Mount Carmel Media Sale – benefits MC Library
Donation Dates: Tuesday, April 12, room B-5 or before April 13, MC library
Sale Dates: 7am-5pm, Thursday & Friday, April 14 & 15
The MCHS PTSA is proud to announce our spring MC Media Sale. We are asking for donations of gently used media (books, books on tape/CD, music CDs, DVDs, VHS, etc.) by the surrounding community to then sell at low prices back to the community on April 14 and 15. All proceeds raised will benefit the Library at the Mount.
The library uses funds from this event to purchase books and magazines the students to enjoy. The librarian’s make their selections for the library before the rest of the shoppers, at our last event they got 12 donated books that they added to the library’s collection. Teachers finding items to use in their classrooms receive these items at no charge. And of course, the people purchasing these items are getting a great value along with their entertainment and education.
Do your spring cleaning this spring break and donate your media items to MCHS PTSA. Drop off donations at room B-5 on Tuesday, April 12, or at the school library before April 13.
Stop by and shop on Thursday and Friday. Are you traveling this summer? Need a bit of reading material or some new tunes to get through the summer holiday, check out the pricing on the items you would like:
Paperback Books — 25 cents each
Hardback Books — $1.00 each
Books on Tape/CD — $3.00 per book
Coffee Table Books — $3.00 each
Cassette Tapes — 25 cents each
Music CDs — $1.00 each
VHS Movies — 50 cents each
DVD Movies — $2.00 each
LPs — 50 cents each
Game CD/DVD — $1.00 each
Cash and carry. Checks are okay with ID. No credit cards, please.
For more information about the sale please email Gail Matson.
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Adobe Bluffs’ Got Talent?
Variety Show – Friday, April 15, 2011
Save the date....April 15....the long awaited event is finally here! The AB Idol Variety show...come and enjoy the amazing talents of your fellow Aztecs. Music,dance, song and other talents will entertain you at this family fun event
Questions can be directed to Darlene Hart, (858)538-2043 or Jennifer Wright, (858)484-1496
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PUSD PEPP Information Night
- 6-7pm, Thursday, March 31, 2011
- Painted Rock Elementary School MPR, 16711b Martincoit Road, Poway
Do you have a child with a summer or fall birthday?
Are you thinking about the PEPP program?
If your child will be 5 years old between June 1st and December 2nd, the PEPP program may be the place for you. The PEPP program is a developmentally appropriate kindergarten program designed for our youngest students. Through this program, students get the chance to develop important skills essential for school success in kindergarten and beyond.
Sound interesting?
Want to learn more?
Come join us Thursday, March 31st for an information night. There will be a brief overview of the program and why it might be appropriate for your child. PEPP teachers will be available to answer questions. A current PEPP classroom will be open for you to tour.
This is a Parent Night, please leave the little ones at home. Thank you.
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The Power of Parenting: Preparing for the Middle School and Teen Years
- Thursday, April 14, 6:30-8:30
- Canyon View Elementary MPR
Jennifer Konzen, a Parent Educator and a registered Marriage and Family Therapist intern, will be presenting on topics important to many parents.
· Preparing for the developmental, social, and emotional challenges unique to middle school and high school students.
· Having a successful transition to middle school.
· Keeping a close relationship and open communication while holding to effective consequences.
· Raising a child who uses their strengths to benefit their community.
· Dealing with concerns about academic success, self-esteem, peer relationships, depression, anxiety, drinking and drugs, argumentative/ defiant behavior, anger, self-harming, deceit, etc.
· Seeing these years as the Age of Opportunity!
View the Power of Parenting flyer for more information.
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What Parents Need to Know, Trends and Dangers in Cyberspace
- a free community presentation
- 6:45-8:15pm Wednesday, April 27, 2011
- Park Village Elementary School
The Internet is an amazing place where kids like to spend lots of time socializing and exploring. Unfortunately, they often encounter too much too soon. The San Diego Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force (ICAC) and the San Diego Police Foundation are providing tools to help kids and parents make smart cyber choices. Parents and concerned adults are invited to attend this important community event at Black Mountain Middle School.
This FREE Community Presentation will take place Wednesday, April 27, 2011. Check in from 6:45-7:00pm, presentation and Q&A from 7:00-8:15pm. This presentation is for adults only; the content is not appropriate for children.
Registration is required. Please go to www.sdpolicefoundation.org to register.
Click here for more information.