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text: V A L D O S T A C I T Y S C H O O L S Cat Chat Volume 16 Number 6 February 2006 Dedicated to the Loving Memory of Mildred V. Wisenbaker Valdosta Board of Education Update New VBOE members At the January 9 Regular Meeting of the Valdosta Board of take oath of office. Education, VBOE Attorney Gary Moser administered the Oath of Office to the following newly-elected members of the Board: Jeana Beeland At-Large Bill Love District 6 Dr. Mike Pitts District 4 Trey Sherwood District 5 Bill Love As required, Board Officers (Chair and Vice Chair) must be elected each January for the new calendar year. Ricky Rowe was elected as the 2006 VBOE Chair; Warren Lee was elected as the 2006 VBOE Vice Chair! Regular meetings of the Valdosta Board of Education Jeana Beeland are held the second Monday of each month, and VBOE Work Sessions are held on the fourth Monday of the month. Both meetings are held at 7 p.m. in the Board Room of the Superintendent's Office, 1204 Williams Street (unless otherwise noted). The public is invited to attend all VBOE meetings. The February 13, March 13, Dr. Mike Pitts May 8 and June 12 Regular Meetings will be held in the Board Room of the Superintendent's Office, as will the Work Sessions scheduled for February 27, April 24, May 22, and June 26. The April 10 Regular Meeting/Public Forum will be held at Sallas-Mahone Elementary School. Valdosta Board of Education members include: Ricky Rowe (Chair) Annie Fisher Dr. Mike Pitts Trey Sherwood Warren Lee (Vice Chair) Willie Jones Betty Rogers Jeana Beeland Bill Love Trey Sherwood CORRECTION . . . Information was incorrectly reported in the January Cat Chat that the VHS Financial Aid Workshop would be held January 26 in the PAC. The CORRECT information should have been as follows: VHS, LHS & Valwood will host a Financial Aid and College Night Workshop on January 23 at 6 p.m. in the James H. Rainwater Conference Center. The editor regrets this error! INSIDE THIS ISSUE... Early Dismissal Times Get Well Wishes... 2 Spotlight on Success... 3 Sympathy to... 2 CPIE Happenings... 9 VHS . . . . . . . . . . 1:00 p.m. Welcome to Our World... 2 VCS at a Glance... 11 Middle Schools . . 1:30 p.m. Wedding Bells... 2 Welcome To Our VSC Family... 10 K-5 Schools . . . . 2:00 p.m. 2 V A L D O S T A C I T Y S C H O O L S Sympathy to . . . February 2006 • Bill Aldrich (CO) and family on the death of his father. 1 – 28 National Black History Month • Susan Futch (WGN) and family on the death of her mother. • Carolyn Haigler (WGN) and family on the death of her mother. 1 SLM Penny Drive Begins • Patricia Tomlinson (SM – 3rd) and family on the death of March Cat Chat Deadline her brother. 2 Groundhog Day • Marilyn Johnson (NMS -- 8th social studies) and family on the death of her father. SM PTO Board Meeting (2 p.m.) • Sterling Brantley (NMS – SpEd) and family on the death of 3 SLM "Jump Rope for Heart" his aunt. • Kaye Meadows (SLM – 2nd) and family on the death of her WG Group and Club Pictures husband's aunt. 6 – 10 National School Counseling Week • Georgianna M. Nash (SLM – 2nd) and family on the death of her great aunt. 6 VMS/NMS/SE/WG Interim Reports • Barbara Carter (SE) and family on the death of her sister. 7 Parent Conferences – Early Dismissal • Idella Griffin (SE) and family on the death of her aunt. VTFCU Annual Meeting @ • Cheryl Copeland (SE) and family on the death of her grandfather. VMS Cafeteria (4 p.m.) • Sheila Robinson (SE) and family on the death of her aunt. JLL PTO/Open House (6 p.m.) • Roosevelt Lowther (VHS – science) and family on the death of his mother-in-law. 9 JLL Parent Session (10 a.m.) • Taurence Phillips (VHS – chorus) and family on the death SM Winter Carnival (5-7 p.m.) of his mother-in-law. • Kay Bolton (VHS – guidance clerk) and family on the death 9 VCS System Spelling Bee @ of her mother. NMS Media Center (9:30 a.m.) • Wesley Force (VHS) and family on the death of his father. SE Valentine Dance (6-8 p.m.) • Doris Callaway (CO Retired – Transportation) and family on the death of her daughter. 11 ACT • The family of Mildred V. Wisenbaker (Retired) 13 VBOE Meeting (7 p.m.) 14 – 18 Multicultural Awareness Week Get Well Wishes . . . 14 Valentine's Day WGN School Council (11 a.m.) • Kathryn Alyssa Swilley, daughter of Al Swilley (VMS – 6th math) • Jerry Meadows, husband of Kay Meadows (SLM) and father 15 – 16 Multicultural Arts Festival @ of Georgianna M. Nash (SLM) PAC (7:45 a.m. – 2:45 p.m.) • Kevin Thompson, son of Mike Thompson (CO – Warehouse) • Judy Martin (VHS – English) 15 SLM School Council (2 p.m.) • Alonzo Miller (CO – SNP) 17 SLM Multicultural Day • Deborah Jackson (JLL – SNP) • Regina Roberts (WG – SNP) WG Georgia Day • Mamie Williams (Retired SLM – SNP) SM Spring Pictures (Group & Individual) • Sterling Brantley (NMS – SpEd) LP "Jump Rope for Heart" • Vikki Hardin (WG – 5th) • Husband of Avia Johnson (NMS – CAI Lab) 20 - 21 Mid-Winter Break • Bernetha McCray (SE) 22 VHS February Student of the Month Luncheon • Ann McLeod (SE) • John Davis (SLM) 23 – 25 All-State Band & Orchestra (Savannah) 23 JLL Parent Session (10 a.m.) Welcome to Our World . . . SE Wax Museum WG Wax Museum • Dovan Zaiver Scott, grandson of Verma Gordon (SLM – SNP) WGN Spring Carnival (5 – 7 p.m.) was born October 25. • Lacy Anne McLeod, daughter of Anne (SE – SLP) & Blake VHS School Council (4 p.m.) McLeod, was born January 9. Proud grandparents include 24 SE Career Day (9 a.m.) Mary Ann Drumheller (SLM). • Kenneth David Spinks, son of Scott (CO – Technology) and SE Black History Program (1:30 p.m.) Dawn Sprinks, was born December 22. 27 GKAP-R Window 3 Opens (K) JLL School Council (4:30 p.m.) Thinking of You . . . VBOE Work Session (7 p.m.) 28 VMS PTO Student of the Month (2 p.m.) • Pat Denmark (WG) • Dara Chilton (JLL – 1st) SE School Council (6 p.m.) V A L D O S T A C I T Y S C H O O L S 3 Spotlight on Success . . . • A room full of gifts were collected by VHS for needy families of students enrolled in the Valdosta City School System. These families were identified as affected by poverty, • Brett Stanton (VHS – Principal) announces that Valdosta natural disaster and other hardships that would prohibit the High School was selected and approved for a Charter School family from purchasing gifts for the children's Christmas. Planning Grant during the December State Board of Education Brian Law (VHS – guidance), George Ward (VHS – Assistant meeting. VHS was one of only two high schools in Georgia to Principal), and Jaime Christpher (VHS – Assistant Principal) receive the Charter School Planning Grant – North Springs personally delivered these gifts to the families. High School (Fulton County) was the other high school selected. Brett said the funds would be available in early January, and they will have until June 30 to spend the funds – reviewing strategies and visiting other high schools to evaluate school improvement measures associated with academic achievement. This is a vital process as VHS faculty/staff realistically view their long-term goals related to the areas of improvement by possibly pursuing Charter School status. • Hilda Edgerton (VMS – 8th language arts) applied for and received a $250 grant from the Junior Service League. Hilda will use the funds received to help her 8th grade language arts students publish their own autobiography through the Student Tales Publishing Company. The students l-r George Ward & Brian Law had to write an introduction and include interesting information such as things about their family, community, • Chantil Davis (JLL) was recently selected by her peers at hobbies, favorite vacation, friends, accomplishments, and J.L. Lomax as the December Teacher of the Month. goals. It was amazing to see so many students excited about Congratulations, Chantil. writing. The students are looking forward to sharing their hardback books with teachers, family, and friends. • Congratulations to Dr. Dan Altman (WG – Principal) for being accepted in the Leadership Lowndes Class of 2006. • A very special thanks to Badcock Furniture for loaning furniture to Toni Jarvis (VMS – chorus) and the new VMS • Diane Sanderbeck (NMS – 6th)) is seeking National Drama Department for the set of their production of Beauty Board Certification this year. Good luck, Diane. and the Beast. • Several NMS teachers are attending a workshop to • Dawn Rodgers (mother of Britt Rodgers – VMS media improve reading skills in the content area. Through the specialist) generously donated her time and lots of goodies for guidance of Sue Ellen Patterson (RESA – formerly with the the Winter Holiday Celebration held by the Literacy Cats of VCS family) and Dr. Al Jacobs (South Georgia History VHS and VMS. Thanks so much! It was delicious! Project), teachers are implementing strategies in their daily lessons to strengthen comprehension skills through the use of • Valdosta State University' SIFE program (Students in share alouds, graphic organizers, and various other activities. Free Enterprise) has given so much of their time tutoring The teachers involved in this project are Diane Sanderbeck students at VMS through the Time to Read program. Thanks (6th), Maggie Roan (6th), Leslee Lampert (6th), Robert for being such great role models. Sullivan (7th), Arnita Howard (7th), Sandra Monlyn (7th), Marilyn Johnson (8th), Sterling Brantley (SpEd) and Betsy • Thanks so much to South Georgia Regional Library, Suber (SpEd). specifically Suzy Butts for reading to and inspiring Shana Cook's (VMS – SpEd) students twice a week. Also, a special • NMS welcomes Marguerite Gravelee to the SpEd thanks to manager David Peeples for donating shelving and Department. supplies to the VMS media center and for also donating his valuable time to the VMS Junior Literacy Cats. Thanks also to • Libby Allen (VHS – gifted), Tammy Brooks (VHS – the SGRL Outreach program for donating books for our math), Heather Dowdy (VHS – math). Helen Jachson (VHS – teachers to check out and read. We greatly appreciate guidance), Gnann Moser (VHS – English), and Brett Stanton everything SGRL does for us. (VHS – Principal) attended an SAT workshop conducted by the DOE. • Denise Ronn (VHS – guidance) completed her extensive General Ordination Exam for the priesthood January 3-6. Completion of this 4-day test allows Denise the opportunity to obtain a job as a priest in any Episcopal church in the country. V S Congratulations, Denise! C • Jana Whitehead (VHS) was recently named the new VHS Health and PE Department Head. Congratulations, Jana. "You must be very careful, if you don't • Keith Middleton (VHS – DCT) was recently selected by know where you are going – his peers as the VHS January Teacher of the Month. you might not get there." Congratulations, Keith. -- Yogi Berra 4 V A L D O S T A C I T Y S C H O O L S • Karen Cook (VHS – dance) and her 21st Century Leaders official director is a big honor for Gary. What's even more Organization coordinated with Taurence Phillips (VHS – chorus) impressive is that this is Gary's second tour with the Georgia and Wanda Hunter (VHS – math) on the Multicultural Black Ambassadors of Music. History Month presentation. The 21st Century / Academic This all-star group, which is comprised of students from Service Learning participants gave morning speeches on around the state of Georgia, will meet in Atlanta on June 9 for African Americans and others who have changed our country rehearsals and will depart on June 11 for a 17-day concert tour over the years. The actual presentation will be presented to of European countries. The band will perform in England, VHS faculty and staff throughout the day in the Performing France, Switzerland, Austria, and Germany. The various Arts Center February 15-16. They also hope funding will Concert venues include: London's Westminster Cathedral; allow some VCS elementary and middle school students to Paris' Luxembourg Gardens; Champery, Switzerland; Seefeld, attend the educational event. Austria; and Rothenburg, Germany. The group will also visit Venice, Italy and many small Austrian, Swiss, and Bavarian • Brian Law (VHS – guidance) made a presentation recently villages. at the Georgia School Counselors Fall Conference in Augusta. In addition to being selected to tour with the Georgia He presented "Tech-knowledge-y Ambassadors of Music, Gary has been invited to adjudicate for School Counselors: "What's the Dougherty County School System's pre-festival evaluation Hot?" and "Becoming a Winner on February 23. Bands from throughout the system will When You Are a Rookie – perform in preparation for the upcoming Georgia Music Transitions." The presentation Educators Performance Evaluation Festival. Gary served as a was centered on a teamwork band director in Dougherty County system for 14 years before theme, so Brian wore a VHS joining the Valdosta City Schools in 2004. Wildcat Football jersey in the As you can see, Gary Bradley is a busy, but well- presentation. Brian and his co- recognized band director. Valdosta Middle School is very presenter, Erin Mason (Cobb honored to have Gary serve as our band director. Keep up the County) will be making the same great work, Gary! presentation at the American School Counselors Association Conference in Chicago in June. J.L. Lomax • For the past seven years Brian Law (VHS – guidance) has Over the past few months, JLL second grade students have judged/read questions at the PAGE Academic Bowl for the been studying a unit entitled "Kindness." Students worked Middle School Region 10 meet in Moultrie at Colquitt County diligently to learn parts to perform in the PTO program High – and he did so again this year. Valdosta Middle won first entitled, Kindness around the World. in their division and 2nd overall. The event was held at After studying this unit, students were able to spread Colquitt County High January 7 – sponsored by PAGE. Ten kindness locally during a visit to Crestwood Nursing Home on area middle schools competed this year. Judges and timers December 8. The students serenaded the residents with were area educators (the rest from Moultrie) who volunteered Christmas Carols (Jolly Old Saint Nicholas; Jingle Bells; to work the event. Children Go Where I Send Thee; Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer; Go Tell It on the Mountain; and We Wish You A Merry Christmas). As they walked through the halls wishing the residents a Merry Christmas, the students distributed handmade Christmas cards and peppermints that were donated by the parents. They were very well-behaved. The students had a joyous time and learned about sharing, caring, being kind, and showing generosity to others. Brian Law and his timer at the PAGE Academic Bowl for Middle School Region 10 Valdosta Middle Now days, you hear about companies left and right going international. Not to be left out, Valdosta Middle School's very own Gary Bradley (VMS – band director) is going international, too! Gary has proven very talented at what he does and has shown to be a very hard worker. For these reasons, Gary has been selected to be part of the "School is not the end; rather, it is only staff of the 2006 Georgia Ambassadors of Music's European Tour. He will serve as a staff member, as well as one of the the beginning of an education." official conductors of the performing group. Serving as an -- Calvin Coolidge V A L D O S T A C I T Y S C H O O L S 5 S. L. Mason "No act of kindness, no matter School pride is playing a contributing role in maintaining how small, is ever wasted." and improving all aspects of the environment at S. L. Mason. -- Aesop Programs and activities are adding to the betterment of our students, faculty and school. However, "typical" days are often few and far between. In an effort to promote unity, students and staff were given Recently, Dara was in Tifton for GPS training on a Monday. SLM polo shirts to wear every Wednesday and Thursday. The On Tuesday, she attended a Professional Learning meeting. On shirts were purchased from donations from the SLM Wednesday, she attended an I.L.T. meeting. On Thursday, she Community Partners in Education, the SLM Parent Teacher worked with the end of 9 weeks benchmarking for an ill Organization, and school fundraisers. Also, on Tuesdays teacher and prepared for a GPS in-service (for which she is the everyone exhibits their spirit by wearing SLM tee shirts. These English/Language Arts Trainer for all of the K-5 schools). school shirts have assisted the children in developing respect Fridays are always the same – checking the mountain of for themselves and their school. teacher lesson plans books for the coming week. Students also have the opportunity to participate in the decision-making process of the school. The Student Action While all this seems like more than a full-time job, Dara Team, consisting of a representative from each classroom, does have another life, too. She is the wife of Bill Holt works with the Leadership Committee to plan school activities (LODAC counselor), and she is Mom to William (3rd grade) and solve problems. The SAT members promote school spirit, and Wesley (K). Depending on the season, she is also a soccer, encourage classmates to have positive behavior to earn POPS baseball, and football Mom. In addition, the Holts are active points, and help all students work together at SLM. They members of Crossroads Baptist Church. sponsor canned food drives and school-wide campus clean-up After graduating from VSC, Dara began teaching 3rd grade days. at WGN. She has since received her Master's and Specialist The first SAT meeting gave the Leadership Committee degrees from VSU. Three years ago, she was approached by insight into the thoughts and opinions of boys and girls Gary Mims (WGN – Principal) to consider a new position that throughout the school. The SAT members met with their was to be funded with Title I funds. While she had to "think classmates prior to the meeting to discuss their likes and about it," she's happy with her decision to become WGN's first dislikes. Remarks about why students like SLM included, I.L.T. Dara says, "I am able to have a broader impact in the "The teachers are great," "Ice cream sales," and "Writers I.L.T. position. It's satisfying to watch the progress of teachers Workshop." Changes to the school were to paint the walls, add and all students at W.G. Nunn." more lighting, and to put the lunchroom tables in a circle. It What do teachers have to say about Dara and the I.L.T. was unanimous that the children enjoy the POPS activities, and position? The comments below speak for themselves: they offered ideas for future events – including a Tacky Day, Juice Day, and Parties in the Park Day. The Committee was "Mrs. Holt always listens when we have problems." impressed that a suggestion was made for SLM third graders to "She'll go to bat for the teachers." visit schools in the system to see what other third grades were "I taught with Dara for years. She was an excellent classroom doing. teacher, too. Everyone does his or her part, both students and faculty, to "She really knows what she's talking about." do whatever it takes to make SLM a place where every person "No one could do a better job than she does." is an important part of the school. We are connected to each "Mrs. Holt is really smart." other, and school pride is the vehicle to drive us to be the best! "I hope one day that I'll be as good a teacher as Dara Holt." "She gathers resources for us and gives us ideas." "She's right where she needs to be." W.G. Nunn's I.L.T. Perhaps it's not the job – perhaps it's the person doing the Wears Many Hats job that makes the difference. What does Dara have to say? "I could not do all that I do without the wonderful support of the Dara Holt, W.G. Nunn's Instructional Lead Teacher (I.L.T.) people with whom I work. I attend conferences with other freely admits that her job description is no different than that of systems, and I compare the things we do with what they are her counterparts at the other elementary schools. The thirteen- doing. Most of the time, we have accomplished much more – point list includes GPS trainer, classroom teacher coach, sometimes much less. I am blessed to be working with such a professional learning coordinator, instructional strategist, data wonderful group of people." collecting and analyzing, and "other miscellaneous jobs such as WGN appreciates our I.L.T., Dara Holt! SACS." Dara does all of the above, while executing #7 on her thirteen-point list, "Helping to foster a positive school climate." Maybe that is what teachers and administrators appreciate most about Dara – the fact that she is able to fulfill her job description, while promoting and possessing a positive professional attitude. Dara Holt (WGN – I.L.T.) Dara says that her job requires her to be a "reactionary." helps a 1st grade teacher She goes when and wherever she's needed, whether the call by benchmarking one of her students. comes from system, school, grade, or an individual teacher. If Dara had a "typical" day (which she does not), it would read similar to the following: reading and answering email until 9 a.m., modeling in classrooms, testing, data collecting and observing until noon – the rest of the day addressing curriculum matters and organizing the information she collected in the morning. 6 V A L D O S T A C I T Y S C H O O L S West Gordon Southeast West Gordon Elementary spent the holiday season helping Thanks goes to Attorney Roy Copeland for the purchase of our community. With our many extracurricular activities, we a computer from B. C. Starkson, a computer tutor for the blind. have plenty of students that are always looking for ways to Shaneka James, a blind student at Southeast, was the recipient involve themselves in community service. of this computer. Dr. Cheryl Copeland (SE – Assistant Kids Healing Kids practiced before and after school to Principal) presented the check in the absence of her husband. learn holiday carols. They then traveled throughout our area, singing carols that blessed the ears of those for whom they performed. The students performed at nursing homes, shopping malls, and other locations throughout Valdosta. The Junior Fire Marshals supported two children in need this Christmas. In addition to doing chores to earn money for purchasing gifts, they also hosted a bake sale that raised money to buy gifts. The project was such a success that we were able to give a brand new bike to not two, but THREE children! K-Kids club sponsored the Toys-for Tots toy drive. Students collected many gifts that were given to the Toys-for- Tots program. These toys were then passed on to children that needed them. The 4-H Club sponsored a canned food drive. The purpose (l-r) Dr. Cheryl Copeland, Mary Jane Washnock, B.C. Starkson, Erma Venus for this project was to provide food for families that may not otherwise have a holiday meal. The 4-H Club members After beginning Unit Two of the Open Court Reading decided to encourage classes to participate by holding a Series entitled Dollars and Sense, Bernetha McCray (4th – contest. The homeroom that brought in the most canned food reading/LA) and her class decided to begin their own business. items would win a prize. The top three winning classes were The students named their business McCray's Wild Workers. those of Miriam Flail, Liz Raque, and Lynette Betlow, Each student asked their neighbors what they could do to help respectively. them earn money. They chose sweeping porches, raking yards, walking dogs and babysitting. The students were very proud of themselves. Their goal was to have a big business celebration – and it was a huge success. Everyone enjoyed the 'fruits' of their labor. Business and hard work really pay off! VHS Guidance Counselors "Teaming Up For Student Success" The VHS guidance department is putting into action the Georgia School Counselors Association's theme of the year, West Gordon pledges to continue the outstanding service "Teaming Up For Student Success." This team of dedicated, work its students do for the community. We also encourage talented, and experienced professional school counselors is others to help us make Valdosta a better place! charged with the mission to guide their students through the often turbulent waters of adolescence, not only to stay on track for graduation, but also to prepare them for post-secondary School Nutrition education and the work force. Department Head Helen Jackson describes her colleagues National School Breakfast Week is March 6 – 10, 2006. as ". . . a good team of individuals who each brings his or her This year's theme is "Go Places with School Breakfast." own strength to the department. They are all eager beavers School breakfast has a positive impact on academic who dive in head first to get the job done." performance. Research has shown that children who eat school Helen began her counseling career at Coffee High School breakfast achieve higher scores on standardized tests, get better in Douglas, GA. This is her thirteenth year as a high school grades, and make fewer trips to the nurse's and principal's counselor and her fifth year as a senior counselor. She believes offices. that her past experience is a strength enabling her to assist More than 77,000 schools offer breakfast and participate in students in dealing with social, behavioral, and personal the federal program, but millions of children still are not problems, as well as building and preparing for the future. receiving a school breakfast. The Valdosta City Schools' As Senior Counselor, Helen collaborates with students, Nutrition Program offers a breakfast to every student at no cost. parents, teachers, and administrators in order to assist students We encourage our teachers and administrators to eat ($1.00) to be successful in the education system. She often checks and with us and set an example for America's future. It helps all of rechecks credits to make sure that her seniors stay on track for us to "to go places" in the future. graduation on May 26. The Senior Counselor is also responsible for coordinating Senior Night in September, the Financial Aid Workshop scheduled for January 23 at the James "Don't find fault – find a remedy." H. Rainwater Conference Center, and Honors Night on April -- Henry Ford symptoms 20 in the Performing Arts Center. Helen says the major challenges of a senior counselor are organization and time V A L D O S T A C I T Y S C H O O L S 7 "Every life has a story." make people feel comfortable enough to talk to him. Brian's -- Author Unknown education experience touches all ages – he began his education career as a speech, drama, and language arts teacher at Berrien Middle School and then was an elementary counselor in management – a senior counselor not only writes many Moultrie for nine years. After a one-year stint as the middle recommendations for students but is also responsible for school alternative counselor/coordinator in Moultrie, Brian dispersing scholarship applications, college applications, and came to VHS where he quickly discovered that high school other information in a timely manner. students are still children who need guidance. Helen commends the new advisement initiative at VHS as a Brian stated, "Coming from where they have been helps me tremendous help to the guidance department in terms of checks to understand them even better. My freshmen started Pre-K and balances. All certified VHS personnel are assigned to when I started counseling at that level. They really are not that small groups of students for monthly advisement sessions that different than at the elementary level – just little children in provide one-on-one attention to students. This "second set of bigger bodies, eager to grow up. We have to take them where eyes" helps to ensure that students are taking the correct they are and guide them to grow and make appropriate choices courses for graduation and are receiving important information in life." about PSAT/SAT/ACT deadlines, scholarship opportunities, Brian still enjoys using his puppets and costumes while and college application deadlines. reading to VCS elementary children in the Big Cats Care Class of 2007 advisor Denise Ronn began her counseling program. At VHS Brian coordinated the New Student career at an elementary school in Berrien County, where she Luncheon, facilitated the Tree of Love toy drive for was responsible for 900 children under the age of 10. As the disadvantaged children, and was Master of Ceremonies at the first primary school counselor in Nashville, Denise helped to faculty holiday banquet. Brian also presented at the National provide support services to children and families that Berrien School Conference and at the State Conference twice this year County lacked, was an advocate for children and families in the and has published articles in the Georgia School Counselors legal system, and was President of the Berrien County Council Journal and the National School Counselors Magazine. In his on Child Abuse. An ordained priest in the Episcopal Church, spare time, Brian is a competition and exhibition clogger, who Denise is currently working on her Ph.D. in Human Services. directs his own clogging team. At VHS Denise was Director of Guidance for two years, When the Freshman Academy first opened in January 1999, has graduated two classes, and is currently the test coordinator. seasoned educator Essie Rayford was selected to serve as both Denise views herself as a student advocate who helps guide the Freshman Academy counselor and the at-risk grades 9-12 students to make good choices and to stay on track for counselor. As part of its mission to help students make the graduation. She constantly emphasizes the importance of transition from middle school to high school, the Freshman attending school and completing assignments – two key factors Academy requires that a counselor be housed on campus to for earning a high school diploma that opens doors for career address problems and issues that arise on a daily basis. Essie opportunities. has risen to this challenge, providing individual counseling to The mother of six children, Class of 2008 counselor Sheryl freshmen who often, according to Essie, " . . . just want Giddens knows firsthand about the challenges of the someone to listen." adolescent years. Inspired by her high school guidance In addition to her guidance responsibilities, Essie serves as counselor to follow in her footsteps, Sheryl began her career in the PASS (Parents Assuring Student Success) coordinator, the education first as a special education teacher at VHS and then VHS Parent Involvement coordinator, and the Remedial as a guidance counselor at S.L. Mason. She completed a Program coordinator. She is also delivering a Parent Specialist Degree in Education Leadership in August 2004. At Involvement presentation with VHS Assistant Principal Jamie S.L. Mason, some of the "hats" that Sheryl wore included Christopher at the Tech Prep Conference. After-School Tutorial Coordinator, ST Coordinator, and Testing Principal Brett Stanton is proud of the top-notch guidance Coordinator. She was also intricately involved in the grand department at VHS, commenting, "This department has a group writing process for the GaREADS grant awarded to S.L. of experienced and faithful professionals – dedicated to serving Mason. our students as a whole." Sheryl enjoys working with all age groups, commenting that even though high school students are older, they still need just as much guidance as elementary children. The sophomores she works with are ". . . just starting to realize the importance of obtaining a high school diploma." Never assuming that students understand the requirements for graduation, Sheryl emphasizes the importance of always taking the time to answer questions and thoroughly explain what courses students need to take. Sheryl's main goal is to get her at-risk students back on track to graduate May 2008, encouraging them to take advantage of the opportunity to regain lost credit by attending summer school and by putting forth necessary effort to pass current and future courses. She Back Row -- Brian Law, Helen Jackson, Sheryl Giddens enjoys assisting students in making choices and recognizing the Front Row -- Denise Ronn, Essie Rayford long-term impact of current actions. VHS is honored to have the 2004 ASCA National "I hear, and I forget; I see, and I Elementary School Counselor of the Year Brian Law on board as our Class of 2009 advisor. Inspired to go into counseling by remember; I do, and I understand." a quadriplegic man whom he befriended as a child, Brian credits his success to his good listening skills and his ability to -- Confucious 8 V A L D O S T A C I T Y S C H O O L D S Sallas-Mahone Following the brisk walk, all the students had an extra n- ice time in a winter wonderland. The laughter of the children "Button up your overcoat, when the wind is free. Take as they played in the snow served to remind us that we are all good care of yourself – you belong to me." able to hear the bell (the school bell, that is) because we This sense of belonging is a poignant reflection of our believe – indeed, we truly believe in every child! commitment to each student at Sallas-Mahone all through the year. With this in mind, the frosty winter season has proven to be the perfect time to warm students up to the character education curriculum – with an emphasis on belonging. Consequently, in order to fire up learning, faculty members enthusiastically embraced a school-wide Polar Express theme. Accordingly, a flurry of instructional activities provided students with the opportunity to develop skills that promote a sense of belonging, skills related to teamwork and cooperation. To add to this, a variety of literacy and math centers kept things blazing as students practiced the principles of fairness and respect for others. These concepts continued to snowball as students were blanketed with projects beyond the classroom. For example, the winter chorus presentation (led by music teacher Amy Thompson) gave students firsthand experience with character words such as perseverance and pride. Then, too, pride was Guidance counselor Pat Nehren and students Alishia Williams (left) and evident, as students constructed gingerbread houses in the art Sadie Stanton create a new friend, Frosty Mahone. program (coordinated by instructor Karen Manion). The ensuing village was a cool way to explore the importance of every member in a community and a particularly delicious way Newbern Middle to accent creativity and ingenuity. To further emphasize the importance of every student in J.L. Newbern Middle welcomes the new academic support our school community, Principal Gary Glover extended program GEAR UP to the NMS family. GEAR UP stands for heartfelt thanks on the morning announcement program to Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate students who had exemplified the qualities of kindness and Programs. generosity. One student featured on announcements was The goal of GEAR UP is to support first generation particularly inspirational. George Arnold, a student in Holly college students for successful educational experiences Hobbs' first grade class, was quick to give a classmate his own through high school. Melanie Martin (Thomasville gingerbread house when hers was lost. Such behavior clearly University) hopes this program will be wildly successful. She illustrates a concern for others as well as friendship. is relying on Director Barbara Cunningham and Brandi Friendship certainly can make even the coldest of days Peterson, along with the school leadership team to chart the seem much warmer. As this is the case, we culminated our needs for 6th and 7th graders. Polar Express unit appropriately so with a celebration of Program advisors will follow these two groups of students friendship. This two-day event was literally kicked off when through high school, hoping for all to participate in college. students kicked off their shoes, donned pajamas, and curled up Hopefully increasing student and parent knowledge of in sleeping bags to view a big screen showing of The Polar financial aid and early exposure to college programs will plant Express. high aspirations for the future. Career awareness programs, tutorials, attendance incentives, and academic coaching for CRCT preparation and acceleration will gear-up all students to be ready for many options after high school. Romona Thomas-Sutton, JoAnn Jones and Sandra Monlyn, and NMS faculty will be working with parental involvement in this program. A special GEAR UP Kick-Off Celebration was held at the NMS gym January 20. The Kick-Off speaker was Chad Foster. Another special GEAR UP activity will be a Valdosta City Government Day in April – with job shadowing of the Mayor and other public officials. Additional activities will include reward trips and incentive trips to local universities. We look forward to exciting developments as the year continues. (l-r) SM teachers Angel Godwin and Sarah Moorer enjoyed pajama day as much as the students. They were both quick to note, "It sure made it easy to get ready for work!" After this fun-filled arctic blast, students buttoned up their overcoats and enjoyed the second annual Polar Express Walk V S around the SM campus. This motivational activity was first initiated by Dale Cofield (our physical education teacher) as a C way to encourage students to "take good care of themselves" V A L D O S T A C I T Y S C H O O L S 9 • Keith Middleton (VHS – DCT) was recently selected as CPIE HAPPENINGS the VHS January Teacher of the Month. CPIE Partners who donate gifts for the VHS Teacher of the Month program are • Thanks to Central Floral Co. for providing the floral Austin's Cattle Company, Langdale Ford, Valdosta arrangements at our J.L. Lomax Elementary School's Greenhouses, U.S. Army, Arby's, and Subway. Dedication Ceremony on December 11. They were lovely! • Mrs. Ellen Hankinson (CPIE – First United Methodist Women) gave a Christmas party for Joyce Robinson's (JLL – 2nd) students. Not only were the J.L. Lomax students given a party, but they received school supplies as well. • Chantil Davis (JLL) was recently selected by her peers at J.L. Lomax as the December Teacher of the Month. Chantil received a floral bouquet from Zant's Flower Shop (Bruce Sumner) and a certificate for dinner for two from Austin's Cattle Company (Harold Chambers). The JLL Teacher of the Month program is sponsored by the Valdosta Sunrise Rotary Club (CPIE). • Miller Hardware (CPIE) donated batteries for J.L. George Ward right (VHS – Career &Technical Education Supervisor) Lomax teachers to use in the classroom, an 8' ladder for the presents a gift bag to Keith Middleton. music department, a beautiful Christmas tree that was used for the December PTO meeting and then given to a family in • VHS PTO (CPIE) Board members Kim Strickland and attendance. Nancy Phillips assist Nelda Joiner (VHS – media) at the December Student of the Month luncheon. • ERCO Worldwide, Inc. (CPIE – Jeff Fulp) donated funds to J.L. Lomax to help in the following five areas at school: reading, physical education, music education, science and the outdoor classroom. • Wal-Mart (CPIE – PAL) on Norman Drive and Colonial Mall Valdosta (CPIE – PAL) shoppers were entertained with caroling by the JLL third grade chorus (Jan Hattermann, Director). Party supplies and treats were donated to the chorus by both CPIEs listed above. • J.L. Lomax CPIEs and PALs were invited and participated in the faculty fish fry on Thursday, December 15. Christmas Cactus plants were given to CPIEs who attended. • First United Methodist Women hosted parties for the second grade students of Joyce Robinson, Zid Knight, Janice Hines, and Barbara Crossgrow. The ladies gave treats and gifts to students and teachers. • VHS PTO (CPIE) Board members Jeanne Cowart, Pam Woodward, Deb House, and Leigh Amiot pose with Principal • John and Helen Thomas (CPIE – Valdosta Rotary Club) Brett Stanton and media parapro Nelda Joiner at the Honor hosted a Christmas party for Rico Tucker's second graders. Roll Breakfast hosted by the VHS PTO. They also provided treats and gifts of books to students. • Dr. John Gaston and Bill Feimster (CPIE – Valdosta Rotary Club) have been helping tutor students in the math classes of Chantil Davis and Mary Jo Jefferson. • Don and Mary Allen (CPIE – State Farm Insurance) sponsored the December Character Cats breakfast and donated duffle bags as door prizes. Thanks so much. Don Allen 10 V A L D O S T A C I T Y S C H O O L D S VTFCU Annual Meeting Pinevale Learning Center "Serving You with American Pride & Professionalism in Mind" PLC Services Coordinator, Katina Fuller, scheduled a full day of job shadowing opportunities for the PLC students to participate in Groundhog Day. Tuesday, February 7, 2006 Multicultural Awareness Week was celebrated at PLC February 13-17. Students and staff ended the week with a Multicultural Dish VMS Cafeteria night on February 17. Percy Chastain, South Health District, presented a Service 4:00 p.m. (Refreshments Begin) Learning Project / Health Screen on February 23. PLC students and staff will celebrate Student Recognition Day 4:30 p.m. (Business Meeting Begins) on February 28. Thanks to everyone who is working toward making this and all our other projects so successful. Cash, Gifts, Door Prizes, Refreshments, Entertainment Thoughts for 2006 • The way to get even is to forget. • Some marriages are said to be made in heaven – but they ALL must be maintained on earth. • Standing in the middle of the road is dangerous – you will get knocked down by traffic from both ways. • Words are windows to the heart. • A skeptic is a person who, when he seems the handwriting on the wall, claims it is a forgery. • It isn't difficult to make a mountain out of a molehill – just add a little dirt. • A successful marriage isn't FINDING the right person – it's BEING the right person. • The tongue must be heavy, indeed – so few people can hold it. • A turtle only makes progress when it sticks out its neck. • If the grass seems greener on the other side of the fence, you can be sure the water bill is higher. • You are richer today if you have laughed, given, or forgiven. Welcome to Our VCS Family . . . Teachers "Go confiently in the Burgman, Tiffany PLC Middle Grades (math & social studies) Douglass, Dwanna NMS Art direction of your dreams. Knight, Kimberly WGN 2nd Grade Matchett, Patricia PLC Special Education Live the life you have Mercer, Sue VHS Educational Interpreter Stripling, Katie VHS Family & Consumer Science imagined." Paraprofessionals -- Henry David Thoreau Black, Latonya VHS Special Education Blue, Delverna WG Special Education Hatfield, Teresa WG Special Education Staff Maxwell, Kelly SNP Clerical Sutton, Curtion VHS Public Safety Transportation Jackson, Robin SW Bus Monitor VSU Interns Brown, Chris CO Technology Intern (Kevin Smith, Supervisor) Moore, Cheria CO Instructional/Testing Intern (Aretha Benson, Supervisor) Peters, Quentin CO Personnel Intern (Maude Johnson, Supervisor) Relaford, Tiffany CO Special Education Intern (Glenda Fazekas, Supervisor) VSU Practicum Brown, Kylee CO School Psychology (Scarlet Correll, Supervisor) V A L D O S T A C I T Y S C H O O L S 11 VCS At A Glance . . . Bret Welch (DARE) and Dr. Bill Cason (CO) enjoy lunch Valdosta Sunrise Rotary Club (CPIE) members (on back and watching all the fun at SE during row) Tyra Howard and Laura Love spend quality time National School Lunch Week. with Charlotte Brown's 3rd grade class at J.L. Lomax. l-r Brenda Hodges (SE – SNP), Annie Fisher l-r Latrell Brown (SE – SNP) and Johnnie Mae Woods (VBOE member) and Laverne Priester (SE – SNP) (SE – SNP) enjoy dancing to the oldies during serve SE students during National School Lunch Week. National School Lunch Week at Southeast. Brian Law (VHS – guaidance) recently read to 1st grade students at J.L. Lomax – part of the BIG CAT CARES program. Brian read a story about a Penguin that was different – he aslo taught a lesson on Tolerance. Brian distributed penguin pictures so each Jack Cooke (CO) shows one of his hidden student could color his/her own "different penguin." talents as he vacuums the floor of the Central Office Annex. V A L D O S T A C I T Y S C H O O L S Check Out Our VCS Website... Please visit our website at www.gocats.org - click on "Dates & System Information" OR "Community Relations" for these publications and additional Valdosta City School System information. The 2005-2006 VCS Activity Calendar and the 2005-2006 Student Code of Conduct are both now available on our Valdosta City School System website. Beginning in September, Cat Chat will once again be posted on the website each month. For those currently receiving a copy of Cat Chat via the U.S. Postal Service . . . Please call 333-8500 (Joy Jennings) if you would like your name REMOVED from the Cat Chat mailing list. PROMOTION, PLACEMENT, RETENTION REQUIREMENTS FOR GRADES 3, 5, AND 8 (O.C.G.A. 20-2-2882, 283, 284, 285) Promotion of a student shall be determined as follows: 1. No third grade student shall be promoted to the fourth grade if the student does not achieve grade level on the Criterion-Referenced Competency Test in reading and meet promotion standards and criteria established by the local board of education for the school that the student attends. 2. 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PCSO Receives Grant funding for new Digital Microwave Link
Posted: 11/22/2013 12:00 AM
The Pinal County Sheriff's Office was awarded a grant by the Gila River Indian Community for the amount of $67,517.17 to purchase new digital technology to upgrade our radio communications system.
A "microwave link" is a communications system that uses radio waves in the microwave frequency range to transmit information between two locations and includes a transmitter, receiver, transmission line and antennas (microwave dishes). This new digital system will enhance our current communication system by adding a microwave link between Pinal Peak and PCSO in Florence. This will provide the connectivity needed to improve operability and interoperability dramatically enhancing our current operations and future regional dispatching.
Currently, PCSO dispatch uses control stations to operate its primary, county wide radio channels. This new Digital Microwave Link will provide the path and bandwidth needed for enhanced voice services and to support data communications and information sharing. This link at Pinal Peak also serves as an interface into DPS Statewide microwave net work, supporting interoperability. This new Digital Microwave Link will support new digital technologies and regional dispatching.
This funding provided to us by the Gila River Indian Communityallows us to reach our goal to improve operations and interoperability within the region and support new digital technologies and regional dispatching.
Sheriff Paul Babeu stated, "Five years ago there were many areas of the county where dispatchers and deputies were not able to talk back and forth. This inoperability created not only a delay in emergency response times but also a serious officer safety concern. Through grant funding, PCSO has been able to replace outdated portable radios, patrol vehicle radios, mobile data computers, add additional towers with dishes/antennas and this new digital microwave link. The Gila River Indian Community has been a strong partner in our efforts to improve radio communications countywide."
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Bonn, Germany: On Thursday February 19th, Richard Dictus, the Executive Coordinator of the United Nations Volunteers (UNV) programme welcomed the Secretary General of the Arab Federation for Voluntary Activities (AFVA) Mr Yousuf Ali AlKazim from Doha, Qatar, at UNV Headquarters in Bonn.
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It is possible you will recede and it will stop at some point. You might end up with a little higher hairline, or it could go all the way back.
Just because youre receding now, doesnt mean it will always be.
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'Tis the season for all kinds of end-of-year "top" lists.
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In fact, it is City Hall that challenges any citizen no matter the issue or cost. Why is documented information brought forward by a citizen or a citizen's group criticized while an agenda of half-truths and misinformation by City Hall accepted?
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Between the Lines: Word Works by Roland Bernier
Letters of the alphabet -- painted ones, wooden ones, mirrored ones -- made up a total environment for Between the Lines: Word Works by Roland Bernier at the Denver Art Museum. They climbed the walls and were stacked on pedestals covering the floor. Some were arranged into short words, though the meanings of the words were irrelevant, since Bernier's point wasn't to tell stories, but to create something purely aesthetic. And although it's not easy to use words without bringing in their meanings, Bernier did it. This show -- dedicated to the seventy-year-old conceptualist -- was put together by the museum's Nancy Tieken, and it was one of those rare occasions when a Denver artist was given the royal treatment at the DAM.
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Celebrate No Name-Calling Week!
Submitted by Tara on January 25, 2011 - 12:22pm
Books for Kids:
- Don't Pick On Me: Help for Kids to Stand Up To & Deal with Bullies by Susan Eikov Green
- Being Me: A Kid's Guide to Boosting Confidence and Self-Esteem by Wendy L. Moss
- Bullying and Me: Schoolyard Stories by Ouisie Shapiro
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- Little Girls Can Be Mean: Four Steps to Bully-Proof Girls in the Early Grades by Michelle Anthony and Reyna Lindert
- The Parents' Guide to Psychological First Aid: Helping Children and Adolescents Cope with Predictable Life Crises edited by Gerald P. Koocher and Annette M. La Greca
- Bully-Proof Your Child: Expert Advice on Teaching Children to Defend Themselves by Keith Vitali with Adam Brouillard.
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"Ensure implementation of G.O on regularisation in all districts, within 15 days"
VELLORE: The Tamil Nadu Government Horticultural Farm Workers' Association has warned that it will resort to an agitation if the government does not take steps to fully implement, within 15 days, a Government Order on regularisation of 1,083 workers employed in government horticultural farms for more than 10 years.
Talking to reporters here on Wednesday, C. Rajavelu, State honorary president of the association, said that through the G.O. No.494 of the Agriculture Department, dated November 29, 2007, the government ordered that all the 1,083 farm workers employed as daily wage labourers in the government horticultural farms for more than 10 years as on January 1, 2006 should be appointed as farm workers in Tamil Nadu Horticultural Development Agency (TANHODA), their services should be regularised as per rules and regulations of the TANHODA and that they should be placed on the time scale pay of Rs.1300-20-1500-25-2000 from the date of the order.
J. Chinnaraj, State president of the association, C. Thandavamoorthy, district president of Tamil Nadu Government All Department Employees' Union, and Mr. Rajavelu said the G.O. issued has not been implemented in any of the districts, except Nilgiris, Pudukottai and Cuddalore, though seven months have elapsed after the issue of the order.
The union would conduct agitations throughout the State condemning the attitude of the officials of the Horticulture Department responsible for the failure to implement the G.O. in other districts if the order was not implemented in the remaining districts within 15 days.
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Malladi Krishna Rao camping in Yanam to monitor relief work
Pondicherry: Chief Minister N. Rangasamy told the Assembly on Monday that the flood situation in Yanam was under control.
Replying to a question from R. Viswanathan (Communist Party of India) during Zero Hour in the House, the Chief Minister said the Local Administration and Tourism Minister and Yanam MLA, Malladi Krishna Rao, is camping in the flood-hit region to monitor relief and rehabilitation measures.
The situation was in hand now, Mr. Rangasamysaid.
Mosquito menace
Mr. Rangasamy assured A. Anbalagan (AIADMK) that the Government would take steps to end the mosquito menace in Uppalam constituency .The Member had earlier highlighted the problem faced by Uppalam residents due to mosquitoes.
He wanted desilting of the local drainage canal (Uppanar) without delay.
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Shawn from Janesville, WI
March 25, 2014
Family Traveling with Young Children
March 25, 2014
Family Traveling with Young Children
Nothing was good about this motel.
Mold all over the bathroom, extremely uncomfortable bed, room was 55 degrees when we arrived and only got up to 62 by the next morning -- outside temps were near freezing. absolutely horrible customer service
Will never stay there again. Wish I could get my money back. Never would have stayed if I knew what I was going to be getting.
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August 6, 2013
August 6, 2013
The motel was old, but had been maintained and was clean and comfortable. It servered our purposes very well.
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August 21, 2010
August 21, 2010
close parking to room
no water in pool, no hot shower, low pressure. no shampoo
do not stay here
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August 11, 2010
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August 11, 2010
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Close to town and other business
very noizy tennants behind and and along side of our room.
The motel is getting older and a little run down, the shower water preasure was a joke. I would not stay here again.
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July 25, 2010
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July 25, 2010
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swimming pool was not available
I stayed one night and I was sick - so this doesn't count.
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- Skip-the-line access to the first two levels of the Eiffel Tower in Paris
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Your enthusiastic guide will escort you right past the long lines to the Eiffel Tower elevators. You'll have time to admire the Parisian sunset from all three levels and take some remarkable photos.
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Eiffel Tower 1st Level
On the first floor of the Eiffel Tower, discover more about the man who built the iconic tower, Gustave Eiffel, and hear stories that bring the 120-year-old tower to life. See part of the original spiral staircase, which once led from the second floor to the top level and was used by Gustave to get to his office. This level will give you an overview of the feat of engineering and design creation that went into this structure -- once the tallest in the world.
Eiffel Tower 2nd Level
Your guide will then take you up to the second floor of the Eiffel Tower, where you will be given plenty of opportunities to take in stunning views of Paris as the sun begins to set. There are two tiers on the second level, which will give your small group space to explore. Hear your guide recount stories of the stunts and exploits that have happened around the Eiffel Tower (like planes flying underneath the tower).
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Once the tour has concluded, you will still have time to explore more of the Eiffel Tower. The price of the tour includes a ticket up to the summit of the tower, on the 3rd level. Here, take in magnificent views of Paris and see the famous City of Light come alive.
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Worth every cent! Quality group tour with skip the line pass to save time! Highly recommended!
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Many Gene Glitches May Up Autism Risk
March 15, 2007 -- People with autism may have more DNA mutations sprinkled throughout their genes than those without autism, a new study shows. The study focuses on spontaneous mutations, not inherited gene glitches that are handed down from parent to child. Such spontaneous mutations may affect 100
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Feb. 8, 2007 -- From her wheelchair, 10-year-old Chelsea Coenraad's alert, expressive eyes speak volumes to her mother. It is the only way she can speak. At 15 months, Rett syndrome robbed Chelsea of the only word she ever learned to say: "duck," for the favorite toy she soon became unable to play w
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Feb. 8, 2007 -- Autism disorders are "more common than previously believed," affecting about one in 150 8-year-olds in the 14 states studied, says the CDC. That's higher than previous CDC estimates of up to one in 166 children. Autism spectrum disorders (ASDs) include autistic disorder, Asperger's s
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Oct. 18, 2006 -- Too much TV time for toddlers may trigger autism, according to a study by Cornell business professors. Over the past few decades, there's been an amazing increase in the number of children diagnosed with autism. Some experts think this is due to broader diagnostic criteria for autis
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Oct. 16, 2006 -- A single gene mutation doubles a child's susceptibility to autism, a Vanderbilt-led research team reports. It's a discovery with far-reaching implications. Why? It isn't specifically a brain gene. In fact, it affects multiple systems in the body, including immune function and gut re
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Oct. 10, 2006 -- The FDA has approved Risperdal to treat irritability in children and adolescents with autism. It's the first approval of a drug for use in treating behavior-related problems associated with autism in children. Classified under the general heading of irritability, these behaviors inc
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May 8, 2006 -- People with autism autism may not daydream like most people do. A new study suggests that the brain activity found in most people while at rest or "daydreaming" is absent in people with autism. Researchers say the brain regions normally active while at rest or daydreaming are importan
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May 4, 2006 -- At least 300,000 school-aged U.S. children had ever been diagnosed with autism as of 2003-2004, the CDC estimates. That estimate is based on two national health surveys conducted by the CDC in 2003-2004. The results appear in the CDC's Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report. The survey
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