YNT@Ardis Parent meeting 9/1/2010

The document announces several upcoming events including a STEM symposium for junior high girls featuring speakers from major tech companies, open houses at Hawaii Pacific University and the University of Hawaii, and an online cybersecurity game called GirlsGoCyberStart. It also provides reminders about the deadline to apply for Sacred Hearts Academy scholarships and financial aid, asks students not to feed birds on campus, and reminds students to be respectful and keep their personal items secure.

This document outlines the policies and procedures of the International Kids Academy daycare center. It includes their mission statement, philosophy of focusing on developmentally appropriate practices, hours of operation from 7am-6:30pm, enrollment fees, required forms, tuition payment policies, staff qualifications including ratios of 1 adult for every 7 toddlers and 1 adult for every 10 preschoolers, daily schedules, open door policy, discipline policies, and communication with parents.

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The document announces several upcoming events including a STEM symposium for girls featuring speakers from major tech companies, open houses at Hawaii Pacific University and the University of Hawaii, and an online cybersecurity game called GirlsGoCyberStart. It also provides information and deadlines for Sacred Hearts Academy scholarships, financial aid applications, and asks students to refrain from feeding birds on campus.

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This webpage provides information and resources for parents and teachers on how the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted education. It discusses the science behind how stressful situations can negatively impact children's learning and development. It also explores developmental theories from Bronfenbrenner and Bjorklund that help explain the effects of the pandemic. The webpage recommends activities for engaging with children remotely and maintaining their well-being during this time. It aims to help audiences understand the educational challenges of the pandemic and find ways to support children's learning from a developmental perspective.

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$Mr. Younger\'s class syllabus$ $Mr. Younger\'s class syllabus$

Mr. Younger\'s class syllabus

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CampusCraft is a serious health game prototype targeted at college freshmen that addresses various health issues like sexual health, alcohol use, diet, exercise and stress management. It uses a quest-based gameplay where players explore a virtual campus, interact with other students, and make choices that impact their character's wellness. The goal is to help players develop an understanding of personal health risks and how behaviors can affect their health and well-being in college through interactive scenarios. Further development will add more complex storylines, skill-building missions, and options to recruit and manage a team to complete assignments.

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Managing the Costs of Higher Education discusses the rising costs of higher education and provides advice for planning. It notes that tuition at Ivy League schools is $47,000-$63,000 per year, while state schools are $10,000-$15,000, not including living expenses. Too many students take on unmanageable debt without proper planning. The article recommends that students start planning in junior year of high school by taking assessments to help identify career interests and abilities, then researching postsecondary options, as college may not always be the best path. Seeking advice from a mentor can help provide a more objective perspective for important life decisions. With informed planning, students can choose the right and most economical postsecondary option

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The document outlines expectations and consequences for students going on a Yosemite lunch meeting trip. It discusses rules around water bottles, equipment borrowing, and behavior. Students are expected to follow all rules and the behavior contract or they may be sent home, with their parents losing money and them missing out on the rest of the trip. The final payment for the trip is due by Friday.

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The document announces several upcoming events including a STEM symposium featuring speakers from major tech companies, open houses at Hawaii Pacific University and University of Hawaii Manoa, and an online cybersecurity game called GirlsGoCyberStart. It also provides information and deadlines for Sacred Hearts Academy scholarships, financial aid applications through TADS, and Foodland's Shop for Higher Education program. Students are reminded not to feed birds on campus and to check the lost and found for missing items.

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The document provides information and guidelines for parents about their child's morning routine and school day. It discusses breakfast, lunch, arrival time, homework, money procedures, snacks, the math and reading curriculum, report cards, safety guidelines, and attendance policies. Parents are asked to send notes for absences and money in labeled envelopes, check homework folders nightly, and ensure children wear proper shoes for playground safety.

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This document provides information and tips for parents to support their child's education. It discusses asking children about their school day, reading with children, comprehension questions, study routines, parent-teacher conferences, healthy eating, TV and computer use, and school communication. Tips include reading daily, asking about classes, setting study times, attending conferences, monitoring TV and ensuring good attendance. The goal is to help parents actively engage with their child's learning.

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Clickers

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The document summarizes the activities of a student group called "Clickers" over the 2010-2011 school year to promote safe driving among teens. They focused on seatbelt usage, distracted driving, drunk driving, and speeding. Activities included designing posters and flyers, assemblies, competitions, and partnering with local groups and media to spread safety messages to students and the community. Evaluation of pre- and post-surveys showed increases in seatbelt compliance rates among the student body.

1st & 2nd Grade G/T Parent Meeting 2014

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Thingsfallapart

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