Thursday, October 11, 2012

Announcements 10-12-12

Tech Girl Day



October 11th is International Tech Girl Day. In honor of this day, designed to promote careers in science, math and technology for girls, St. Albans City School held two PEP Rallies. Our 4-6 girls met on Wednesday, and 7-8 will meet on Friday, with Joan Cavallo, Lucie deLaBruere and Erica Bertucci to talk about why it was important for girls to consider these careers. Through videos, data and a walking survey, students are encouraged to broaden the opportunities they consider, such as the Cosdesmyths class, Rosie's Girls, and Cybermission. We are proud to support our girls in looking at all of the opportunities that are possible for them.

Sunrise Club





Congratulations to Miss Katie and Miss Vicki for their amazing work to create a fun and sustainable SunRise Club.

This week the governor visited St. Albans City School to recognize a new partnership with the ‘Y’ that will allow us to expand the Sunrise Club. The governor talked to students about the importance of staying healthy by making the choice to eat nutritious meals and exercise. He also answered questions from students who are studying government, about the job of the governor. At the end he received a SACS Everyone Counts Water Bottle and tried to Hula Hoop.


Band Announcement

The US Marine Band clarinet quartet will be performing a recital for our 7-8th grade Sr. Band, this morning at 9. Could all Sr. Band students please come 5 minutes early, so we can start on time. The performance will last 45 minutes. 

Walk to School Cancelled

Due to the bad weather predicted, the Walk to School Day planned for today(10/12) has been cancelled. 

Dance Tonight

The Voyagers are hosting a dance tonight for students in grades 4, 5 and 6 in the cafeteria. For $3 come and dance your heart out from 6:00-8:00pm.

Arrival and Dismissal from Dances:

Students  enter through the gymnasium doors and sign themselves into the dance.

School Expectations (Safe, Achieving, Caring) remain at all evening events and that includes dances.

At the end of our dances, chaperones and staff will walk students through the building to our front lobby. We will dismiss from there.

Please be prompt for pick up as staff and chaperones need to get home too. If your student does not have a ride home, please don’t send them to our dances unless they have made arrangements before coming to the dance.

Open Doors

The following Open Doors class will meet today (Friday):

Friday Adventure!

All session A students will go to the cafeteria at their dismissal time. This program is for session A students. 


St Albans Recreation Department


Dodgeball – For kids in grades 3-5 Fridays starting October 19,  6-7pm at St. Albans City Hall Gym Join us for rousing games of dodgeball at City Hall Gym. The perfect way to start the week and burn off a little energy. Supervised craziness on Monday evenings! Program runs for 8 weeks.For kids in grades 3,4 & 5  $30 residents, $36 non residents.

SWIM TEAM TRAINING! 

 Just started, still room to join- REGISTER TODAY!
St. Albans Recreation Fall through Spring Swim team training is back!  This program is designed for kids who swim competitively or have an interest in doing so.  Get in swim shape and stay in shape right through till next season!  Participants must be able to swim the length of the pool (25 yards)For ages 6 through 18 At Fitness Zone Pool Tuesdays and Thursdays Starting in October  from 4-5:30pm Beginners & Intermediates swim from 4-5pm Advanced swimmers have the option of 1.5 hour swim session.  They can go from 4-5pm or 4-5:30pm. Coaches will reassign swimmers to correct time groups if they are signed up in the wrong session, or as they progress through the program.There are 4 different sessions Fall, Holiday, Winter & Spring.  Each session run up to a school vacation, breaks over vacation and then another session starts after vacation.  Sign up for one or all of them.  Sessions are 2 days per week.Coached by Tom Koldys, and assisted by Isaac Bashaw. Get all the dates and pricing details at our website www.stalbansrec.com

Breakfast Month Fact of the Day

In the U.S. breakfast is the most frequently skipped meal. About 58% of Americans do not eat breakfast every day.

Hot Lunch Entree for Friday Oct. 12th

Hearty Harvest Macaroni & Cheese
Roasted Local Zucchini Sticks
Taste Test : Apple/Squash Casserole
Fresh Fruit
Hood Milk