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----A07eBSg6;DIjyED Dear Parents Over the last two weeks, my team and I have been busy assessing the girls for the 4+. We are very good at spotting potential even at this very young age; your daughters are proof of that. What I enjoy most about the process is getting to know the girls and their developing personalities. You can spot the sensitive child, the fun-loving one, the determined one and the serious one. We are now looking forward to making offers to the girls that we all think will really thrive at Channing. The girls at the Junior School have so many opportunities to take part in a myriad of learning experiences. Many of the highlights of the school day and after school events are posted on our social media accounts. The films from the Junior School girls speaking about what they enjoy most about Channing and how they define success are not to be missed. Click on the links to have a look and follow us so that you do not miss out: Channing Instagram Account, Channing Twitter Account and Channing Facebook Account. In the new year, we all seem to think about booking holidays for the year ahead. I would love to go to Japan in the Spring to see the cherry blossoms and to experience the buzz of Tokyo. Please note: the early May Bank Holiday in 2020 is on FRIDAY 8 MAY (and not the Monday) This is to coincide with the 75th anniversary of VE Day. Staff News Congratulations to Mrs Miller and her husband who are expecting a baby boy. She wanted to let everyone know her exciting news as she is finding it increasingly challenging to hide her growing bump. Mrs Miller will continue to be 3M's Class Teacher until the end of the Summer Term. Food Glorious Food- Y3/Y4 Production We are looking forward to welcoming Year 3 and 4 parents to the production, Food Glorious Food, on Wednesday 5 February at 7pm. Please bring the girls to the Arundel Centre at 6.30pm. The girls are working hard to deliver a sumptuous feast of music, dance and drama to tickle your taste buds. Make sure to arrive with an appetite! Please click on the link that will go live from tomorrow morning to order your tickets (2 per family): Food Glorious Food Tickets Y3M PE Due to a rehearsal for our upcoming performance, there will be no PE on Thursday 23 January. Please ensure your daughters come into school in their school uniform. Y3 Pen Licences The Y3 girls were very excited to receive their Pen Licence. Although they will now be writing in pen, they still need pencils in their pencil cases. Pupils in Y4 - Y6 use an ink-flowing pen (not biro) for written work. This is to promote the correct pen grip and a cursive script. Ink eradicators must not be used in book work or homework. Girls are expected to cross out any mistakes neatly. Shoeboxes needed for Year 1 Storyboxes Year 1 need 24 boxes (12 for each class) to use on Wednesday 22 January. The girls are going to makes storyboxes in pairs. If you have a spare one at home, please can you send it in with your daughter. Food Bank It is the turn of the Year 3 girls to collect food and other items for Euston Food Bank. Please place all items in the bright blue food bins in front of the school. In addition to any items that you would like to donate, they are currently short of tinned meat, fish and fruit, as well as long-lasting juice and milk. Many thanks for your continued support. Clubs Programme Do have a look at the new noticeboard by the gate in the courtyard to see the clubs that are on offer. Remember that Key Stage 2 (Y3- 6) pupils do not have to be signed up for lunchtime clubs as most of them are now drop-in sessions. Some clubs proved very popular last week. We hope to accommodate all girls who would like to try out clubs over the next few weeks. The staff running clubs which are full to capacity are noting the names of the girls who were unable to take part so that they are able to join in at a later date. There will be no Cross Country or Football Club on Wednesday 22 January as Miss Bolton and Mrs Jarman will be on a training course. Please note: now that parents are familiar with the new Schoolbase system for registering interest in Reception/KS1 or before/after-school clubs, we will not be processing late requests for girls to join clubs. Music Matters Year 2 Recorder Lessons Between now and the end of the Summer Term, the Year 2 girls will be learning to play the recorder on Thursdays in one of their two weekly music lessons. We will provide all girls with a recorder, at a cost of £9.00 and book, 'Vamoosh Recorder Book 1', at a cost of £4.95. These items will be added to your school bill. If you already own a recorder that you would prefer your daughter to use, she will need to bring it to the first recorder lesson this week on Thursday 23 January. If she does not, we will assume that she requires a school recorder, and you will be charged accordingly. It is very important that your daughter brings in her recorder every Thursday, and makes time to practise during the week, just for a few minutes at a time. For hygiene reasons, we are unable to lend your daughter a recorder should she forget to bring it into school. We hope your daughter enjoys learning a new instrument, and look forward to sharing the girls' new skills with you at a performance later in the year. Spring Concert We are looking forward to welcoming you to the Arundel Centre on Tuesday 11 February at 6.30pm for the Spring Concert. This concert involves all the girls in Year 5 & 6 and those in Year 3 & 4 who play in one of the extra-curricular music activities: the Fairseat Orchestra, Wind Band, Brass Ensemble, Spears Vocal Ensemble, Spears String Ensemble and the Recorder Ensemble. A letter detailing further information will follow. Please click on the link from tomorrow to book your tickets (2 per family): Spring Concert Staff Availability This term the teachers' periods of availability are: Reception CL Miss Clancy Thursday 1.00pm-1.30pm Reception S Mrs Sillitoe Wednesday 1.00pm-1.30pm Year 1B Miss Baker Wednesday 11.00am-11.30am Year 1E Mrs Eliad Friday 9.00am-9.30am Year 2M Miss McLennan Tuesday 9.00am-9.30am Year 2P Miss Phipps Monday 1.30pm-2.00pm Year 3M Mrs Miller Thursday 11.30am-12.00pm Year 3S Miss Snowdowne Friday 11.00am-11.30am Year 4F Mr Fellows Tuesday 11.00am-11.30am Year 4FR Miss Frost Thursday 3.00pm-3.25pm Year 5M Miss McGinnety Friday 11.15am-11.45am Year 5R Mr Rich Thursday 2.45pm-3.15pm Year 6E Miss Evans Tuesday 9.00am-9.30am Year 6W Miss Wright Wednesday 9.00am-9.30am Music Miss Pepper Wednesday 9.00am-9.30am P.E. Mrs Jarman Thursday 9.00am-9.30am Miss Bolton Thursday 9.00am-9.30am Deputy Head Miss Williams Monday 11.00am-11.30am Head Miss Hamalis (by appointment) Spotlight on Sport Last week, Alicia, Patience, Sofia, Natasha, Diya and Petal in Y6 attended a Sports Hall Athletics Event. Eleven other schools participated. The girls took part in various field events including triple jump and chest push, as well as in the running events. We were very proud of all the girls! Netball Fixtures On Friday 24 January, 4F will be attending a netball fixture at Highgate School. This will start at 10am and should finish before 11am. Parents are welcome to attend. Please ensure the girls come into school in their PE kits. 4FR will also be attending a netball fixture at Highgate School on Friday 7 February. Further details will follow. On Monday 27 January, all of Y6 will be playing away at Highgate School from 2.30- 3.30pm. Parents are welcome to attend. Please collect your daughters from Highgate School at the end of the match. Please can the girls come into school in their PE kits. As we have arranged for the Y5 girls to watch a Chelsea Ladies football training session and attend a Q&A session with the players on Thursday 23 January, the Y5 Netball & Y6 Football match v Sarum Hall will be postponed to Thursday 6 February. Park Run The Channing Challenge Park Run will continue this Saturday January 25 at Finsbury Park: https://www.parkrun.org.uk/finsbury/. Arrive bright and early for a 8:50am meet and a 9am start. We look forward to seeing many of you there. Special Mentions Well done to Georgie in Rec CL who received a Certificate for Physical Literacy from Little Kickers. Well done to Angelica in 3M for winning the Babolat Mini Masters Middlesex official LTA tournament held at Highgate Tennis Club. Well done to Nicola in 3S and Emilia in 3M who achieved honours from the Imperial Society of Teachers of Dancing, for Latin American and Authentic and Emerging Dance. Well done to Poppy in 2M who completed her 21st Junior Park Run and gained her marathon wristband. This means she has now run the distance of a marathon in total. Congratulations to this term's Form Captains: ● Emilia & Iris in RS ● Zara & Freya in RCL ● Lexia & Ella in 1E ● Selena & Shirya in 1B ● Ruby & Felicity in 2P ● Amaya & Eliza in 2M ● Amandine & Saumya in 3M ● Thea & Lola in 3S ● Samara & Matilda F in 4FR ● Imogen & Eliana in 4F ● Imogen & Darcy in 5M ● Edie & Melina in 5R ● Amy & Nadia in 6E ● Bella & Patience in 6W Miss Dina Hamalis Head of Junior School EVENTS TO LOOK FORWARD TO JANUARY 2020 Monday 20 4+ Second Round Monday 20 Reception CL Fairytales Workshop Monday 20 Channing Association Coordinators' Meeting (6.00pm)/SS Tuesday 21 Reception Health Checks begin Wednesday 22 Y5M Assembly to Parents (8.30am)/Lavender Hall Thursday 23 Y2P Assembly to Parents (8.30am)/Lavender Hall Thursday 23 Y6 Football match v Sarum Hall (4pm-5pm)/Home postponed to Thursday 6 February Thursday 23 Y5 Netball match v Sarum Hall (4pm-5pm)/Home postponed to Thursday 6 February Friday 24 Whole School Assembly (8.30am)/Senior School Friday 24 Y4F Netball match v Highgate (10.00am-11.00am)/away Saturday 25 Park Run (9.00am)/Finsbury Park Monday 27 4+ Offers in Post Thursday 30 Y1E Assembly to Parents (8.30am)/Lavender Hall Thursday 30 Y5 Football match v Devonshire House (2.20pm-3.15pm)/away Friday 31 Junior School Channing Association Meeting (8.30am)/Dining Hall FEBRUARY 2020 Saturday 1 Y3/Y4 Netball & Football match v Highgate (9.00am-11.00am)/away Tuesday 4 Y2 Science Workshop Tuesday 4 Y5/Y6 Football match v South Hampstead (tbc) Wednesday 5 4+ Acceptance Deadline (12.00pm) Wednesday 5 Y5R Assembly to Parents (8.30am)/Lavender Hall Wednesday 5 Y3/Y4 Production (7.00pm)/Arundel Centre Thursday 6 Y1B Assembly to Parents (8.30am)/Lavender Hall Friday 7 Y4FR Netball match v Highgate (10.00am-11.00am)/away Saturday 8 Park Run (9.00am)/Hampstead Heath Monday 10 Y1 trip to Museum of Childhood/all day Monday 10 Y3/Y4 mixed Football match v South Hampstead (tbc) Tuesday 11 Safer Internet Day Tuesday 11 Y5/Y6 Concert (6.30pm)/Arundel Centre Wednesday 12 Y5 Netball match v Sarum Hall (4.00pm-5.00pm)/home Thursday 13 Music Assembly (by invitation only)/8.30am (Lavender Hall) Friday 14 Y6 Netball match v Highgate (2.30pm-3.15pm)/away Friday 14 Non Uniform/Charity Day Monday 17 Half Term Begins Monday 24 School Returns from Half Term Channing Girls Enjoying Success ----JhJ6ly33;nxdMNT
----HJnvtXhm;mugNOc Grambling*State* University*Football Dear Grambling State University Administration, We, the Grambling State University Football team, come to you with the intent to make a complaint against Grambling State University Administration, and to reach some type of solution. We would like support and assistance while reaching this solution. As a team our goal is to build a solid foundation through team work, and to make progress during our time here at Grambling State University. Unfortunately, there are certain factors that are hindering us from reaching our goals. We have concerns with facilities, equipment, travel arraignments, summer camp arraignments, alumni association and friends of football funding, and our head coach. The athletic complex is a place where we as a team prepare for competition. In our opinion, the complex is in horrible condition, and has many hazards that may contribute to our overall health. First, the complex is filled with mildew and mold. Mildew and mold can be seen on the ceiling, walls and floor, and are contributing to water leaks because of faltering walls and ceilings. Grambling student-athletes are not the only ones complaining about this particular hazard. When Lamar University came to play our team they refused to go in the locker room for half time due to mold and mildew. Second, the weight room and care of game and practice gear are in bad condition, in areas where the floor is coming up, it causes players to trip while lifting large amounts of weight. Equipment in the weight room is falling apart, as well as workout benches are tearing and ripping apart. We as studentathletes would also like better detergent for our uniforms and practice uniforms. The uniforms are poorly cleaned and contribute to the multiple cases if staph infection. Several players have been infected with staph multiple times. Student-athletes have been complaining since summer 2013 about the way summer camp and work outs were set up. We did not receive Gatorade or Muscle Milk. We had to pay for those expensive items ourselves. We were also forced to get water from hoses underneath the stadium in 90 degree plus weather. Student-athletes often complained of the high grass we had to practice in. The grass was up to our knees and was rarely cut. This was a huge inconvenience to the team. Shortly after that we found out that we would not be housed for camp. Players that live off campus were responsible for commuting back and forth to campus three times a day, not to mention, we were already paying for summer school out of pocket. During summer 2013 we were told we would be taking two major trips this season, Kansas City, Missouri and the other to Indianapolis, Indiana. We were pretty excited but found out later we would be taking a bus. Both trips, we traveled excessive hours. One trip was 14 hours while the other was 17. Players were drained and exhausted after those long rides. Long rides take a toll on athlete's bodies both mentally and physically. However both the president and athletic director traveled by plane. In our opinion, any trip over 8 hours should be taken by plane. We also found out that we would not travel to a hotel and stay overnight for home games. It is tradition for us to travel for home games but that tradition was broken also. The next complaint is about money donated from friends of football and the alumni association. Money from both organizations is being rejected. The funds donated can help take care of some of our expenses. The funding can supply Muscle Milk, Gatorade, help house us or even get the complex cleaned and updated. All things that are much needed. The funds are rejected by the university, because the organizations that donate the money want to put their money toward a specific cause, not the university or athletics as a whole. The last issue we would like to address is the firing of our head coach, Doug Williams. Doug Williams was fired September 9, 2013; the football team was not addressed and received no sign of compassion from administration until over a month later, on October 15, 2013 which was the first meeting with our President and Athletic Director. The administration fired the head coach without plans of placing a competent coach in as interim. Coach George Ragsdale has contributed to five of the seven loses of the season. We are not in favor of him as interim and would much rather coach Dirt Winston, Vyron Brown, or C.C Culpepper for the remainder of the season. As a team, support from the administration has not been observed. It is our effort as a whole to receive more visible support and solid leadership from the administration by addressing the above mentioned complaints. We as a team have been criticize enough by outsiders. We need our university's support. As the voice of the student body we need the SGA to intercede on our behalf. 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----xi;kqzb;sqz From: Rich Rosenthal To: """"Greg Lemhouse"""" ; "Michael Morris"; "Carol Voisin"; "Pam Marsh"; "Dennis Slattery"; "John Stromberg" Cc: stefseffinger@yahoo.com; "Diana Shiplet"; "Don Robertson"; """"Dave Kanner"""" Subject: Joint Meeting Topic Request Date: Wednesday, March 06, 2013 12:05:35 AM Dear Colleagues, I am unable to participate in Monday's joint meeting with the Parks and Recreation Commission, but I wanted to offer a suggestion for consideration after the goals conversation: Because the Parks funding issue needs resolution very soon, a prudent next step is to form a subcommittee or a working group (consisting of two Councilors, two Commissioners, one appointed Budget Committee member and not more than two others) to identify the core issues and outline a range of options for Council and Commission consideration at another joint meeting. If this motion is embraced by a majority in each group, I request to be appointed to the working group -- or whatever it needs to be called. Ultimately, I'd like to say the Council made a reasonable effort to identify mutually agreeable solutions to an impasse that may have unsavory consequences if left on its current trajectory. Thanks for placing this item on the agenda for discussion Monday. Have fun, and I'll be sure to wear sunblock in Arizona. Best, Rich This is a subject that won't be resolved in a single meeting. -- PUBLIC RECORDS LAW DISCLOSUREThis is a public document and is subject to the Oregon Public Records Law. 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Many of them have expressed how much they miss in-person contact with their friends and their teachers. This summer, we faced a very difficult decision: what model for schooling will nurture our children's emotional and intellectual needs while prioritizing a safe return to in-person schooling? Throughout the summer, administrators and working groups met and tackled the foundational questions related to implementing different approaches from a teaching and learning and from a health and safety perspective. The District did a careful analysis of what students learned and where they struggled during the closure this past spring. Building and district leaders then developed three plans for a fall return: a plan in which all students return every day (all-in), a plan in which half of the students return on a given day (hybrid), and a plan in which all of the students study remotely (all-remote). In June and July, we discussed these plans in a number of online forums with parents, staff and students and we elicited feedback through a number of surveys. Ultimately, the plans were revised based on the feedback we received. The administrators presented three possible approaches to the School Committee on July 29. In making the decision about the model we would follow when we returned in the fall, consideration was given to both the impacts that staff have identified on the learning experiences of students and the concerns related to COVID-19 and its spread. We recommended the hybrid model to the School Committee because it afforded students and staff a minimum of six feet of social distancing and regular in-person instruction. Because the hybrid model is the most complex, asking students to learn both remotely and in-person, we also recommended staging the hybrid model. We believe this plan will solidify both our students' comfort and facility with online learning prior to adding an in-person element and would allow us to pivot easily between models should circumstances dictate such a change. On August 5, the School Committee voted to implement a "Phased Hybrid" approach. Students will begin their school year on September 14, later than originally planned in order to allow staff extra time to prepare for this new model of schooling. Our Children's Way students and special education students will begin in-person instruction on September 14. The remainder of our K-12 students will learn remotely between September 14 and October 16. During September and early October, we will also welcome students to school with a variety of activities that will take place largely outside and focus on discussions and activities that deepen the connections among the students and between students and teachers. On October 19, Wayland will move to a hybrid W A Y L A N D * P U B L I C * S C H O O L S 4 model unless health and safety metrics dictate otherwise. In this model, half of the students will attend in-person school on a given day while the other students will learn remotely. We believe that this plan will provide a pathway for getting our students back in the building in a manner that will promote their success. In the pages that follow, we attempt to provide a clear sense of what the schooling experience will be like for students, families and staff. We ask that you view this document as an overview of our evolving plan. As we discussed with the School Committee, we anticipate that aspects of the plan will be modified and added as our plans become more detailed and as new information and insights become available. In addition to relying on the high level of skill of our teaching staff, there is no question that this careful transition puts a significant burden on families. 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