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The document summarizes the minutes from a "Meet in the Middle Meeting" on April 26, 2009. The meeting included the principal, librarian, teacher, and two coaches. They discussed plans for an upcoming Special Olympics pep rally including having a coach organize it, creating posters, and including different school clubs. They also discussed creating videos and having students share words or poems. Updates were given on buddy activities between MIM and PE students. The meeting closed by expressing excitement for the first ever Special Olympics pep rally, which they plan to make an annual event.
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- 1. MEET IN THE MIDDLE MEETING April 26th, 2009 Present: Mr. D. Gonzalez, Principal, Ms. L. Gonzalez, Librarian, Mrs. N. Chapa, FLS Teacher, Mr. O. Canizalez, Coach, Mr. S. Arriaga, Coach, and 4 students. I. Special Olympics Pep-Rally-Mr. Gonzalez, principal thought this was a wonderful idea and share his thoughts of when we should have it. Date was set for May 3rd during last block. Coach Canizales will organize it along with some of our MIM students; Coarch Arriaga will create posters along with some MIM, PE, and Art students; we want to include all types of clubs: Bands, cheerleaders, Sparkler dance team, Tomorrow’s Teachers, and of course some of our MIM students; much brainstorming and planning took place during this time. II. Discussed videos to create, students who would share a few words/create a poem, etc. III. Discussed both MIM Learning buddies and PE buddies activities; students are doing great in the midst of so much TAKS testing and are doing what they can. IV. Closing-thoughts of excitement in having our 1st ever Special Olympics pep-rally which we will continue doing on an annual basis.