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Sunday, September 20, 2015
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THIS WEEK
- TUE, Sep 22: College early action letter of recommendation packet deadline
- TUE, Sep 22: Math contest, lunch
- THU, Sep 24: Parent Education "Raising Teens with Mindfulness" 7-8:30 pm, Sequoia HS, Carrington Hall
- THU, Sep 24: SAT/PSAT info presentation, Woodside HS, Performing Arts Center, 7 pm
NEXT WEEK
- MON, Sep 28 & TUE, Sep 29: Anti-bullying assembly
- TUE, Sep 29: Last day to drop a class without penalty
- WED, Sep 30: Global Leadership mandatory meeting, 6-7:30 pm, Library
- THU, Oct 1: SAT/PSAT info presentation in SPANISH ONLY, M-A PAC, 7 pm
- THU, Oct 1: Parent Education "Helping Young Athletes" 7-8:30 pm, Woodside HS MUR
- FRI, Oct 2: Fall Club Rush
- SAT, Oct 3: SAT test day
UPCOMING
- TUE, Oct 5 & WED, Oct 6: CAHSEE testing for seniors
- THU, Oct 8: SAT/PSAT info presentation, Sequoia HS, Carrington Hall, 7 pm
- THU, Oct 8: Parent Education "Safety First: Teens & Drugs" 7-8:30 pm, M-A PAC
- MON, Oct 12: Professional Development Day - NO SCHOOL
- WED, Oct 14: PSAT exam for all 10th and 11th graders
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 From the Administration |
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Learn about the New PSAT/SAT One important step in the application process to a 4-year college or university is taking The College Board's Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT). In preparation for the SAT, SUHSD is providing all 10th and 11th graders the opportunity to take the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test (PSAT) on Wednesday, October 14 during the school day (Details will be forthcoming.) For 2016 the SAT has been re-designed and the 2015 PSAT will reflect these changes. To learn more about this, please come to one of the following presentations and hear from Tacey Rodgers, College Board's Assistant Director of K-12 Partnerships. Thursday, September 24Woodside High School, Performing Arts Center, 7pm Thursday, October 1 (Presentation in SPANISH ONLY)Menlo-Atherton High School, Performing Arts Center, 7pm Thursday, October 8Sequoia High School, Carrington Hall, 7pm ________ Aprenda sobre el Nuevo PSAT/SAT Un paso importante en el proceso de solicitud a una universidad de 4 años es tomar el examen Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) del College Board. En preparación para el SAT, el distrito escolar de Sequoia está proporcionando a todos los estudiantes en los grados 10 y 11 la oportunidad de tomar el examen preliminar Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test (PSAT) el miércoles 14 de octubre, durante el día escolar (los detalles serán comunicados por parte de la administración de su escuela.) Para el año 2016 el SAT ha sido rediseñado y el PSAT 2015 reflejará estos cambios. Para más informacion por favor venga a una de las siguientes presentaciones de Tacey Rodgers, Subdirectora de Asociaciones K-12 del College Board. jueves, 24 de septiembreWoodside High School secundaria, Performing Arts Center, 7pm jueves, 1 de octubre (Presentación en ESPAÑOL SOLAMENTE)Menlo-Atherton High School, Performing Arts Center, 7pm jueves, 8 de octubreSequoia High School, Carrington Hall, 7pm |
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Get Homework Help
Need assistance with homework?
After school tutoring for 9th and 10th grade students will take place in the F wing from 3:15 to 4:30 pm, Monday through Thursday with Math in F-8, Science in F-11, Social Studies in F-17 and English in F-18, as well as the Writing Center in F-9 (11th and 12th grade students welcome).
Need a place to do homework?
Our Homework Center will be open in the Library from 3:15 to 4:30 pm Monday through Thursday (any grade welcome).
Need to recover credits? We will also have a credit recovery lab for students to make up courses online (using Cyber High) in L-1 from 4:00 to 8:00 pm on Monday and Wednesday afternoons. Students should see their counselors if they are interested in enrolling.
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Ayuda con las Tareas Escolares
Necesitas asistencia con las tareas escolares?
La tutoría de después de la escuela para los grados noveno y décimo tendrá lugar en el ala F de la 3:15 a las 4:30 pm de lunes a jueves. Se ofrecerá ayuda con Matemáticas en el F-8, Ciencias en el F-11, Estudios Sociales en el F-17 e Inglés en el F-18. Así mismo, el Centro de Escritura estará disponible en el F-9 (los grados once y doce son bienvenidos aquí).
Necesitas un lugar para hacer tus tareas escolares?
Nuestro Centro para Tareas Escolares estará abierto en la biblioteca de las 3:15 a las 4:30 pm de lunes a jueves (todos los grados son bienvenidos).
Necesitas recuperar créditos?
También tendremos un Laboratorio de Recuperación de grados para que los estudiantes puedan reponer cursos en la red de internet (usando Cyber High) en el L-1 los lunes y miércoles de las 4:00 a las 8:00 pm. Los estudiantes deben ver a su cosejero si están interesados en inscribirse.
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Plan for Coleman Ave Closure
on September 29th
The San Mateo County Public Works Department is currently planning to close Coleman Avenue on September 29, 2015, from 9am to 5pm. The closure will affect Coleman from Ringwood to the County line (at the apartments) where the signs are located, including intersections at its cross streets.
Please plan an alternate route to and from school if you use Coleman Avenue.
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From the Guidance Office |
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Important Dates & Upcoming Events
Guidance Counselors have finished meeting with seniors to discuss post-secondary options and the need to finish senior year strong. All seniors should be able to log onto Naviance and use it for college and career planning. Seniors who need counselors to send a school report and letter of recommendation for university admissions on December 15, 2015 or earlier need to submit a completed packet in person to their counselor no later than September 22, 2015. The Guidance department is hosting a 9th grade informational night for parents/guardians of freshmen on Tuesday, September 29, at 7:00 p.m. in the library. Childcare will be provided in B20. The M-A Counselors will be hosting a European University Admissions Workshop for seniors and their families to give an overview of university options of Western Europe on Wednesday, October 7, 2015 in the PAC Cafeteria from 8:30-9:15 am. Students should RSVP via Naviance under the College Visits link to attend the event. ________ Fechas Importantes y Eventos Los consejeros han terminado de juntarse con los estudiantes del grado 12 y han hablado acerca de las opciones después de Menlo-Atherton High School y la necesidad de terminar el doceavo grado en una forma positiva. Todos los estudiantes del grado 12 deben de poder usar el programa "Naviance" y utilizar este programa para planificar para su carrera y colegio o universidad. Los estudiantes que necesitan un reporte de escuela y carta de recomendación para ingresar a las universidades y el reporte y carta tienen que ser enviados el 15 de diciembre o antes necesitan someter su paquete completo en persona a su consejero/a a más tardar el 22 de septiembre del 2015.El departamento de consejería va a proveer una presentación de información específicamente orientada a los padres y guardianes del noveno grado el jueves, 29 de septiembre a las 7:00 de la tarde en la cafetería del edificio PAC. Habrá cuidado de niños en el salon B20. La consejera Megan Corazza va a proveer un taller acerca de admisión para universidades europeas para estudiantes del doceavo grado y sus familias para informarles acerca de las opciones de universidades en europa occidental el miércoles, 7 de octubre, 2015 en la cafetería del edificio PAC de 8:30-9:15 a.m. Los estudiantes deben indicar su interés y registrarse por medio del program "Naviance" en la sección de visitas de universidades si quieren asistir a este evento. |
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Thank you!
Thank you to the Friends of the Menlo Park Public Library for donating hundreds of books for use during SSR (Silent Sustained Reading).
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From the PTA |
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JOIN THE PTA NOW!
The M-A PTA membership drive ends September 30th, so there is a little more than a week left for you to make your contribution. The PTA funds many quality programs, like the Parent Education Series and Challenge Day, and purchases equipment and supplies that enhance your child's M-A experience. Funding comes from your membership dues and donations as well as the annual Senior Fashion Show which is scheduled for Saturday, March 19, 2016 (mark your calendars!). If you haven't yet done so, please join the PTA! You can do it online by going to www.mabearspta.org or by printing out the membership form and mailing it to the M-A office with your check made out to 'M-A PTA'. Thank you!
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Make a Difference in the Lives of Our Students:
Volunteer for Challenge Day 2015!
With a huge number of incoming students this year, we need your help more than ever!
Join us Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday, October 26, 27, and 28 for this important one-day workshop that promotes compassion, communication and community building among the Class of 2019. It's a great way for parents of all students to get involved at M-A. This one-day commitment helps our teens break down barriers and create new levels of empathy and respect. Come participate in one of the most meaningful volunteer opportunities of the year.
We especially need small group facilitators, from 8:15 am to 3:30 pm. We will need almost 200 adult volunteers, who are critical to the success of this program. Please consider signing up!
To volunteer, pick the day you prefer and e-mail the Julie Quinlan at challengeday@mabearspta.org. Please put "Challenge Day Volunteer" in the subject line. Thank you!
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Computer Essay Contest Winners
Congratulations to the Grand Prize winners of the PTA computer essay contest who will receive brand-new laptop computers. Danielle van Dyke Denise Avalos Nicole Garcia Grace Chitouras ________
Ganadores del Concurso Ensayo en Computador Felicitaciones a los ganadores del Premio Mayor del concurso Ensayo en Computador organizado por la PTA. Estos estudiantes recibirán computadores portátiles completamente nuevos: Danielle van Dyke Denise Avalos Nicole Garcia Grace Chitouras |
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Free Computer Repair &
Low-Cost Internet Access
The M-A PTA provides free computer repair for all students who need it. If your computer is broken and you need help getting it fixed, please go to the M-A library or call the library to ask for help. We can also help you get connected to the internet for only $10 per month. -Sue Kayton, coordinator, PTA computer donation program, kayton@alum.mit.edu________ Reparación de Computadores Gratis y
Acceso a Internet a Bajo Costo La PTA de M-A provee reparación de computadores gratis para todos los estudiantes que lo necesiten. Si tu computador no funciona y necesita ser reparado, por favor acerércate o llama a la biblioteca para pedir ayuda. También podemos ayudarte a conectarte con la red de internet por sólo $10 dólares mensuales. |
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WHAT HAPPENS AT THE PARTY STAYS AT THE PARTY!
Start the school year with some fun and meet other great M-A parents! There are still a few spots left for these fun events.
Class of 2018 Parents Party
Maroon and Gold Forever! Join your fellow parents of sophomores for some back-to-school fun! Catch up with old friends or meet some new ones while enjoying dinner, drinks and music. Show your M-A pride by rocking your favorite Bear wear. Let the parent party tradition continue as we head into year two. Go Bears!!!
Friday, September 25, 6:30-11pm, Tickets $60
Totally 80's Ladies Bunco Party
Join us for a fun night out with 80s inspired food, desserts, drinks and friends. We'll listen to throwback favorites from the 80s and learn to play bunco! Is Bunco a simple dice game, or a great excuse to enjoy the company of other Menlo-Atherton Moms/Alumni? You decide when you join other great women. It doesn't matter if you've never played Bunco before; it's a game of chance. Sign up now, and get ready for a fun-filled evening.
Thursday, October 1, 7-9:30pm, Tickets $50.
Proceeds to Benefit the M-A Foundation for the Future.
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About the Parent Education Series
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SEQUOIA PARENT EDUCATION SERIES
Raising Teens with Mindfulness, Resilience,
and a Growth Mindset
An evening with Leah Weiss Ekstrom, PhD, and Fred Dillon, HopeLab
Thursday, September 24, 7:00-8:30 pm
Sequoia High School, Carrington Hall
Join Leah Weiss Ekstrom, PhD, and Fred Dillon from HopeLab for an insightful discussion of how to raise teens with mindfulness, resilience and a growth mindset. Don't miss this special opportunity to hear from the experts! Sequoia Parent Education Series events are sponsored by the SHSEF, the Sequoia Healthcare District, and the Sequoia Union High School District. Simultaneous Spanish interpretation will be available. Parents, students, faculty/staff and community members welcome! Free admission.
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WOODSIDE PARENT EDUCATION SERIES
Helping Young Athletes Reach their Potential
An evening with Steve Smith, PhD, Palo Alto University
Thursday, October 1, 7:00-8:30 p.m.
Woodside High School, Multi-Use Room (MUR)
How can parents support their children toward a lifelong healthy lifestyle and to reach their potential? The balance between sports, academics, and downtime can be challenging--come learn how to prepare your young athlete for the future. Parents, students, faculty/staff and community members welcome! Free admission. Spanish interpretation will be available. Woodside Parent Education Series events are sponsored by the Woodside PTSA, the Sequoia Healthcare District, and the Sequoia Union High School District. |
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M-A PARENT EDUCATION SERIES
Safety First: A Reality-Based Approach to Teens and Drugs
An Evening with Marsha Rosenbaum, PhD
Thursday, October 8, 2015, 7:00-8:30 pm
M-A Performing Arts Center, PAC Café
Just say no or say nothing at all? This is the question that many parents face with regard to drug use in their teens-whether alcohol, marijuana, or other drugs. Most drug education programs are aimed solely at preventing drug use. After instructions to abstain, the lesson ends. No information is provided about how to avoid problems or prevent abuse for those teens who do experiment. How can you help your kids stay safe? M-A Parent Education Series events are free, sponsored by the M-A PTA, the Sequoia Healthcare District, and the Sequoia Union High School District. This event is open to parents, students, faculty/staff, and community members. Simultaneous Spanish translation will be available. |
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Sports News
JV Girls Volleyball
On Tuesday the JV team traveled to San Francisco to battle a fierce St. Ignatius team in non-league play. The squad is gaining confidence with each game and earned every point they took against SI, making a statement with kills by Nicole Kang (4), Emily Young (2) and one each from Elise Carlomagno, Alicia Letvin, Erica Fischer and Kathryn Jones. Young was on fire as she assisted on each of the kills and put down two of her own. An aggressive SI took the first game (25-14), but the Bears fired up and jumped out to a small lead in the second thanks to solid defensive play and digs by Kang (9), Fischer (7), libero Roginski (6), and Carlomagno (5). The team was feeling rejuvenated and Jones, Carolyn Murphy, Hannah Roitman and Kaile Prosser hustled to keep the ball in play with their digs and made the Wildcats work. Roginski, Carlomagno and Kang all served up aces but eventually SI gained the lead and won the match (25-17). Come support the team next Tuesday at 5pm as they take on Mills High in their first league match! Go Bears!
This just in! The Bears emerged victorious on Saturday night, winning the prestigious 2015 Menlo Invitational Tournament, and leaving behind a (very brief) string of pre-season defeats. After falling to Saint Ignatius in straight sets (19-25, 20-25, 21-25) earlier in the week, the girls came to Menlo swinging hard and digging deep. They beat Eureka, South San Francisco, and Notre Dame San Jose in straight sets before facing local rival Palo Alto in the semi-finals. After losing the first set, the Bears stepped it up and handed Paly defeat with a final score of 20-25, 25-21, 15-10. The biggest excitement of the event was the championship match against tournament host Menlo. Our M-A girls played point for point in the first set before losing 23-25. Then, in the second set, things looked grim as the Bears fell behind 10-17, and the Knights fans were getting rowdy. M-A cheerleader John Gerber was not to be outdone - and neither were the Bears. Slowly but surely, the tables turned. The Menlo crowd went hush as M-A surged ahead and took the second set 25-23. Now we are good neighbors, and we all have pals at Menlo, but what happened in the third set can only be described as a crumbling. The Bears were relentless, taking victory at 15-4, and bringing home the coveted (if not gilded) championship plaque.
Here's what was especially great about the Menlo Invitational: every single player contributed to the team's stunning success. For the dedicated fans, here is a summary of the stats from the 5 hard-fought matches: Kirby Knapp - setting the stage with a whopping 99 assists as well as 7 aces, 26 digs, and a kill; Alexa Roumeliotis - a phenomenal 74 digs, 3 aces, and 6 assists; Jacqueline DiSanto - all-around expertise with 8 aces, 48 digs, 44 kills, a block, and 6 assists; Eliza Grover - covering the court with 3 aces, 3.5 blocks, 17 digs, 33 kills and an assist; Casey Olsen - 2 aces, 9 digs, and 32 assists; Courtney Foliaki - 2 aces, 4 blocks, 8 digs and 15 kills; Kiana Sales - 2 aces, 32 digs, 7 kills and an assist; Leanna Collins - 23 kills, 2 blocks, 3 digs and 4 assists; Tatum Maines - 3 aces, 8 digs, 6 kills and a block; Rachel Gerber - 7 digs, 6 kills and a block; Lauren Heller - 7 digs, 7 kills, and 1.5 blocks; Shauna Sabet - 1 ace, 7 digs and an assist; Chloe Johnson - 4 aces and 3 digs; Kelsey Tonsfeldt - 4 kills and 3 assists.
Come out for the Bears' home court matches this week, on Tuesday (Mills) and Thursday (Hillsdale) at 6:15pm. On Friday evening we need you back at Menlo as the Knights try to exact their revenge. If you're afraid of ponytails, beware: it could get ugly.
Freshman Football
The M-A Freshman football team hosted their second home game of the season on Saturday with a loss to the Sacred Heart Gators. Although M-A lost the game, the Bears' defense shut-out Sacred Heart in the second half thanks, in no small part, to an interception by Samson Motuliki and fumble recoveries by Jack Hansen and Michael Hawkins. The Bears' defense was rounded out with formidable tackles by David Tafuna, Grant Henry, Jake Wang, Hansen, Matt Bortolazzo, Hawkins, Ric Gold, Simon Pintz, and Will Jackson. The next freshman football game is against Woodside High School on Saturday, October 3 at 10 a.m. at M-A. (The team has no game this week.)
JV Football
After facing two weeks of stiff competition at away games, the M-A JV Football team opened its league season at home versus Riordan. It was a total team effort as the Bears displayed continued growth on both sides of the ball. Touchdowns were scored by Aliefeti Malupo, who also had an interception, Noah Nglau, who also rushed for 60 yards and had a fumble recovery, Daniel Heimuli, who also had a fumble recovery, and Joey Olshausen, who also had a kickoff return of 20 yards. Dimitri Sakalia and D'Arius Gipson both caught a pass and both had a fumble recovery. Jhavante Hill played both sides of the ball with his usual focus, blocking a punt, a pass, recording 5 tackles and recording a takeaway on a fumble in addition to running the ball. Spencer Corona recorded four successful PATs, two catches, an interception in the end zone, and when not kicking off deep, executed a successful on-side kick. Ryan Buck not only led the offensive line at center, but made key tackles and an important sack. Multiple tackles and assists were provided courtesy of Sione Fehoko, Andrew Ojeda, Tony Siri and a whole passel of Bears. Final score was M-A 28, Riordan 0. The JV Bears play Monterey next at 4:30pm on Friday at Coach Parks Field.
Varsity Football The Bears battled Archbishop Riordan in a non-conference game Friday night at Coach Parks Field. The Friday Night Lights atmosphere was exhilarating with over 1,000 fans in attendance who were wowed by our new cheer and dance squads, our pep band and drumline and tremendous energy by M-A's own 12th Man Club. The Bears kept the game close but ultimately Riordan prevailed 26 to 9. The Bears' passing game dominated the offense and quarterback duties were shared between Spiro Papadakis (9 of 19 for 101 yards) and Skyler Taulapapa-Lautalo (4 of 5 for 58 yards). At the receiving end, Tate Tussing caught 3 passes for 67 yards, Ben Stanley caught 3 passes for 42 yards, and Justin Friedsam caught 2 passes for 33 yards. M-A scored on a field goal by Dylan Calderon and a touchdown pass from Papadakis to Stanley. The defense was lead by Justin Friedsam who had 8 tackles. Bryce Rodgers and Christian Wiseman contributed 7 tackles each, and Kevin Jaggers contributed 6 tackles. The Bears will play Monterey this Friday at Coach Parks Field at 7:00. Come out and Cheer on Your M-A Bears!
The boys varsity water polo team participated in the Roche Invitational Tournament hosted by Menlo this weekend and placed 7 out of 16 teams. On Friday afternoon, the Bears easily defeated San Luis Obispo 11-2 with 5 goals from Christian Huhn (2 of them penalty shots), 2 goals each from Mostyn Fero and Jack Beasley, and one each from Nik Caryotakis and Alex Hakanson. Cameron Raff had 11 saves in goal. The second game on Friday was against San Ramon Valley, an east bay powerhouse. The Bears were ahead 2-1 after the first quarter, but despite a good fight ultimately lost 6-11. Fero had 2 goals while Beasley, Huhn, Hakanson, and Jorge Pont had 1 each. Noah Smith had 7 saves in goal.
On Saturday morning, the Bears faced Vista from north San Diego county in an intense physical battle. The game was tied in the final minute when Vista got the last point, beating the Bears 10-9. Huhn had 4 goals and 2 steals, Pont had 2 goals, an assist, and 3 steals, Caryotakis had a goal and 3 steals, while Hakanson and Spencer Gran each had a goal. Smith had 10 saves in goal. The final game of the tournament was against La Jolla. The game was well played with M-A winning 13-9. Huhn and Fero had 5 goals each; Caryotakis had 2 goals and an assist, Gran had a goal and Pont had 7 assists. Smith was a wall in goal with 12 saves (one was a 5m penalty shot).
The Bears kick off league play this week with a 5 p.m. game against Mills on Wednesday at home.
The PAL season opener took place on Tuesday, September 15th on the 2.4 mile course at Westmoor High School with 15 schools in attendance. The Bears dominated the meet winning 3 events and placing second in 2 events. The varsity girls placed 1st by a significant margin with leading scorers Madeleine Baier (3), Cat DePuy (4), Annalisa Crowe (6), Olivia Shane (12), and Katie Beebe (14). The varsity boys placed 2nd led by scorers Robert Lane (5), Kevin Conrad (10), Rohan DePuy (14), Andrew Tan (20), and Scott McDonald (23). The JV girls won in a tie breaker led by top 5 scorers Olivia Tai (5), Chloe Mauvais (8), Anna Leake (9), Sophia Goland (10), and Sara Osterberg (15). Senior Elizabeth Muenzen finished ahead of Aragon's 6th runner to seal the win for the JV girls. The frosh/soph boys also dominated their race led by scorers Andrew Salinas (1), Kyle Conrad (3), Luke Scandlyn (7), Karl Zahlaas-Liebner (11), and Nicolas Hafer (12). Salinas was also the top individual runner in the frosh/soph race. Despite placing 4 runners in the top 10 finishers, the JV boys were narrowly edged out of first place by 2 points to Half Moon Bay. The JV boys lead scorers were Evan Reed (5), Alan Beilin (6), Lukas Rash (7), Tommy Bohac (9), and Daniel Malkary (11). Next up, on September 26th, the Bears will split the squad with varsity runners competing at the nationally recognized Stanford Invitational and the rest of the team competing at the Ram Invitational at Westmoor High School in Daly City.
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7th Annual Ride/Yoga for Ravenswood
Sunday, October 11 at 8 a.m.
Choose from a 50-mile ride to the ocean or a 30-mile ride in Portola Valley led by seasoned cyclists and local spin instructors, or an outdoor yoga session, led by a well known local yogi.
Proceeds help pay for the high quality health care services for low income families at the Ravenswood Family Health Center in East Palo Alto. This event includes gourmet coffee, breakfast, and also a light lunch and refreshments after the ride. Please sign up or donate at 4Ravenswood.org. Event is located at the Brody home at 210 Park Lane, Atherton. Please contact Julie Brody at julie@brodyfamily.net with any questions.
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Fun Events from the City of Menlo Park
2015 Menlo Movie Series Cinderella. 9/25. Starts at 7:15 pm. Welcome to Menlo Park's newest community event for all ages. The 2015 Menlo Movie Series features FREE movies in Downtown Menlo Park on the Chestnut Paseo (Chestnut St. & Santa Cruz Ave.) each Friday night in September. Grab a chair, blanket, and some snacks to enjoy a community movie night with your friends and family. Join us for a night of watching the stars, under the stars. More information at www.menlopark.org/events. All movies are subject to change. Parental discretion advised. MPAA Rating: PG. Frozen Sing-Along! - 10/3 at the PAC from 1-3pm Sing along to the words of the Academy Award-Nominated film event of a generation. Dress up as Elsa, Anna, Kristoff, Olaf, or your favorite Frozen character! Win fun prizes! Special "Fun Pack" for advance ticket buyers ($5.00 General Admission). Free for children 3-years old and under. Rated PG. Seating is limited so buy your tickets in advance. |
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From the BearNotes Editors
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How to Submit Articles
Please keep articles short and focused. Longer TriVocis-style articles are welcome, but keep the most important info in the first paragraph. (Longer articles might show only the first paragraph in the BearNotes email and then continue on the M-A PTA website.)
- Email proofread submissions by midnight Thursday to bearnotes@mabearspta.org.
- Please do not send attachments. Send article content in the body of the email.
- Include details such as the event, date, time, location, contact info, and URL.
- Consider including a Spanish translation of your article for critical info. (Please email BearNotes if you need help with translation.)
- All submissions are subject to editing by the PTA.
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