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The Weekly Bulletin
Our school mission:
Alice Deal Middle School inspires excellence, curiosity, and compassion through intellectual and social engagement.
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Principal's Message...
Relaxing with Shakespeare this Saturday night was a good reminder that a proven remedy for the darkness and chill of midwinter is to take a break. Starting on December 22, we expect Deal families and students to catch their collective breaths after a fast start to the school year. Let's review how we are going to make space for a restful break.
First, teachers will be teaching all the way to the break. The extent of the holiday and the usual urgencies of middle school learning warrant an academic focus through December 21. Parents, as you plan for the time out, please refrain from adding more time to break by taking your children out early. We'll do our part - 7 periods of school with meaningful work every day possible. Don't be swayed by your children who may speak of parties and movies, and thus a reason to miss school; this is not our plan.
Second, students need to get their work done before the break. Responding to concerns expressed a couple of years ago, Deal teachers ceased the practice of assigning packets of school work over the break. Everyone needs to rest and renew - teachers and students alike. The big caveat to this, however, is that students need to push hard these next two weeks to get their current work done and in. At Deal, we give a far larger weight to timely classwork, rather than homework. Class activities, closely connected to unit objectives, need to be completed when given. If a student needs to make up some work, they need to get it done before that last Friday. Why? Trying to make up work when coming back to school after the break with three weeks to go in the advisory is not a recipe for success - students lose their momentum, the class has moved on, motivation is low. Let's all work to make sure that work is done before we leave for the break, and we can really enjoy ourselves into the new year.
I would like to address another topic, specifically questions about teacher departures and absences and how Deal (and my administration) handles these. Mid-year departures pose distinct challenges: teams are created based on a careful evaluation of strengths and experience, students are used to the teaching patterns of the departing teacher, and teachers have established their expectations. Unfortunately, students are the most affected by these untimely adult decisions, and my concern for their (student) learning drives my actions. It usually takes about 3-4 weeks at a minimum to exit a teacher, review resumes, interview candidates, hire an individual, and then get them into the system - that's why we do it in spring! In the meantime, we work to bring in subject-specific substitutes, provide in-building instruction where possible, keep grading and Edline-updating going, and preparing families and students for a new teacher. It truly takes a whole-school effort. In all my time at Deal, teachers have always stood up to support students when another teacher leaves - teachers who already have a full work load but are committed to their charges. While we work with teams to provide information to you about these changes (within the restrictions posed by personnel actions), it isn't a perfect process. If you are concerned about a transition, or the task of aligning a new staff member with Deal's expectations, feel free to contact either your grade-level administrator or me directly. Your comments are helpful and welcomed.
I hope to see many of you at the Winter Concert this week!
Principal Albright
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Stay Informed!
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Week of
December 10, 2012
Bell Schedule
Monday - Bell I
Tuesday - Bell I
Wednesday - Bell I
Thursday Bell - SSR
Friday - No School (Teacher Professional Development)
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Find out about Deal with...
Deal Tours
Please join us for a tour. All tours start at 9:30 and meet outside the Welcome Center.
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Upcoming Dates
December 11
Deal Tour, 9:30 am
Buddy Day - Shepherd
December 12
Open House 9 - 12 am
December 13
6th Grade Awards Assembly
Department Chairs, 3:30 pm
Winter Concert, 6:30 pm
December 14
(No school for students)
PD for Teachers and Staff
Detention 9 am - 12 noon
December 15
PTA Holiday Green Sale
December 16
PTA Holiday Green Sale
December 18
8th Gr. "We the People" Mock Trial
December 19
8th Gr. "We the People" Mock Trial
6th Grade Stargazing, 6 - 7 pm
December 20
Faculty Meeting, 3:30 pm
December 21
Spanish Field Trip to Guapo's
Winter Holiday Assembly
December 24 - January 4
Winter Break
January 7
School Resumes
January 8
Team Leaders, 3:30 pm
January 9
Math Dept. Meeting, 3:30 pm
January 11
LSAT, 7:30 am
January 12
Open House 9 - 12
January 14
Team La Paz SAAM Field Trip
6th Grade Science Trip
January 15
Deal Tour
6th Grade Science Trip
January 16
EAP - London
Track Championships
January 17
Dept. Chairs, 3:30 pm
School Wide Spelling Bee
6th Grade Science Trip
January 18
8th Gr. "We the People" Mock Trial
6th Grade Science Trip
January 19
Saturday Detention, 9am - 12 noon
January 21
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday
No school for students or staff
January 23
Literature to Film Festival
January 24
Faculty Meeting, 3:30 pm
SW Geography Bee
January 25
Students Dismissed at 12:15 pm
Detention, 12:15 - 3:15 pm Records Day
Last Day of 2nd Advisory
January 28
Team Mecca - SAAm Field Trip
January 29
Team Leaders
January 31
Embassy Adoption Prgrm. - Sydney
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Lunch Applications
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Complete Lunch Form online at
Mealsapp.dcps.dc.gov
All families regardless of eligibility must complete a lunch form. This is important and helps determine some funding for the school.
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Library News
Library Media Center Hours
Before School 8 - 8:40 am
After School 3:30 - 4:30 pm
Students must have parental permission to stay after school
The Alice Deal Library welcomes students for reading and homework after school! Students must have a permission form on file in the library to use the space after school. Students may pick up a form in the library, or may download it from the library website (Library Pass).
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PTA Sponsors
The following are the Deal PTA 2012-2013 business sponsors.
The Broad Branch Market
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Taylor Agostino Group
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Radifera Design Group
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W.C. & A.N. Miller Realtor
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Pete's New Haven Style Apizza
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Second Wind CrossFit
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edCount, LLC
Math Medics
(More information at AliceDeal.org)
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Community Information
(Items in this section are not sponsored by Deal)
Hoop Ed
"DCPS You are OFF Friday December 14th And that Means: HoopEd is in the Building!
Friday December, 14th: HoopEd is offering One Day Camps at 3 Fabulous Locations!
Hoops Basketball Camp at Stoddert Elementary, if your child is lookin to ball! OR The Very Popular All Sports and Games format will be running at Lafayette ES and Oyster ES! We already have many
campers signed up, So Come Join Your Friends! All camps are for boys and girls ages 5-13 and all skill levels and abilities are welcome to join.
Camps run from 9:00am-3:00pm with after care available until 5:30. $60.00 per child/$70.00 w/aftercare.
Check out Hoopeducation.com to for more information and to register!"
***Never too Early to Sign Up: HoopEd Winter Break Camps 2012-2013
8 Convenient locations across the DC Metro area are locked in for Dec.24-Dec.28 AND Dec.31-Jan.4
2 days, 3 days or a Full Week: Whatever Works for YOU, Keep the Kids in Motion this Winter Break with HoopEd!***
Mom's and Dad's Matinee
Join us before the madness of the holidays starts, for a special early screening of "Silver Linings Playbook" on Thursday, December 20 at 10:30am at The Avalon Theatre! Be sure to arrive early to grab coffee and muffin from the Avalon Cafe.
Futsal Clinics
Register now for Futsal clinics on Saturday and Sunday afternoons starting in January at the Bethesda Sport and Health Club. The program is directed by Allison Diaz, previously a 4-year varsity player at Seneca Valley High School in Germantown, and a former Division I soccer player at Canisius College. The sessions are divided into boys and girls. Saturdays from 2-3 and 3-4 the groups are for 6-9 year olds, and Sundays from 1-2 and 2-3 the groups are for 10-13 year olds. There are three five-week sessions planned, and the cost of each is $150. To register, go to: www.tennistar.com or call 301-530-5472, or e-mail the director at Allison.diaz18@yahoo.com.
Writing Contest for Students in Grades 4-10
It's time for the 21st Annual Letters About Literature Writing Contest for students in grades 4-10. The contest challenges young readers to write a personal letter to an author explaining how that author's work somehow changed the reader's view of the world.
Letters About Literature is sponsored by the Library of Congress' Center for the Book. Prizes are awarded on both the state and national level in three categories:
-Grades 4-6
-Grades 7-8
Visit lettersaboutliterature.org
for details. Submissions must be mailed and be postmarked by January 11, 2013. State winners will be notified in April, 2013; national winners will be notified in May, 2013.
I Trained U Basketball Clinics
Basketball Clinics will be held in November and December on
Saturdays and Sundays from 12:30 pm-1:30 pm
Sundays from 1:30 pm - 2:30 pm
Bethesda Sports and Health Club
4400 Montgomery Avenue
Bethesda, MD 20814
Kids will learn from guaranteed improvement in the roots of basketball - ball-handling, shooting and passing, and defense. Learn from former college and professional basketball players.
1 session is $35. Four sessions are $100. For girls and boys ages 8-15 years. Register today at www.itrainedu.com or call 202-497-9574 or you can email bballskills@itrainedu.
Information of interest to the Deal community may be emailed for consideration to roslyn.baxter@dc.gov.
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Student and parent information...
New: Huzzah for A Midsummer Night's Dreams
After three strong nights, Deal's foray into bringing Shakespeare to life closed with a big crowd and a rousing ovation. At Saturday's show, the cast thanked directors Rafe Gandola and Adam Kirschenbaum and Deal staff Debra Jackson (all-around support), Dan Assael (lights), and Carolyn Kouri (costumes/set) for leading the way. Thanks go of course to the cast for their work - I hope a fall play becomes a tradition. A special nod to the unsung stage crew - hard-working kids who are not supposed to be seen, so their work is sometimes invisible. It takes all of you - crew, cast, adults, parents - to make a show a success. Congratulations!
New: 6th Grade Awards Celebration
On Thursday, our 6th graders will celebrate the successes of the first advisory. Students who were on the honor roll or who had perfect attendance will be recognized and a variety of team awards will be given as well. The ceremony will take place during the activity period.
New: Winter Solstice Star-Gazing
Please come join the 6th grade science department for a Winter Solstice Star-Gazing event on the Deal field on Wednesday, December 19th from 6-7 pm. We will be using iPads and telescopes to explore the night skies, following our unit on the solar system. Please bring a telescope if you have one and dress warmly. If you are an expert or know an expert on astronomy who would be interested in contributing to the event, please contact Ms. Purcell at keelan.purcell@dc.gov. Also, if you know that you cannot make the event but have a telescope that you wouldn't mind letting us borrow for the night, please let Ms. Purcell know. Students must be accompanied by a parent.
New: Tennis Club
As the weather gets colder, we will be meeting to play less. However, there is still much we can do on those cold, snowy days of winter. Please consider recording a professional tennis match to bring in for our club members to watch, and then discuss the strategies used by the players. Also, for those of you new to tennis, we can talk about how to keep score, appropriate footwear, and selecting a racquet. We will NOT meet on December 10, but please plan to attend the December 17 meeting. If the weather stays above 45 degrees we will continue to play outdoors. Make sure you dress for the weather!
New: Spelling Bee
The Deal Spelling Bee is coming! The all-school bee will be held on Thursday, January 17 for those who have won their homeroom bees. All of the excitement will take place after our return from Winter Break. Anyone interested in getting a list to study from may stop by Mr. Gueltig's room, E104 any day after school this week.
Breaking News! Debate Results and News
Please be sure to congratulate our Deal Debaters! On Saturday, December 8th, 20 Deal Vikings participated in the 2nd D.C. Urban Debate League Tournament for the 2012-2013 season. More than 60 teams from schools throughout the D.C. Metro area competed in Saturday's event. Deal had seven teams and, despite being neophyte debaters, four of the teams won 50 percent of their debates. Deal Debaters included: Talia Zitner, Clare Trinity, Aidan Trinity, Clare Schmitt, Emily Walke, Lillian Keller, Chad Hoyte-Hayes, Nadeeya Harrison, Clare Medina, Taima Crean (who hung in there while having a fever all day), Ngoc Ngyuen, Noam Jacobovitz, Aaron Rosenthal, Josh Taubman, Tim Berger, Chris Bond, Nikita Beneton, Blake Hall-Taylor, Philip Hesse, and Daniela Kidder-Luciano. All Deal Debaters argued courageously and eloquently.
More importantly, our Deal Vikings had tremendous support. Thank you to all the parents, family members, volunteers, and friends who persevered until 6:30 pm to encourage and cheer on our debaters. Special thanks and shout out to Mr. Keller (Lillian Keller's dad) and alumnus Peter McGann for judging all four rounds of debates. Also, a huge thank you to Ms. Darkjian, who has been a tireless coach, judge, and supporter for the entire Debate Team. We look forward for the next debate tournament on February 9th, to be hosted by Deal. The topics for the next debate include:
- Middle School Topic: Middle schools should install closed circuit cameras in all classrooms.
- International Topic: The United States should black construction of the Keystone XL pipeline.
- National Topic: Colleges and Universities are justified in considering race in admission decisions.
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This Week at Deal...
Monday-Wednesday: Candy Cane Sale
Buy a candy cane for a friend and we'll deliver it to them with a personal message for the holidays. Candy canes will be on sale for $1 each during every lunch period through Wednesday, December 12. CandyGrams will be delivered on Monday, December 17. All proceeds benefit the Deal World Languages program. Happy Holidays!
Monday: Afterschool Outdoor Basketball Club
The Afterschool Outdoor Basketball Club will meet on Monday, December 10 at 3:30 pm behind the school on the court next to the "Cottage." Dress for cold weather. In the event of rain, we will meet with Mr. Namian in room W205.
Monday: Photography Club
Our last meeting of the calendar year will be on Monday, 3:30 pm, in Mr. Gueltig's room, E104. We will hang up our photographs throughout the building.
Monday: International Cooking Club Group C
The International Cooking Club Group C will meet Monday in room C216 (The Teacher's Lounge) to make up their pizza day that was lost due to the hurricane. Students should be picked up at 5 pm so there is enough time to prepare and cook food. The following students are in Group C.
Zarina Carpenter
Elena Bagnoli
Surina Goel
Naejia Piper
Fiona Martone
Youssef
Shakaliah Smalls
Shrabonti Turna
Ella Buring
Sofia Geislinger
Calia Christie
Nastia Webber
Claire Contreras
Matilda Jensen
Lindsay Harper
Clara Edmonds
Jisca Adigo
Sophia Pouros
Perri Hollar
Lalita Kohls
Anna Joos
Alexis Anderson
Monday: GeoPlunge!
Sixth grade students participating in GeoPlunge will meet in room C105 during recess this Monday and Friday.
Wednesday: Reading of "Owl Moon" During 6th Grade Recess
Come in from the cold and join Ms. Popadich and Ms. Allen to hear a wintery tale. There will be a reading of "Owl Moon" by Jane Yolen during 6th period recess in the Library on Wednesday
Wednesday: Track Team
On Wednesday, the Indoor Track team will travel to the PG Complex to compete in the DCIAA Relay Meet. Go luck to the Running Vikings as they go for the gold!
Wednesday: Santiago Study Hall
"Chile'n your way to success" Santiago study hall meets every Wednesday after school in Mr. Martini's room (C130). This is a great opportunity to ask questions, catch up on homework, and get help from your core subject teachers!
Thursday: 6th grade Awards Celebration
The ceremony recognizing outstanding 6th graders will be held during the activity period at the end of the day.
Thursday: A Midsummer Night's Dream Field Trip
On Thursday, the cast of A Midsummer Night's Dream will go to see The Shakespeare Theatre Company's performance of A Midsummer Night's Dream. Please be sure to return your permission slip to Mr. Kirschenbaum this week.
Thursday: Writing Club
Ms. Hovancsek's writing club (creative edition) will meet this upcoming Thursday, December 13, at 3:15 pm in room W305. Come join!
Thursday: Deal Basketball
Boys EC Division - Deal vs Takoma @ Takoma 4:45
Boys & Girls MS Division - Ron Brown vs Deal @ Deal
Girls 3:30/Boys 4:45 pm
Thursday: Winter Concert: "A Time of Harmony"
Our concert, "A Time of Harmony," will be held on Thursday at 6:30 pm in the Alice Deal auditorium. Come and join us for a wonderful musical experience!
Saturday: Deal Basketball
Girls EC Division - Deal vs Walker Jones @ Anacostia H.S. 3:15 pm
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Congratulations to the November IB Students of the Month
Every month Team teachers will select 2 students that exemplify an IB learner profile characteristic.
The profile characteristic for October is : PRINCIPLED.
Principled individuals act with integrity and honesty, with a strong sense of firmness, justice and respect for the dignity of the individual, groups, and communities. They take responsibility for their own actions and the consequences that accompany them.
Grade 6
Team Sydney: Kaleb Gezahegn, Avery Gagliano
Team Santiago: Noah Frank, Liliana Edmonds
Team San Francisco: Sam Lossef, Haines Corrigan
Team London: Alex Togneri-Jones, Lesly Maradiaga
Grade 7
Team Sparta: Jeremy Garcia-Berroa, Leoniya Aksyonov
Team Alexandria: Adam Ido, Calia Christie
Team Rome: Cole Manor, Taylor Reynolds
Team Mumbai: David Bernard, Elena Remez
Grade 8
Team Mecca: Nico Jochnik, Carson Wheeler
Team Firenze: Quinn Heinreich, Tiffany Tyler
Team La Paz: Cameron Gadson, Sofia Fekade-Sellasie
Team Timbuktu: My Vu
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8th grade announcements
Common Application Deadline
The Specialized High Schools Common Application Deadline is this Friday, December 14. Applications must be submitted by this date to be considered by the prospective schools. If assistance is needed, please contact Ms. White as soon as possible
High School Common Application
The Common Application for specialized DCPS High Schools became accessible on Friday, November 16. Parents, please make sure that all of your contact information is correct in STARS so that the pre-loaded information on the application will be accurate. If you have changed addresses, phone numbers or email addresses please provide Ms. Baxter with updated information as soon as possible. For all students who are in need of assistance in working on the application, Ms. White will be available in the Media Center Computer Lab on the following dates after school from 3:30-4:30 p.m.- November 26 27, and 28.
Requesting Recommendations for Private Schools
1. Who to ask?: Start by thinking of which teachers can attest to your strengths and positive attributes. Some schools require specific subject teachers to write the recommendation so be aware of this before you ask.
2. Prepare: Gather the recommendation forms and fill out all pertinent information. Prepare an addressed and stamped envelope for each school which you are requesting a recommendation for. All recommendations will be placed in the mail by the individual teacher or by your counselor.
3. Ask: Take the recommendation form with the envelope to the person who you need the request from. Ask the person if they would be willing to write your recommendation. Tell them when it needs to be completed and mailed in. Ms. White has recommendation request slips available to help with this process.
4. Grow: Use the experience of asking for a letter of recommendation to help you grow your communication skills which will come in handy when advocating for yourself in high school.
For all transcript requests for private schools, please also provide an addressed and stamped envelope for the mailing of these items as well.
Specialized High School Open House Updates
Phelps ACE - December 21, January 18, and February 22
Individual Graduation Portfolio (IGP)
The IGP provides students with a road map to the future and a record of the past. Staying on course empowers students to reach the destination-graduation- with all the courses, skills, and experiences needed to make informed decisions about education and career. Grade level milestones and guideways lead students through the program. Learning opportunities available through the IGP include Career/College Major Exploration, High School Course Planning, Goal Setting/Journaling, Interest/Skill Inventories.
Please encourage your student to explore options for their future at home using the following steps:
1. Go to www.dcps.bridges.com
2. Login with DCPS+studentID and the password the student has created (If it's the students first time logging in, the password is simply DCPS)
3. Click on Choices Explorer
4. Click on the Your Portfolio Tab
5. Click Your Plans and get started on the path
Should there be any questions regarding the Choices explorer, please contact your grade-level counselor.
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Attendance at Deal
Students, this is a reminder that on-time arrival and regular attendance help you to achieve more in school and life. As the school year moves forward, we must all strive for being on-time everyday. Good habits today foster good futures tomorrow. Congratulations to the following 6th, 7th and 8th grade homerooms for on-time arrival of 95% or above! All other homerooms start fresh on Monday with a new attitude and commitment to improve.
6th Grade 7th Grade 8th Grade
Garza Assael Hovancsek
Jackson Diaz Mostoller
Law Parish Mungai
McDowell Rhoads Simpson
Pough Wang
Purcell
Ruiz
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Staff information ...
New: Ethics training completion this week
All staff should have completed the DC ethics training by now. If so, please complete the process by going into Peoplesoft and agreeing to the DC Ethics Pledge.
o Log into Employee Self Service (https://ess.dc.gov/)
o Click "Self Service"
o Click "Personal Information"
o Click "DC Ethics Training"
o Click "DC Ethics Training" link on the bottom of the page
Please check with Ms. Baxter if you need further assistance.
New: Friday Professional Development and Potluck
All staff will be at Deal on Friday for the full day; please check with your department administrator if there is a citywide professional development session you wish to attend. At noon, Mr. Gueltig's awesome potluck idea will come to fruition! (Pun intended.)
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Before and After School Activities
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Monday AM
Young Men's Choir - 7:45 am - Rm CG04
Chinese tutoring 8 - 8:30am - Rm N111
Spanish tutoring with Ms. Cadavid 8:10 am - RM C314
Spanish tutoring with Ms. Jackson - Rm C212
Monday PM
Girl Up Rm E305
Newspaper club Rm N116
Deal Garden club - Garden
Student Council meeting Rm E205
Viking Quarterly Rm W103
African Drumming club- Canceled this week
Girls on Track - Rm E103
After
school Outdoor Hoop club - Rm W205
Ultimate Frisbee club - Rm C130
International Cooking club Group C to 5 pm - Rm C216
6th grade Concert Band, 7th & 8th Symphonic Band and Jazz band meeting - Auditorium
Tennis club - Rm E300
Photography Club - Rm E104 French club to 4:30 - CG07
Afterschool Basketball club - W205
Vikings Soccer to 5 pm
GeoPlunge - C130
Board Games to 4:30 - W106
Midsummer Night's Dream Rehearsal - see above for schedule
Indoor Track practice to 5 pm
Deal Relief Council - E104
Boys' Basketball practice
Girls' Basketball practice
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Tuesday Am
8th String Ensemble - Auditorium
Jazz Band 7:45 am - Rm CG20
Concert Choir 7:45 am - Rm CG04
Spanish tutoring with Ms. Jackson - RM C212
Tuesday PM
Fantasy Football club - Rm C212
Reader's Theater - Rm E205
Cheerleading practice to 5pm
Ultimate Frisbee club - Rm C130
Conflict Resolution and Peer Mediation Ms. McFarland's office
Bocce club - Front lawn
Music workshop
Girls' Running - RM E304
Girls on Track - Rm E103
Mural/Public Art club
Swimming club to 5:15 pm
Midsummer Night's Dream Rehearsal - see above for schedule
Boys' Basketball practice
Girls' Basketball practice
Indoor track practice to 5 pm
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Wednesday AM
6th Grade Concert Band - 7:45 am
Advanced Concert Band - 7:45 am
Young Men's Choir - 7:45 am
Spanish tutoring with Ms. Jackson - RM C212
Wednesday PM
Spartan Barracks
Deal Student Librarian
- Library
Team Mumbai Rm N113
Fencing
club to 5:00 pm - Rm W207
Alexandria Library Rm E200
Roman Holiday - Rm E204
After School Sports Rap - Rm W104
Team Santiago study hall - Rm C130
Debate Team - Rm W100
Type Faster Now to 4:15 - Rm 204
New Student Transitions workshop 7th & 8th
Ms. White's Office
Roman Holiday - E204
Deal Scientists club - Rm E101
C-Span - Rm W304
Team Alexandria - Rm E200
Santiago study Hall - C130
Parlons Français Club, to 4:30 - C308
Literature-to-Film Festival to 5 pm - Library
Discovery Club - E101
Midsummer Night's Dream Rehearsal - see above for schedule Salva Las Focas/Save the Seals club - C314
Boys' Basketball practice
Girls' Basketball practice
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Thursday AM
Chinese tutoring 8 - 8:30 am - Rm N111
Spanish tutoring 8:10 am - RM C314
String Chamber Ensemble - 7:45 am
Jazz Band - 7:45 am
Concert Choir - 7:45 am
Spanish tutoring with Ms. Jackson - RM C212
French Tutoring Mr Ngwa 8:10 am
Thursday PM
Cheerleading practice to 5 pm
MWIT club - Rm E206
Team London Rm E104
Mathletes Rm E106
M.I.T. to 4:30 - RM E206
Swimming club to 5:15 pm
TAGS 6th and 7th graders - C130
GEMS meeting
Spanish Club
Midsummer Night's Dream Rehearsal - see above for schedule
Boys' Basketball practice
Girls' Basketball practice
Writing club RM W305
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Friday AM
7th & 8th Grade Peer Mediators meeting at 8 am - Rm C116
6th Grade Concert Band - 7:45 am
Advanced Concert Band - 7:45 am
Friday PM
Midsummer Night's Dream Rehearsal - see above for schedule
Boys Basketball practice
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