36,697 36,915 36,817 -218 -120 Employment 35,008 34,909 34,289 99 719 Unemployment 1,689 2,006 2,528 -317 -839 Unemployment Rate 4.6 5.4 6.9 -0.8 -2.3 Nonfarm Payroll Jobs (Not Seasonally Adjusted) (In Thousands) NAICS Total Nonfarm Goods Producing Service Providing Government 12.0 Unemployment Rates April: 2006 - 2016 10.0 8.0 6.0 4.0 2.0 0.0 '06 '07 '08 '09 '10 '11 '12 '13 '14 '15 '16
achieve their specified targets and outcomes. This may enable the amount of support and intervention to decrease, for example, ‘Continuing SEN Support’ may lead to effectively planned ‘Early SEN Support’. When to request an Education, Health and Care Needs Assessment In order to assist the local authority in its decision making, relevant, purposeful intervention via ‘Continuing Support for SEND’ should typically be evidenced to include details regarding the assessment, drafting, implementation and review of an SEN Support Plan incorporating four cycles of ‘Assess, Plan, Do, Review at tier three ‘Continuing SEN Support’. In many, but not all cases, these details should cover at least two terms, including how delegated or additional funding or resources have been implemented. Many children and young people with the most severe and complex Special Educational Needs and Disabilities will be identified before statutory school age. However, others may not have their needs identified until later. For those children and young people with complex needs it is not expected that they will have to pass through each “tier” of the Approach. Details of arrangements and policies relating to Education, Health and Care Needs Assessments may be found at .
Edwards Lane Play Session 4.00pm – 6.00pm Edwards Lane Community Centre Come and stimulating play experiences, where you can explore, learn and have fun! Come and get involved in Arts/ Crafts, Active Play, Outdoor Activities games and sports. Forest Fields Play Centre 3.30pm - 5.30pm Forest Fields Play Centre Come and enjoy stimulating play experiences, where you can explore, learn and have fun! Come and get involved in Arts/ Crafts, Active Play, Outdoor Activities games and sports. Forest Fields Play Centre 3.30pm - 5.30pm Forest Fields Play Centre Come and enjoy stimulating play experiences, where you can explore, learn and have fun! Come and get involved in Arts/ Crafts, Active Play, Outdoor Activities games and Forest Fields Play Centre 3.30pm - 5.30pm Forest Fields Play Centre Come and enjoy stimulating play experiences, where you can explore, learn and have fun! Come and get involved in Arts/ Crafts, Active Play, Outdoor Activities games and sports. Transitional Youth Session 6.30pm - 8.30pm Radford Primary School Denman St W, Radford NG7 3FL If you think you are too old for a play session, but not ready for a youth club, then come and get the best of both in our Transitional session. Play on the Park 1.30pm - 3.30pm Bridlington St Park Come and enjoy stimulating play experiences, where you can explore, learn and have fun! Come and get involved in Arts/ Crafts, Active Play, Outdoor Activities games and sports.
April 5 Family Night at the Book Fair – 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm April 6 PTA Brother’s Pizza Day Green Club Meeting – Media – 3:45 pm – 5:00 pm Volunteer Training – Media – 7:00 pm April 7 Special Ed Field Trip – McDaniel College – Tournament of Champions – 8:30 am – 2:30 pm April 8 Battle of the Books – Manchester Valley High School 11 PTA Discount Card orders due Road to Respect Club Meeting – Media – 3:45 pm – 4:45 pm April 12 2 hour 45 minute Early Dismissal – We dismiss at 1:00 pm Marking Period Ends April 13 Maverick Mentors Meeting – Kindergarten & 1st Grades – 3:45 pm – 5:00 pm April 15 Report Cards go home 4th Field Trip – Ft. McHenry April 18 Robot Club Meeting – 3:45 pm – 5:00 pm April 20 Maverick Mentors Meeting – 2nd & 3rd Grades – 3:45 pm – 5:00 pm April 22 Earth Day April 23 PTA Community Service Project April 26 Election Day – Schools and Offices CLOSED April 27 PARCC Testing – 4th Grade – 10:15 am – 12:30 pm PARCC Testing – 5th Grade – 1:20 pm – 3:35 pm Green Club Meeting – Media – 3:45 pm – 5:00 pm April 28 PARCC Testing – 4th Grade – 10:15 am – 12:30 pm PARCC Testing – 5th Grade – 1:20 pm – 3:35 pm April 29 PARCC Testing – 4th Grade – 10:15 am – 12:30 pm PARCC Testing – 5th Grade – 1:20 pm – 3:35 pm PTA Spring Fling – 5:00 pm – 8:00 pm
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Ecclesfield Rainbows Gatty Hall Tuesday Leader - Mrs B Travis Tel: 0114 2453504 Ecclesfield Brownies Gatty Hall Monday Leader - Mrs M. Myers Tel: 0114 2452452 Ecclesfield Brownies Gatty Hall Tuesday Leader - Mrs A. Kendall Tel: 0114 2468866 Ecclesfield Guides Gatty Hall Thursday Leader - Mrs C Topham Tel: 0114 2461289 The Grenoside Singers Practice Monday in St Mark’s Church Hall at Secretary: Garry Leigh Tel: 0114 2464714 www.grenosidesingers.co.uk Ecclesfield Cubs Scout Hut (off Yew lane) Wednesday 2nd Pack Leader - Mrs A Hancock Tel: 0114 2402398 Ecclesfield Priory Players EPPIC Theatre Monday Wednesday Secretary –Carol Travis Ecclesfield Beavers Scout Hut (off Yew lane) Monday Leader - Mrs J Steel 0114 2460218 Thursday 6.00 -715 pm Rachael Otter 0114 2461752 Ecclesfield Scouts Scout Hut (off ) Tuesday Leader - Mr. E. Buttimer Tel: 0114 2586935 Group Scout Leader Rob Kirk Tel. 0114 2209212 Whitley Hall Cricket Club Practices - Seniors - Wednesdays Up to 13 yrs - Thursdays 14 yrs to17 yrs - Fridays Manager - Steve Fletcher Secretary – Joe Webster Tel: 0114 2452518 www.whitleyhall.play-cricket.com If you would like your local group advertised please contact: Mrs P Blackburn 0114 2468453 Useful Contacts
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 1 APRIL FOOL’S DAY Saturday 2 3 4 5 NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH 6:30 PM 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 SPIRITUAL STUDY 1-2 PM 15 16 EASTER EGG HUNT ------------------- HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE COLLECTION 17 PALM SUNDAY 18 THE HOMES BOARD MEETING 6 PM 19 20 CREDIT UNION BOARD MEETING 4:30 PM 21 22 EARTH DAY FRIDAY CREDIT UNION CLOSED 23 24 EASTER 25 BINGO 7-9 PM 26 27 28 SPIRITUAL STUDY 1-2 PM 29 30 NEIGHBORHOOD CLEAN UP 10-12 PM
April 2012 Sunday 1 PALM SUNDAY ------------------- APRIL FOOL’S Monday 2 Tuesday 3 NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH –Clubroom 5:00PM Wednesday 4 Thursday 5 Friday 6 GOOD FRIDAY Saturday 7 8 EASTER 9 10 11 12 SPIRITUAL Clubroom 1-2 PM 13 14 15 16 THE HOMES BOARD MEETING 6 PM 17 18 CREDIT UNION BOARD MEETING 4:30 PM 19 20 21 22 EARTH DAY 23 24 25 26 SPIRITUAL STUDY, Clubroom 1-2 PM 27 28 29 30
Camp Staff Training May 23 Tyler May 27 - 31 Jackie Buckley Irene Graves/Jim Sailer June 1 - 5 Kim Braulick/Brenda Langerud Paige Brummund June 6 - 8 Kari Helgoe June 8 - 12 Karla Meikle Adrian Biewer June 15 - 19 Paige Brummund Yolanda Schmidt Marcia Hellandsaas June 21 - 22 Vanessa Hoines Lindsay Novak July 6 - 10 Alicia Harstad Karla Meikle/Vanessa Hoines July 13 - 15 Lindsay Maddock/Callie Johnson July 13 - 15 Carrie Knutson July 27 - 31 Nicole Cook/ Megan Jansen Camp Staff July Tyler
Quindaro Homes Federal Credit Union As of February 28, 2014 NEEDED Assets: LOANS 507,732.53 ALLOWANCE FOR LOAN LOSSES - 11,615.06 SECURITY BANK 256,062.31 CHANGE FUND 200.00 COMMUNITY AMERICA CU – SAVINGS 85.94 COMMUNITY AMERICA CU – CD 105,635.08 BANK MIDWEST 54,275.92 KCCU MEMBERSHIP SHARES 11,428.85 KCCU CASH MANAGEMENT 1,465.51 CREDIT UNION 1 SAVINGS 11.28 INDUSTRIAL STATE BANK 84,920.57 INTERSTATE FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN 1,554.48 INTERSTATE FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN 100,000.00 M & I BANK 100,200.94 COMMERICAL STATE BANK OF BONNER SPRINGS 100,000.00 PREPAID INSURANCE 825.39 FURNITURE & EQUIPMENT 1,061.97 NCUSIF 9,839.09 ASSETS 1,323,684.80 Liabilities: ACCOUNTS PAYABLE 0.00 AUDIT FEE - PAYABLE 1,950.00 NCUSIF PREMIUM PAYABLE 304.00 FEDERAL & KANSAS DUE 110.00 SHARED DIVIDENDS PAYABLE 434.31 MEMBER SHARES 1,065,604.78 REGULAR RESERVES 31,510.21 RESERVE FOR CONTINGENCIES 26,500.00 UNDIVIDED EARNINGS 197,102.88 NET INCOME 168.62 TOTAL LIABILITIES 1,323,684.80 8. Who is the guest speaker at the April 21st Board meeting?
April 2015 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday 1 Thursday 2 Friday 3 Saturday 4 5 EASTER 6 7 NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH 6:30PM IN THE CLUBROOM ------------------------- BIBLE GROUP STUDY 2PM IN THE CLUBROOM 8 9 10 11 BRADFORD COFFELT MEMORIAL DINNER 4-11PM 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 THE HOMES BOARD MEETING IN THE CLUBROOM 6:30PM 21 BIBLE GROUP STUDY 2PM IN THE CLUBROOM 22 EARTH DAY 23 24 25 NEIGHBORHOOD CLEAN UP 10AM – 12PM 26 27 28 29 30
-Meeting #1: Set assignment for First Job Meeting complete JOB #1 -Meeting 10 minutes -complete first discussion sheet strategies complete JOB #2 -meeting discussion sheet filled out. complete JOB #3 -meeting discussion filled out. Core 3 -create a class crossword -Read Romiette and Julio --Meet in Groups to Complete Job #1 using Romiette and Julio McFadden & Butler work with groups to close read a text and answer the questions. -Read Romiette and Julio -Meet in groups to complete Job #2 -Finish Romiette and Julio -Meet to complete Job #3 Core 4 -Create a Crossword -Go over it as a class -Read Romiette and Julio -Read 20 minutes -meet in groups to complete Job #1 using Romiette and Julio -work in pairs to close read a text using all strategies -Read Romiette and Julio -meet in groups to complete Job #2 -Read Romiette and Julio -meet in groups to complete Job #3 Summary Activity/Journal TURN IN ARTICLE FOR CLASSWORK CREDIT Homework Read your independent reading book or group book assignment pages Read assignment #2 due Thursday for next meeting Core 3-4 Read an independent Book Read assignment #2 for group tomorrow Core 3-4 read your independent book DUE 3 jobs in your folder. Classwork Article from Wednesday **Different Cores may be working at a different pace due to the pacing of reading. Each Core has their own activity, same focus.
The Holy is being offered today by Istrati & Lina Walasidis for the good health of their family and in loving memory of Elia Walasidis. The Spirits of the Righteous Made Perfect George Hilway, Anthony Saleem Zamloot, George Esahak, George Kaadan, Reggina Sappah, Camil Hallal, Wadiah Kakim, Margaret Nakash, Linda Stephan. May the Lord God rest their souls in peace and grant comfort to their families. Donations George & Mona Simone in memory of Elsie Nassor. Geri Nolan in memory of Stella Czerwinski. Study Arabic Bible study on Mondays at 7:00 pm. We will be discussing the Letter of St. Paul to the Philippians. Parish Council Meeting Parish Council meeting will be held on Wednesday, April 19, 2017, at 7:30 pm. The meeting is open to all our beloved parishioners. Parish Life Conference This year our parish will be hosting the Parish Life Conference for the entire Diocese. It will be held on June 28 through July 2, 2017. The hotel arrangements have been secured and it is time to begin making plans for our exciting activities. Anyone who would like to be involved in the planning of our Parish Life Conference, please contact Jane Tadros or Julie Abboud. Antiochian Men (A-Men) Meeting, Friday, April 28th at 8:00 pm. Food for Hungry Children Food for Hungry Children Boxes have been distributed to all children. Place in a prominent place in your homes and encourage everyone to drop quarters in the box each day. Please return all boxes on Sunday, April 30. Church School Pre-school children who are turning 3 by October 1, 2017, may register for pre-school class to be held during part of the Liturgy. Please speak to Nicole Darwich or Claire Levash. Graduation, Sunday, May 21st. A Taste of New York Saturday, May 13th, at 7:00 pm. Featuring multiple food stations, wine and soda included. Ticket Price: $55.00 – Children ages 12-18, $30, ages 5-11, $15.
April and May 2018 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 SPRING BREAK- NO REGULAR CLASSES THIS WEEK! 2 ADVANCED ACRO- 7:00- 8:30 PM 3 4 5 ALL THURSDAY NIGHT CLASSES (EXCEPT BEG. B & T) ARE ON! 6 7 8 9 10 ALUMNI/ SENIOR/ TEACHER DANCE REHEARSAL 8:45 11 12 13 MOM AND DAD 6:30 14 15 APRIL-MAY TUITION PAYMENTS DUE! 16 17 ALUMNI/ SENIOR/ TEACHER DANCE REHEARSAL 8:45 18 19 20 MOM AND DAD DANCE 6:30 21 22 TICKET DAY AT THE STUDIO 1-3 PM 23 24 ALUMNI/ SENIOR/ TEACHER DANCE REHEARSAL 8:45 25 26 27 MOM AND DAD DANCE 6:30 28 TICKET DAY AT THE STUDIO 1-3 PM 29 30 REHEARSAL AT KENDALL HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM MAY 1 REHEARSAL AT KHS AUD ALUMNI DANCE 8:45 2 3 4 PICTURES AT THE STUDIO STARTING AT 4:15 5 6 7 REHEARSAL AT KENDALL HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM 8 REHEARSAL AT KHS AUD ALUMNI DANCE 8:45 9 REHEARSAL AT KENDALL HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM 10 REHEARSAL AT KENDALL HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM 11 REHEARSAL AT KENDALL HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM 12 13 ALL FINAL PAYMENTS ARE DUE!!! 14 REHEARSAL AT KENDALL HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM 15 REHEARSAL AT KHS AUD ALUMNI DANCE 8:45 16 17 18 DRESS REHEARSAL STARTS AT 5:30 at KHS 19 RECITALS 1 AND 7 PM At KHS
Action item: DOC – When will these be ordered? Late registrants must e-mail the club to be able to register FAMS budget approved? Fees approved? Need to go through equipment and see what we need Action item: DOC/Executive Board - Answer questions above FAMS schedule: 4/5’s parent coaches Tues 5:45-6:45 6/7 girls Mondays pool training 6/7 girls and boys Thursday games 8’s girls and boy’s games Mondays, training Fridays 65 new players – size 3 ($5 ball) Training date – 9th or 23rd (Parent coaches – 19 coaches) Ryan to send e-mail to coaches to have a training Action item: DOC – When will this go out? 155 registered Last spring 262 Marketing e-mail to go out tonight from Jess – 2 FB posts Flyers out Uniforms – samples $14 built into fee Field 7 Action item: Mikalyn to e-mail the coaches to Ryan April dome training – invoicing of individual teams – Ryan send to teams payments or lack there of Action item: DOC/Treasurer - Has plan been agreed upon for how to collect these funds? Descriptions completed Thoughts on this camp? Craig Mallace – united camp (Sunday night camp) 5 weeks long Age groups: 9+ Dates: June 11 18 25 July 9 16 Registration taken care of by united Minimum of 30 reg - $129 Drop out 14 days prior Tryout Dates Post soon – Ryan sending to add to website Action Item: DOC - When will these details be posted? July 31-Aug 4 (Rain day Aug 4) Everyone together 2 time slots per age group 31st and 2nd 1st and 3rd Coaches will receive pre-season evaluation Last week in May – mid season eval Tryouts are the last eval I sport 360.com – eval software – app
10 Sunday School, 9:30 Worship, 10:30 11 12 13 Confirmation instruction, 5:00 Church council, 7:00 14 15 16 17 Sunday School, 9:30 Worship with Holy Communion, 10:30 Rite of Confirmation 18 19 20 Bible Study, 10:45 Confirmation instruction, 5:00 Music committee, 7:00 21 22 23 24 Sunday School, 9:30 Worship, 10:30 25 26 27 28 29 30 Confirmation, 5:00 Membership Committee, 7:00
Bank Holiday . Midwife Clinic 9:00am – 5:00pm Bulwell Children’s Centre Appointments only via midwife Easter Egg-stravaganza Family Day (Children of all ages and their families) Bulwell Riverside Children’s Centre 1:00pm-5:00pm Midwife Clinic 09:00am – 5:00pm Bulwell Children’s Centre Appointments only via midwife Family Support Clinic Bulwell Riverside Children’s Centre 9:30am – 12:30pm Cook, Stay and Play Springtime Crafts and Snacks for under 5s and their families! Bulwell Riverside Children’s Centre 1:00pm – 2:30pm Bring on Spring! Play) Basford Library 10:45am – 12:00 noon (Family Support Worker available at this session) Health Drop in 1:30pm - 2:30pm Bulwell Hall Healthy Living Centre (First Wednesday of every month)
Monday 9th April Tuesday 10th April Wednesday 11th April Thursday 12th April Friday 13th April Easter family session 1:00pm-3:00pm Bulwell Forest Gardens Midwife Clinic 9:00am – 5:00pm Bulwell Children’s Centre Appointments only via midwife Pirate Park Family Day Bulwell Forrest (Children of all ages and their families) 1:00pm-4:00pm Midwife Clinic 09:00am – 5:00pm Bulwell Children’s Centre Appointments only via midwife Family Support Clinic Bulwell Riverside Children’s Centre 9:30am – 12:30pm Cook, Stay and Play Springtime Crafts and Snacks for under 5s and their families! Bulwell Riverside Children’s Centre 1:00pm – 2:30pm Bring on Spring! (messy Play) Basford Library 10:45am – 12:00 noon (Family Support Worker available at this session) Health Drop in 1:30pm - 2:30pm Bulwell Hall Healthy Living Centre (First Wednesday of every month)
Watertown, SD This was MY first Superintendent/Foreman Conference and was everything I expected. I hope that it met everyone else’s expectations as well. It was great to meet so many new people and get to know some of the personnel from the member municipalities. It would be even better if this conference could grow next year and more Superintendent/Foremen could have the opportunity to attend. Getting together and building those relationships is one of the great services that being a member of the SDMEA offers. I also thought there were many wonderful presenters who were very knowledgeable about their topics and could be excellent contacts/references to any electrical municipalities who are looking to improve the services for their consumers. Duane Henderson from Cree speaks about LED lighting in Municipalities. Alan Freng speaks to the group about the South Dakota Retirement System. Joni Livingston from Missouri River Energy Services gives an update about the Red Rocks Dam Project. Casey Crabtree from Heartland Consumers Power District gave an update on HCPD’s Economic Development. Alann Miller gives a presentation on incident command and emergency management. The Vendor Show and Social did not disappoint as we had over 20 vendors who donated excellent door prizes. After the vendor show, a wonderful Prime Rib dinner gave us all a chance to relax and discuss the day’s presentations. DCI presents on recognizing one-pot meth labs. Mike Willets discusses NESC and NEC. As a committee, we are always looking for input and hope that if you have any topics that you would like to see presented in the future, or if you know of any vendors who may be good to have for our electrcial departments, please let us know. My contact information is at the bottom of this page and we are always wanting fresh ideas to have for the conference. Please spread the word for anyone who might be interested in attending as this experience will definitely benefit everyone’s HOMETOWN. Until next month! Questions? Comments? Email me at Call Chris:
CLASS REPRESENTATIVES 1953 – Jackie Kenny 1954 – Betsy (Neff) Cote 1955 – Nancie (Anderson) Weber IN MEMORIAM 1956 – Edie (Williams) Wingate 1957 – Shirley (Huff) Dulski 1958 – Pat (Terpening) Owen 1959 – John “Mike” Hall 1960 – Ren Briggs 1961 – Betsy (Schley) Slepetz 1962 – Dona (Hale) Ritchie
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04/27/14 05:35 05:51 Lewis Creek 2 Constraint Mitigation 04/27/14 22:24 23:18 Independence 2 Forced Outage 04/27/14 19:50 00:00 Hydro 9 / Willock G1 Forced Outage 04/27/14 – 04/29/14 19:25 00:00 ANO 1 Forced Outage 04/27/14 – 04/29/14 19:25 00:00 ANO 2 Forced Outage 04/28/14 10:22 16:00 Grinnel 1,2 Competing Constraint 04/28/14 16:23 20:48 Laurel Wind Constraint Mitigation 04/28/14 16:23 20:48 Vienna Wind Constraint Mitigation 04/30/14 07:08 09:20 Tatanka Wind Constraint Mitigation