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| College Visits (C&CC) New | | Monday | Sept. 7 | Labor Day Holiday, no school | | Tuesday | Sept. 8 | Paly Robotics Parent Info Nite, 7-9pm, MAC (Paly) New | | Tuesday | Sept. 8 | Friends of Paly Choirs Meeting, 7:30pm, Library (Paly) | | Wednesday | Sept. 9 | Senior Parent Meeting, 7pm, Haymarket Theater (Paly ) New | | Thursday | Sept. 10 | Paly Fiery Booster Arts Meeting, 6-7pm, Art room 105 (Paly) | | Friday | Sept. 11 |
Senior Parent Network Mtg, 8:30am, Park residence ( PTSA) | Friday
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Juniors Parent Network Mtg, 8:30am, Kathy Jordan's home ( PTSA) | | Monday | Sept. 14 | Paly Robotics Parents and Boosters Meeting, Room 903 (Paly) New | | Wednesday | Sept. 16 | Paly Sports Boosters Meeting, Room 903 (Paly) New | Tuesday
| Sept 29 | Yearbook Senior Portrait Free Sessions (Paly) | | Thurs-Fri | Sept 25-26 | 3rd Annual Fiery Arts Fall Glass Sale, in front of Tower Bldg (Paly) |
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PTSA and PTA Announcements
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Paly PTSA Needs You! Check out these open positions
PTSA still has some open slots, and most important open position is that of Auditor, so we can continue to provide services to Palo Alto HS students, teachers, parents, and community. Grab a friend and co-lead an event or job!
Open Positions:
Auditor--audit the finances of PTSA twice a year PTA Council Rep 2 (to join Susan Usman, PTA Council Rep 1) Traffic Safety Co-Chair (share with Judd Volino) Monthly Latte Cart (Latter Cart already reserved for set dates, list of volunteers available)
Staff Holiday Luncheon Coordinator --December (2 positions open) Food for Thought-Evening Coordinator (food for students during finals study week) Field Day Co-Chair (share with Faezeh Ghaffari) Questions on the position, time commitment? Ask Linda van Gelder, PTSA President ( lindavang@sbcglobal.net, (650) 813-0135 or Chris Chang ( cycampen@gmail.com, (650) 326-6916)
Class of 2017 (Juniors) Parent Network
Friday, Sept. 11, 8:30-10 am, home of Kathy Jordan, 114 Walter Hays Dr.
Our guidance counselor, Selene Singares will go over a typical testing schedule during junior year that a junior year student might undertake.
Class of 2016 (Seniors) Parent Network Meeting
Fri., Sept. 11, 8:30 - 10:00am, Park residence 420 Guinda St. Palo Alto
Welcome parents/guardains of the Class of 2016! At our first meeting of the year, we will be talking about "Kicking off Senior Year". Please join us.
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Paly Items
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Vote for Site Council Representative! New
If you have not already done so, go to this link -- http://goo.gl/forms/gLZhUd6iHM -- and select 2 of the 4 candidates. (If you had trouble opening the link on Friday, my humble apologies. It's fixed now.) Voting will close on Tuesday, September 8.
Paly Sports Booster Passes good for all Paly home games!
Friends of Paly Choirs Meeting Tues, Sept. 8, 7:30-8:30pm, Library The Friends of Paly Choirs provides financial and volunteer support to Paly's many choirs and is open to parents of all choir members. Join us to hear about the amazing year the choir directors have planned and learn how you can get involved. We look forward to seeing you there! Questions? Please contact Carlene Kemmerer.
Paly Robotics Parent Info Night New Tues, Sept. 8, 7-9pm, MAC Please join us for our Paly Robotics Parent Info Night at 7-9pm in the Media Arts Center. Members will give a presentation outlining the different subgroups of the robotics team and hand out informational packets that explain our schedule, competitions, travel costs, and more. There will be a Q&A and tour of the lab toward the end. This informational session is geared toward parents of students who are applying for the team this season. We will also be collecting signed waivers we sent home with students this past Thursday, 9/3, at the Student Info Session. Please contact the Team Captain, Claire Kokontis, at ckokontis@palyrobotics.com with any questions.
Senior Parent Night New Wed, Sept. 9, 7pm in the Theater Come join us for an informational evening about senior year. Topics will include: - Post High School Options
- College Application Process
- How an applicant is evaluated
- Teacher Advisor Letter vs Teacher Letter
- Early Decision vs Early Action
- Selecting Colleges
Paly Fiery Arts Booster Meeting
Thur, Sept. 10, 6-7 pm, Art room 105, near Haymarket Theatre
Join us to learn about the amazing Paly Fiery Arts Glass studio and Sculpture program. Help support the upcoming Fall Sale Sept. 25-26. This is the first Booster and board meeting of the school year. Everyone is welcome. Contact Nancy Kawakita, Booster Chair at PalyFieryArts@gmail.com for more information or Steve Ferrera, Art Instructor sferrera@pausd.org.
Paly Robotics Parents and Boosters Meeting New
Mon, Sept. 14, 7:30pm, Paly Robotics Lab (Room 903)
Parents and potential robotics boosters: joining Paly's Team 8 is a great opportunity for your student. Come to the Boosters Board of Directors meeting to find out about and support the team. In the upcoming year student-led teams will collaborate to design, build, and program a competitive robot; other groups will plan and carry out fundraising and publicity drives and create artwork and websites supporting the team. If you have questions email palyroboticsboosters@gmail.com Paly Sports Boosters Meeting New Wed, Sept. 16, 7pm, Weinstein home, 3180 Ross Road Join us for the monthly Paly Sports Boosters meeting at the home of co-president, Christy Weinstein. We'll get an update from Athletic Director Kathi Bowers and hear about fundraising plans including the upcoming Golf Tournament.
Yearbook Senior Portrait Free Sessions
Tues, Sept. 22 & 29, during Tutorial, TWO SESSIONS ONLY
Seniors must use Paly approved photographer for Yearbook pictures. Flyers in the Main Office listing options. ALL Yearbook photos are DUE October 15, 2015. Questions contact bwilson@pausd.org
Fiery Arts Glass Workshops at Palo Alto High School
Sat & Sun, Sept. 12-13, Oct. 10-11, Nov. 14-15, or Dec. 12-13, 9-3 pm at Paly's Glass Studio
Yes, we have a glass studio at Paly. These workshops are open to the public, students and parents. Here's your chance to learn to blow glass at Paly. Workshops do fill up, so, do not hesitate, sign up for a date. The 2 day weekend workshop will focus on beginning glass blowing techniques. It's an incredible, fun, hands-on experience. Repeating students progress from their last session. Advanced Sign up required. Class limit is 4. Teens and adults. $375 per person. Proceeds benefit the Palo Alto High School Fiery Arts. Workshop flyer3rd Annual Fiery Arts Fall Glass Sale at Palo Alto High School
Fri, Sept. 25, 3-6pm and Sat, Sept. 26, 11am-4pm, in front of the Tower Bldg.
Come see exquisite new glass designs hand-blown by instructors, alumni and students. Over 1000 unique glass pieces - pumpkins, pears, seashells, elephants, acorns, vases and more on sale to benefit Paly's Fiery Arts program. Come learn about the craft with live glass blowing demonstrations. Fall Sale flyer. For more information contact PalyFieryArts@gmail.com, facebook.com/PalyFieryArts or http://tinyurl.com/PaloAltoHighGlass Support Paly Athletics! Friday, October 2nd (golf tournament) Tee off with the Paly Sports Boosters! Mark your calendars to join us for "The Earl Hansen" Golf Tournament Fundraiser, on Friday, October 2nd. Several contests will provide ample opportunity for glory and prizes. $200/per player, $1000 for a foursome (with sponsorship) and/or $250 for hole sponsorship. The Paly Sports Boosters is charged with raising the necessary funds to ensure Paly's competitiveness on the field, on the court and in the pool. Come have fun and help us raise some money! Register Now! https://palysportsboostersgolftourneyfundraiser2015.eventbrite.com
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College & Career Center
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Keep up-to-date with Paly College and Career Center news and events by "liking" us on Facebook. The C&CC holds an open-house after each parent night in the Fall. There is also a wealth of information in Naviance and on the C&CC page.
Nursing Career Night for High School Students Updated
Wed, Sept. 23, 6-8pm, Lucile Packard Children's Hospital, Main Auditorium
Stanford Health Care is sponsoring a Nursing Career Night for high school students. Come explore the different nursing career opportunities:
- Emergency/trauma nursing
- Nursing informatics
- Clinical nurses
- Clinical nurse specialists
- Nurse practitioners
College Rep VisitsStudents must have their teacher's permission one day in advance if missing class. Pick up a form in the C&CC, or download it. Bring the signed form the day of the visit to ensure the absence from class is cleared and marked as an activity rather than a truancy. College visits scheduled for the next two weeks are listed below. For a full list of all visits through Spring, login to Naviance using your user ID and password or login as a Guest with no password. Click on the "Colleges" tab then click "view all upcoming college visits" within the "my colleges" section. Due to increased student attendance and limited space in the College Center, we are no longer able to permit parents to attend college representative visits, please click to read more information about this policy.
Week 9/7
Carnegie Mellon University 9/9/15 10:45 AM
Clark University 9/10/15 8:15 AM
College of Charleston 9/10/15 10:00 AM
Washington University in St. Louis 9/11/15 8:15 AM
United States Naval Academy 9/11/15 10:00 AM New
Miami University, Oxford 9/11/15 1:00 PM New
Wesleyan University 9/11/15 2:00 PM New
Week 9/14 New
Rider University 9/14/15 9:15 AM
DePauw University 9/14/15 10:15 AM
Western New England University 9/14/15 12:45 PM
Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising 9/15/15 9:00 AM
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 9/15/15 10:00 AM
University of Notre Dame 9/15/15 10:45 AM
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 9/15/15 12:15 PM
San Jose State University 9/15/15 1:00 PM
Boston College 9/15/15 2:00 PM
Northeastern University 9/16/15 10:00 AM
DePaul University 9/16/15 12:15 PM
Lafayette College 9/16/15 1:00 PM
Johns Hopkins University 9/16/15 2:00 PM
New York University 9/16/15 2:45 PM
Trinity University 9/17/15 8:15 AM
Willamette University 9/17/15 9:00 AM
Elon University 9/17/15 10:00 AM
Scripps College 9/17/15 10:45 AM
University of Chicago 9/17/15 12:15 PM
Davidson College 9/17/15 1:00 PM
Drexel University 9/18/15 9:00 AM
Emory University 9/18/15 10:00 AM
University of Oregon 9/18/15 10:45 AM
Ohio Wesleyan University 9/18/15 12:15 PM
Gettysburg College 9/18/15 1:00 PM
Salve Regina University 9/18/15 2:45 PM
Carnegie Mellon University 9/8/15 & 9/9/15 7:30 PM San Jose Washington University in St. Louis 9/13/15 2:00 PM San Mateo
University of Richmond 9/14/15 7:30 PM San Mateo
Colby College 9/14/15 7:30 PM San Mateo
Tufts University 9/14/15 7:30 PM San Mateo
Wellesley College 9/14/15 7:30 PM San Mateo
Scholarships and contests/competitions expiring through September 19, 2014 New Paly deadlines may be 2-4 weeks prior to public scholarship deadlines to allow for Paly TA and Guidance lead times. To learn about scholarships listed below and others login to Naviance using your user ID and password or login as a Guest with no password. Click the "Colleges" tab, scroll to the "scholarships and money" section, then click on the "scholarship list" link. Click here for more information about scholarship resources.
Questbridge National College Match: PALY deadline ASAP, official deadline 9/28 University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill - the Thomas Wolfe Scholarship Program: Deadline 9/15 North Carolina State University - the Park Scholarships: Deadline 9/15 University of North Carolina - the Morehead-Cain Scholarship: Deadline 10/1 |
Community Service
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The Ohlone Harvest Festival Needs Volunteers!
Sat, Sept. 19, noon-4pm, Ohlone Elementary School, 950 Amarillo Ave.
Paly students - earn community service hours by volunteering at The Ohlone Elementary School Harvest Festival! It's a fun day of games, food & music, and a fundraiser for the Ohlone Farm, our outdoor classroom. We need support from noon to 4pm on Saturday, September 19.
FUN Volunteer Opportunity - Duveneck Elementary Harvest Carnival New Sat, Sept. 26, 12-3 pm, Duveneck Elementary School, 705 Alester Ave. Duveneck Elementary School is looking for fun, enthusiastic student volunteers to help at its annual Harvest Carnival. We need help with set-up (starting at 9:00 am), staffing game booths (12:00-3:00 pm) and clean-up (3:00-5:00 pm). Students will be given Community Service credit for their volunteer hours. Please sign up at: http://bit.ly/1Ub1Slz Questions? joycleveringa@gmail.com
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Community
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Interested in High School Sailing? New
Mon, Sept. 7 (Labor Day), 5:30-8:30pm, Sequoia Yacht Club
Come to Peninsula Youth Sailing Foundation's Open House. The program director, Molly O'Brien Vandermoer will be there with a short presentation and to answer any questions. If you can't make it, feel free to contact Greta Purcell at jaws59@sbcglobal.net or (650) 327-6701 with any questions. We would love to have more sailors sailing for Paly! All levels of experience are welcome, including beginners. Dinner available at Open House.
Auditions - The BFG (Big Friendly Giant) at the Palo Alto Children's Theatre New Tues -Wed, Sept. 8-9, 4 - 6Ppm, Palo Alto Children's Theatre, 1305 Middlefield Road Announcing auditions for the first production in the Palo Alto Children's Theatre 2015 - 2016 Main Stage Season: Roald Dahl's The BFG (Big Friendly Giant). Auditions are open to youth ages 8 - High School. For more information about what to prepare, rehearsal and performance dates, please visit: www.cityofpaloalto.org/childrenstheatre and click the AUDITIONS link.
Buddies4Math: Help 2nd-5th Graders with Math, Earn Community Svc Hours
Most Fridays from 4:05-5:55pm, 1st semester tutoring Sep 11-Dec 4 at Castro Elementary, 505 Escuela Ave., Mountain View
Buddies4Math is a great opportunity to help elementary school students who struggle with math while earning community service hours and working with friends. The program has had incredible quantifiable (STAR test) results, due in part to the work of Paly student volunteers. Volunteering for all sessions throughout the year is roughly equivalent to half the requirements for the President's Volunteer Service Award. Buddies4Math seeks Paly students interesting in tutoring and also those willing to take on leadership positions in the program under the mentorship of current student leaders. Contact buddies4math@gmail.com or visit buddies4math.org for additional information.
Westly Foundation Prize for Young Innovators Solving Community Problems
Applications due 9/15
The Westly Foundation is offering $20,000 prizes to innovators under age 29 with novel solutions to community problems. Applications are due on September 15 for the Westly Prize for Young Innovators of California. The Prize rewards committed and creative doers making the world a better place. Innovations must be prototyped, and can be non-profit or for-profit with a strong social purpose. High school students are eligible to win! Learn more and apply at www.westly.org/westly-prize.
Volunteering Opportunity at Foundation for a College Education's STEAM Middle School Program Tuesdays and/or Thursdays 3:30-6pm, September 2015 - June 2016Foundation for a College Education: 2160 Euclid Ave, East Palo Alto STEAM is looking for Volunteer Tutors to work with middle school students from East Palo Alto on homework assignments and enrichment projects. We hope that volunteers will serve as role models and encourage students to attend college. This a great opportunity to build your network, serve your community, and positively affect the learning experiences of our middle school students. Please contact clangston@collegefoundation.org for more information or to sign up!
Matemagos Math Tutoring in Spanish: Help Kinder-1st Graders with Math, Gain Valuable Experience Volunteering Thurs, Sep. 10-Nov.12, 3:30-4:30pm, Escondido Elementary, Palo Alto Tutor Orientation Sept. 3 Matemagos provides a great opportunity to work with Kinder and First Grade Spanish Immersion students in math through fun and engaging games. Tutors gain valuable experience through service while using their Spanish language skills and giving back to the community. Contact matemagos.tutor@gmail.com for details.
Palo Alto Philharmonic Baroque Music Concert New
Sat, Sept. 12, 8 pm, First Baptist Church, 305 North California
Come join the Palo Alto Philharmonic for a night filled with baroque ensembles, with select soloists and small ensembles performing an array of music from the 17th and 18th centuries. General admission tickets are: General Admission $22, Seniors $18, and Student tickets $10. Tickets are available in advance from www.paphil.org or at the door one half-hour before the performance.
Drive Electric! Palo Alto Electric Vehicle Celebration New
Sun, Sept. 13, 1-4 pm, 314 Stanford Ave
Want to learn about electric vehicles (EVs) and how they can save you money, increase your driving fun, and add more free time to your life? Come test drive one or more models, Sunday, 13 September, and meet a number of long-time EV owners. Get your questions answered on range, charging, batteries and experience the instant torque of an EV. See: tiny.cc/PaloAltoLovesEVsSimultaneously, tour ProjectGreenHome.org; one of the nation's first Net Zero Energy, LEED Platinum Passive Homes. Sponsored by the Sierra Club, Plug In America, the Electric Auto Association, Acterra and the Escondido Green Team
Mid Pen Media Center New
Sun, Sept. 13, 2-5pm, 900 San Antonio Road
This celebration is free and everyone is welcome! There will be activities for all age groups that explore our programs and that will teach you different aspects of storytelling. Keynote speaker at 4:00 PM, John C. Hollar, CEO of the Computer History Museum. For more information: http://midpenmedia.org/Sanskrit Classes New Sun, Sept. 13, 4pm Samskrita Bharati Palo Alto is organizing Sanskrit Classes for children and adults. Anyone age 5 and above (for adults there is a separate class at the same time). Click for more information. Palo Alto Art Center New Exhibition Front Yard/BackStreet New Fri, Sept. 18, 7-10 pm Front Yard/Backstreet showcases the role of community in our lives, through the work of 15 contemporary artists. Notably, the map project by artist Kate Pocrass, This is Happiness: Palo Alto, will be available for visitors in the exhibition, and work by artist-in-residence Joel Daniel Phillips focused on the Buena Vista Mobile Home Community will also be on view. Click for more information.
Community Service Opportunity: Coastal Clean Up Day Sat, Sept. 19, 9 am-noon, Baylands (Matadero or Adobe Creek) The City of Palo Alto is hosting two Coastal Clean Up sites to clean up litter in the Baylands. Please go to www.cleanacreek.org to sign up and be sure to bring your waivers.Three hours of community service will be available.
Mindful Moms Group for PAUSD Moms of Teens and Preteens - Sponsored by Gunn PTSA New
Wed, Sept.23-Nov 18 (no class Nov 11), 7-9pm, Gunn Library
All moms share a vital need for connection, yet moms of teens are often so focused on them that they neglect their own health and wellbeing. To support our teens we must invest in our own self-care. Our 8-week group will empower you with evidence-based mindfulness tools to reduce stress and improve your mood so you can bring balance and stability to your home life. Andrea Castillo, PhD, has been teaching Mindfulness since 2007 and is a proud mom of a Gunn graduate. The cost is $299. Some scholarships are available. To register please visit www.MindBodySpiritMoms.com. Preregistration is required. Mind Body Spirit Moms is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the health and wellbeing of moms in the bay area. For questions please contact Jackie at jaclyn.k.long@gmail.com.
THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION - By Company Theater Unspeakable New
Fri, Sept. 25, 7pm & Sun, Sept 26 12pm & 2pm, Palo Alto Children's Theatre
THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION takes the audience on a fast-paced journey through history in just 50 minutes! Using only the actors' bodies, voices and (pantomimed) cannons, this production combines an engaging learning experience with imaginative physical theatre! Suggested ages: 6 and up. For more information or to purchase tickets online, go to: theamericanrevolution.brownpapertickets.com. Bringing a youth group? Use code FIELDTRIP to get $10 tickets! (Note: discount code valid when purchasing 8 or more tickets.)
Fall Classes at the Palo Alto Children's Theatre - Register Now! New
Register today for Theatre, Music and Dance classes at the Palo Alto Children's Theatre! Highlights of the Fall Catalogue include Creative Dramatics, Intro to Acting, Shaking Shakespeare, Acting for Film, Prince and Princess Ballet, plus private acting and vocal classes - and much more! To start the registration process, please visit: www.cityofpaloalto.org/childrenstheatre and click the CLASSES link.
Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University Celebrates Artists at Work New
Artists at Work on view September 9, 2015-January 18, 2016
The Cantor Arts Center presents a major new exhibition, Artists at Work, which examines how artists become inspired, how artists make objects and how place impacts artists' work. Includes works by Édouard Manet, J. M. W. Turner, Thomas Hart Benton, Sol LeWitt, Richard Serra, Ansel Adams, Edward Weston and other renowned American and European artists. Also included are loaned works by contemporary artists Trevor Paglen, Garth Weiser, Hope Gangloff and Rachel Owens, among others. The Cantor Arts Center is open six days a week, Wed-Mon, 11 AM -5 PM, Thurs until 8 PM. Admission is free. The Cantor is located on the Stanford campus. Information: 650-723-4177, museum.stanford.edu.
Are you having your child (6m-13yo) vaccinated against the flu this fall? New
Stanford University would appreciate your help in furthering seasonal flu research by volunteering your child for a study. Your participation will help scientists better understand the immune system by studying the responses to the flu vaccine. Your child will receive the same current FDA-licensed seasonal flu vaccine otherwise given by their pediatricians at no cost + $30 for every visit completed. A small blood sample or nasal swab may be collected.
Calling all teens! Rock your entrepreneurial spirit and join DesignFarm!
Wed or Thurs , Sept. 23 - Dec. 17, after school, Mitchell Park Community Center
Ever wonder how people come up with great ideas? We'll show you how using the design thinking process! Do you have an idea but are feeling overwhelmed about how to move it forward? Connect with mentors to move your idea forward. In our program, we don't want to talk about design thinking, we do it! Harness you natural creativity to define why and when, and our mentors will show you how and when to make it real. Whether it's a widget, a social problem, or something for your own personal development.
Stanford Sleep Study Ongoing We are currently conducting a study to help teens (14-18) go to bed earlier and wake up earlier. The treatment involves use of a light device that is placed by the child's bedside and flashes periodically throughout the night. Teens also meet for four sessions with a licensed psychologist at Stanford University to learn about sleep and strategies to improve sleep. The paid study requires completing a sleep diary daily for five weeks. Please contact the Zeitzer Laboratory at teensleep@stanford.eduor (650) 725-7767.
Summing Up Europe - London & Paris during Spring Break, 2016 Updated Wed, Sept. 9, 6:30pm, Room 852 - Mandatory informational and enrollment meeting for students and parents This is a unique, mathematically-themed, international travel opportunity for students. We will spend three days in London, including daytrips to Bletchley Park and Hampton Court Palace. Then, after taking the Eurostar across the channel, we sill spend three days in Paris, including an excursion to Chartres and the Loire Valley. I want students to see and appreciate mathematics beyond textbooks. Math is everywhere; it is a human endeavor shared by all cultures. Your child will step outside the classroom and engage with the mathematical world firsthand, appreciating its history, experiencing its beauty and seeing its connection to a variety of fields of study. In addition, this incredible opportunity will help your child navigate new situations with a broader global perspective, build self-confidence and give them a life changing experience. T o ensure that I can accommodate everyone in the meeting space. please send me an email at: summingupeurope@gmail.com by Tues, Sept 8. |
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