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Sunday, December 13, 2015
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Calendar
THIS WEEK FINALS SCHEDULE:
MON, Dec 14:
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6th period
1-3pm
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0 period
8:45-10:45am
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1st period
11am-1pm
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2nd period
8:45-10:45am
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3rd period
11am-1pm
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4th period
8:45-10:45am
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5th period
11am-1pm
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- FRI, Dec 18 to MON, Jan 4: Winter Break, NO SCHOOL
- FRI, Dec 18 to MON, Jan 4: Guidance Office closed
UPCOMING
- TUES, Jan 5: Start of the second semester. Pick up schedules starting at 7:20am in the new gym
- WED, Jan 6: Financial Aid Night, 7 pm, English-PAC Café, Spanish-Library
- THU, Jan 14: Mandatory Fashion Show model meeting, 7 pm, PAC
- THU, Jan 14: Parent Ed. "Distracted Driving" 7pm, Woodside HS MUR
- MON, Jan 18: Martin Luther King Day, NO SCHOOL
- TUE, Jan 19: Junior Parent College Night, 7pm, PAC Café
- THU, Jan 21: Parent Ed. "M-A from the Inside Out" 6:30pm, PAC Café
- SAT, Jan 23: SAT test day
- SAT, Jan 30: Winter Formal, 8 pm
- FRI & MON, Feb 12 & 15: Presidents' Day holidays, NO SCHOOL
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National Merit Semi-Finalists, National Hispanic Scholars, and Commended Students
As the Fall semester comes to a close, I would like to honor the following students who were announced as National Merit Semi-Finalists, National Hispanic Scholars, and National Merit Commended students. Semi-Finalists: Julie A. Bailard; Molly E. Baxter; Jack E. Beasley; Kevin Conrad; Alexander Friedman; Kevin Jiang; Matthew Kenney; Teresa E. Killmond; Kasey S. Love; Leila Milanfar; Jeffrey S. Propp; and Talya Zalipsky. National Hispanic Scholars: Annalisa Crowe; Jorge Pont; Leila Milanfar; David Sobek; Rebekah Wong, and Tristan Verghese. Commended Students: Demetri Alfano; Jaya A. Blanchard; Vincent A. Busque; Charles T. Campbell; Alexander B. Carlson; Daniel H. Chaiken; Jonathan E. Cogan; Matthew B. Conn; Annalisa Crowe; Catherine E. Depuy; Andrew G. Disibio, Thomas G. Evans-Barton; Stella A. Fors; Reed C. Fratt; Echo J. Hansen; Matthew L. Johnston; Emma C. Kaufman; Danny Keane; Sabrina K. Keating; Alexandra R. Kemp-Dahlberg; Alexander Kim; Jaimie E. Kirkpatrick; Kyle D. Kranen; Anna N. Kulikov; Eric R. Laderman; Abigail J. Lindquist; Kathryn Mohr; Julia P. Moreton; Ethan S. Oro; Martin J. Payne; Alexander J. Pinto; Jordan K. Prudhomme; Patrick R. Quinn, Benjamin W. Roisen; Jason Saltzman; Madelyn R. Shapiro; Keaton Shiveley; Miranda Y. Simes; Caroline M. Sobek; Margaret Sten; Cosmo Van Hoff; Kathleen A. Weiner; Luke J. Williams; Henri A. Wood; and Julian F. Zucker. ~ Simone Rick-Kennel, Principal
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Please Drive Safely
As we finish out this school year and get ready to start another semester, I want to take a moment and remind everyone to drive safely as they drive to and from M-A and as they navigate through the parking lots and roundabouts of our school. School drop off and dismissal can be stressful times in the day; please be mindful of other cars, pedestrians and students on bikes as they arrive to or leave the campus. Along these lines I also want to remind parents and students not to double park in front of our neighbors' driveways in the Menlo Oaks area as well as in front of SRI along Middlefield Road; doing so blocks traffic for cars coming in and out of these areas and presents a traffic hazard to the general area.
I hope everyone has a relaxing, joyful, and safe winter break!
~Karl Losekoot, Administrative Vice Principal
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Holiday Closure
Please make note and plan ahead. The M-A Guidance Office and College and Career Center will be closed for the holiday break from Friday, December 18 through January 4.
All students will pick up their second semester schedules in the new gym starting at 7:20 a.m. on Tuesday, January 5, 2016.
Please note that level changes will be considered if space permits at the semester, between December 14, 2015 and January 8, 2016. Please see your Guidance Counselor.
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From the College and Career Center
Save the Dates for Upcoming Events
For Parents of Seniors
FINANCIAL AID NIGHT: Mark your calendar for January 6, 2016 at 7:00 pm at the PAC Cafe in English and at the Library in Spanish. Come to this important event where you will hear directly from a college financial aid expert. Since you cannot fill out the FAFSA online before January 1, you will get lots of great information on January 6 to fill out this form knowledgeably and soon after the filing period opens.
For Parents of Juniors
Junior Parent College Night will be on Tuesday, January 19, 2016 at 7:00 pm in the PAC Cafe, with simultaneous interpretation in Spanish.
For Parents of Sophomores
Sophomore Parent College Night will be on Tuesday, March 15, 2016 at 6:30pm in the Library (instead of January 19, 2016), with simultaneous interpretation in Spanish.
Summer Activities
Last week Friday, an email from the College/Career Center went to students via School Loop with some wonderful ideas and resources for Summer Activities (camps, programs, jobs, volunteering, internships, etc.). You may ask your student about it in order to start a conversation. While it may feel early to start thinking about the summer, some programs may have deadlines in January. Most deadlines occur February through May. Students can log into their School Loop account to read their Loop Mail.
~ Mai Lien Nguyen, College & Career Counselor
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Holiday Gift Drive Thank You
The PTA would like to thank all who so generously adopted an M-A Family during the Holiday Gift Drive. The gifts will be delivered this coming week to all the families just in time for the Holidays.
~Terri Mushott and Kim Steere, PTA Co-Presidents
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Calling All Seniors for the Fashion Show!
Mark your calendars NOW for the 2016 M-A Fashion Show starring YOU... The Senior Class! The 2016 Fashion Show is set for Saturday, March 19th. Put it on your calendars now.
There is a MANDATORY MODEL MEETING scheduled for Thursday, January 14 from 7:00-8:30 pm in the PAC. All seniors who want to participate in the show must attend this meeting.
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Volunteers Needed for Spring Semester Schedule Distribution
The Admin Volunteer Support Committee needs more volunteers on Tuesday, January 5 from 7:10 to 9 am to distribute class schedules to students. Doors will open at 7:20 am to accommodate students with a zero period. Please sign up at SignUp Genius if you can help, and dress in layers! Grateful wishes to all for a very merry holiday season!
Please direct your questions to Admin Volunteer Support Co-Chairs Mary Murphy at mary@nortechventures.com and Pam Fernandes at pam_ann_fernandes@yahoo.com.
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HAPPY HOLIDAYS
FROM M-A STUDENTS!
(sung to the tune of Mariah Carey's "All I want for Christmas")
Bears don't ask for bells and whistles
There is just one thing they need
They've been working hard at M-A
All they want is us to lead
These kids all deserve our best
It's our turn to pass a test
Make their wish come true
All they need this season is YOU!
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MAKE A DIFFERENCE
Please donate online today - don't wait!
If you have already made your gift, thank you!
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Your donation can still count towards two other exciting challenges in progress until December 31:
1) Increased Giving Challenge--give more than last year and the increase will be matched dollar-for-dollar up to $200,000! There is $80,000 available to match increased gifts.
2) Freshman Family Challenge--If 150 freshman families donate by 12/31, we will receive a $30,000 grant! We need 43 more freshman families to donate.
See what is happening on our social sites:
 
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WOODSIDE PARENT EDUCATION SERIES
Distracted Driving Workshop
Kelly Browning, PhD, Impact Teen Drivers (California Highway Patrol)
Thursday, January 14, 2016, 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.
Woodside High School, Multi-Use Room (MUR)
Automobile collisions are the leading cause of death for our nation's teens. The overwhelming majority of these crashes are caused by inexperience or distractions, not "thrill-seeking" or deliberate risk-taking. Teen drivers are at the highest risk: the crash rate (per miles driven) for 16 years olds is four times that of adults.
In this workshop, you will learn about:
- Strategies to keep your teens safe on the road
- Graduated Drivers Licensing (GDL) laws
- The Rules of the Road for teen drivers
- How YOU can stop the #1 killer of teens in America--reckless and distracted driving
Since 2007, Impact Teen Drivers has emerged as a leading nonprofit organization dedicated to reversing the pervasive yet 100% preventable crisis of "distracted driving." Impact's mission is to change the culture of teen driving, thereby saving lives in this and future generations of drivers.
Parents, students, faculty/staff, and community members welcome! Free admission. Spanish interpretation available. Questions? Contact Charlene Margot, Director of the Parent Education Series, at cmargot@csmconsulting.net or (650) 868-0590. For Spanish, contact Maricela Lopez, Bilingual Parent Liaison, at (650) 367-7263 Ext. 45323.
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PRINCIPAL SIMONE RICK-KENNEL and the M-A PARENT EDUCATION SERIES present:
"M-A from the Inside Out"
with Menlo-Atherton Teacher Panel
Thursday, January 21, 6:30 - 8:00 pm
M-A Performing Arts Center (PAC) Cafe
Menlo-Atherton High School
Simultaneous Spanish translation will be available. Seating is limited, so sign up today!
Join Principal Simone Rick-Kennel for a "Meet and Greet" followed by an M-A Parent Education Series presentation, "M-A from the Inside Out." Don't miss this opportunity to engage in an interactive dialog with a panel of Menlo-Atherton teachers on topics including:
· Homework
· Make-Up Protocols
· Student Stress
· Parent-Teacher Communication
The teacher panel will be followed by a moderated Q & A, so bring your questions! This event is open to parents, students, faculty/staff, and community members.
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.
Questions? Contact Charlene Margot, M.A., Founding Director, The Parent Education Series, at cmargot@csmconsulting.net or 650.868.0590. For Spanish, contact Lilly Quiñonez, Parent Center Coordinator, at 650-322-5311 Ext. 5255.
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M-A Sports Achievements
Congratulations to sophomore Greer Hoyem who was named the San Jose Mercury News Girls Athlete of the Week for helping M-A win the Sonoma Tournament last weekend. Read the article here. |
Girls Varsity Basketball
This week, the Bears faced two of the top teams in NorCal. On Tuesday M-A lost to Palo Alto, 62-45. M-A kept it close during the first quarter, but Paly blew the game open in the second and never looked back. Ofa Sili and Carly McLanahan lead the Bears with 13 points each. Ilana Baer scored 7 and had 2 steals. Annalisa Crowe dominated on defense in the second half. On Thursday, M-A lost to Presentation High School 55-44. The Bears struggled with the Panthers quickness and relentless press early in the game. In the third quarter the Bears rallied back to within 2 points as Sally Carlson and McLanahan helped break the Presentation press while Greer Hoyem scored 9 of her 21 points. However in the fourth, the Panthers made their free throws and put the game away. On Saturday, the Bears got back on track defeating George Washington (San Francisco) 68-41 in a game they dominated from the opening tip. Sili lead M-A with 17 points while McLanahan had four 3 pointers and seven assists. Megan Sparrow scored and drew fouls in the paint and from the three point line. Senior Delilah Kline added five points. The Bears return to action on Friday December 18 when they host Menlo School at 6pm.
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Boys Varsity Basketball
In a close battle and possible CCS preview, the Bellarmine Bells edged the M-A Bears in a thriller 58-57. Bellarmine raced to a narrow half time lead of 29-23, with a largest lead of 9 in the first half. Bellarmine was paced by Angelo Athens' 11 points in the first half. M-A countered in the first half with 7 from Eric Norton and 6 from Lucas Fioretti. M-A closed the gap in the second half and trailed by 1 at the end of 3 quarters as Lucas Fioretti scored 12 points in that period. M-A took a 3 point lead with under 2 minutes left and the game went back and forth at the end. M-A tied the game on driving layup by Kai Winterling, who was fouled hard on the play and was too hurt to shoot the free throw. Tim Andersen came off the bench to coolly sink the free throw, and M-A was up by one with 6 seconds left. But Angelo Athens raced the length of the court and made a layup as time expired to win the game for the Bells. Lucas Fioretti has 21 points, hitting 5 3-pointers and 5 assists for the Bears. Norton filled the stat sheet with 9 points, 7 rebounds, 5 steals and 5 assists. Co-captain Christian Fioretti added 8 points and 5 assists and 5 rebounds. Reed Fratt and Kailen Kershner each had 4 points.
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Boys JV Basketball
Coach Carson's team is off to a great start to the season with four wins. Utilizing a stifling full court help defense and press and a constant team motion offense, they have been firing on all eight cylinders. El Camino fell to the Bears 61-42 led by Jeff Keane's 13 first quarter points, Jhavante Hill with 12 points and multiple steals, Spencer Corona with 7 points and numerous rebounds and Colin Shen's sharp shooting for 5 points. Milpitas met the same fate 62-31 high scorers Keane, 15, Hill, 9, Will Beasley and Elliott Barnes 8 each, Corona with 7 and key buckets by Chris Lobdell. Entering the Burlingame Lions Tournament, the Bears rolled Mills 56-27 in the first round led by Hill with 16, Beasley a strong 10, and Keane two big threes. Advancing to the second round, the team displayed frenetic defense and opportunistic offense despite not having their best shooting night, and beat perennial powerhouse Palo Alto 45-39. Scoring was well balanced and led by Hill's 16 including his clutch free throws and Beasley's 10 inside points. Strong rebounding by Chen, Barnes and Corona sealed the deal.
The Bears took first place in the Burlingame Lions tournament and won the championship by defeating crosstown rival Sacred Heart Prep. The M-A squad played tenacious unrelenting defense while scoring consistently. Top scorer Keane rained five threes upon the opponents and went for a total of 17, and Brendan McLoughlin sparked the team with nine. Corona, Miles Conrad, and Hill all chipped in key buckets with seven points each, followed by the tough rebounding and scoring of Beasley with six. Key defensive plays and tough rebounding was delivered courtesy of Barnes. Congratulation Bears on a tremendous start to your season.
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Boys Freshman Basketball
The M-A boys freshman basketball team had another good week with wins against Milpitas and Los Altos. M-A triumphed over Milpitas 50-41, with Nils Glader leading the way with 14 points, followed by Heath Hooper and Danny Heimuli with 11 points each. Danny also hauled in 5 rebounds, while D'Marshaun Payton led the team with 4 steals. M-A was behind at the half 21-23, but pulled away in the fourth quarter 13-6 to secure the win.
In the Los Altos game, M-A dominated from the very beginning, leading 31-14 at the half, and 62-20 at the final buzzer. Leading scorers were Heimuli with 12 points, and Grant Henry and Lucas Olson with 9 points each. Grant also had 4 rebounds, 2 steals and 3 assists. Other top contributors included Anthony Marini with 7 points, 3 steals and 3 assists, Glader with 6 points and 6 rebounds, and Nate Lepulu with 6 points and 3 rebounds.
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Menlo Park Library Events
English Language Conversation Clubs - (Every Wednesday)
Project Read's Conversation Clubs offer English-language learners an opportunity to practice listening and speaking skills in a safe and supportive environment. Participants in the weekly event gain greater understanding of each other's cultures while acquiring language fluency. The clubs meet each Wednesday at 10:15 am at the Arrillaga Family Gymnasium conference room at 600 Alma Street, and 5:00 pm in the downstairs meeting room of the Menlo Park Library at 800 Alma Street. For more information on the Menlo Park Library's Project Read programs, visit projectreadmenlopark.org, or phone 650-330-2525.
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"Well, tests ain't fair. Those that study have an unfair advantage."
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M-A PTA BearNotes en Español
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Alumnos Semifinalistas del Mérito Nacional, Estudiantes Loables,
y Hispanos Nacionales Eruditos
A medida en que el semestre del otoño llega a su fin, me gustaría honrar a los siguientes estudiantes que fueron anunciados como Alumnos Semifinalistas del Mérito Nacional y como Estudiantes Loables.
Semifinalistas: Julie A. Bailard; Molly E. Baxter; Jack E. Beasley; Kevin Conrad; Alexander Friedman; Kevin Jiang; Matthew Kenney; Teresa E. Killmond; Kasey S. Love; Leila Milanfar; Jeffrey S. Propp; y Talya Zalipsky.
Estudiantes Loables: Demetri Alfano; Jaya A. Blanchard; Vincent A. Busque; Charles T. Campbell; Alexander B. Carlson; Daniel H. Chaiken; Jonathan E. Cogan; Matthew B. Conn; Annalisa Crowe; Catherine E. Depuy; Andrew G. Disibio, Thomas G. Evans-Barton; Stella A. Fors; Reed C. Fratt; Echo J. Hansen; Matthew L. Johnston; Emma C. Kaufman; Danny Keane; Sabrina K. Keating; Alexandra R. Kemp-Dahlberg; Alexander Kim; Jaimie E. Kirkpatrick; Kyle D. Kranen; Anna N. Kulikov; Eric R. Laderman; Abigail J. Lindquist; Kathryn Mohr; Julia P. Moreton; Ethan S. Oro; Martin J. Payne; Alexander J. Pinto; Jordan K. Prudhomme; Patrick R. Quinn, Benjamin W. Roisen; Jason Saltzman; Madelyn R. Shapiro; Keaton Shiveley; Miranda Y. Simes; Caroline M. Sobek; Margaret Sten; Cosmo Van Hoff; Kathleen A. Weiner; Luke J. Williams; Henri A. Wood; y Julian F. Zucker.
Hispanos Nacionales Eruditos: Annalisa Crowe; Jorge Pont; Leila Milanfar; David Sobek; Rebekah Wong, y Tristan Verghese.
~ Simone Rick-Kennel, Directora
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Conduzcan con precaución
Al culminar este año y en preparación para el siguiente semestre, quisiera tomar un momento para recordarles que conduzcan con precaución al llegar y salir de M-A y al navegar por los estacionamientos y rotondas de nuestra escuela. El inicio y despedida del día escolar puede ser estresante; por favor sean concientes de otros carros, peatones, y estudiantes que conducen sus bicicletas al llegar o salir de los predios escolares. Adicionalmente, quisiera recordar a los padres y alumnos de que no se estacionen en doble fila en la entrada de coches en las áreas residenciales de Menlo Oaks y adelante de la compañía SRI a lo largo de Middlefield road; esto contribuye al bloqueo de la entrada y salida de estas áreas, y presentan un peligro en las área en general. Les deseo unas relajantes, alegres, y seguras vacaciones. ~Karl Losekoot, Administrative Vice Principal |
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Cerrados por el receso de vacaciones
Por favor tome nota de que la Oficina de Consejería y el Centro de Carreras y Universidades estarán cerrados por el receso de vacaciones desde el viernes, 18 de diciembre, 2015 hasta el 4 de enero, 2016.
Todos los estudiantes tienen que recoger su horario de clases para el segundo semestre en el gimnasio nuevo comenzando a las 7:20 de la mañana el jueves, 5 de enero del 2016.
Por favor tome nota que los cambios de nivel serán tomados en cuenta si hay espacio al finalizar el semestre, entre el 14 de diciembre del 2015 y el 8 de enero del 2016. Por favor vea a su consejero/a.
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Desde el Centro para Carrera y Universidad
TOMEN NOTA DE ESTAS FECHAS
Para padres de los estudiantes cuarto año:
LA NOCHE DE LA AYUDA FINANCIERA: Marque en su calendario el 6 de enero de 2016, 7 de la tarde, en la cafetería del PAC (para inglés) y la biblioteca (para español). No se pierda este importante evento donde podrá escuchar a un experto de ayuda financiera en la universidad. Puesto que no puede presentar el FAFSA online antes del 1 de enero, el dia 6 de enero podría recibir información valiosa para completar este formulario y presentarlo poco despues de abrirse el plazo de presentación.
Para los padres de jóvenes:
Noche de la Universidad de padres Junior será el martes, 19 de enero de 2016 a 19:00 en la cafetería del PAC, con interpretación simultánea en español.
Para padres de estudiantes de segundo año:
La noche Universitaria para padres de alumnos de segundo año será el martes, 15 de marzo de 2016 a 18:30 en la biblioteca (en lugar del 19 de enero de 2016) y con interpretación simultánea en español.
ACTIVIDADES DE VERANO El viernes de la semana pasada el centro de carrera y de la Universidad envió a los estudiantes un correo electrónico través de School Loop con algunas ideas y recursos fantásticos para actividades de verano (campamentos, trabajos, voluntariado, pasantías, etc.). Pregunte a su estudiante sobre esto para iniciar la conversación. Aunque parezca pronto para empezar a pensar en el verano, algunos programas tienen de plazo hasta enero. La mayoría de los plazos acaban entre febrero y mayo. Los estudiantes pueden iniciar sesión en su cuenta de School Loop para leer su correo Loop.
~ Mai Lien Nguyen, College & Career Counselor
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¡Un llamado a todos los Seniors!
¡Marquen sus calendarios desde ya con el Espectáculo de la Moda de M-A del 2016 protagonizado por ustedes. . . La clase de los estudiantes Senior! El Espectáculo de la Moda del 2016 ha sido establecido para el sábado 10 de marzo. Pónganlo en sus calendarios ya mismo.
Habrá una reunión de modelos obligatoria programada para el jueves 14 de enero de las 7:00 a las 8:30 de la noche en el PAC. Todos los estudiantes Senior que quieran participar en el espectáculo deben acudir a esta reunión. |
Series Educativas para Padres de Familia
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SERIES EDUCATIVAS PARA PADRES DE WOODSIDE
"Taller sobre la conducción distraída"
presentado por Kelly Browning, PhD, Impact Teen Drivers (California Highway Patrol/Patrulla de Carreteras de California)
Jueves 14 de enero de 2016. 7:00 a 9:00 pm.
Woodside High School, Sala Multi-Usos (MUR)
¡Padres, estudiantes, miembros de la facultad/ empleados
y miembros de la comunidad son bienvenidos!
Interpretación en español estará disponible. Entrada gratis.
Los choques automovilisticos son la principal causa de muerte en los adolescentes de nuestra nación. La mayor parte de estos accidentes al volante son el resultado de la falta de experiencia o de distracciones y no de la búsqueda de experiencias emocionantes o de un deseo de tomar riesgos deliberados. Los conductores adolescentes tienen un alto riesgo: la tasa de choques (por millas recorridas) ocasionados por conductores de 16 años es cuatro veces la de los acasionados por adultos.
En este taller usted aprenderá asuntos referentes a:
- Estrategias para mantener a sus adolescentes seguros en la carretera.
- Leyes relacionadas con Graduated Drivers Licencing o GDL (Licencias para Conductores Graduados).
- Reglas de la Carretera para conductores adolescentes.
- Como puede USTED detener el asesino de adolescentes #1 en los Estados Unidos - - Conducción distraida e imprudente.
Desde el año 2007, Impact Teen Drivers (Impacto a Conductores Adolescentes) ha surgido en liderazgo como una organización sin ánimo de lucro dedicada a revertir la penetrante y al mismo tiempo 100% prevenible crisis de "conducción distraída". La misión de Impact es cambiar la cultura de la conducción en adolescentes y así salvar vidas en ésta y en futuras generaciones de conductores.
Las Series Educativas para Padres de Woodside están patrocinadas por la Woodside PTSA, El Sequoia Healthcare District, y El Sequoia Union High School District.
¿Preguntas? Contacte a Charlene Margot, M.A., Directora, Series Educativas para Padres en cmargot@csmconsulting.net o al (650) 868-0590. Para Español, contacte a Maricela Lopez, Enlace Padres Bilingües al (650) 367-7263 Ext. 45323
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Eventos en la Biblioteca de Menlo Park
Clubes de conversación en Inglés - (todos los miércoles)
Los clubes de conversación en inglés del Proyecto de Lectura ofrecen a las personas que están aprendiendo inglés la oportunidad de practicar las habilidades lingüísticas de escuchar y hablar en un ambiente que les brinda apoyo y seguridad. Los participantes de este evento semanal obtienen una mejor comprensión de las respectivas culturas a la vez que adquieren fluidez lingüística. Los clubes se reunen los miércoles a las 10:15 de la mañana en el salón de conferencias del Gymnasio Arillaga Family localizado en la dirección 600 Alma Street, menlo Prak, y a las 5:00 pm en el salón de reuniones del piso de abajo de la Biblioteca de Menlo Park en el 800 Alma Street. Para más información referente a los programas del Proyecto de Lectura de la Biblioteca de Menlo Park visite projectreadmenlopark.org, o llame por teléfono al 650-330-2525.
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From the BearNotes Editors
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How to Submit Articles
Please keep articles short and focused. Longer 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.)
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