Yearbook Pre-orders need to be in by Tuesday, May 10th. Pre-order price is $15. Otherwise order your yearbook by May 23rd for the regular price of $20. We are not ordering a large number of extra copies so if you do not place an order you are not guaranteed a Yearbook. There are additional order forms available in the front entry. Questions: email saffov@fcsuvt.org
Parenting Workshop: Genuine Happiness
Monday, May 9
Time and Place: NCSS Main Office 107 Fisher Pond Road St. Albans, 6 to 8 pm
Presenter: Scott Noyes
To Register: Contact April Wright at 393-6564
“Research is showing what qualities do and don’t have an effect on our genuine happiness. Does making more money, staying healthy, getting as much education as possible or living in a sunnier climate actually make us more happy? Advancing to the higher range of your sustainable happiness can be achieved by feelings you consciously choose to associate with the past, present, and future. Realizing that we are capable of changing our emotional satisfaction with life puts us in control of making choices that will alter the way we look at being human. How could these psychological behaviors influence raising children? What can we do to help develop authentically happy children? Pleasures and gratifications are distinctly different behaviors. Where in the daily care of children can we increase gratification while stopping the emphasis society puts on pleasures? This presentation may change the way you look at your own happiness and how we teach others to be truly fulfilled.”
Parenting Workshop: Genuine Happiness
Monday, May 9
Time and Place: NCSS Main Office 107 Fisher Pond Road St. Albans, 6 to 8 pm
Presenter: Scott Noyes
To Register: Contact April Wright at 393-6564
“Research is showing what qualities do and don’t have an effect on our genuine happiness. Does making more money, staying healthy, getting as much education as possible or living in a sunnier climate actually make us more happy? Advancing to the higher range of your sustainable happiness can be achieved by feelings you consciously choose to associate with the past, present, and future. Realizing that we are capable of changing our emotional satisfaction with life puts us in control of making choices that will alter the way we look at being human. How could these psychological behaviors influence raising children? What can we do to help develop authentically happy children? Pleasures and gratifications are distinctly different behaviors. Where in the daily care of children can we increase gratification while stopping the emphasis society puts on pleasures? This presentation may change the way you look at your own happiness and how we teach others to be truly fulfilled.”
Baseball and Softball Game: There will be a game at Sheldon on Tuesday, May 10th. The bus will leave City School at 3:30. The first pitch will be at 4:15.
