 UPCOMING EVENTS - ON CAMPUS!!
*Monday, 11/1
Government Inspector - OPENING NIGHT- 7:30PM
*Tuesday, 11/2
ELECTION DAY! GET OUT AND VOTE!
* Wednesday, 11/3
SLT Leadership Meeting - 3PM
PTSA Mtg - 7PM
Drama Booster Meeting - Room 803 7PM
NCS PLAYOFF - Boys Waterpolo - San Marin vs. Alhambra - 8:30PM (@ De La Salle High)
* Thursday, 11/4
Winter Sports Signups - Winter Sports Season starts Monday, November 8th!!
Government Inspector - 7:30PM . * Friday, 11/5
Winter Sports Signups
Progress Report Period ends
Government Inspector - 7:30PM
* Saturday, 11/6
SAT Test
Boys Freshman Football - 9:30AM (vs. Redwood) Boys JV Football - 11:30AM (vs. Redwood) Boys Varsity Football - 2:00PM (vs. Redwood) SENIOR DAY!
Government Inspector - 7:30PM
*Sunday, 11/7
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME ENDS! FALL BACK 1 HOUR!
Government Inspector - 2:00PM
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Government Inspector - November 1st, 4th through 8th
OPENING TONIGHT! (Monday, November 1st) for the fall production of the Government Inspector . This great Russian play written in 1836 by the famous playwright Nicolai Gogol and adapted recently by Jeffrey Hatcher will make you think nothing has changed in politics in almost 175 years.
Show times are Monday, November 1st 7:30 p.m.
Thursday, November 4th 7:30 p.m.
Friday, November 5th 7:30 p.m.
Saturday, November 6th 7:30 p.m.
Sunday, November 7th 2:00 p.m.
Monday, November 8th 7:30 p.m.
Tickets at Door Adults $8
Students with coupons $4 (available from Drama and Tech students)
Don't miss this great production with the award winning San Marin Drama Department!
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San Marin Performing Arts Shadowing Day - Thursday, November 18th
TIME CHANGE -- 12 Noon to 2:30PM
San Marin Drama Club at Sinaloa
San Marin Advanced Drama students and Ms K have started a club every Monday 2:30 -3:30 pm in PE Office. Lots of fun! Improv, Pantomime, scenes and theatre games. |
| SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION/DISTRICT INFORMATION & EVENTS |
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SLT PARENT POSITION OPEN
The San Marin Leadership Team needs a San Marin parent to fill an opening at this time for a parent member who resigned. This parent will finish out the elected two-year term which ends June of 2011. If you are interested in serving on the Leadership Team, please fill out the attached form and return to Mrs. Zanardi in the school office by November 10, 2010.
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School Fuel's Annual Fundraising Campaign is underway! School Fuel is the primary nonprofit fundraising organization for the Novato Unified School District, and works in partnership with the schools and parents to identify and support programs that benefit all students in the District. In addition to the suggestions below... click here for additional School Fuel programs!!
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Pamper Yourself While Earning Cash for Students |
Rolling Hills Club invites the whole community to come check out their Spa Services including massages, facials, waxings and more. If you schedule two body or facial treatments between October 16 and November 15, Rolling Hills will donate $10 to School Fuel. For more information or to schedule an appointment, visit http://www.rollinghillsclubmarin.com/ or call 444-9505. Make sure you mention School Fuel.
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Make Money for the Schools Whenever you Shop for Groceries | |
Several local grocery stores give back to our schools when you shop. Keep these offers in mind when you are doing your shopping--
Paradise Foods has given back over $30,000 to the Novato schools in the last year. They participate in eScrip, and give back 5% whenever you shop using a credit or debit card that is registered with eScrip.
Harvest Market is running two fall promotions for our schools. They are giving back 100% of all money raised for pumpkin sales to the school of your choice. Also, for the months of October and November they will donate your reusable bag credit and make a matching donation to School Fuel whenever you take your own bags.
Lucky Supermarket gives back 3% for all purchases if you use your Lucky S.H.A.R.E.S. card when you shop. If you don't have card, you can get one from Susan Mathews
Safeway participates in eScrip at rates ranging from .5% to 3% depending on your level of spending. Make sure that you have registered your Safeway club card at www.escrip.com. This registration must be renewed each fall.
Target now sells groceries and continues to give money back to the schools through its Red Card for all in-store and online purchases. You can pick up an application at Target.
These are all great ways to help the schools without costing you anything! |
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Winter Sports Signups - November 4th and 5th
The Winter Sports season starts a week from today (November 8th). Students will need to signup and have their paperwork turned in by Monday in order to tryout/practice. Students are advised to listen to announcements this week for the times that your paperwork be turned in. Paperwork includes the NUSD Athletic Release form (including proof of a physical (dated after July 1, 2010) and proof of insurance), Donation form and Code of Conduct. Students that played a fall sport will have most likely submitted this information previously but still need to signup to receive the appropriate clearance that will allow them to participate. Fall Sport players that are still "in season" (meaning they have remaining games to play .. regular season, playoffs, NCS) must remain with their fall teams and CANNOT play/practice with their Winter sport team until their "season" is over. Any questions, please contact Craig Pitti or the main office. |
San Marin students chosen for Honor Choir
Izzy Block and Madeline Ford will represent Marin County in the American Choral Directors' Regional Honor Choir in November. Both girls auditioned in Santa Rosa and were chosen based on their performance of an Italian Art song, sight-reading, tonal memory and music theory. The performance will be on November 20th at 4PM at the First Methodist Church at 625 Hamilton Ave in Palo Alto . The concert is free and open to the public |
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SMPTSA Update
San Marin needs YOU to join SMPTSA!
We still need parent and student memberships to reach our goals for this school year.
The PTA is the nation's oldest, largest and highest profile volunteer association working to improve the education, health and welfare of all children and youth. The PTA also advocates at national, state and local levels for education and family issues. For more information about the California State PTA, visit www.capta.org. If you didn't receive your membership card and SM sticker in the mail, then you are not a member yet. :) Print the form below and bring or mail it with a check payable to SMPTSA
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2010-11 Reflections Program - Call for Entries 
It is time for the annual PTA Reflections Program, where you can
showcase your artistic talents in six different artistic categories.
The six arts areas are Literature, Musical Composition, Photography,
Visual Arts, Dance Choreography, and Film/Video Production. Individual area guidelines can be found here.
Entry form can be found here and should be submitted to the front office on or before Wednesday, December 1, 2010. All entries must be the work of only one student and must be original works and must relate to the theme "Together We Can." For more information, please call Jane Gannon Raven at (415) 827-3416 or jane@innovationsthatwork.com |
| COUNSELING OFFICE / COLLEGE and CAREER CENTER |
| College Events on and off Campus
Colleges Visits @ San Marin in the College and Career Center
Friday, November 5th, 9:30 - Seattle University Wednesday, November 10th - 8:00AM Dominican University
Other schools still yet to be scheduled; University of Denver, University of San Francisco, and Santa Clara University, updated schedules will be posted in the Enews and on Connectededu.
College Bound Free Workshops for all High School Students and Parents presented by Kohav at The Osher Marin JCC
Workshops
Sunday, Nov. 14th - Financial Planning for College
Sunday, January 9th - The College Admissions Process
Sunday, March 6th - Finding the Right College Fit
To R.S.V.P please contact:, Jessica Turk, Camp and Youth Director
Toole Center for Youth and Family - Osher Marin JCC
415.444.8050
jturk@marinjcc.org |
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Juntas de ELAC 2010-2011 San Marin High School
ELACes un Comité Consejero Escolar del programa Estatal para alumnos aprendiendo ingles ( ELAC ). El comité consejero debe formarse y funcionar con padres que tengan estudiantes aprendiendo el ingles. Estos padres forman un comité consejero dirigidos por los padres. Todos están invitados!
Cada reunión será en el College and Career Center en la oficina central, 7-8:30 pm
Fechas (nuevas) de ELAC 2010-2011!
miércoles el 1 del diciembre
miércoles el 26 del enero
miércoles el 30 del marzo
miércoles el 25 del mayo |
| COMMUNITY SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES |
School Fuel Needs Your Help
- School Fuel Phone Bank - School Fuel's Annual Campaign begins in November. Looking for students to work the phone banks. This is a great way to get your service hours and help to raise money for our schools. Our phone banks will be held November 1, 4, 8, 9,10, 15, 16,17 and 18 from 5:30 -8:00pm at the District Office. We will provide a script and training. We are asking that people bring their own cell phone to use, but we may have a few to loan if this is an issue.
See Mrs. Cunnie to sign up for this service opportunity!
Big Brothers Big Sisters of the North Bay
This program matches high school students one-on-one with elementary or middle school students
Why volunteer? Mentoring is fun and rewarding! Simply by meeting with a child for one and half hours each week, for the school year, you can positively influence a child, help him/her improve family and peer relationships, increase self-confidence, and perform better in school.
When? Each program meets from 3:30 - 5PM weekly.
Where? Monday: At the Novato Youth Center
By playing sports, creating art helping with homework, or just hanging out with a child- you WILL make a difference! For more information contact: Erin Lake, 415/453-3800 ext. 224 Fax 415/453-3839 or elake@bbbsnorthbay.org. |
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