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Principal's Message:
Good afternoon, Teddy families,
The first week is complete and our students and staff were buzzing throughout the building with incredible energy. While there are technological and human resource hiccups that have delayed the distribution of Chromebooks, ID and GoTo cards, and even teacher hiring, it seems that these are being worked out and every day gets us closer to operating at max capacity. We appreciate everyone's patience and flexibility throughout this week.
Speaking of max capacity, Roosevelt continues to show tremendous growth in student enrollment with our largest 9th-grade class in decades. Welcome, again, to all of you new to Roosevelt. Thank you for trusting us with the care of your child.
If you ever want a glimpse of what is happening here, I encourage you to follow our social media which provides updates, shares stories from behind the scenes and highlights some of the great work happening at Roosevelt. Please click below, hit the follow button, and enjoy.
We look forward to our first full week of school.
Have a wonderful weekend!
Principal Ledesma
christian.ledesma@mpls.k12.mn.us
Contact for 12th grade students and 9th grade students, last name A-G
Assistant Principal Gonzalez
alexis.gonzalez@mpls.k12.mn.us
Contact for 11th grade students and 9th grade students, last name H-O
Assistant Principal Purcell
lisa.purcell@mpls.k12.mn.us
Contact for 10th grade students and 9th grade students, last name P-Z
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Buenas tardes, familias Teddy,
La primera semana está completa y nuestros estudiantes y personal estaban zumbando por todo el edificio con una energía maravillosa. Hemos tenido contratiempos tecnológicos y de recursos humanos que han retrasado la distribución de Chromebooks, tarjetas de identificación y GoTo, e incluso la contratación de maestros - parece que estos se están resolviendo y cada día nos acercamos a poder operar en nuestra capacidad máxima. Agradecemos la paciencia y flexibilidad de todos a lo largo de esta semana.
Hablando de capacidad máxima, Roosevelt continúa mostrando un tremendo crecimiento en la inscripción de estudiantes con nuestra clase de 9º grado más grande en décadas. Bienvenidos, de nuevo, a todos ustedes nuevos en Roosevelt. Gracias por confiar en nosotros con el cuidado de su hijo.
Si alguna vez desea echar un vistazo a lo que está sucediendo aquí, por favor siga nuestras redes sociales que brindan actualizaciones, comparten historias detrás de escena y destacan algunas de las maravillas que están sucediendo en Roosevelt. Haga clic a continuación, presione el botón de seguimiento y disfrute.
Que tengan un maravilloso fin de semana.
Director Ledesma
christian.ledesma@mpls.k12.mn.us
Contacto para estudiantes de 12o grado y 9o grado, apellidos A-G
Sub-director Gonzalez
alexis.gonzalex@mpls.k12.mn.us
Contact para estudiantes de 11o grado y 9o grado, apellidos, H-O
Sub-directora Purcell
lisa.purcell@mpls.k12.mn.us
Contacto para estudiantes de 10o grado y 9o grado, apellidos, P-Z
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Galab wanaagsan, qoysaska Teddy,
Asbuuca ugu horeeya waa mid dhameystiran oo ardaydeena iyo shaqaalaheena waxay ku buuqayeen dhismaha oo dhan tamar heer sarraysa. Inkastoo ay jiraan hiccups tiknoolojiyadeed iyo khayraadka aadanaha oo dib u dhigay qaybinta Kaararka Chromebooks, ID iyo Kaararka GoTo, iyo xataa shaqaalaynta macalinka, waxay u muuqataa in kuwan la shaqeeyo oo maalin walba naga soo dhawaada si ay ugu shaqeystaan awoodda max. Waanu ka qaddarinaynaa dulqaadka iyo dabacsanaanta uu qof kasta muujiyay isbuucan oo dhan.
Ka hadlaya awoodda max, Roosevelt sii wadaan in ay muujiyaan koritaanka weyn ee diiwaangalinta ardayga la our fasalka ugu weyn fasalka 9aad ee tobaneeyo sano. Ku soo dhawoow, mar labaad, in dhammaantiin ku cusub Roosevelt. Waad ku mahadsantahay inaad nagu aamintay daryeelka cunuggaaga.
Haddii aad marna dooneysaan in aad isha ku heysato waxa halkan ka dhacaya, waxaan kugu dhiirigelinayaa in aad la socoto baraha bulshada oo soo kordha, isla markaana sheekooyinka ka soo tebiya meelaha gadaashiisa, waxaanan iftiiminayaa qaar ka mid ah shaqada waa weyn ee ka dhacda Roosevelt. Fadlan guji hoose, ku dhuftay badhanka soo raaca, oo ku raaxayso.
Waxaan rajeyneynaa in aan todobaadka ugu horeeya ee buuxa ee dugsiga.
Hayso weekend cajiib ah!
Maamulaha Ledesma
christian.ledesma@mpls.k12.mn.us
Xiriirka ardayda fasalka 12aad iyo ardayda fasalka 9aad, magaca qoyska A-G
Kaaliyaha Maamulaha Gonzalez
alexis.gonzalez@mpls.k12.mn.us
Xiriirka ardayda fasalada 11aad iyo ardayda fasalka 9aad, magaca dambe ee H-O
Kaaliyaha Maamulaha Purcell
lisa.purcell@mpls.k12.mn.us
Xiriirka ardayda fasalka 10aad iyo ardayda fasalka 9aad, magaca qoyska ee P-Z
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Welcome to our Community Standard. This newsletter will be sent to you twice per month and highlight both what has happened and what is coming up.
Our calendar at Roosevelt.mpls.k12.mn.us is always up to date with the latest information and our FB page is updated at least once per day, please click on the link below to check it out!
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EVERY FRIDAY IS SCHOOL SPIRIT DAY! Wear your Teddy Gear or Maroon and Gold!!
Upcoming Events
Sept 10..10th Annual RHS Golf Tournament
Sept 11..Volleyball Car Wash
Sept 12..Picture Day
Sept 15..Freshman Curriculum Night
Sept 16..Home Football Game
Sept 22..Diploma and Careers related Family Program Night
Sept 23..Cafe con Christian
Sept 26..No School
Sept 26..Alpine Ski Meeting 7-8pm
Sept 29..WHITE OUT..Home Football Game
Sept 29..Girls' Tennis SENIOR night
Sept 30..Latin Cultural Celebration
October 6..Volleyball Alumni Night
October 7..Homecoming and Senior Night
October 8..Homecoming dance
October 17..Driver Ed Registration opens
October 18..Picture Re-take Day
October 18 & 19..Conferences
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THANK YOU TO OUR 10TH ANNUAL RHS FOUNDATION GOLF TOURNAMENT HOLE SPONSORS.
If you find yourself in their business or needing their services, be sure to tell them THANK YOU for the support of our Teddies. The golf tournament is our biggest fundraiser for scholarships.
DIAMOND HOLE SPONSOR
Jeff Norblom ‘85, Norblom Plumbing
DOUBLE PLATINUM HOLE SPONSOR
Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc
John Remer, ’82, Senior Vice President
PLATINUM HOLE SPONSORS
Cardinal Restaurant and Bar
Shawn Huston Carpentry Services LLC,
Shawn Huston ‘88
612-414-4620
GOLD HOLE SPONSORS
Dragonflies Construction, Christol Schultz ‘87
Chris Forsberg, Financial Advisor
UBS Financial Services
Hirschfield’s, Jeff Hormel ‘84
Overtime Ink, Brett Olson 90
St Mane Sporting Goods, Bob St. Mane ‘83
Silver Hole Sponsors
1959 Pucksters
Class of 1985 Bruce Hegg
DRURY & NUMRICH
JILL NUMRICH Parent ’25 & LEAH DRURY Parent ‘20
Martin Bros Window Cleaning, Pat Martin ’85
952-693-6604
Roosevelt High School Foundation
Mark Schwartz 1973 Hockey
Welna Hardware, Mark & Cathy Welna ‘78
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Interested in taking Drivers Ed?
Our Fall 2022 Drivers Ed class will be held IN PERSON @ Roosevelt. Class will meet November 7-18 from 3:20-6:20pm (2 Weeks, Mondays through Fridays). Cost is $145 (sliding fee options are available).
Registration opens Monday, October 17th at 7am. Register online with a check or credit card at www.mplscommunityed.com. Search “driver” then select the Roosevelt Class. (This class will not appear online until October 17th). Parents will need to create a profile in our online system, then “add a child” to register for this class. To prioritize Roosevelt students, all online registrations will first be put on the waiting list then moved into the class by a staff member in the order received. If a spot is available, we will process your registration and payment and send a confirmation email. Spots are limited so register early! First come, first served!
Students must be 14-years old to participate, and 15-years-old to obtain their instructional driving permit.
For more information on attendance requirements, classroom expectations and the process for obtaining a MN Class D instruction Driving Permit, please visit our website: Roosevelt Drivers Ed Website.
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Congratulations to our newly tenured staff: Christine Denoman, Zac Humphrey, Ashley Kemp, Luther Kominski, Laurel Kratowicz, Taylor Reigstad & Leticia Stabrino |
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This summer the Hennepin County Attorney’s Office hosted four MPS interns. At a celebration honoring the completion of their internship, they shared their learning, challenges, and their vision for how to improve systems. Congratulations to Naima Mohamed (Roosevelt), Gloria Kossigan (Southwest), Kyla Brown (Roosevelt), and Ja’Nya Henderson (Edison, not pictured). |
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As election judges, they receive a three-hour paid training to understand polling place operations, and then work assisting voters during the election.
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^^^Rain or shine^^^. We have tents to help us keep this party on!! See you soon!! |
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CAR WASH FUNDRAISER! Roosevelt Volleyball players are hosting a car wash on Sunday, September 11.
Support our players by buying a ticket and drive away with a clean vehicle! Advanced tickets can be purchased from any volleyball player or pay for a ticket the day of at Oxendale's. $5 per vehicle.
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Open Gym for Teddy athletes! 6:30-7:45pm, on Tuesdays & Thursdays starting Tuesday, Sept. 13th. EXCLUDING dates 10/6, 10/11 & 10/13. 🐻🏀📣 |
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Do you enjoy downhill (alpine) skiing? Would you like to learn how to ski race? The Minneapolis Alpine Ski Team (MAST) may be just for you.
Slalom ski racing is a varsity sport of Minneapolis Public Schools and MAST is Minneapolis’ slalom racing team. MAST is open to Minneapolis students in grades 7-12. Everybody races as part of a team, either varsity or junior varsity. No racing experience is necessary. We offer excellent coaching and training, a fun and friendly team atmosphere, exciting competitions against other high school ski teams, and the chance to participate in the fastest, non-motorized sport in the world! Our team is very welcoming and supportive of its seventh and eighth grade students. Last year we had over thirty 7th and 8th graders on our roster. Our coaches are excited to teach you how to ski with perfect technique. Start now and by the time you enter high school you will be on the way to becoming an outstanding ski racer.
Here is how to learn more about high school ski racing with MPS Athletics:
ATTEND the MAST Information Meeting for Athletes and Parents from 7-8PM on Monday, September 26, 2022 at Fuller Park Rec Center, 4802 Grand Ave South, 55419. CHECK OUT our website at www.mplsalpineski.org DOWNLOAD the 2022-23 MAST Fact Sheet COMPLETE the NEW Athlete Inquiry Form so we can keep you up to speed about all preseason meetings, equipment, schedules, and registration.
You can also contact our Head Coach, Mark Conway, 612-275-8392, or email markrobertconway58@gmail.com if you have additional questions.
It is never too soon ---or too late--- to learn to ski race.
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Counseling/Career & College Center News
Up to date information on Career & College opportunities can always be found at: CCC Corner
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ALL Grades:
Greetings, Teddy Nation!
May this message finds each of our Teddy Nation families in high spirits, of sound mind, and in good health. Our summer is coming to an end, and our team hopes each of you were able to connect with loved ones and rejuvenate over these warmer months. In this week’s Counseling Section of the Community Standard, we will be speaking directly to our Senior students and families.
The start of your Senior year is here and what an exciting year to come! After a few truly unprecedented years in education, the Class of 2023 will join us for one more year before they graduate! It’s our hope that students this year will be granted some much-needed consistency, so that each of you have the space to grow and thrive.
And your RHS Counselors as well as Career and College Coordinators are here to support you with those very goals! As we kick off the school year, we wanted to use this space to introduce ourselves, provide Seniors and their families with some important dates, and offer some initial tips that will assist students as they begin their planning for life after HS. We are excited to support Seniors in the final stretch of their HS journey and each of us look forward to having 1-on-1 conversations with all of you to get you across the finish line.
MEET OUR TEAM
Our RHS Counselors specialize in supporting ALL Roosevelt students with professional Academic, Socioemotional, and Career and College Readiness supports. Below, you can find your counselor, listed according the section of RHS students they serve. o learn more about them or check out Roosevelt’s Counselor Website. Interested in learning more about the role of school Counselors? Click here for an in-depth overview of the model and strategies that guide their work.
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The RHS Counseling Team:
Mohamoud Mohamed, Counselor of Record for Last Names A-E
MohamoudO.Mohamed@mpls.k12.mn.us, Office #: 612-668-4811
Mark Heymans, Counselor of Record for Last Names F-L
Mark.Heymans@mpls.k12.mn.us, Google Voice #: 612-405-3801, Office #: 612-668-4855
Salado Hasan, Counselor of Record for Last Names M-O
salado.hasan@mpls.k12.mn.us, Office #: 612-668-4813
Sandra Kroger, Counselor of Record for Last Names P-Z
Sandra.Kroger@mpls.k12.mn.us, Google Voice #: 612-460-7325, Office #: 612-668-4812
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The RHS Counseling Team also consists of two Achieve Twin Cities Career & College Center (CCC) Coordinators. Mr. Eric Rodgers returns to the RHS CCC this year for his 5th year of supporting students with their post secondary planning. We’re excited to be welcoming a new Career and College Coordinator to our team this year, Mr. Kong Xiong. He joins us from Southwest and looks forward to supporting Seniors this year with their career and college explorations. Remember, the RHS CCC is a drop-in center, which means students can come by at any time during the day for support, provided the CCC is open and students have a pass from their teachers. For updates on Career & College programming, events in the CCC, or tips on how to start your post-secondary planning, students and families should make a habit of checking the Roosevelt Career and College Website.
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Eric Rodgers
eric.rodgers@mpls.k12.mn.us
Office #: (612) 668 - 4822 ; Google Voice / Text: (612) 567 - 6897
Kong Xiong
kong.xiong@mpls.k12.mn.us
Office #: 612-668-4822 ; Google Voice / Text: TBD
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SUPPORTING ALL POST-SECONDARY PLANS:
Within the first few weeks of school, all Seniors will be required to sign up for a counselor appointment. This provides an opportunity for students to collaborate with counselors on their post secondary planning.
Please note, CCC Coordinators and Counselors support students in crafting a plan after high school regardless of whether that plan includes college. Coordinators and Counselors recognize each of the following as meaningful post secondary plans that can connect students to their vision of success:
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2 Year Colleges - Includes community and vocational/technical colleges, with a variety of programs. Study to build skills then enter the workforce, or transfer to a 4 year college. Students complete an Associate’s Degree or Diploma.
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4 Year Colleges - Students engage in deep study of a field of their choice and complete a Bachelor’s Degree.
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Apprenticeships - Students apply to any number of the hands-on Apprenticeship programs. They are paid to learn as they work and build their skills.
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Military - Enlist with a branch of the military to serve our country in a variety of defense-focused career fields, or attend an Officer's Academy.
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Straight to Work / Employment - Keep a job you might already be working, find employment in a family business, or enter directly into your chosen industry after graduating. This is NOT the same as and requires planning that differs from a Gap Year (see bullet below)!
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Gap Year - A structured and focused volunteer, service, or experiential program usually undertaken before going to college. A Gap Year is NOT taking a year off to work (see bullet above)!
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Transition Plus - Students that received additional educational supports and accommodations; students that have an IEP or 504 Plan; and/or students with disabilities may consider Transition Plus after HS. T+ assists students in building the skills they need to enter into the workforce or higher education.
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Short Term Certificate / Training Program - These short term programs help students build industry-specific skills so they may enter a particular form of employment. They are often little-to-no-cost for the student.
Each plan has its advantages and obstacles, and each has outcomes that might differ from the others. Which pathway students choose should ultimately be aligned with their individual goals, hopes, and aspirations. Again, throughout the school year, students and families should utilize and explore RHS’ CCC Corner Google Site for updates, tips, resources, and more meant to assist them with planning for all of the pathways mentioned above. Consider this site your virtual CCC!
Having said this, students and families should understand the Fall months are a time when there is a large emphasis on planning for and applying to colleges specifically. This is because many colleges, financial aid, and scholarship applications have openings and deadlines in the Fall. Many of the updates below will reflect planning for a 2 or 4 year college pathway.
COLLEGE PLANNING:
It is important to be aware of application deadlines for the colleges you might be interested in. While there is no advantage, from an admissions perspective, to having your application or transcripts in weeks before the deadline, having a plan or timeline for submitting your applications allows you to work with Coordinators through each step of the process. This can alleviate stress you might feel at the beginning of the year, as you balance being in high school and planning for your life afterwards.
Unless a school has rolling admissions they will not review applications prior to the first deadline. Be advised that counselors cannot start processing transcripts to be mailed to colleges until after September 23rd. Submitting your applications early should be understood as a practice in relieving YOUR stress as a student with multiple responsibilities, as opposed to an opportunity to increase your chances of admission to a school.
Check out the table below for a timeline and some important dates to be aware of:
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Many colleges open their applications for the 2023-24 school year on Aug. 1 (or Sept. 1 for some schools) |
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September - October (ongoing) |
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Research colleges and programs you’re interested in
Add colleges they’re considering to their “Colleges I’m Thinking About” list in Naviance
Begin adding information to their Common App (see below)
Attend Application Work Sessions offered in the CCC
Attend College Rep Visits in the CCC
Set up campus visits and tours
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Fall ACT / ACT retake #1 (Registration Deadline was Aug. 5th)
*please reach out to the CCC to figure out if taking the ACT is in your best interest. Many colleges and scholarship opportunities remain test-options for their ‘22-’23 application cycles.
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Class of 2023 Kickoff with the RHS Counseling Team
*Seniors will come down to the Auditorium during Advisory to meet with the RHS Counseling Team. They will receive resources and tips on how to maintain Academic and Socioemotional well-being, as well as some initial info on post-sec planning
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September 21st, 22nd, & 23rd |
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Senior English Classes invited to the CCC for in-depth overview and Q&A on post-sec planning for the ‘22-’23 school year
*Students will receive their Senior Year Green folders, containing a suite of resources to assist them in their post sec planning
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Project SUCCESS College Tours over MEA Week
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FAFSA Application Opens (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) & MN
*Beginning in October, CCC will work to complete Financial Aid applications with students (and their families) by appointments that can be made via the CCC Site
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RHS College Knowledge Night 6 - 7:30pm
Overview on college application process for Senior and Junior students and families
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NACAC College Fair Field Trip for Seniors and Juniors |
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Fall ACT / ACT retake #2
Registration Deadline is Fri. Sept. 16th
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After submitting top priority college applications, students should start thinking about/researching scholarships (some have early Fall deadlines, but many have deadlines between January-April)
*our scholarship list will be available by the beginning of September and will be consistently updated so make it a practice of checking often
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Many colleges have an Early Action or Early Decision deadlines of Nov. 1st
*We strongly encourage students applying to selective schools to submit applications by EA and ED deadlines to have the best chance of admittance
**Some schools do offer rolling admissions and may not follow these dates. But we find that many schools our students are considering will use these timelines. Two-year colleges & trade schools accept applications later into the spring & summer
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RHS Financial Aid Night
Students and families can receive support in completing their FA applications from CCC staff and admissions specialists from surrounding colleges
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ADMISSION TERMS TO UNDERSTAND
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Regular Decision – Students submit an application by a specified date and receive a decision in a clearly stated period of time.
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Rolling Admission – Institutions review applications as they are submitted and render admissions decisions throughout the admission cycle.
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Early Action – Students apply early and receive a decision well in advance of the institution’s regular response date.
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Early Decision – Students make a commitment to a first-choice institution where, if admitted, they definitely will enroll. The application deadline and decision deadline occurs early. THIS IS A BINDING AGREEMENT! IF YOU ARE ACCEPTED TO A COLLEGE UNDER AN ED DEADLINE, YOU MUST ATTEND THE COLLEGE.
COMMON APP
The Common App is an opportunity to complete one application and send it to multiple colleges. The Common App is available for more than 1,000 diverse institutions of higher education. This can be a good option for students where three or more of their schools of interest accept the Common App. The Common App is a fairly robust application and isn’t preferred for all students. But if you are considering using it because you plan to apply to multiple colleges that accept it, you can start working on it now! But please note, students should not submit their applications to colleges until they meet with their counselor in the Fall so they can confirm what is required to be submitted from the school. While we encourage students to begin working on college applications, transcripts and student’s Decile Rankings will not be available until after September 23, 2022.
COLLEGE REP VISITS AT RHS
One of the best ways to figure out if a college is a good fit for you is to engage with the people connected to the institution. These people can be current or former students, professors that teach there, and people working in the various departments that exist at a college. More often than not, a student’s first touchpoint with a college should be the school’s Admissions Representative.
Fortunately for our Seniors, Admissions Reps from around the country make their way to the RHS CCC hoping to meet students like YOU! Connecting with Reps is a great opportunity to:
- Ask questions about a college’s programs, student life, and culture
- Get direct tips on the ins-and-outs of a particular school’s application process
- Make an initial connection with on campus resources you may be interested in
All students considering college after HS should make an effort to attend a Rep visit here at RHS, and set aside time to visit the campus of a college they’re interested in. As more and more college’s move to test-optional or test-blind admissions processes, admissions teams look more closely at a student’s “demonstrated interest,” as a factor in deciding to admit potential students.
If you don’t see a rep from a college or program you’re interested in coming to RHS, reach out to Mr. Eric or Mr. Kong in your CCC! For a list of upcoming Rep visits visit our CCC Corner’s home page throughout the school year!
To learn more about signing up for Rep Visits. Check out the next section:
USING NAVIANCE FOR YOUR POST-SECONDARY PLAN
Naviance is an online platform where students can create and track a post-secondary plan. Students have access to My Life Plan (MLP) surveys; can request teacher recommendations; research about colleges/universities and research about scholarships. Naviance is where you can add colleges/universities to your favorite list and see colleges/universities you are applying to and interested in.
Naviance is also the platform students should use to sign up for college Rep Visits. Start by logging into Naviance, navigating to the bottom of your home page, and finding the “What’s New” box. If you see a school you’re interested in connecting with, click “more info,” then “Register” in the top right corner of the page you’re brought to.
By registering for visiting, Mr. Eric and Mr. Kong in the CCC will ensure you receive a pass for the visit you’ve chosen!
That’s it for the Counseling Team for this edition of the Community Standard! Once again, our RHS Counseling team is looking forward to supporting each of you in your final year of HS! You got this, Class of 2023!
The RHS Counseling Team:
Mohamoud Mohamed, Counselor of Record for Last Names A-E
MohamoudO.Mohamed@mpls.k12.mn.us, Office #: 612-668-4811
Mark Heymans, Counselor of Record for Last Names F-L
Mark.Heymans@mpls.k12.mn.us, Google Voice #: 612-405-3801, Office #: 612-668-4855
Salado Hasan, Counselor of Record for Last Names M-O
salado.hasan@mpls.k12.mn.us, Office #: 612-668-4813
Sandra Kroger, Counselor of Record for Last Names P-Z
Sandra.Kroger@mpls.k12.mn.us, Google Voice #: 612-460-7325, Office #: 612-668-4812
Eric Rodgers, Career & College Center Coordinator
Eric.Rodgers@mpls.k12.mn.us, Google Voice #: 612-567-6897, CCC #: 612-668-4822
Kong Xiong, Career & College Center Coordinator
Kong.Xiong@mpls.k12.mn.us, Google Voice #: 612-460-1588, CCC #: 612-668-4822
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WHAT'S GOING ON AT SCHOOL |
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School Name: Roosevelt High School
Picture Day Date: Monday, September 12
Picture Day ID: EVTWHNKWF
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Instead of going to amazon.com, go to smile.amazon.com. Register and select Minneapolis Theodore Roosevelt High School Foundation as your charity. Each time you shop at smile.amazon the Foundation will receive a small percentage of your purchase.
By doing this you are helping give scholarships to Roosevelt students and grants to staff without it costing you a penny?
You just have to remember to go to smile.amazon.com instead of Amazon…..same merchandise, same prices, same service. Thank YOU!
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20 hours of Service Per year is expected of every student, every year.
Check out these websites to come up with another idea.
- https://www.volunteermatch.org/search?l=Minneapolis%2C+MN%2C+USA
(You can search by word, so if you are looking for an "art" based volunteering opportunity, or a "children" based opportunity, "senior citizen", etc.
If you have questions or need to turn hours in, please email CSchultz@mpls.k12.mn.us
If your student is doing their hours OUTSIDE of the school, please have them send in a paper that is signed, dated and phone number listed for the organization or person that they helped.
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