Free Self defense
The Collins Perley and Martial Way Self Defense are offering a FREE self
defense program for women this Friday 3/26, 6pm @ the CPS. The class is a
one night event and lasts for approx. 90 min.
Thinksafe for Women
Is a program that teaches a practical and common-sense approach to personal
protection for women in a flexible format. Simple, effective physical
techniques are combined with vital tactical and strategic training designed
to help prevent the need for the use of physical skills. Exertion is minimal
to light.
Research has shown that attackers will exhibit certain behaviors and look
for certain traits in their victims. Thinksafe teaches both how to project
an image of non-vulnerability and how to perceive and deter potential
attacks before they become physical. In the event of a physical attack,
Thinksafe techniques are simple and practical; designed to achieve maximum
effect with a minimal amount of training.
Please call 524-1202 to sign-up.
Open Doors
This is a reminder that Open Doors-Session 2 begins on Monday, March 22.
Session A students that are enrolled in Open Doors meet in the cafeteria
at 2:45. Girls on the Run students will also meet in the cafeteria.
Session B students that are taking a class that goes off-site will check
in at the bus dismissal area. Please see the attached information about
bus numbers and check-in person. We will also have this information posted
on our door (TAC 201)
There is no Open Doors on Thursday and Friday, March 25th and March 26th.
Also, the Improvisation class is the only class that DOES NOT meet on
Wednesday,March 24th-It begins on the 31st of March.
This information will be very helpful to new and returning students.
Thank you!
Suzanne
Please welcome our new substitute school nurse to SACS, Patricia
Healy Sullivan.
*Think Spring! Think Gardening!*
The Down To Earth Community Garden is growing! Yes, we have room for
expansion and would like to welcome any interested teachers, staff or
student families to participate in the garden. There is a small fee to rent
a plot (3 sizes available). The gardener provides their own seeds or plants
and cultivates their bed all season long. At the end of the season each
gardener is responsible for cleaning up their bed. Water, compost, tools,
education, collaboration and support are provided. It’s a great way to eat
fresh vegetables all summer long, save money, get exercise and fresh air,
meet new families and beautify the City School landscape.
If you would like to learn more or know of anyone interested please email
Holly at dtecg09@gmail.com or call 524.2011. The season kick-off meeting is
April 1st.
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Down To Earth Community Garden
dtecg09@gmail.com
802.524.2011
St. Albans City School presents WELCOME TO KINDERGARTEN!
St. Albans City School would like to welcome all incoming Kindergarteners
(children who will be 5 before September 1st, 2010) and their parents to
the 2010-2011 school year. You are invited to visit us in the
Kindergarten on Wednesday, April 14th and Tuesday, May 18th from 6 pm to 7
pm. Registration material for Kindergarten screenings will be available.
Your child’s social security numbers, immunization records and birth
certificate are required. For more information, call Helene Biggie at
527-0565.
Fresh Air Fund
Are you looking for a wonderful way to provide a service to children in
need? The Fresh Air fund is seeking families to open their hearts and homes
to New York City children this summer. As a volunteer host family with The
Fresh Air Fund, you will help a child enjoy the simple pleasures of a summer
away from hot city streets.
Call Michelle Piche at 849-2375 or visit www.Freshair.org to volunteer.
