Celebrate Earth Day with AB’s Recycling Event – 9-12 noon, Saturday, April 16, 2011
Need paper or documents shredded? A paper shredding company will be at our school! Costs you only $10 a box and all proceeds go back to Adobe Bluffs!
Bring cans and bottles in standard garbage bags. The class with the most bags wins an otter pop party !!!
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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.
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PUSD Kindergarten Enrollment - begins Wednesday, May 11, 2011
Kindergarten Enrollment for 2011-2012 School Year will begin on Wednesday, May 11, 8-11 am in the conference room.
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Spring BOGO Book Fair! – May 16-20, 2011
Save the dates! The Spring Book Fair is just around the corner. The Spring PTA sponsored BOGO (Buy One Get One Free) book fair is scheduled for May 16-20th.
If anyone is interested in volunteering for this very important event please contact Shari Le Favour at jwlefavour@hotmail.com. It takes many volunteers to make this wonderful AB event successful.
More information will be coming home in your child’s backpacks in May. But, mark your calendars now for May 16-20th!
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Book Exchange and Sale a Success for AB readers and Japan
Thank you to all the students and parents who participated in the Book Exchange and Sale. More than 1,500 books were exchanged and sold in three days. Through your generosity and love of reading we also raised $233.75 for AmeriCares.com to support its continuing relief efforts in Japan.
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Are you known as the “Helmet Police”? This is a good thing.
Take your skateboards, rollerblades or non-motorized scooters out for fun with your friends, but remember to be safe.Here are some laws that skateboarders, rollerbladers and non-motorized scooter riders must follow.*
You have all the rights of a pedestrian but you must obey many of the same laws:
Obey the signs and speed limits - Obey all signs and signals, including speed limit and stop signs, yield right-of-way signs and traffic signals
Entering the street- Never enter the street suddenly or freestyle down your driveway. You may end up in the path of a vehicle
Face oncoming traffic - If there are no sidewalks, use the extreme left-hand edge of the road, facing oncoming traffic
Intersections - At an intersection, look both ways before you cross. Drivers are required to stop for pedestrians, but motorists may not see you in time
Bridges, highway overcrossings - Don't ride, board or blade on a bridge or highway overcrossing unless there is a sidewalk and a sign giving you permission. Many cities and counties forbid you to use them. Remember, public streets and highways are designed primarily for motor vehicles.
Helmets - California state law requires anyone under 18 who uses a skateboard, non-motorized scooter, rollerblades or roller skates is required to wear a helmet. It could save your life. In addition to your helmet, wear gloves, knee pads and other protective gear.
Motorized Skateboards - Motorized Skateboards are legal on private property only. They are illegal on highways, sidewalks, bikeways and hiking or recreational trails.
* Counties and cities may have additional local ordinances.
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