President's Message
Spring sports are in full swing, winter sports are winding down with DFAL and NCS, and next week the much anticipated musical "Pippin," March 5-7 premiers. Get your tickets on the web store before they sell out!
NEEDED! A FEW GREAT VOLUNTEERS!!!
The Nominating Committee is in the process of filling positions for next year's Parents Club Board. The following positions are still open for next year:
ENEWSLETTER
DIRECTORY
SUMMER MAILER
SOCIAL MEDIA REPRESENTATIVE
If you are interested in one of these jobs, or if you know someone who might be good for a job but might not step forward on his or her own, please let us know!! Jobs can be shared as well. Please contact Karla McQuain [email protected] or Mary Newman [email protected] to see how your skills and talents can help support APC.
SATURDAY FEBRUARY 28 DEADLINE TO SIGN UP FOR PROJECT LPIE!
This Saturday, February 28 is the registration deadline for your student to sign up for Project LPIE! This is a great opportunity to be recognized and win cash prizes for a project in any of 14 different categories:
Acting, Community Service, Computer Programming, Creative Writing, Digital Design, Entrepreneurship, Instrumental Music, Journalism, Photography, Science, Video Production, Visual Arts, and Vocal Music!
Registering is simple and easy, and takes less than a minute. (Projects aren't due until April 8.) Please visit the Project LPIE site to learn more.
FRIDAY FORUM NEXT WEEK
Don't miss Friday Forum next week on March 6 in the Faculty Dining Room! We will hear from Chris Clark (Physical Education), Kristen Anderson and Jed Morrow (Social Studies), Jada Paniagua (Science) and special guest Patrick Brogan to tell us about Lafayette Library Teen Programs, Services and Resources. As always, Principal Silvestri will hold an open forum afterwards for your questions and comments.
Ann Baer & Ellen Seiler
Acalanes Parents Club
Co-Presidents, 2014-15
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General Announcements
AHS
California Dreamin' BOOSTER BASH
Saturday, April 11, 2015 6:30PM - 10:30PM
Temple Isaiah Social Hall - 945 Risa Road, Lafayette
Silent & Live Auction / Seated Dinner / Music & Dancing
Come support the AHS Booster Club's ONLY annual fundraiser!!
Tickets are $75 each as of 1/1/15
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Fundraising News
What will YOUR new habit be?
The Safeway eScrip program raises a lot of money for Acalanes, but their program no longer supports credit cards, so choose your NEW OPTION at Safeway:
1) Use your debit card
2) Want those airline miles? Buy yourself a gift card with your credit card.
Credit cards can still be used for eScrip shopping at other local businesses and restaurants.
Visit www.escrip.com to sign up (designate Acalanes High School/Group ID 140807571) or update your Safeway, debit, and credit cards. Participating merchants contribute a % of your purchases to APC when you shop with registered cards.
eScrip is a valuable fundraising tool - at no extra cost to you!
Questions? Contact APC eScrip Coordinator, Wendy Gilberd, [email protected]
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AHS Counseling Notes
Counselors will be meeting with juniors and sophomores individually throughout the spring.
Using Aeries Pass
https://pass.acalanes.k12.ca.us is the link to Aeries, which is the official school record. School Loop has day-to-day things like homework. Students and parents can use Aeries pass not only for course selection but at any time for things like printing out an unofficial transcript. The user name is the student's 7 digit ID (200xxxx for most Acalanes students) and the student's network password, which they were issued on Dons Day.
Summer School:
District summer school information is now posted online. Registration will start February 17, 2015. http://www.acalanes.k12.ca.us/summerschool
Students who earned a D or an F in a required class should sign up for summer school.
Seniors: Financial Aid: March 2 is the priority deadline for completing the FAFSA for financial aid.
https://fafsa.ed.gov/index.htm
Seniors planning to attend DVC:
There are evening information meetings at DVC for prospective students and parents http://www.dvc.edu/enrollment/a-and-r/school-relations/workshops.html
Students planning to attend DVC need to take math and English placement tests. Those tests will be given at Acalanes 7th period March 4. If you can't make that time, then you can schedule time to take the tests at DVC at the Assessment Center http://www.dvc.edu/assessment
Students with disabilities should contact the DVC Disabilities Support Services office http://www.dvc.edu/dss/ for information and to schedule assessments.
Juniors: Remember to sign up for the SAT or ACT. Spring of junior year is a good time to take the SAT or ACT, but you must sign up with the testing company directly. Acalanes is a test center for the SAT for the May and June dates. Register early to increase your chances of getting the test center of your choice. Sign up on www.CollegeBoard.org for the SAT and at www.actstudent.org for the ACT.
CAHSEE make-up testing date. March 17 and March 18 are the make-up dates for those who did not take the California High School Exit Exam (CAHSEE). The English portion is on March 17 and math is on March 18. Sophomores who were absent on the testing days in February as well as juniors and seniors who still need to pass one or both sections will be tested. Testing coordinator Hannah Welling will be contacting students who need to test in March. If you have questions about test dates and times, contact Hannah Welling at [email protected]
Counseling Staff Ext. E-mail
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College and Career Center
Students who were absent last week when we signed up for Career Day in class, can sign up on the AHS home page. Click on "Career Day Registration".
Catalyst Test Prep will hold a two-day SAT Bootcamp at Acalanes on February 28 - March 1 from 9:00-1:00. The cost is $175.00. To register visit: www.CatalystPrep.com and click on "Bootcamp Sign-Up" on the website menu bar. The Bootcamp is for students who will take SAT before spring 2016.
Wondering what the new SAT will look like? Princeton Review will host a seminar for sophomore parents and students on Wed. March 18 at 7:00 PM in the library. Please register to ensure your place:
[email protected]
Upcoming Events:
Feb 28-Mar 1 SAT Boot Camp 9:00-1:00 AHS
March 4 DVC Assessment 2:00-4:00 CompLab
March 12 Career Day
March 18 SAT 2016 Seminar 7:00 PM Library
Questions? See me in the C&CC, e-mail me, or check out my website.
Helpful Websites:
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Performing Arts
We've Got Magic To Do!
Please join the Performing Arts Department as we present "Pippin" on March 5, 6
at 7pm, and March 7 at 7:30pm in the PAC. Pippin is a wonderful tale of his search for who he is and what really matters. The music is by Steven Schwartz, the composer of "Godspell", "Wicked", "Prince of Egypt", and the "Hunchback of Notre Dame" to name a few and the book is by Roger O. Hirson. The Theater Production Club has come up with a wonderful and colorful set! This annual production is a collaboration of Drama, Instrumental and Choral students who put together a Broadway musical every year.
We sell out these performances, so get your tickets early!
Tickets are $16 for Adults and $14 for Students and Seniors, 60 and older. Tickets will be sold at school on the following dates; 2/17,19, 23, 25, 27 and 3/2, 3, 4, 5 and 6. Tickets are also available on the AHS Webstore and may be picked up any day tickets are being sold or at the door on the night of any performance. Note that any tickets not claimed by 6:40pm on 3/5,6 and 7:10pm on 3/7 will be released for sale.
Please plan on arriving early, as the House will be at capacity.
Please take advantage of the opportunity to volunteer to help out on our production of Pippin.
Please use the link below and sign up to help out these amazing students!
www.SignUpGenius.com/go/20F084FAEAB22ABF49-2015/7495306
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Acalanes Dons Sports Corner
~Last weeks results~
* The Girls Soccer team defeated El Cerrito HS 8-1 and Las Lomas HS in the NCS playoffs.
* The Wrestling team placed 5th at the DFAL Championships. Rain Mize placed 1st, Jack Hood 2nd and Jeremy Ridge and Tai White 3rd to qualify for the NCS Championships.
* The Girls Basketball team defeated Dougherty Valley HS and Las Lomas HS.
* The Boys Basketball team was defeated by Dougherty Valley HS and Las Lomas HS.
* The Boys tennis team defeated Justin Siena HS 9-0.
~This weeks must see events~
* The #1 seeded Girls soccer team hosts Alhambra HS Wednesday, Feb. 25 at 7:00 in the NCS semifinals. The championship game is Saturday, Feb. 28.
* The #3 seeded Girls basketball team hosted San Rafael HS Tuesday, Feb. 24 in the first round of the NCS playoffs. The quarterfinals are Friday, Feb. 27 at 7:00.
* The Wrestling team competes in the NCS Championships at James Logan HS Friday, Feb. 27 and Saturday, Feb. 28.
* The Swim team hosts Dublin HS Wednesday, Feb. 25 at 3:45.
* The Boys tennis team plays Dublin HS Wednesday, Feb. 25 at 3:30. Varsity his home and jv is away. They compete in the California Classic in Fresno Friday, Feb. 27 and Saturday, Feb. 28
* The Boys golf team has matches against Dublin HS Wednesday, Feb. 25 and Friday, Feb. 27 both days at 3:30 at Rossmoor GC and San Ramon GC, respectively.
* The Lacrosse teams play Monte Vista HS Thursday, Feb. 26. Girls are home and boys are away. JV at 5:30 and varsity at 7:00.
* The Baseball team plays Tamalpais HS Saturday, Feb. 28 1:00. Varsity is away and jv is home.
* The Track & Field team competes in the Dan Gabor Invitational at Amador Valley HS Saturday, Feb. 28.
Note: At all NCS post-season events, there will be an admission charge. $9 general admission and $6 for students with student body cards, children and senior citizens. No passes will be honored.
~Reminders from Randy~
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The Spring Sport team contributions are live on the Webstore.
This is not mandatory, but our programs need your financial support to provide the best athletic experience for our athletes.
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SPRING sports began Monday, February 9. It may not too late to submit your Athletic Clearance. Athletic clearances will be collected in room 207 on school days at the following times only. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 7:30 to 7:50 am only.
This must be completed and submitted directly to the athletic director to tryout for Spring sports. Please, do not drop off, mail, fax or send by email.
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The Booster Bash is Saturday, April 11, 2015. The ticket price is $75. The tickets may be purchased on the Webstore. This event sells out quickly, so do not wait. We want you to be
part of the FUN!
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The athletic department strongly encourages purchase of the Booster Membership.
This organization is the only funding source for Chris Clark, our athletic trainer and the Sports Medicine program. They also fund capital facility improvements and team expenses.
The next Booster Meeting is Monday, March 2, at 7:00 pm in the Library.
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If you shop at Sports Basement on Ygnacio Valley Road in Walnut Creek...
...Mention "Acalanes Athletics," and you will receive a 10% discount!
The Acalanes Sports Boosters will receive an additional 5% from the purchase price.
*You are given permission to shop to your heart's content.
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Visit the Booster Website for sports schedules, stories and pictures!
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Randy Takahashi
Athletic Director
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Parent Ed
Parent Ed is Excited to Have Rosalind Wiseman Coming to Town!
We, as a parent community, are very fortunate to have Rosalind Wiseman coming to speak to us about creating cultures of dignity. In her numerous books, Wiseman has explored the tween and teen cultures of boys and girls, addressed bullying, and tried to empower teens and their parents to successfully navigate it all. You may be familiar with her 2003 book Queen Bees & Wannabes: Helping Your Daughter Survive Cliques, Gossip, Boyfriends & Other Realities of Adolescence, (2003), but Wiseman has published numerous books in the ensuing twelve years. Below is a complete list of additional titles:
- Queen Bee Moms & King Pin Dads: Dealing with the Parents, Teachers, Coaches, and Counselors Who Can Make-or Break-Your Child's Future, (2006),
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- Owning Up Curriculum: Empowering Adolescents to Confront Social Cruelty, Bullying, and Injustice, (2009),
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- Queen Bees & Wannabes: Helping Your Daughter Survive Cliques, Gossip, Boyfriends, and the New Realities of Girl World, (2009),
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- Boys, Girls & Other Hazardous Materials, (2010),
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- Masterminds and Wingmen: Helping Our Boys Cope with Schoolyard Power, Locker-Room Tests, Girlfriends, and the New Rules of Boy World, (2013),
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- The Guide: Managing Douchebags, Recruiting Wingmen, and Attracting Who You Want", (2013),
Wiseman also maintains a very active Blog where, amongst other things, parents can find articles she has written on such diverse subject matter as "The Downside of Dress Codes" and "Talking to Your Kids About Michael Brown." http://rosalindwiseman.com/discussion/rosalinds-articles/page/2/
Hope to see you on February 25 to hear Rosalind Wiseman! 7:00-8:30pm at Stanley Middle School Library.
Why Teens Aren't Getting Enough Sleep and What We can do to help:
There are a couple of major factors that contribute to so many teens (more than 80 percent) not getting the amount of sleep their bodies require to avoid a host of negative health, cognitive, emotional and safety impacts. First, during puberty, the teen's circadian rhythm changes so that the hormone that triggers a feeling of sleepiness is released two hours later. So, teens go from feeling ready to go to sleep at around 9:00 to feeling ready to go to sleep around 11:00. However, the time at which teens must get up to begin their day does not correspondingly move later. The other major factor contributing to teen sleeplessness is the tremendous demand on their time. Many students have difficulty fitting their extracurricular activities, homework, family, social and screen time into the hours between school and a bedtime that would enable them to get the recommended amount of sleep.
A recent article in UCLA Health recommends that parents help teens make choices about their time to balance the various demands of school, work, clubs, sports, family, and friends. It states that parents should help their teen choose what may need to be eliminated and help their teen to see sleep as a priority that will bring them tremendous benefits. Here are some tips they offer for getting your teen a better night sleep:
1 Create a calm atmosphere in the home at bedtime.
2 Teens should have a regular, relaxing routine just before bedtime
3 Avoid computer games, action movies, intense reading or heavy studying late in the evening.
4 They should not have anything with caffeine after 4:00 pm.
5 A regular exercise routine and a healthy diet
6 Keep the lights dim in the evening. Open the curtains or blinds to let in bright light in the morning. This helps keep their body clocks set at the right time.
7 If they must take a nap, they should keep it to under an hour.
8 If your teen sleeps later on the weekends, they should not sleep more than two hours later than on weekdays.
Remember - for the latest, check us out online.
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School Nurse
Check back soon for more information....
Dvora Citron, RN, MS
Acalanes School Nurse
925-280-3970, ext: 7128
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PROJECT LPIE, in its second year at Acalanes, is a student recognition program that provides a platform for Acalanes students to showcase their talents and share their projects with the community by competing in any of 14 categories.
Students must register by February 28th
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Cash prizes will be awarded to students with winning projects. Click here for information and criteria.
Project LPIE Timeline
- Feb. 28 Student Registration deadline
- April 8 Project due
- April 13-17 Audition Window (students will be notified of the audition time if applicable)
- May 8 Recognition Reception (4-6pm) at the Lafayette Library & Learning Center
- May 9 Open House (10am-2pm) at the Lafayette Library & Learning Center
CAN YOU HELP "POWER" THE LPIE POWER PARTY?
We are still looking for auction/raffle donation items! Do you have a special talent? Access to a great restaurant or tickets to events? A vacation home you could offer for a weekend or week? An idea for an amazing sign-up party? An extra gift card that you will never use?
Never fear...if you didn't get tickets to the LPIE Power Party, you will still be able to buy raffle tickets and sign up for pay-to-play parties, etc. Stay tuned for more info. Some of the great items we'll be auctioning/raffling off include a fantastic Oakland A's Baseball package, a Bocce Ball party for 30 at Round Hill Country Club, a day of sailing on the SF Bay, and weekend vacation stays in Tahoe, Cambria, and Southern California. It's a powerful lineup of items!
@LPIE_94549
www.facebook.com/LafayettePartners
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Acalanes LPIE Team:
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Patty Gonser - LPIE Acalanes Co-Chair
- Juleen Lapporte - LPIE Acalanes Co-Chair
- Cassie Nevins - LPIE Acalanes Communications
- Corrine Christensen - Acalanes Parent Club Liaison
- Susan Candell - Fundraising
- Nicole Murgia - Fundraising
- Kathy Langner - Billing
 
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Acalanes Leadership
To see a list of Student Clubs, click here.
Leadership 2015-2016:
Are you interested in joining leadership for the 2015-2016 school year? Apply to be an ASB officer, class officer or on a board in the leadership class. Applications are available in the office, online and in 314. They are due by Monday, March 2nd.
We are looking for talent! The AHS talent show is coming up and we are looking for acts of all kind to participate! Applications are available online and in 314 and are
due February 27th.
March 4: Patxi's fundraiser for the class of 2018!
March 12 @ 7 pm: Talent Show in the PAC
March 13 @ 8-10 pm: Spring "MORP" dance
*We are hosting a spring dance for 9th and 10th graders and tickets go on sale this week. $10 for students with ASB and $15 for students without ASB and guests. All proceeds benefit the Class of 2017's prom*
March 20 @ 7 pm in the PAC: Sage Club presents Tanya Gabrielian
March 23rd-26th: ASB and class officer elections
Thank you to all families who donated books for our book drive. Stege Elementary is going to be incredibly grateful as well.
Attention Parents:
Leadership is always looking for chaperones for upcoming Dances and Community Service trips. If you are interested, please contact Leadership advisors:
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From Acalanes Administration
FROM THE ATTENDANCE OFFICE:
As a courtesy, our auto dialer calls home each day for tardies and absences for that day. This is to remind you, that if you have not yet called the attendance recorder for an all-day absence or late arrival, to do so at that time. The recorder (280-3973) is available 24 hours. If your student feels they were marked absent by their teacher in error, they should come to the office the following day to pick up a correction slip to have their teacher sign off. Absences not cleared after 48 hours are changed to cuts.
Thank you
Jeanie Gale
Acalanes Attendance office
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Class of 2015 - SEN1OR5
Parents - A lot of information here for you and your Seniors. It is all very important. Thank you for your patience as you work your way through the news, updates and requests regarding the events and activities centered around your Senior!
MAKE SURE to visit the web store to buy your GRAD NIGHT tickets! Grad night immediately following Graduation at Treasure Island! The price is $220 per person.
For planning purposes here are some dates. We will be discussing all of these events at our Senior parent meeting on April 8.
Senior Ball May 9Tickets are $110 per person
Awards Night Thursday,June 4
Senior Symposium Friday, June 5
Time of Reflection Sunday, June 7
(This will be at Walnut Creek Presbyterian Church 3-5 including a small reception after)
Graduation June 12
Don't forget to come out and support the Lady Dons Soccer Team!
Questions? Contact your Class of 2015 Liaisons:
link to Class of 2015
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Class of 2016 - Juniors
Important upcoming dates and information:
Acalanes beanies are on sale. Please consider supporting the Class of 2016. The cost is $15. Contact a liaison if you would like to purchase one.
March 16, 2015 - Cooperage fundraiser
April 15, 2015 - Paxti fundraiser
April 18, 2015 - Junior Prom
Are interested in helping with Junior Prom? The Co-Chairs (Julie Sabbadini and Carolyn Wan) would appreciate the help. There are many jobs with varying time commitments, so check out Signup Genius and sign up today.
http://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0A48A4AC238-junior/240567
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Class of 2017 - Sophomores
Chaperones Needed for March 13, 2015 Freshman/Sophomore Dance
Friday, March 13, 2015 there is a Freshman and Sophomore only
dance. All proceeds from the dance go to the class of 2017!
Chaperones are needed to supervise this event. Please email
one of the liaisons below if you are willing to help chaperone.
Attention New Drivers and Parents:
Start Smart - Learn to be Safe on the Road
Wednesday, March 11, 7:00-9:00 pm
Acalanes High School, Cafeteria
To sign up for this free class go to http://www.eventbrite.com/e/start-smart-learn-to-be-safe-on-the-road-tickets-15680471713
CHP Officer John Fransen will present this driver safety education course for parents and teens to attend together. Acquiring a driver's license opens a new world to young drivers, but often a new driver lacks the experience that is needed on the road. Officer Fransen will discuss the dangers faced by young drivers, driving restrictions placed on drivers under the age of 18, defensive driving strategies, collision causing factors and traffic collision avoidance techniques, driver/parent responsibilities, seat belt usage and more.
Month of May
Stay tuned for our most productive (and only) fundraiser this year. Virtual Giving Campaign starts in May- more to come!
DFAL Champions
Big shout out to the women's varsity soccer team taking DFAL Championship!!!! The championship team has 9 of our very own sophomores (plus 2 more pulled up for NCS) - much more to come from this squad!!!!! They are in round 3 of NCS against Miramonte this Wednesday, February 25, 2015, at Acalanes, 7:00p.m.
Have a great week and GO DONS!
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Questions? Contact your Class Liaisons.
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Class of 2018 - Freshmen
Patxi's Fundraiser - NEXT WEEK!!!
***Mark your calendars!! Our Patxi's Fundraiser is coming on March 4th. 10% of ALL sales for the day will be donated to the class of 2018!
-Think about grabbing coffee in the morning, having lunch or dinner at Patxi's or taking food home to eat.
- You can order ahead and pick up a � baked pizza or two to bake and serve at dinnertime.
Do you need an Acalanes bag? $8 We will be selling them at Patxi's from 4:00-6:00 on March 4th. Don't miss out!!!
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Lafayette Library & Learning Center
3491 Mt. Diablo Blvd
OPEN: Monday - Thursday, 10:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Friday & Saturday, 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Sunday, 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
On Wednesday, March 4 at 7pm the Lafayette Library welcomes author Andy Weir, The Martian, recently recognized as one of the 10 best adult books that appeal to teen audiences. A manned mission to Mars goes terribly wrong and one man is left behind, and thought dead by everyone back on earth. This fast paced story premiers as a major motion picture by Ridley Scott and starring Matt Damon in November. Registration at tinyurl.com/TheMartianLLLC FREE
Contact Lafayette Library and Learning Center to learn more 925.283-6513 x 102
On Thursday, April 16 at 7pm the Lafayette Library welcomes YA author Betsy Streeter , Silverwood. Science fiction, time traveling tale introduces readers to an intrepid 14 year-old heroine. Streeter will discuss her book and the writer's. Registration at: tinyurl.com/betsystreeter
A Friends of the Lafayette Library and Learning Center Sweet Thursday event - FREE.
Journey to Africa through the Eyes of the Maasai
Saturday, February 21, 1pm/Community Hall
Born and raised in the heart of the Savanna, Maasai Chief Salaton Ole Ntutu will bring Africa to life with his stories of a child becoming a warrior living amongst the wild animals he now passionately works to protect. Learn how he survived with his knowledge of animal behavior and sounds, while developing a desire to preserve his Maasai lands and culture. Back by popular demand, all ages will enjoy this adventure into the wild wonders of Africa! Jewelry made by the women of his village will be available for purchase.
Register for this free event at: tinyurl.com/MaasaiLLLC
Leung's White Crane Lion Dance Troupe
Come celebrate Chinese New Year with us through the ancient art form of lion dance and martial arts!
Register for this free event at: tinyurl.com/WhiteCraneDance
Remember - for the latest, check us out online and follow us on Facebook & Twitter
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Lamorinda Alcohol Policy Coalition
Center for Human Development...Changing lives, Transforming communities
Parent Education evening-Marijuana: It's everywhere. What does a parent need to know?
- Information on what's new out there and what to look for.
- How to talk to your kids for prevention and/or if you think they're already using.
Thursday March 19. 6:30-8:00pm. Miramonte library.
For more information, contact Jaime Rich at [email protected].
Jaime Rich
Environmental Prevention Program Director
Center for Human Development
901 Sunvalley Blvd.
Ste. 220
Concord, CA
94520
(925)349-7338
Jaime Rich, Policy Coordinator
(925) 687-8844 ext 227
For information on what you as a parent can do, to keep your kids safe, please contact Jaime Rich:
[email protected].
www.chd-prevention.org
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Community
Given that the Lamorinda Patch has a hugely comprehensive list of Community Events, we thought it would be far more efficient to direct potential "posters" to their site!
Tickets are on sale now! The
Lafayette Juniors 007 Casino Royale Party, Saturday, February 28 7-11 p.m. at Moraga Country Club. Tickets are $100, and include an open bar, poker tables, DJ and dancing, photo booth, and treats from your favorite local restaurants. All proceeds benefit our 2014-15 beneficiaries, including Ruby's Place, Boys & Girls Club of Diablo Valley, Las Trampas, Trinity Center Walnut Creek, and VESTIA. A portion of your ticket is tax deductible. We look forward to seeing you there!
Purchase your tickets here: http://www.tickettailor.com/checkout/view-event/id/18239/chk/340f
Registration www.lmyaswim.com is now open for the LMYA Dolphin's Swim Team 2015 Season and April Clinics
Our team offers a Spring and Summer program with dedicated coaching and technique instruction for all ages and abilities. Our goal is to provide every member an opportunity to learn and improve swimming skills and achieve success at his or her level of ability, from novice to those that wish to prepare for swimming year round with a USS team.
The season begins with optional stroke clinics from 4/6 to 4/30 and official swim season run from 5/5 to 8/7. Get started with a swimming traditional in your family and sign-up today! Email [email protected] or refer to www.lmyaswim.com for additional information.
If you have a new Community Event, you can post your own announcement on their page. There's even a place to upload videos and photos (scroll down to the green button). Just pick a category for your announcement!
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Classified Ads
Place an ad to promote your services, business, or items for sale or rent by contacting [email protected].
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We offer:
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