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Showing posts with label guidance. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 7, 2014

Red Ribbon Week

National theme:  "Love Yourself.  Be Drug-Free."
 
Dress-up Days:
Thursday, Oct. 23 - "Put a Cap on Drugs" (wear your favorite cap)
Friday, Oct. 24 - "Sock it to Drugs" (wear silly socks)
Monday, Oct. 27 - "Team Up Against Drugs" (wear jersey, t-shirt, and/or team hat)
Tuesday, Oct. 28 - "United We Stand for a Drug-Free America" (wear red/white/blue)
Wednesday, Oct. 29 - "Drugs are Tacky" (tacky day)
Thursday, Oct. 30 - "I'm a Jean-ius. I'm Drug Free" (wear jeans)
Friday, Oct. 31 - "Drugs are Scarey" (dress in a child friendly costume)


Friday, February 7, 2014

Career Tech Day

Today career tech classes from Central High School came and spoke with our students about different career paths and what they are learning!

We learned how to cut and bend copper,


the ins-and-outs of automotives, 

and got to help with a carpentry, bench-building project for PCES!

THANK YOU CHS!!!

Monday, January 27, 2014

KEEP Program

Parents, the following letter will be sent home TODAY with your students.  In order for your child to participate, I need the forms signed and returned no later than Thursday, January 30, 2014.  Thank you!

Dear Parents,

The Russell Country Child Advocacy Center will be presenting their KEEP program (Kids Engaged in Education Prevention) in conjunction with the THINK FIRST & STAY SAFE SAFE curriculum.  This acclaimed personal safety program, which you may have seen profiled on such programs such as OPRAH, CNN, MSNBC, NBC TODAY, and CBS NEWS, is currently taught in over 5,000 school systems nationwide.

The THINK FIRST & STAY SAFE program teaches students to identify and outsmart the lures that are consistently used in predatory crimes against children, both offline and online.  Youngsters learn essential personal safety skills to improve self-reliance and raise self-esteem, all while being consistently reassured that most people are kind, safe and committed to their well-being.

This program will be presented by a professional counselor, trained in the area of child abuse and neglect, with the Russell County Child Advocacy Center.  We would like to invite you as a parent(s) or guardian to attend the presentation in order to help further educate your child(ren).  Please contact the school counselor for your child(ren)'s specific presentation time scheduled.  If you have specific questions regarding the presentation information, please contact the Russell County Child Advocacy Center at 334-297-4962.

Please sign the letter and let us know if you want your child to be included in this safety, education, prevention program.

Monday, October 21, 2013

Red Ribbon Week

Red Ribbon Week 2013 dress up days:
Wednesday, 10/23 - "Put a cap on drugs!" (wear a hat)
Thursday, 10/24 - "Drugs are tacky!" (tacky day)
Friday, 10/25 - "Team up against drugs!" (wear jersey, team shirt, or team hat)
Monday, 10/28 - "Give drugs the slip!" (wear bedroom slippers)
Tuesday, 10/29 - "Drugs can't find us!" (camo day)
Wednesday 10/30 - "Lei off drugs!" (buy a lei and wear it)
Thursday, 10/31 "Drugs are not in our picture!) (Dress like what you want to be when you grow up...NO HALLOWEEN COSTUMES!)

Canned Food Drive for Valley Rescue Mission - "I Can, You Can, We Can Be Drug-Free" - The homeroom with the most cans on 10/31/13 wins ice cream with their lunch....so bring in those cans!