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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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Back-to-School Night September 10 at 6:30
Music Information Night starts at 5:45
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Principal's Message...
It was a great pleasure to meet so many parents of our new 6th grade class at the parent workshops on Tuesday and Thursday. The sessions were very well-attended and I was happy to hear from many of you that they gave you great information. I realize we have a LOT going on at the beginning of the year, but there is a lot to know about Deal and how to get what you need for your children. I want to thank the following teachers for coming BOTH nights to lead sessions or help manage the event: Mr. Ngwa, Ms. Azimi, Ms. Ellsberry - Carter, Ms. Dziato, Ms. Lerum, Ms. Clements, Mr. Downing, Mr. Ager, Ms. Curran, Ms. Nakamura, Ms. Quinn, Ms. Philip, Ms. Winkowski, Ms. Banal, Ms. Maddrey, Ms. Scott, Ms. White, Ms. Ruiz (Brittingham), Mr. Gueltig, Mr. McDowell, Mr. Martis, Ms. D. Jackson, Ms. Law, Ms. Purcell (LoFaro), Ms. Venezia, Mr. Martini, Ms. Burnham, and Mr. Siddiqui. This group of teachers and staff truly rock. (An additional shout-out to all the members of the administrative team as well!) Our ne  xt big event is Tuesday's Back-to-School Night, starting at 6:30. Families will go through their children's schedule, period by period, meeting teachers and lear ning about the curriculum in each class. Although not a time for one-on-one conferences with teachers, the night should give you an excellent idea of who is in front of your children and what the experience is like. Parking is ALWAYS a challenge, so all who would like to take a pleasant evening stroll to Deal are welcome and encouraged. Preceding the main event is our Music Information Night, starting at 5:45 in the cafeteria on the 10th as well. Families who want to find out about our ensemble groups - instrumental and choir - are encouraged to attend. This year, Deal has added two vocal directors to the repertoire of ensembles to demonstrate our commitment to a great arts program (thank you PTA!). Come and meet our three Deal music teachers as well as the vocal directors. Finally, this is Deal Support Week for the PTA. We are asking that each of you join up with the PTA to help maintain the level of activities at Deal that you know and love. In the first few weeks alone, the PTA has helped significantly: welcoming our new teachers, providing playground equipment, supporting professional development, funding our Period 8 initiative, purchasing needed school supplies, and much more. The Deal PTA takes a wise non-invasive approach - get people to sign up and support, run just a couple of big events, and let the magic happen. This week is very important to their efforts. You, readers of this newsletter, get to decide whether we can get a new laptop, support a student to China who couldn't go, provide a scholarship for a student to Hemlock, or make sure that every student participates in every activity. It only happens because of your support. Thank you for doing your part. James Albright Principal
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Stay Informed!
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PTA Goings On
Deal Support Week!
Back To School Night -
Tuesday, September 10 at 6:30 pm
Support the PTA - Donations will be accepted!
Deal Family Night at Pete's APizza
Wednesday, September 11, 5:30 to 8:30 pm
Location: 4940 Wisconsin @ Fessenden St. NW
25% off your Family Meal! Just say, "I am from DEAL!"
Support the PTA - Donations will be accepted!
Donate by Friday, September 13th (mail or on-line) and win a chance to receive a Gift Card from Pete's Pizza or an iPad!!!
The drawing will be held at Deal Movie Night, Friday September 27, 2013!
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Week of
September 9, 2013
Bell Schedule
Monday - Bell I
Tuesday -Bell I
Wednesday - Bell I
Thursday - Thursday Bell
SSR
Friday - Bell I
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Upcoming Dates
September 9
PTA dues week
September 10
Team Leaders, 3:30 pm
Music Info Night, 5:45 pm
Back to School Night, 6:30 pm
September 13
Student Council officer elections
September 16
Teams Sydney/Timbuktu to Hemlock
September 17
Team London to Hemlock
September 18
Team Rio to Hemlock
September 19
Team Santiago to Hemlock
September 21
Saturday Detention
9 am to noon
September 23 - 27
Spirit Week
September 24
Principal's Coffee 9 - 10 am
Team Leaders 3:30 pm
September 25
8th Grade Parent Workshop
6:30 pm
September 26
Faculty meeting, 3:30
September 27
Family Movie Night, 6:30
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Library News
Library Media Center Hours
Before School 8:00 - 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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International Baccalaureate
My name is Ms. Alieze Stallworth and I am one of the assistant principals at Deal as well as the International Baccalaureate Middle Years Program (IB MYP) coordinator. The role of the IB coordinator is to provide guidance and support on the implementation of the Middle Years Program. As assistant principal, I also work with the administrative leadership and the instructional development teams on all aspects of teaching and learning in the school.
This year has been, and will continue to be, an exciting and busy year for the IB MYP at Deal. This summer the administrative team attended the IB Americas Conference where we met IB representatives and school leaders from around the world. Deal teachers attended IB subject area workshops in preparation for the current school year as well as for 2014, when the MYP will implement several changes. This fall, Deal will undergo its first IB evaluation since authorization. The purpose of the evaluation visit is to provide the school with feedback on the implementation of the IB MYP. The entire school community will have a role in the evaluation process on November 7th and 8th. Parents, students, teachers, and school staff will be asked to participate in focus groups. The evaluation team will also visit classrooms.
This year, Deal will continue to build students' awareness of the ten IB Learner Profile attributes. Each month grade-level teams will identify the students on their team who embody one of the attributes. The attributes are: Inquirers, Knowledgeable, Thinkers, Communicators, Principled, Open-minded, Caring, Risk-takers, Balanced, and Reflective. Teachers will also work with students to develop the Approaches to Learning skills. The skills are organized into five categories: Communication; Self-Management; Social Skills; Research; and Thinking.
During the month of September, teachers will identify the student on their team who best fits the Learner Profile Risk-taker.
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Bus Information '13-'14
 If your child travels on the 4 bus routes that WMATA makes available for Deal students, here are some important phone numbers for you.
If the D31 or D32 bus is late, misses a pick-up, or never shows up, please call the Western District Superintendent, Ms. Jacqueline Smith, at 202-962-5684 as soon as possible. Her email is [email protected]. Students who are passed should try to get the bus identification number. If your child rides the D33 or D34, the Northern Division contact is Ms. Priscilla Alston. She can be reached directly at 202-309-0783. Her email is [email protected]. As always, please send an email about bus problems or concerns to j[email protected]Here is a link to the bus route schedule.
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PTA Sponsors
The following are the Deal PTA 2013-2014 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
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Elements Fitness and Wellness Center
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Discount Vacation Rentals for Deal Families
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Capitol Language Services
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ATTENTION PARENTS
IMPORTANT CHANGES MADE TO DCPS ATTENDANCE PROTOCOL
1) The Office of Youth Engagement now identifies students who accrue 10 unexcused absences as "chronically truant."
2) Students must be referred to court once they have reached 15 unexcused absences.
3) Students must be at school 80% of the entire school day in order to be considered "present".
REMINDER
The ONLY excusable reasons for a student's late arrival and/or absence from school are as follows:
- Illness or medical cause (a doctor's note is needed for 5 or more absences)
- Medical or dental appointment
- Death of the student's immediate family
- Summoned to attend in judicial proceeding
- Religious holiday
- Lawful exclusion or expulsion from school
- Failure of DC to provide transportation
- Emergency or circumstances approved by LEA
In order to be acknowledged as "excused", the student must provide a note to the attendance counselor (written or electronically) from the parent and/or guardian relaying at least one of the reasons listed above.
If you have any questions please contact the Welcome Center and ask to speak to the Attendance Counselor, Ms. Johnson.
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Student & parent information
All Deal classes will be active on Edline with homework and progress reports at the start of this week. Grades will be updated at the start of each week (before school opens on Monday). Early in the advisory, overall class averages will be left off of progress reports in order to avoid the distortion of grades due to placeholder assignments. Instead, students and parents are encouraged to focus on individual assignments. Are all assignments complete? Are assignments high quality? If you have class-specific questions please direct them to the course teacher. For general Edline questions and account support please contact [email protected]
New: Spanish Humanities inaugurates biggest Spanish library collection in Deal history!
All students in Sra. Cadavid's Spanish Humanities classes checked out Spanish language books from the Deal Library. The library now has over 350 books in Spanish, along with a growing French and Chinese collection. Thanks to the PTA for supporting the library collection!
New: Student librarians wanted
If you would like to volunteer as a Student Librarian (shelving books and helping students find books), see Ms. Redekopp this week. You can choose the day that best fits your schedule!
New: Deal Swim Team
Coaches Helsabeck and McCarron were excited to see so many students at our first informational meeting this past week! Thank you to the parents who have already emailed with support and ideas for the team. If your son or daughter is interested in swimming competitively (at any skill level) at Deal, or if you would like to be added to the Deal swim team email chain, email Coach Helsabeck at [email protected]. There will be another informational meeting for interested students in a few weeks.
New: Deal Faculty Art Exhibition
Want to see the many hidden talents of the faculty at Deal? Swing by the first floor display cases near the Counseling Suite to see amazing photography, sculptures, needlework, pottery, and more! Artwork will be on display through the month of September.
New: Girl Up gears up for a stellar year
Mark your calendars for Monday, September 16, when Deal's Girl Up Club begins again. We will meet every Monday afternoon from 3:30 - 4:30 pm in E305. Girl Up is a United Nations initiative to support the health issues, educational opportunities, and legal rights of girls in the developing world. Our club seeks to raise awareness of the special challenges girls face and to raise the funds needed to get girls into schools. We invite all Deal students to join us in this honorable, important mission.
New: The new Shakespeare Club is here!!
Please join Ms. Smith on the second Tuesday of every month to learn about Shakespeare, his plays, his life and the contribution he made to our language and world. You don't want to miss this club as we read about "The Bard," watch movies of his famous plays, and create some of our own works modelling his dynamic style. For more information, please see Ms. Smith in room E306. Our first meeting will be held, September 17th, from 3:30 - 4:30 pm. This first meeting is actually the 3rd Tuesday of the month due to Back to School Night. She is excited to explore the fascinating life of this important person. Won't you join her?
New: Conflict Resolution and Peer Mediation
Peer mediation is a process of conflict resolution in which trained student (or adult) mediators assist disputants to discuss and resolve a conflict. Mediation is available at Deal for student (and adult) disputes on a referral basis. If teachers or students are having a conflict or want to let someone know about a conflict situation, they can refer the situation to Ms. McFarland, the Peer Mediation coordinator. Mediation referral forms are available on the bookcase outside the counseling suite and can be left with a counselor or Ms. McFarland's box. Parents can refer a conflict situation by calling Ms. McFarland at (202) 939-2014. All previously trained mediators from any grade are invited to participate in the mediation program and to attend our weekly meetings on Friday mornings at 8:00 am in Ms. McFarland's office.
New: New Student Transition Workshop for 7th and 8th grade students
In a effort to support our new 7th and 8th grade students with their transition to Deal, we are pleased to offer an after school group during the 1st advisory. This group is specifically designed to give students extra support and knowledge in order to build their confidence navigating this new environment. Topics covered will include organization/planning, effective communication, and academic/personal goal setting. All new 7th and 8th grade students are invited to attend. We will meet on Wednesdays, beginning September 18th from 3:30 - 4:30 pm.
New: 2014 World Language Trip to France
To register an 8th grader (taking French) for the cultural and immersion trip to France, please go to www.eftours.com and enroll with the following tour number: 1344248K. You can also click on the following link in your browser: EF Tours France trip
Questions/Comments? Feel free to contact M.Mbayu at [email protected] or M. Ngwa at [email protected]
Period 8
Deal's inaugural Period 8 classes started last week. This pilot program combines a one-day-a-week session with online work. The planned class schedule is as follows:
- Monday - Journalism & Nature Around the World
- Tuesday - Philosophy & The Stock Market
- Wednesday - Storytelling in Video Games & Traveling Our Nation's Past
- Friday - Immigration
Enrolled families should have received more information via email. Not enrolled in this session? Stay tuned for future session enrollment information. If you have questions about Period 8 please email [email protected].
The Deal Library is OPEN for business!
Students can choose to come to the library:
- before school, at 8:00 am (by getting a pass in the cafeteria)
- during recess (by getting a pass in the cafeteria)
- after school until 4:30 pm (with a permission form on file)
After-school permission forms will be required beginning Monday, September 9th. Students can pick one up in the library or can download one from: https://sites.google.com/a/dc.gov/alice-deal-library-media-center/library-passes
The library keeps adding exciting new books for our students - have your child ask about our newest additions!
Target's 2013 Give with Target campaign
We need your help! Target's 2013 Give With Target Campaign is providing schools with an easy opportunity to raise money. All it requires is a Facebook account and a minute of your time. We have the potential to raise up to $10,000 for Alice Deal MS.
To participate: Visit the Give With Target Facebook page and vote for Deal Middle School once per week through September 21st. Once Deal receives 25 votes, Target will donate $1 per vote to the school, with a maximum donation of $10,000. Go to your Facebook Account, search for the Give With Target application, search for DEAL MIDDLE SCHOOL, and vote! Please vote once per week - each vote raises $$ for Deal!
2014 World Language Trip to Costa Rica
If you are the parent of an 8th grade Spanish student and are interested in traveling with Alice Deal to Costa Rica over Spring Break, visit eftours.com and type in tour #1365514 in the box provided. There, you can register and find information about the itinerary, destinations, and accommodations. If you know you are interested in having your student participate on this tour, please register as soon as possible to avoid an increase in price. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Ms. Henderson at [email protected].
Aftercare at Deal: Early Stages
Early Stages Learning Center aftercare program is a fee-based program and has an on-site manager. The program runs from 3:30 until 6:00 pm. Please check out this link for more information:
Hemlock Field Trip - 6th Grade Teams
All 6th grade students will participate in our 11th annual community-building outdoor educational enrichment activity at Hemlock Overlook Center in Clifton, Virginia this month. At Hemlock, students participate in physical activities designed to help them form relationships with their peers and teachers. Through these activities, students get to know each other better and gain trust in each other.
On the day of the activity, students should wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing that they won't mind getting dirty and footwear that is appropriate for a day in the woods. Students are also encouraged to bring a poncho or raincoat in case of rain. Flip flops, sandals, large earrings, long necklaces, and accessories will not be allowed. Students should pack a lunch with a couple of bottles of water.
On the day of their trip, students should arrive to school by 8:00 am so that our buses can leave on time. Students will return to Deal by 6:30 pm.
Students were given permission slips on the first day of school. If you have any questions, please contact your child's team.
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This Week at Deal... The schedule for Period 8 classes will not be included in This Week at Deal as the classes are already fully enrolled for this advisory. Are you interested in increasing your flexibility, strengthening your core, or trying something new? Join Ms. Law and Ms. LoFaro to practice yoga in E101 this Monday from 3:30 - 4:30 pm. Bring a mat or towel if you have one, and wear comfortable clothes. Beginners welcome! We promise a good workout!
Monday: Computer Programming
Are you interested in learning how to program computers, create webpages, or make apps and computer games? Join Ms. Wellersdick in room E206 on Monday at 3:30 pm to learn about Code Academy!
Monday: Literary Magazine Club
If you love to write short stories, poems, essays, and more, consider joining the Literary Magazine Club. Meet Ms. Clements this Monday at 3:30 pm outside of Room CG07 to find out more.
Monday: Board Games
Monopoly, Yahtzee, Trouble, Scrabble, Cranium, Hit or Miss, Connect Four, Scattergories, Othello, Checkers, Uno, Taboo, Chess, Twister, and more! If you would like to spend an afternoon enjoying a game that you've played a thousand times or challenging yourself to learn a new one, please come to W106 (Ms. D. Jackson's classroom) from 3:30 - 4:30 pm on Mondays.
Monday: The After School Outdoor Basketball Club
The After School Outdoor Basketball Club will meet on Monday at 3:30 pm behind the school on the court next to the "cottage". In the event of rain, we will meet with Mr. Namian in Room E204.
Monday: African Drumming Club
West African music is a rich and diverse aspect of the culture of Africa. Every Monday, Mr. Assael will host the African Drumming Club in CG21 from 3:30 to 4:30 pm. In the club, we will explore specific musical types and styles, with emphasis on basic vocal and instrumental performance techniques of authentic African music. Our first meeting on Monday will be very brief. Please come by CG21 to pick up a permission slip for the year.
Monday: Ultimate Frisbee Meeting
All students interested in playing on the Ultimate Frisbee Team should meet in Ms. Kouri's room (C205) Monday at 3:30pm for a brief information meeting. Athletic forms must be completed before players can practice outside. Forms are available on the school website.
Monday: Scrabble Club
Can you unscramble the letter s w o e e m a to make a seven letter word? If you can, then you are "awesome", and you should think about joining the Scrabble club. We will meet every Monday after school in Prof. Schloss' room (CG07). The first session will be this Monday, September 9. All levels of ability are welcome.
Monday: Team Rio Study Hall
Team Rio will hold after school study hall all year, every Monday starting this Monday from 3:30 - 4:30 pm. We look forward to seeing all of the Rio Rockstars. Keepin' it Rio!!!
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday: Volleyball Tryouts
Girls interested in playing on the Deal Volleyball Team should turn in their forms to Coach Downing or Ms. Spann. The tryouts will be Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday this week.
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday: Chinese Tutoring
Chinese tutoring will be held Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday mornings from 8:00 - 8:40 am in Mr. Zhi's room.
Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday: Attention Cross Country Runners!
Please ensure you turn in all forms to Ms. Parish (Rm N114) or Mr. Helsabeck (Rm N116) as soon as possible. These must be turned in before you can start practice!
Forms can be found at http://alicedeal.org/student-activities/student-activities-athletics/. Practice will be held Monday, Wednesday, Thursday from 3:30 - 4:30 pm. Look for an email this week with additional information regarding the meet schedule and other details.
Tuesday: Back-to-School Night
Deal's back-to-school night will be held this Tuesday at 6:30 pm. This is a popular event, so come a bit early to find parking. You will meet your child's teachers, hear from Principal Albright, and get a feel for the curriculum your children will work on this year.
Tuesday: Cheerleading Tryouts
The final day of cheerleading tryouts will be held this Tuesday from 3:30 to 5:00 pm.
Tuesday: GSA (Gay/Straight Alliance) Deal's gay/straight alliance is an active, open-minded, service-oriented, diverse group of students who all share a common goal: making Deal a safe and welcoming place for ALL students regardless of sexual orientation, perceived gender identity, ethnicity, religion, or socio-economic status. We will have our second meeting of the school year in W305 on Tuesday at 3:30pm. Tuesday: GeoPlunge! Calling all new and returning GeoPlungers! Our first meeting of the year will take place on Tuesday after school from 3:30-4:30 pm in Mr. Martini's room (C130). All grade levels are welcome to come and learn the new and improved advanced version of the GeoPlunge card game! Tuesday: Team Mumbai Tutoring Team Mumbai tutoring has shifted to Tuesdays in N113 (cottage). Please join us from 3:30 - 4:30 pm for extra support! Tuesday: Attention all Deal Vikings!!! Come to the debate team's introductory meeting on Tuesday, September 10th in Room W206! Come find out how to win arguments, express your opinion in an effective manner, or just learn how to give speeches that inspire the entire audience. We look forward to seeing you and having an awesome year mastering our speech and debate skills. See you Tuesday! - Sincerely Mrs. Brittingham (formerly Ms. Ruiz) & Mr. Stroud Tuesday: Jiu Jitsu Mr. Boccardi's after-school Jiu Jitsu Club will start this Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 pm. If you want to come learn the most effective, technical, and physically challenging martial art, meet Mr. Boccardi outside the gymnasium this Tuesday at 3:30 pm. Please bring active wear as we will be engaging in physical activity.
Wednesday: Fencing Club Begins
The Deal Fencing Club begins this week after school in room E106 on Wednesdays from 3:20 until 5:00 pm. Deal supplies all the equipment: weapons and protective uniforms. No experience is necessary. The club is open to all boys and girls in any grade. You must have a signed permission slip to attend which you may pick up from Ms. Smith in room E306, Mr. Hughes in room E206, or Mr. Martis in room E106. Wednesday: Spelling Bee Club Anyone interested in participating in the spelling bee, loves to spell, or wants to improve their Scrabble word bank, join Mr. Gueltig on Wednesdays from 3:30-4:30 pm in E104 to practice words and strategies. Wednesday: Team Santiago Study Hall (C130)
Thursday: French Department Peer Tutoring:
The three French teachers will be supervising peer tutoring and providing homework help every Thursday from 3:30 - 4:30 pm in Room N111. All students taking French are welcome.
Thursday: Model UN Conference
Calling all returning Model UN participants! Alice Deal will bring a delegation to the Garfield High School Model UN Conference in Woodbridge, VA on October 11th and 12. If you are interested in participating, please come to our first preparation meeting on Thursday after school in room W304 (Ms. Trenkle). Spots are limited to current 7th and 8th grade students.
Thursday: Art From the Heart - Deal Chapter
Students interested in creating artwork for social causes should meet for a brief information meeting Thursday in Ms. Kouri's room (C205) at 3:30 pm. This club is open to all students and is an extension of Murch's chapter of Art From the Heart.
Thursday: Team London Study Hall
We will meet on Thursdays from 3:30 - 4:30 pm in Mr. Gueltig's room (E104).
Friday: Cheerleading Practice
There will be cheerleading practice Friday for the entire team. See you there!
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Staff information ...
New: Monday: IB MYP Unit Planning
New-to-Deal Teachers will NOT have a professional development session on MYP Unit Planning, this Monday morning.
Tuesday: Team Leaders Meeting
The team leaders meeting will take place in the conference room from 3:30 to 4:30.
Tuesday: Washington Teachers Union (WTU) meeting
There will be a WTU meeting from 3:30 to 4:30 in C130. Please see Mr. Gueltig if you have any questions.
New: Wednesday: 8th grade teachers to meet in E300 to plan upcoming 8th grade parent workshops (8:10am)
Friday: Deal Professional Development
This Friday the offered professional development session will be about Annotating Text and Close Reading. All teachers must participate in at least one of the Annotating Text sessions; there will be two more sessions before the month is over. Sessions will meet in Room W100 at 8:10am.
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(all activities begin at 8:00 am unless otherwise stated)
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Chinese tutoring to 8:40
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Chinese tutoring to 8:40 am
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Chinese tutoring to 8:40 am
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Peer Mediators Meeting 8:00
RM C116
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(all activities begin at 3:30 pm unless otherwise stated)
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Yoga Ccub
to 4:30 pm
RM E101 |
Football practice to 6 pm
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Football scrimmage 6 pm
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Football practice to 6 pm
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Cheerleading practice to 5 pm
Gym
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Computer Programing
RM E206
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GSA club
RM N116
W305
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Team Babylon tutoring
RM W207
| TAGS DC
to 4:30
RM C130 |
| Literary Magazine club
RM CG07 |
History club
W304
| Fencing club
RM E106 | Cross Country practice to 4:30
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Board Games
to 4:30
RM W106
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Debate Team
RM W206
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Competitive Swim Team interest meeting RM N116
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French tutoring
to 4:30
RM N111
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Outdoor Basketball club
Outside Court
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Cheerleading Tryouts to 5 pm
Gym
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Cross Country practice to 4:30
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Ultimate Frisbee meeting
RM C205
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Jit Jitsu
Outside Gym
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Spelling Bee club to 4:30
RM E104
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RM C205 |
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Scrabble club
RM CG07
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Team Mumbai tutoring to 4:30
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Team Santiago study hall to 4:30
RM C130
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study hall
RM E104 |
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Volleyball tryouts
to 5 in the Gym
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Volleyball tryouts
to 5 in the Gym
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Volleyball tryouts
to 5 in the Gym
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Team Rio study hall to 4:30 pm
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Cross Country practice to 4:30
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Community Information
(Items in this section are not sponsored by Deal)
Join Wilson Crew!
Did you know that 8th grade students can join the Wilson High School Crew team? Come learn about Wilson Crew and the Learn to Row Program at an information meeting on Tuesday, September 10th from 7:00-8:15 pm at Wilson HS, Room 416.
Learn to Row is a two week program running Monday through Thursday, from 4:30- 6:30 pm at the Thompson Boathouse on the Georgetown Waterfront. Beginning rowers will learn rowing safety, boat handling and the basics of the rowing stroke, and will be introduced to the rigor and teamwork that characterizes Wilson Crew. After the preliminary two weeks, 8th and 9th grade students have the option of participating in the Novice Fall program which begins October 7th. For more information, please go to Wilsoncrew.org, or contact Anne Morin ([email protected]) or Jane Meroney ([email protected]).
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