November 2012 WolfTracks Final

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General PTA Meetings

and ProposedPrograms for SchoolYear

2nd Tuesday of the Month,6:30pm (Months designatedin Bylaws)

December 11 Life MemberRecognition and HolidayConcert

February 12Reflection

April 9UIL Recognition

Letter from Sylvia Theissen, PTA President

October was another busy month for the PTA. Reflectionentries were submitted, Scholastic Book Fair was held, aLunch N Learn was hosted, Red Ribbon Week wascelebrated, PTA assisted with the distribution of cookiedough, Faculty and Staff were honored with anappreciation lunch, and October birthdays werecelebrated. A BIG Thank You to all the eventcoordinators and volunteers. Your efforts make TejedaMiddle School the best place to be.

The month of November brings the Fall Dance. PTAteams up with Tejedas Student Council in this effort.This event is so much fun for the kids, but also fun for the

adult volunteers. There are all sorts of ways to volunteerfor this one. Contact Jaylyn Welch([email protected]) for more information.

The month of November also brings Thanksgiving. I amthankful to be a part of such a wonderful school andcommunity. Tejeda Middle School is a great place to bebecause of the great parents, students, and staff that arewilling to give of their time and talent.

Have a happy and blessed Thanksgiving,

Sylvia Theissen

Tejeda Middle School PTA President

Dont Forget!

Fall Dance

November 9See pg 3 for details
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]


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Dear Parents:

We have completed our first nine weeks of school and the students are in a routine. They are some ofthe most respectful children I know. We appreciate the opportunity to work beside you. Let me take thisopportunity to share a few things with you.

The school fundraiser was very successful. I do not have a final figure as of yet, but as I understand, wedid very well. This will give me the opportunity to provide additional training for teachers, provide

additional planning time and to provide for the students. Thank you for the contributions that each of youhave made.

We had our Lunch and Learn PTA meeting this month and it was very well attended. We talked aboutAIM, we discussed what it meant to be a Leader in Me School, and we took the time to have questions.

We are currently in the middle of Red Ribbon Week and we are having the book fair. Thank you for yoursupport of both of these events. The students seem to be enjoying the theme for each day and we have

had great participation. We will conclude the week with a guest speaker; I look forward to the impactthat he will most certainly have. Our fundraising company is providing a speaker that will come on

October 30 to talk to the students about bullying. By the time you receive this publication we will haveheard both speakers. It is my hope that with each step we take, we will continue to build the culture ofour great school.

As we begin our year, we are enjoying the concerts of the season. All of the groups have done a greatjob. Volleyball and football have been a joy to follow. It is a privilege to watch your children grow asathletes and musicians.

Our first school dance will be November 9, 2012. The most important thing to know is that all students

are welcome and it is a casual dance. The sixth grade will be separate from the seventh and eighth gradedance. Here are the details below:

Date: Friday, November 9th

Times: 6th Grade: 3:30pm - 5:30pm7th and 8th Grade: 6pm-8pm

Ticket Sales: Monday, November 5th - Friday, November 9th at all lunches.Prices: $5 Tickets, $7 Meal Deal (Hamburger or Hot Dog, Drink, Snack)$7 at the door Friday NightTheme: Girls ask Boys (Not required, just for fun if they want!)

Decorations: Glow in the Dark

Please let this serve as a reminder that STAAR is definitely alive and well. We are trying very hard tocontinue to increase the rigor and help our students reach the highest achievement that they can. The

standards for the test we took last year will not be in our hands until January. With this in mind, we willcontinue to work with every child, every day.

One request that I need to pass on to you is in regard to parking. I respectfully request that you refrainfrom parking on the curb in front of the school when you pick up your child duringthe day. Please do your best to park in a parking spot. We cant take the risk ofblocking an emergency vehicle. I appreciate your help in this endeavor.

Always for kids,

Brenda Shelton, Principal


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TEJEDA MS

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Tejeda PTA Membership

Hello again! We want ALL families to Get Connected to Tejeda PTA thisyear. Did you know that joining PTA does NOT require you to volunteer forcountless hours? Being a member of PTA simply means you are supportingyour school and your child - connecting families and schools is what we'reall about. Plus, you are eligible for lots of great discounts from places like

Six Flags, La Quinta, Dell (and more) after you activate your card! You canjoin PTA on the form on page 6 of this newsletter or contact CindyZagrzecki. Join PTA today and GET CONNECTED!

Thanks,

Cindy Zagrzecki2012-2013 Membership [email protected]


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TEJEDA PTA MEMBERSHIP FORMIf you would like to become a member and no longer have your welcome packet information,please fill out this form and return it with your membership fee in an envelope marked PTAMEMBERSHIP to your childs teacher. Thank you!Name:_________________________________________Address:_______________________________________Phone No:_______________________ Email:_____________________________Childs Name:____________________ Advisory Teacher/Grade_______________

Joining as: _____Parent _____Teacher/staff ____Relative ____Community memberMembership: $6.50 per member $4.25 per life member

Please make checks to : Tejeda Middle School PTA

Its that time of year again! Everyone is back in school, and our PTA membershipdrive is in full swing!

Lets show our support and JOIN PTA!


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WATCH D.O.G.S. (Dads OfGreat Students) is an innovative program of the National Center for Fatheringfocusing on the prevention of violence in our nations schools by using the positive influence of fathers andfather-figures for a two-fold purpose:1) to provide an unobtrusive presence in the schools, and 2) to be a positive and active role-model for students at their school.

WATCH D.O.G.S. was founded by Jim Moore, a concerned father who chose to take action in response to a1998 middle-school shooting in Jonesboro, AR. WATCH D.O.G.S. serves to inspire and equip men to be the

involved fathers, grandfathers and father-figures their students need.

For more information, visit the WATCH D.O.G.S. website at www.fathers.com/watchdogs .

WOLF CREDORESPECT THE ELDERS TEACH

THE YOUNG COOPERATE WITH

THE PACK PLAY WHEN YOU

CAN HUNT WHEN YOU MUST

REST IN BETWEEN

SHARE

YOUR AFFECTIONS

VOICE

YOUR FEELINGS

LEAVE YOUR

MARK
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Presidents Volunteer Service Award

The Presidents Volunteer Service Award (PVSA) is issued by the Presidents Council on Serviceand Civic Participation on behalf of the President of the United States. It is given to recognizethe best in American spirit, and to encourage all Americans to improve their communities

through volunteer service and civic participation.

The Award is given to individuals that have demonstrated outstanding volunteer service andcivic participation over the course of a 12-month period. For Tejeda students, the PVSA timeperiod is April 15, 2012 to April 14, 2013. All hours will need to be turned in by April 15th in

order to allow enough time to review and certify service hours and to order awards.

HOW TO LOG YOUR HOURS

Please log your service hours on the Tejeda Middle School 2012-2013 PVSA Log (which can

be found on our facebook page), http://www.facebook.com/tejedaptaor on Scribd.

IMPORTANTFor any project that accrues more than 20 hours of service, please have the

supervisor of the project issue a signed letter/certificate and attach to your log.

The PVSA collection time for your service hours is April 15, 2012April 14, 2013. Any

service done during this time period can be logged.

The PVSA log must be turned into the front office by April 15, 2013.

The student and parent must sign the log to certify that the hours are accurate.

There are three levels of awards

BRONZEyou have at least 50 service hours

SILVERyou have 75-99 service hours

GOLDyou have 100 or more service hours.

The award includes a certificate and a letter from the President. Students who receive a

Presidents Volunteer Service Award will be recognized at the end of May.

If you have any questions, please contact Sylvia Theissen, Tejeda Middle School PTA President [email protected].
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Texas PTA Newsletter

The Fall 2012 edition ofThe Voice is available online. Get your copy fromthe Texas PTA website:

http://www.txpta.org/about-texas-pta/voice/

PTA Links

NEISD Council of PTAs

http://www.necouncilpta.com/

State PTA

http://www.txpta.org/

National PTA

http://www.pta.org/

Big News: Tejeda PTA is on Facebook

The Tejeda Middle School PTA Facebook Page went live January 2012.

Visit us at https://www.facebook.com/TejedaPTA.

The page is used to announce events, volunteer opportunities, thank ourvolunteers, and to advertise the many things Tejeda PTA does. We are distributing

forms and documents via the page as well.

What we do notplan to use the page for is as a discussion board. Any discussiontype business should continue to be done via phone and/or email.

So, click the "LIKE" button at the top of the page to receive updates andinformation about the best place to be, Tejeda Middle School! Please visit the pageoften and suggest it to your friends!
http://www.txpta.org/about-texas-pta/voice/http://www.txpta.org/about-texas-pta/voice/http://www.necouncilpta.com/http://www.necouncilpta.com/http://www.txpta.org/http://www.txpta.org/http://www.pta.org/http://www.pta.org/https://www.facebook.com/TejedaPTAhttps://www.facebook.com/TejedaPTAhttps://www.facebook.com/TejedaPTAhttp://www.pta.org/http://www.txpta.org/http://www.necouncilpta.com/http://www.txpta.org/about-texas-pta/voice/


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STAAR Questions?

Having a lot of questions about the new STAAR tests, youwill find many resources, as well as a comprehensive

question and answer document, at the Texas EducationAgency website.

Link: http://www.tea.state.tx.us/student.assessment/staar/

Please visit the NEISD's STAAR (State of Texas Assessments

of Academic Readiness) website for a basic overview of

STAAR which specifies who will be taking this new statewide

test in the coming school years.

http://www.neisd.net/staar/index.html

The website will be updated as more information from TEA

becomes available.
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New Phone Number for Tejeda

NEISD technicians installed a new phone system at Tejeda inFebruary 2012.

Our new phone number is 210-356-5600.

Please update all of your data devices regarding the phonenumber change here at Tejeda. A new listing of all availablecontact numbers will be published as soon as they becomeavailable.

Please send a note with your

student when he/she is absent. Astudent has 2 days to turn in a

Parent or Dr.s. note to receive credit for that

absence.

MONEY MATTERSAs of November 1, 2004, North East ISD has establishedthe following policy for accepting checks and collecting badchecks: For a check to be an acceptable form of payment,it must include your current and accurate name, address,telephone number, drivers license number and state. Inthe event your check is returned for non-payment, the facevalue may be recovered electronically along with a stateallowed recovery fee. In the event your check is returnedfor non-payment, checks will no longer be an acceptableform of payment for the remainder of the school year.

- Irene Cantu, Bookkeeper


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Message from the Main Office by Marsha Stiles

The Tejeda main office would like to share a few procedural tips for making yourvisits to our campus a pleasant experience. When the need arises, and yourpresence is required at Tejeda, you will need to do the following:

1. No matter the reason for the visit, you are required to stop at the mainoffice first to sign in.

2. If you are only there to drop something off for your child, or to pick up asick child from the clinic, you must sign in at the main office counter andtake the yellow laminated pass found in the pocket of the sign in binder.

3. If you need to go anywhere else in the building, you will need to be signedin through the Raptor system. Your driver's license is required for thisprocedure. Once the license has been scanned during your first visit, you

will only need to tell us your name for any subsequent visits. However, youwill always need to show your DL to sign your student out at the clinic and/

or the attendance window.4. It is extremely important that during the morning hours of 7:30-

8:30 a.m. you understand that the front parking lot is closed forbuses only. The same applies to the afternoon pick up from 2:50-3:45 p.m. If you arrive to pick up a student at 2:45 p.m. and park in thefront parking lot, please do not park anywhere in the circle drive. Themiddle section of the parking lot is the recommended place to park. Parkingin any other space may result in your vehicle being blocked in by the schoolbuses. Please also be aware that if this happens, we are not allowed to askthe buses to move.

5. We will soon have a new Raptor system set up near the student drop off/pick up area in the event you enter the building from the back parking lotduring the early morning times. Those badges will be printed from the ISSroom/C142.

COOPERATE WITH THE PACK

Have you noticed the icon on the bottom left side of the Tejeda web page? Cooperate

with the Pack is another way to report bullying issues at Tejeda.In addition to the Bully Box, located outside the library, students can now click on the

link, type in their issue or concern and press send.

The emails will be checked 3 times throughout the school day. Urgent issues or concerns

should be reported to proper authorities immediately or to campus administrators.


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Counselors Cornerby Shawnda Christopher

Top Ten Study Secrets of Great Students

1. Set goals for a successful school year.

2.Plan your time carefully. Use a calendar (or a Tejeda agenda book).

3. Study every day.

4. Take notes in class and participate in class discussions.

5. Review your notes shortly after class (AIM is a great time for reviewing).

6. Make sure you have the supplies you need.

7. Check the details. Review assignments and tests before turning

them in to the teacher.

8. Get ready the night before school.

9.

If youre working in a group, be willing to do a little more thanyour share.

10. Turn these positive actions into habits by repeating them for 21

days.

TAB News by Kimberly Skok

Weve got some exciting things going on with TAB (T-Wolves Against Bullies) this year! As youknow Tejeda is a fabulous place with a lot of wonderful things happening every day and we wantto focus on that. In order to do so, TAB has initiated two ways to brag about the good things

the students are seeing and doing everyday and we are doing this with PAWSitive Leaders and

on our Twitter page. Every teacher on campus has blue paws available in his/her room.Students are encouraged to take a paw when they see a random act of kindness and write aboutit on the paw. The paws are then turned in and hung along the hallway. Our hope is to have

the paws start at the main office hallway and travel around to the gym and back to the mainoffice. Some are these random acts are then posted to our Twitter page. Be sure to follow us

@PAWSitiveLeaders.

Frank Tejeda MS@tejedams

Greatest Middle School in the USA!
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"Share the Warmth"by Melissa Ling, Special Projects

Special Projects Co-Chairs Kendra Barnes and Melissa

Ling have been working together with our NEISD sister

school, El Dorado Elementary. With the cold weather

approaching, there are some students in need of

(gently worn or new) winter coats and/or tennis shoes.

Along with this we will have a T-Wolf tree for other wish

list items. After the Thanksgiving holiday please look for

an e-blast entitled "Share the Warmth", it will give you

information on how you can sign up to help a student in

need.


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T-Wolves Against Bullies (T.A.B.) by Kristen Guerra

Tejeda had their first ever Mix-it-Up Lunch on Friday, October 5, 2012! A mix-it-up

lunch is where students are asked to sit at a new table out of their comfort zone.

It is a simple way to encourage students to meet new people during lunch. T-

wolves Against Bullies (TAB) initiated this lunch as an effort to teach tolerance and

to diminish bullying. To celebrate, the students were also asked to wear mix-

matched clothes. Teachers at the campus also participated in this event. Christian,

a seventh grader, said I met three kids Ive never talked to before! I found out

that we had similar interests. It was fun! TAB will host a Mix -It-Up Lunch during

the first Friday of every month!


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More from T-Wolves Against Bullies (T.A.B.) by Marilu Ramey

The T-Wolves Against Bullies Club recently sponsored a collection drive for items to take

to the Children's Hospital. We collected items such as coloring books, crayons, books,

pencils, stickers, and other trinkets. TAB members also took time to make get well cards

for the children at the hospital. TAB delivered items on October 27th (Make a Difference

Day) along with cards that the students made. Thank you too all TAB members and

supporters who made donations .


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G.R.E.E.N. CLUB

GREEN CLUB is selling Smencils (smelly pencils) and Smens (smelly pens) again

this year! We will also soon be selling special holiday Smencils and Smens. They aresold every Thursday before and after school. You can also buy them before or af-ter school in B 107, B 130, or A 115. Smencils are $1 and Smens are $2. They aremade from 100% recycled newspapers. They are rolled from sheets of newspaperinstead of wood. You can even see the layers of newspaper when you sharpen thepencils. Not only do they smell great, but theyre good for the environment too!

Being responsible for the environment is an important part of doing business intoday's world. In manufacturing Smencils, recycled newspapers, environmentallyfriendly fragrances, corn-based biodegradable plastic tubes, and biodegradable eras-ers are utilized. As we like to say: Saving trees one pencil or pen at a time. 100%of the profit from the Smencils/ Smens is used to keep Tejedas campus beautiful!

Did you know that if everyone in the US recycled just 10% oftheir newspapers, we would save about 25 million trees each year?

-Susan Thorpe


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2012-2013 UIL Practice Schedule

Number Sense Mondays 7:35-8:10 in room A115, Ms. Kissinger & Mrs.Bodet

6th Grade Math Mondays 3:30-4:15 in room A214, Mr. Garza

7th & 8th Grade Math Mondays 3:30-4:15 in A016, Mrs. Crocker

Maps, Charts, & Graphs Tuesdays 7:35-8:10 in room A218, Mr. James

SpellingTuesdays 3:30-4:15 in B127, Mrs. E. Castellanos

Calculator - Wednesdays 3:30-4:15 in room B128, Mrs. Bodet

Science Thursdays -7:35-8:10 in room B135, Mrs. J. Castellanos

Dictionary Skills Thursdays 3:30-4:15 in room A010, Mrs. Jacobs

Social Studies Fridays 7:35-8:10 in room A212, Mrs. Guenther

Important UIL Academic Meet Date

Saturday, October 27th - MESAC Meet @ TejedaSaturday, December 1st - UIL Practice Meet @ GarnerSaturday, February 2nd - UIL Practice Meet @ TejedaSaturday, March 23rd - UIL District Championship Meet @ Bush

- Lynn Bodet, [email protected] Coordinator


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Tejeda Red Cross Club by Sandra Guenther

The Tejeda Red Cross Club is pleased to announce our fund raiser for

November - TURKEY LEGS!

We have asked teachers to volunteer to decorate their legs in any way they

like. The club members will be taking pictures of the teachers legs, covering

their faces, and displaying the photos in the cafeteria. Students are asked to

vote for their favorite TURKEY LEGS while donating a dollar. Each student

can make 2 votes.

We have over 25 teachers volunteering so we are excited that the kids will

really participate. Parents please let your student bring a dollar or two to

donate. All money donated goes directly to the American Red Cross. Our

fundraiser will run from November 1-15.

Happy Turkey Legs!


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Student Council News by Beth Norman

Student Council is off to a great start this school year! The following are

some of the highlights of our activities: Members have been working at the

school store, busily selling concessions for the football and volleyballgames. We're restocking the store to be ready for basketball season, andthe sponsors look forward to working with even more students during that

season. Other members help out each morning by serving in the very

important role of hall monitor in various locations inside the building. Earlyin October, Grayson Schwarz attended Cibolo Green's Fall Festival as the T-

Wolf and excited the elementary students there. Later in the month, othermembers helped at Bulverde Creeks Fall Festival. Back at Tejeda, the Spirit

Committee members are hard at work making posters to put up around theschool before games to excite the students. Several Student Council

members assisted with Red Ribbon week and advertised for the book fair the

week of October 22-26 by dressing up as the T-Wolf at the student drop offin the back of the school. It was fun to see what the T-Wolf was going towear each day! Student members prepared an enjoyable sweet treat for

teachers at the end of October. The student-led Dance Committee isworking on organizing, with the help of PTA volunteers, the first dance of the

school year on November 9th. The theme is Glow in the Dark: Girls AskGuys (Sadie Hawkins), and promises to be a great time!

If these activities sound like fun, it's not too late to join StudentCouncil! Your son or daughter can see Mrs. Hicks, Mr. James, Mr. McBurnett,

or Mrs. Norman for a membership packet; we'd love them to be a part ofStudent Council this year!


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Sport Schedule

Basketball Schedule can be found at:

http://www.neisd.net/tejeda/athletics/athletic_schedules/BBSchedule2012.pdf

Volleyball Schedule can be found at:

http://www.neisd.net/tejeda/athletics/athletic_schedules/volleyball7th.pdf

http://www.neisd.net/tejeda/athletics/athletic_schedules/volleyball8th.pdf

Dont forget to visit the Tejeda PTApage on Facebook!

Recent posts included information about the Scholastic BookFair and great pictures from Red Ribbon Week!

Visit us at https://www.facebook.com/TejedaPTA.
http://www.neisd.net/tejeda/athletics/athletic_schedules/BBSchedule2012.pdfhttp://www.neisd.net/tejeda/athletics/athletic_schedules/BBSchedule2012.pdfhttp://www.neisd.net/tejeda/athletics/athletic_schedules/volleyball7th.pdfhttp://www.neisd.net/tejeda/athletics/athletic_schedules/volleyball8th.pdfhttps://www.facebook.com/TejedaPTAhttps://www.facebook.com/TejedaPTAhttps://www.facebook.com/TejedaPTAhttp://www.neisd.net/tejeda/athletics/athletic_schedules/volleyball8th.pdfhttp://www.neisd.net/tejeda/athletics/athletic_schedules/volleyball7th.pdfhttp://www.neisd.net/tejeda/athletics/athletic_schedules/BBSchedule2012.pdf


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Dietitians Diary

November 2012

Katie Mahoney, M.S., R.D., L.D.

Nutrition Education / Wellness Coordinator

School Nutrition Services

Think Your Drink

If youre trying to lose weight, one of the quickest and easiest changes

you can make is to make healthier beverage choices. Not only will yousave calories (and added pounds) by giving up soft drinks, you may even

save some money as well! Soft drinks, sports drinks, energy drinks, and

sports waters are growing in popularity, but do you really know what

youre drinking? I want to encourage you to think your drink, by

simply thinking about what youre drinking, how it can impact your

health, and whether there are healthier drink options available. Many

people are not aware of the sugar content of their favorite non-dietdrinks. For example, a 12 ounce serving of sweet tea has 130 calories

and 32 grams of sugar. Non-diet cola drinks have, on average, 140

calories and 33 grams of sugar. The average 12 ounce sports drink

contains 120 calories and 22 grams of sugar. It is okay to enjoy these

drinks in small amounts every now and then, but they should not be

consumed daily. The healthiest options are always water or moderate

amounts of nutrient-rich low-fat or fat-free milk. Even 100% fruit

juice adds calories to your diet, so make sure that you limit it to 8

ounces per day.


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1Silver Star Ceremony730am

Young HistoriansPoinsettia Salecontinues

Vball vs Eisenhower

Bball parent mtg 630p

2Report Card

day

Mix it Up Lunch

NJHS parent mtg630p

3OrchestraRegionalAuditions

Choir RegionalAuditions

Vball tournamen

4 5School Dance

Tickets go onsale

Magnet Schoolmtg @ Bradley630p

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School Play630p

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School Play630p

9Veterans Daycelebration930a

Last day to buydance tickets

Fall Dance

10Orchestra RegionAuditions

Band RegionalAuditions

Choir sings @Rampage game

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VeteransDay

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McTeacher Night430-730p

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Boys Basketball vsKreuger

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Progress

Reports

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Student and

Staff Holiday

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Student and

Staff Holiday

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Student and

Staff Holiday

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Student and

Staff Holiday

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Student and

Staff Holiday

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PTA

Newslettersubmission

deadline

27 28Poinsettia Pickup

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Dancers perform@ all 3 lunches

Boys Basketball vsNimitz

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Student Bdays

NESA DanceShow 730p

November 2012

Fall DanceNov 9

Tickets onsale Nov 5!

ThanksgivingStaff lunch

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