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The Last Telegramby Liz Trenow
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Editorial Reviews
"The Last Telegram is wonderful. It illustrates evocatively life on the home front and the little known aspect of silk production during the war. More fundamentally, it is a novel about the human spirit Liz Trenow paints with able prose a picture of the prejudices that bind us and the love that sets us free, and she does so with heartfelt characters and vivid, scenic detail that will not soon be forgotten. Splendid!" - Pam Jenoff, author of The Kommandant's Girl
"I thought it was great! it sparked my interest right from the start and the story never lagged...charming." - Sharon Knoth, Between the Covers, Harbor Springs, MI
"Liz Trenow's The Last Telegram gives you an authentic feel of the stresses that must have dominated civilian life in England during World War II...while the reader will learn a lot about silk, it is the interconnected relationships between the characters that really engage the reader." - Nicola Rooney, Nicola's Books, Ann Arbor, MI
"Trenow's first novel chronicles civilian life in England during the terrors of war while also weaving a beautifully moving love story. Reminiscent in tone and subject of Nicholas Spark's The Notebook (1996) and Ian McEwan's Atonement (2002), Lily's tale will resonate with fans of each." - BooklistOnline.com
"Trenow, who serves as a perfect example of the old adage that you should write what you know-she's the descendant of generations of weavers-has penned a mellifluous, impeccably researched narrative." - Kirkus
"This stunning debut glows with the fervor and intensity of what life must have been like for civilians in World War II England. Trenow's firsthand knowledge of the generations-old silk-weaving business provides an enlightening backdrop. The novel is worthy of comparison to The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society; readers will love it. STARRED Review" - Library Journal
"The Last Telegram is a novel about love, regret, friendship and love that readers won't soon forget. As summer draws near, keep this book in mind for your time at the beach or for an upcoming book club selection." - Literate Housewife
"If you are looking for a romantic read that has plenty of poignancy and emotion then I think this is one you will enjoy" - LindyLouMac's Book Reviews
"This book is really about learning to forgive yourself and showing how secrets can affect your life." - Cozy Up with a Good Read
"The Last Telegram is a delightful read, and fans of fiction set during the period will love Lily's story. I know I did, and I look forward to more from Liz Trenow." - drey's library
"The author, who has transitioned from journalistic writing to fiction, has written a stunning debut novel, which I found atmospheric, emotional, and satisfying." - Library of Clean Reads
"I always enjoy learning something when I read a book, especially a historical read, and this book taught me a few things." - The Banking Bookworm
"The Last Telegram is perfect. I was captured by the first page. This is a story I am sure I will read over and over. " - A Novel Review
" I was fascinated with the details about silk manufacture and the part these silk weavers played for the war effort.
5 out of 5 for me! Onto my Top reads for 2013 list.
" - DizzyC's Little Book Blog
"It will pull on your heartstrings, and like any good book, will make you think about what you might have done in the same situations." - Readin and Dreamin
"There are precious few authors who can boast having brought me to tears, but thanks to her powerfully emotive debut, The Last Telegram, Liz Trenow can count herself among them." - Flashlight Commentary
"A remarkable story of inconsolable heartbreak, first love, and forgiveness, The Last Telegram will surely leave an indelible impression on all who read it." - Historical Novels Review
"If you are interested in the historical background to this story, and in the process of weaving, then I can highly recommend Liz Trenow's The Last Telegram. For me, it was a fascinating read." - Helena Fairfax
"Such an amazing novel, but let me warn you, keep a box of tissues handy for this one during the last few chapters because you will definitely need them." - Chick Lit +
"It's well researched, contains characters you care about and brings a tear to the eye. What more do you want from a piece of historical fiction?" - Novelicious.com
"It is a moving and emotional book, but there is also much to learn from it such as the silk and the time period of World War II. 5 stars, hands down. " - A TiffyFit's Reading Corner
"Fans of 'The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Society' will enjoy this read." - The Baking Bookworm
"If you are a fan of historical fiction, especially set during World War II, I would recommend this book to you. I thoroughly enjoyed it. " - Rainy Day Ramblings
"This book will easily appeal to fans of 'The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society' and I can see it quickly becoming a favorite of book clubs." - Billie Bloebaum, Powell's Books, Portland, OR
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The History of Silk owes much to the fairer sex. The Chinese Empress Hsi Ling is credited with its first discovery, in 2640 BC. It is said that a cocoon fell from the mulberry tree, under which she was sitting, into her cup of tea. As she sought to remove the cocoon its sticky threads started to unravel and cling to her fingers. Upon examining the thread more closely she immediately saw its potential and dedicated her life thereafter to the cultivation of the silkworm and production of silk for weaving and embroidery.
-The History of Silk by Harold Verner
Perhaps because death leaves so little to say, funeral guests seem to take refuge in platitudes. "He had a good innings...Splendid send-off...Very moving service...Such beautiful flowers...You are so wonderfully brave, Lily."
It's not bravery: my squared shoulders, head held high, that careful expression of modesty and gratitude. Not bravery, just determination to survive today and, as soon as possible, get on with what remains of my life. The body in the expensive coffin, lined with Verners' silk and decorated with lilies and now deep in the ground, is not the man I've loved and shared my life with for the past fifty-five years.
It is not the man who helped to put me back together after the shattering events of the war, who held my hand and steadied my heart with his wise counsel. The man who took me as his own and became a loving father and grandfather. The joy of our lives together helped us both to bury the terrors of the past. No, that person disappeared months ago, when the illness took its final hold. His death was a blessed release and I have already done my grieving. Or at least, that's what I keep telling myself.
After the service the house fills with people wanting to "pay their final respects." But I long for them to go, and eventually they drift away, leaving behind the detritus of a remembered life along with the half-drunk glasses, the discarded morsels of food.
Around me, my son and his family are washing up, vacuuming, emptying the bins. In the harsh kitchen light I notice a shimmer of gray in Simon's hair (the rest of it is dark, like his father's) and realize with a jolt that he must be well into middle age. His wife Louise, once so slight, is rather rounder than before. No wonder, after two babies. They deserve to live in this house, I think, to have more room for their growing family. But today is not the right time to talk about moving.
I go to sit in the drawing room as they have bidden me, and watch for the first time the slide show that they have created for the guests at the wake. I am mesmerized as the TV screen flicks through familiar photographs, charting his life from sepia babyhood through monochrome middle years and into a Technicolor old age, each image occupying the screen for just a few brief seconds before blurring into the next.
At first I turn away, finding it annoying, even insulting. What a travesty, I think, a long, loving life bottled into a slide show. But as the carousel goes back to the beginning and the photographs start to repeat themselves, my relief that he is gone and will suffer no more is replaced, for the first time since his death, by a dawning realization of my own loss.
It's no wonder I loved him so; such a good-looking man, active and energetic. A man of unlimited selflessness, of many smiles and little guile. Who loved every part of me, infinitely. What a lucky woman. I find myself smiling back, with tears in my eyes.
My granddaughter brings a pot of tea. At seventeen, Emily is the oldest of her generation of Verners, a clever, sensitive girl growing up faster than I can bear. I see in her so much of myself at that age: not exactly pretty in the conventional way-her nose is slightly too long-but striking, with smooth cheeks and a creamy complexion that flushes at the slightest hint of discomfiture. Her hair, the color of black coffee, grows thick and straight, and her dark inquisitive eyes shimmer with mischief or chill with disapproval. She has that determined Verner jawline that says "don't mess with me." She's tall and lanky, all arms and legs, rarely out of the patched jeans and charity-shop jumpers that seem to be all the rage with her generation these days. Unsophisticated but self-confident, exhaustingly energetic-and always fun. Had my own daughter lived, I sometimes think, she would have been like Emily.
At this afternoon's wake the streak of crimson she's emblazoned into the flick of her fringe was like an exotic bird darting among the dark suits and dresses. Soon she will fly, as they all do, these independent young women. But for now she indulges me with her company and conversation, and I cherish every moment.
She hands me a cup of weak tea with no milk, just how I like it, and then plonks herself down on the footstool next to me. We watch the slide show together for a few moments, and she says, "I miss Grandpa, you know. Such an amazing man. He was so full of ideas and enthusiasm-I loved the way he supported everything we did, even the crazy things." She's right, I think to myself.
"He always used to ask me about stuff," she goes on. "He was always interested in what I was doing with myself. Not many grown-ups do that. A great listener."
As usual my smart girl goes straight to the heart of it. It's something I'm probably guilty of, not listening enough. "You can talk to me, now that he's gone," I say, a bit too quickly. "Tell me what's new."
"You really want to know?"
"Yes, I really do," I say. Her legs, in heart-patterned black tights, seem to stretch for yards beyond her miniskirt, and my heart swells with love for her, the way she gives me her undivided attention for these moments of proper talking time.
"Have I told you I'm going to India?" she says.
"My goodness, how wonderful," I say. "How long for?"
"Only a month," she says airily.
I'm achingly envious of her youth, her energy, her freedom. I wanted to travel too at her age, but war got in the way. My thoughts start to wander until I remember my commitment to listening. "What are you going to do there?"
"We're going to an orphanage. In December, with a group from college. To dig the foundations for a cowshed," she says triumphantly. I'm puzzled, and distracted by the idea of elegant Emily wielding a shovel in the heat, her slender hands calloused and dirty, hair dulled by dust.
"Why does an orphanage need a cowshed?"
"So they can give the children fresh milk. It doesn't get delivered to the doorstep like yours does, Gran," she says reprovingly. "We're raising money to buy the cows."
"How much do you need?"
"About two thousand. Didn't I tell you? I'm doing a sponsored parachute jump." The thought of my precious Emily hanging from a parachute harness makes me feel giddy, as if capsized by some great gust of wind. "Don't worry, it's perfectly safe," she says. "It's with a professional jump company, all above board. I'll show you."
She returns with her handbag, an impractical affair covered in sequins, extracts a brochure, and gives it to me. I pretend to read it, but the photographs of cheerful children preparing for their jumps seem to mock me and make me even more fearful. She takes the leaflet back. "You should know all about parachutes, Gran. You used to make them, Dad said."
"Well," I start tentatively, "weaving parachute silk was our contribution to the war effort. It kept us going when lots of other mills closed." I can picture the weaving shed as if from above, each loom with its wide white spread, shuttles clacking back and forth, the rolls of woven silk growing almost imperceptibly thicker with each turn of the weighted cloth beam.
"But why did they use silk?"
"It's strong and light, packs into a small bag, and unwraps quickly because it's so slippery." My voice is steadying now and I can hear that old edge of pride. Silk seems still to be threaded through my veins. Even now I can smell its musty, nutty aroma, see the lustrous intensity of its colors-emerald, aquamarine, gold, crimson, purple-and recite the exotic names like a mantra: brigandine, bombazine, brocatelle, douppion, organzine, pongee, schappe.
She studies the leaflet again, peering through the long fringe that flops into her eyes. "It says here the parachutes we're going to use are of high-quality one-point-nine-ounce ripstop nylon. Why didn't they use nylon in those days? Wouldn't it have been cheaper?"
"They hadn't really invented nylon by then, not good enough for parachutes. You have to get it just right for parachutes," I say and then, with a shiver, those pitiless words slip into my head after all these years. Get it wrong and you've got dead pilots.
She rubs my arm gently with her fingertips to smooth down the little hairs, looking at me anxiously. "Are you cold, Gran?"
"No, my lovely, it's just the memories." I send up a silent prayer that she will never know the dreary fear of war, when all normal life is suspended, when the impossible becomes ordinary, when every decision seems to be a matter of life or death, when good-byes are often for good.
It tends to take the shine off you.
A little later Emily's brother appears and loiters in his adolescent way, then comes and sits by me and holds my hand in silence. I am touched to the core. Then her father comes in, looking weary. His filial duties complete, he hovers solicitously. "Is there any more we can do, Mum?" I shake my head and mumble my gratitude for the nth time today.
"We'll probably be off in a few minutes. Sure you'll be all right?" he says. "We can stay a little longer if you like."
Finally they are persuaded to go. Though I love their company, I long for peace, to stop being the brave widow, to release my rictus smile. I make a fresh pot of tea, and there on the kitchen table is the leaflet Emily has left, presumably to prompt my sponsorship. I hide it under the newspaper and pour the tea, but my trembling hands cause a minor storm in the teacup. I decant the tea into a mug and carry it with two hands to my favorite chair.
In the drawing room, I am relieved to find that the slide show has been turned off, the TV screen returned to its innocuous blackness. From the wide bay window looking westward across the water meadows is an expanse of greenery and sky that always helps me to think more clearly.
The Chestnuts is a fine, double-bayed Edwardian villa, built of mellow Suffolk bricks that look gray in the rain but in sunlight take on the color of golden honey. Not grand, just comfortable and well-proportioned, reflecting how my parents saw themselves, their place in the world. They built it on a piece of spare land next to the silk mill during a particularly prosperous period just after the Great War. "It's silk umbrellas, satin facings, and black mourning crepe we have to thank for this place," my father, always the merchant, would cheerfully and unself-consciously inform visitors.
Stained-glass door panels throw kaleidoscope patterns of light into generous hallways, and the drawing room is sufficiently spacious to accommodate Mother's baby grand as well as three chintz sofas clustered companionably around a handsome marble fireplace.
To the mill side of the house, when I was a child, was a walled kitchen garden, lush with aromatic fruit bushes and deep green salads. On the other side, an ancient orchard provided an autumn abundance of apples and pears, so much treasured during the long years of rationing, and a grass tennis court in which worm casts ensured such an unpredictable bounce of the ball that our games could never be too competitive. The parade of horse chestnut trees along its lower edge still bloom each May with ostentatious candelabra of flowers.
At the back of the house is the conservatory, restored after the doodlebug disaster but now much in need of repair. From the terrace, brick steps lead to a lawn that rolls out toward the water meadows. Through these meadows, yellow with cowslips in spring and buttercups in summer, meanders the river, lined with gnarled willows that appeared to my childhood eyes like processions of crook-backed witches. It is Constable country.
"Will you look at this view?" my mother would exclaim, stopping on the landing with a basket of laundry, resting it on the generous windowsill and stretching her back. "People pay hundreds of guineas for paintings of this, but we see it from our windows every day. Never forget, little Lily, how lucky you are to live here."
No, Mother, I have never forgotten.
I close my eyes and take a deep breath.
The room smells of old whiskey and wood smoke and reverberates with long-ago conversations. Family secrets lurk in the skirting boards. This is where I grew up. I've never lived anywhere else, and after nearly eighty years it will be a wrench to leave. The place is full of memories: of my childhood, of him, of loving and losing.
As I walk ever more falteringly through the hallways, echoes of my life-mundane and strange, joyful and dreadful-are like shadows, always there, following my footsteps. Now that he is gone, I am determined to make a new start. No more guilt and heart-searching. No more "what-ifs." I need to make the most of the few more years that may be granted to me.
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"The Last Telegram is wonderful. It illustrates evocatively life on the home front and the little known aspect of silk production during the war. More fundamentally, it is a novel about the human spirit Liz Trenow paints with able prose a picture of the prejudices that bind us and the love that sets us free, and she does so with heartfelt characters and vivid, scenic detail that will not soon be forgotten. Splendid!" - Pam Jenoff, author of The Kommandant's Girl
"I thought it was great! it sparked my interest right from the start and the story never lagged...charming." - Sharon Knoth, Between the Covers, Harbor Springs, MI
"Liz Trenow's The Last Telegram gives you an authentic feel of the stresses that must have dominated civilian life in England during World War II...while the reader will learn a lot about silk, it is the interconnected relationships between the characters that really engage the reader." - Nicola Rooney, Nicola's Books, Ann Arbor, MI
"This book will easily appeal to fans of 'The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society' and I can see it quickly becoming a favorite of book clubs." - Billie Bloebaum, Powell's Books, Portland, OR
"Trenow's first novel chronicles civilian life in England during the terrors of war while also weaving a beautifully moving love story. Reminiscent in tone and subject of Nicholas Spark's The Notebook (1996) and Ian McEwan's Atonement (2002), Lily's tale will resonate with fans of each." - BooklistOnline.com
"Trenow, who serves as a perfect example of the old adage that you should write what you know-she's the descendant of generations of weavers-has penned a mellifluous, impeccably researched narrative." - Kirkus
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2801 Views 5 Replies Latest reply: Aug 26, 2009 8:50 AM by grandpamike
Kenichi Watanabe Aug 24, 2009 9:09 PM
Re: Move files/folders from trash in response to grandpamikeI don't understand some of what you wrote, but is there a reason you cannot drag the folders and files from the Trash and drop them onto your Desktop. From there, copy them to the external drive, wherever you want them to be stored. Then delete the folders and files from the Desktop.
grandpamike Aug 25, 2009 8:09 AM
Re: Move files/folders from trash in response to Kenichi WatanabeI created a folder on desktop, then I moved most of the folders/files from trash to it and then copied it to external, but there are some folder/files still left in trash. The only concern I have is when the TM backup is almost completely copied, I get a msg saying bootx is locked do you want to unlock it. I am concerned that if I do that, I will not be able to bootup if I delete the bootx file in my trash, as it seems to be a pointer to the file on my drive.
I also tried making a folder on the desktop, moving files, etc into it and then trying
sudo rm -rf <name of folder>from terminal but it asks for a password, which I have never set. So I am still confused as how to get the backup TM files out of my trash. I hope I am explaining it correctly.
Kenichi Watanabe Aug 25, 2009 11:38 AM
Re: Move files/folders from trash in response to grandpamikeI don't think Time Machine backs up files that are in the Trash.
I don't think the system will use anything that is currently in the Trash during startup.
So I think there is another bootx file that is not currently in the Trash that is being used and backed up. How did that file end up in the Trash?
What happens if you do a +Repair Disk Permissions+ first (in Disk Utility) and then run a Time Machine backup?
grandpamike Aug 25, 2009 2:05 PM
Re: Move files/folders from trash in response to Kenichi WatanabeI stopped over to an Apple store today and explained what I did and how would I be able to rectify it. I was told that just do a delete in the trash and when the warning msg came up re bootx, told me that just OK to unlock it and it would have no impact on the bootx on the main drive. I will try tonight <fingers crossed>. He said if anything does go wrong and the bootx on the main drive is deleted, just boot with the install disk, hit "C" while doing that and do a restore from the newer TM backups. Thank you for all of your elp. I will post <hopefully> again when it is complete.
grandpamike Aug 26, 2009 8:50 AM
Re: Move files/folders from trash in response to Kenichi WatanabeWhat I did was erase and format the disk that the files were in and they also disappeared from the Trash. Apple assured me that the bootx on the main drive would not be impacted if I did this as the files that were in the Trash were only backup files. Thanks again for all your help.


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Spooky Story Contest...
It's time for our annual Spooky Story Contest!
Children in K-12th grade are invited to write a scary story.
* It must have a beginning, a middle and an end.
* Our judges like the stories to be scary.
* It does not need illustrations, but you can
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* Neatness counts. Use your best printing, or
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The library will publish the grand prize winner's
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Stories are due on Friday, October 16th
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Include your name, phone number, grade and school.
We will have a Spooky Story Celebration at the
Main Library on Monday, October 26 at 7:00 pm. There will be prizes
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Spooky Story Celebration
All ages are invited to join us on Monday,
October 26 at 7:00 pm for a spooky story celebration.
We'll tell a tale or two, and we'll read the
winners of the Spooky Story Competition.
Everyone who enters a spooky story will win
a prize, so come on down.
We'll be gathering at the Main Library
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Children ages 0-7 years old are invited to our
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and snacks as well. (Costumes are optional.)
Storytimes with Story Teens:
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Fall Storytime schedule begins on Monday, October 5.
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Middle School Book Group on Monday afternoons
Children entering grades 5-8 are invited to
discuss the Massachusetts Children's Book Award entries. Children
who read 5 books from this list are eligible to vote for the winner.
All book discussions will begin at 4:15. Snacks
will be served starting at 4:00.
We will discuss I Survived the Attacks
on September 11, 2001 by Lauren Tarshis on Monday, September
We will discuss Wings of Fire: the Dragonet Prophecy by
Tui Sutherland on Monday, October 19.
We will discuss A Tangle of Knots by Lisa Graff, on Monday,
November 16.
Please register for these discussions
beginning 2 weeks in advance.
Book Club on Thursdays in the fall
Jen Petro-Roy, our teen librarian, will be hosting
a teen book club on the 3rd Thursday
of the month for children in 5th - 12th grades.
Rather than everyone reading the same book and discussing it, this
group will talk about good books they've read.
You will get some free books to keep.
The book club meets at 4:00. You can drop-in.
A new afterschool STEM program for children
in grades 3-5.
1st and 3rd Thursdays of the month this
fall at 4:00 pm.
Registration required. See below for
Library Lab: Polymers on October 15
Learn about the many uses of polymers in the
world around us,
then manipulate a polymer chain to create a bouncy ball.
Registration for grades 3-5 begins October 1
Storm Water Pollution Demonstration on
Thursday, October 22 at 4:00
Christine Papadopoulos, an engineer from the
Dept. of Public Works in Chelmsford, will present information on
Storm Water Pollution.
Children will play with water, in a scale model,
to see how far storm water is dispersed.
Library Lab: Candy Chemistry on November
Use up some Halloween leftovers with a bunch
of science experiments featuring candy!
*** This program may not be appropriate for
children with food allergies. Ask the children's staff for details.
Registration for grades 3-5 begins October 22
Dads and Donuts Storytime: the 2nd Saturday
of every month
Children ages 2 and up are invited to attend
a special storytime each month. On the 2nd Saturday at 10:30am,
Dads are invited to bring their children to hear stories and songs
and end with a snack.
Although dads are in the majority in this storytime,
moms and other relatives are always invited.
You may drop-in to these storytimes.
This program is supported by The Chelmsford
Friends of the Library and The Family Resource Network.
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Dear Families,
The summer has gone very quickly and many great things have been happening at Barrett! Not only did we host summer school for students from Glebe, Long Branch, and Barrett, as well as an Arlington Parks and Recreation camp program, but we also built a new classroom upstairs on the corner of the 4th and 5th grade hallway! Barrett staff have been participating in training related to core instructional strategies, especially related to technology integration and differentiation of instruction to provide support and challenge.
There have been a few changes that have occurred since I last wrote. We are saying goodbye to some staff members:
Ms. Rachel Moretti - Life Skills Assistant. Ms. Moretti informed me when we hired her that she was pursuing licensure as a teacher and I was certain that some lucky principal would hire her if I didn't have an opening - sure enough, she is moving on to teach in Fairfax County this Fall.
We were scheduled to have elementary MIPA (countywide autism program) teacher Mr. David Groh come to Barrett from Abingdon this year. Mr. Groh accepted a teaching position at Barcroft Elementary and has already begun teaching there. We wish him the best of luck there this year!
Ms. Ingrid Flores, Kindergarten assistant with Ms. Lewis, has relocated to North Carolina. We were sad to see her go, but we are certain she will be a tremendous asset to any school lucky enough to hire her there!
Ms. Mercedes Lazo, our clinic aide, will be working at McKinley Elementary School during the coming school year.
We are welcoming some new team members here this fall:
Ms. Pamela Nunley is joining the third grade team as the language arts teacher, paired with Ms. Quinzio. Ms. Nunley is a certified reading specialist coming to us from Fairfax County. She has tremendous experience with the Teacher's College Writing Workshop model that we have been using for the past year, and is excited about teaching language arts to third graders all day!
Ms. Christina Torres isn't really new to Barrett, as she joined us partway through last year, but she will start her first full year teaching second grade this fall!
Ms. Virginia Hutcheson is coming to Barrett from Arlington Science Focus School, where she taught second grade for several years. She will be teaching third grade ESOL/HILT.
Ms. Jeanne Landgraf is returning to Barrett on a part-time basis. She will provide reading support to the second grade team in the afternoons.
Ms. Christine Cunningham is joining Barrett as a MIPA teacher. She taught in the MIPA program at Abingdon last year, and will work with our students in grades K-2 this year.
Ms. Jeanne Terrill is also joining the MIPA program at Barrett this year. Ms. Terrill previously taught Pre-K and primary special education in APS before going to graduate school at GWU to pursue an advanced degree in special education. Last year she worked as a school-based sub at Hoffman-Boston. She is very excited to return to the classroom.
Ms. Valerie Koch is joining Barrett as the Project Interaction - Family Engagement Coordinator. Ms. Koch previously taught ESOL/HILT at Gunston as well as in Fairfax County. She has shared many great ideas about the program, and also attended the Barrett Book Blast this summer!
Ms. Yesenia Martinez will be joining us as our Bilingual Family Resource Assistant. Ms. Martinez most recently worked with the Even Start program at Barcroft, where she worked with families and helped them access school and county resources. Ms. Martinez is very excited to join us and work with the Pre-K though 5th grade population.
Ms. Olga Garcia-Paz is joining us as our clinic aide. Ms. Garcia-Paz was most recently the clinic aide at McKinley Elementary.
Ms. Hiba Elhag is joining us as a Functional Life Skills assistant. Ms. Elhag was most recently an Extended Day Aide here at Barrett.
Ms. Maria Blanco is joining us as an assistant in the MIPA program. Ms. Blanco is well-known as a Barrett volunteer and a lunchroom attendant during the past year. She will work with the K-2 class.
Ms. Jennifer Buckley is joining Barrett as a MIPA assistant. Ms. Buckley is currently enrolling in a degree program leading to certification as a special education teacher and is getting her feet wet with this experience in the grades 3-5 class!
Ms. Terry El-Nakeeb is joining Barrett as a MIPA assistant. Ms. El-Nakeeb is coming to us from CARDS academy and previously worked with Alexandria City Public Schools. She will work with students in the 3-5 class.
The main office team is hard at work - over the next few days we are going to be stuffing envelopes with the welcome back letters, including the class assignments for students! We expect that by the end of the day Monday, August 24, we will mail the class assignment, Barrett and PTA Welcome letters, and class supply list to families. They should start showing up in your homes on the 26th! Please note that incoming Kindergarten students will not receive letters until the following week, as we will be forming those classes after the teachers come back on the 27th.
Mark your calendar for the annual Open House on Thursday, September 3, from 9-11. All Barrett families are welcome to come with their students to meet the teacher and see the classroom.
We are looking forward to seeing everyone soon - best wishes for wonderful family time during the last few weeks of summer!
Esta semana comenzarán los exámenes de fin de año. Los alumnos en 3ro-5to grado tomarán los Exámenes SOL, y los alumnos de Kínder-2do grado tomarán los exámenes de fin de año. El horario para los Exámenes SOL lo encontrarán en mi blog anterior aquí, y luego comenzarán los exámenes de lectura y matemáticas de fin de año para los alumnos en Kínder-2do grado.
Alumnos en quinto grado también tomarán el examen de matemáticas de sexto grado. Este examen cubre los objetivos de matemáticas de sexto grado para determinar si los alumnos son elegibles para tomar la clase avanzada de matemáticas en sexto grado. Los resultados de este examen, junto con los resultados del Examen SOL de matemáticas y la recomendación del maestro/a, se usarán para determinar qué curso de matemáticas los alumnos tomarán en sexto grado.
La Escuela Barrett ahora está ofreciendo desayuno Grab-N-Go todas las mañanas, de 7:30-8:10am. Los alumnos pueden usar sus cuentas de almuerzo para pagar su desayuno ($1.55). Normalmente el desayuno incluye jugo de naranja, yogur, y pan de plátano o un bagel. Los alumnos podrán llevar su desayuno a clase y, después de comer, podrán usar la misma bolsa para poner todo en la basura. Aquellos alumnos que califican para el almuerzo gratis o a precio reducido recibirán el desayuno gratis. ¡Este programa es una excelente alternativa para el desayuno!
Al finalizar el año escolar, probablemente ya recibieron el calendario para las actividades de fin de año. La PTA envió una lista de las fechas y actividades por correo electrónico, y continuaremos mandando actualizaciones para que ustedes estén informados sobre estas actividades.
Hoy celebraremos el Aniversario de 75 Años de la Escuela Kate Waller Barrett. Quiero agradecer a los miembros de la PTA quienes trabajaron durísimo para realizar este festival, y especialmente a Jennifer Sauter-Price, que armó una bella exhibición en el pasillo principal usando artefactos de la biblioteca y antiguos anuarios donados por ex-alumnos de Barrett. ¡Espero verlos ahí!
As Barrett enters the fourth quarter, we are looking ahead to the end of year SOL testing. Students in 3rd through 5th grades will participate in the state-mandated SOL tests to assess their knowledge of skills and information taught this year. We appreciate your attention to these dates when considering when to schedule appointments or go out of town. (Note that there will be no testing on the Friday and Tuesday on either side of Memorial Day weekend.)
The window for SOL testing is May 18 – June 11. As we do every year, we are scheduling our testing towards the end of the window. Each grade level will test on four different days, with the 3rd grade reading test and all math tests taking place over two days. Make-up sessions will be scheduled as needed during the testing window. The exact dates are:
3rd Grade
Wednesday, May 27 – Reading I
Monday, June 1 – Reading II
Wednesday, June 3 – Math I
Monday, June 8 – Math II
4th Grade
Tuesday, May 19 – Reading
Thursday, May 28 – Math I
Tuesday, June 2 – Math II
Tuesday, June 9 – Virginia Studies
5th Grade
Monday, May 18 – Science
Friday, May 29 – Reading
Thursday, June 4 – Math I
Friday, June 5 – Math II
In addition to the SOLs listed above, all 5th graders will take the math diagnostic test for middle school math placement in the afternoons of Monday, June 8 and Tuesday, June 9.
All SOL tests will begin at 8:30 am, so please plan to have your children well-rested, well-fed, and at school on time on those days. We very much appreciate your help in ensuring that all of our students are present, ready, and focused on testing days.


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Lee Smith's late drop-goal proved the difference on Monday at the KC Stadium as Wakefield Trinity Wildcats edged a topsy-turvy encounter with Hull FC 27-26.
Kirk Yeaman's late try for the hosts looked to have salvaged a draw, although Danny Tickle missed the conversion, but with only a minute remaining it was former England international Smith who kept his nerve to slot the crucial one pointer.
Ben Crooks had earlier notched a second consecutive Super League hat-trick for Hull but once again found himself on the losing side after last weekend's defeat against Castleford Tigers.
It was the Wildcats, who led 16-10 at the break thanks to scores from Peter Fox, Paul Sykes and Oliver Wilkes, who held their nerve at the end behind some superb tactical kicking from former Parramatta Eel Tim Smith who laid on tries for first Lee Smith and then Fox.
The defeat means Hull missed out on the chance to move up to fifth in the Super League table despite Crooks' treble and scores from Tom Lineham and Yeaman.
On Sunday Warrington Wolves closed the gap on Super League leaders Wigan Warriors to only two points with a 26-12 victory at Bradford Bulls.
Wolves ran in five tries in the first-half from Ben Currie, Lee Briers, Michael Monaghan, Trent Waterhouse and Ryan Atkins to lead 20-0 at the break.
Replacement Chev Walker and James Donaldson responded for the Bulls after the interval but it was too little too late.
Defending champions Leeds Rhinos edged a high-scoring encounter at Widnes Vikings, Zak Hardaker scoring a try and kicking 12 points in a 52-36 victory.
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Former St George Illawarra Dragon Jamie Soward, who only arrived from Australia on Saturday morning, scored a try and kicked 10 points for Broncos but the Reds ran in eight tries in all to secure their first away win of the season.
On Friday table toppers Wigan lost their second game in a row in the league, falling to a shock 18-4 defeat against Castleford.
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Mono Lake, as we do every year, to see how the water replenishment is going. It was down again this year, although we spotted a couple of streams running into it that were previously diverted to the Los Angeles aquaduct. Still, it's a beautiful site and a natural wonder with its tufa standing guard and the Sierras behind it.
The Professors," the musicians who teach the kids how to play jazz. This year there are 37 kids attending the camp. Wednesday we'll visit the high school, where the actual instruction takes place. More on that later.
The jubilee venues are taking shape, with the usual white tents popping up all over town. We understand there will be some music tonight, but don't know what or where as yet. Hopefully, the Holler site will be open today so we can get our badges and jubilee schedules.
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VIERA, Fla. — Washington Nationals manager Davey Johnson stood close by Ryan Zimmerman on Tuesday morning, watching his third baseman make throws from about 75 feet. After a few minutes, Johnson chatted briefly with Zimmerman, and their conversation continued later by the batting cage.
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Zimmerman said on Wednesday, his third consecutive day of throwing, he will most likely progress to playing catch from 90 feet. He expects to be hitting on the field with the rest of his teammates by the end of the week.
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Zimmerman, who is already hitting in the batting cages, still likely won't be ready to work out fully on both sides of the ball for about another two weeks.
But with his hitting coming along quicker than building up the throwing strength in his right shoulder following arthroscopic surgery in October, Johnson broached the topic of Zimmerman serving as a designated hitter during spring games. He was open to it.
"You don't want to sit too long," Johnson said, noting the DH-ing could help get Zimmerman to his usual 50 or so at-bats for the spring. "When we start playing games, anybody's going to feel the urgency of, 'Well I need to get in there.' I want to go real slow with all the problems he's had with the shoulder and offseason surgery. I just wanted to check that out and he had no problem with it.
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The Nationals were also pleased with the season Goodwin put together, though he went through some growing pains. Goodwin hit .280 between Single-A Hagerstown and Double-A Harrisburg and collected 11 extra-base hits in the Arizona Fall League.


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