St. Albans City School Daily Announcements: Announcements 3-29-2016

TUESDAY

After School Programming
Open Doors:

Magic
Archery
Boy's Boxing
Tae Kwon Do

Drama

Full cast

Band
Jr. Band is rehearsing today at 12:15 AM

Outside Recess
Damp and windy weather. Dress warmly.

USA invites students and staff to come and meet some important VT candidates
For any student or staff member interested in meeting Bruce Lisman and/ or Matt Dunne... They will be visiting Team USA, on different dates, and you are invited to come and listen to them.

Mr. Dunne is running for Governor and is an employee of Google. He will be here tomorrow, Wednesday, morning.
Mr. Lisman will be here next week, He is a Republican candidate for Governor and a retired Wall Street executive

(RSVP)

Team USA

Baseball
7/8 Boys Baseball practice starts today, Tuesday March 29th. Practice will be on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 6:00 to 7:00 PM in the big gym. Please wear sneakers and shorts (or sweat pants) and remember your glove. Make sure your form has been turned in to Mrs. Trainer or Mr. D.

Fancy Dance
On Friday 3-25-2016, many of the 1st through 3rd graders took part in a fancy dance put on in their honor. There was a LARGE turnout and everyone had a GREAT time. Students dressed up, did their nails, had special drinks and snacks, danced and hoola hooped. Lots of smiles.

Imagination/Abbey Lunchtime -New Meal Taste Test
Today the Abbey will be serving Mac and Trees at lunch. If students do not want that for lunch, Team Imagination students will be walking around serving samples. Students from Imagination will have surveys at lunch for students to fill out. We will also have the recipe and coloring sheets for students in the cafeteria.

Link to Mac & Trees Video 1.25 minutes long

More student art

Pea Pods are for snacks today

Peas are a member of the legume family. There are two main kinds of peas and they are based on their pods:

Green (or garden) peas have sweet, full-sized seeds but the pods are not edible.
Edible-pod peas (snap peas and snow peas) produce peas that are encased in pods that do not need to be shelled.

Peas have been found in historical sites dating nearly 10,000 years old. The possible origin for peas is Thailand and Burma, the Middle East, and Ethiopia. The cultivation of peas spread throughout Europe, India and China about 4000 years ago.