February 2 2011 - San Francisco Community School
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February 2 2011 - San Francisco Community School
SF Community Week of January 31, 2011 NEWS STRONG INDIVIDUALS Hello Families! • This is a short school week. Thursday is Lunar New Year and Friday is a furlough day throughout the district. • SFC congratulates Assata Conley, Zachary Fineberg, Alayia Hudson, Shakila King, Skylar Thompson, and John Fitch for being invited to the African American Honor Roll Academic Pin and Candlelight Ceremony on February 9th. • The Pancake Breakfast is Sat., Feb, 12th, from 9 - 12. There will be a jumper, music by the Melees, and Valentines gifts for sale! Please spread the word. Flyers are available in the office for posting and giving to friends and neighbors. • The 2011 School Planning Summit will also be Sat., Feb 12th, for families and educators. This is a great place to learn about the predicted budget situation for next year and to attend workshops on how school funding and decision-making work. It will be at Everett Middle School (450 Church St) from 8:30-12:30. All are invited and welcome. • The next PAC meeting is Monday (Feb 7th). We will be planning the pancake breakfast and spring celebration, brainstorming garden support, and more! STRONG COMMUNITY Thursday and Friday February 3-4th NO SCHOOL Lunar New Year and Furlough Day Monday February 7th PARENT ACTION COMMITTEE (PAC) MEETING Room 202 6:00-7:30, Dinner and Childcare provided We support our students to be strong individuals through the following classroom and school activities: K-8: At the staff retreat this weekend, teachers will be planning projects for the spring! The spring project focus is physical world and design. MS: Lisa, the 6-8th grade resource specialist teacher is leaving to move to southern California. We wish her well and will miss her and her valuable contributions to our school. There is a special education sub in her place as we are going through the hiring process. Congratulations to the MS soccer team for its currently amazing season! ____________________________________________________ Last week I wrote about how the ASP staff and our partners at the Boys & Girls club have come up with some great projects for the students in the ASP. We began working on these projects last week but unfortunately some students left before projects were completed. In order for students to produce the best work possible the ASP staff and I are requesting that parents leave their children in the program until 6:30 PM as often as possible. We are looking forward to producing several interesting works that we plan to showcase at a parent night at the end of May 2011. Lastly, we have displayed a few art projects by the K & 1st grade students in the cafeteria. Please feel come by and take a look. STRONG MINDS AND HEARTS We celebrate the following students for practicing Virtues and Powerful Ways of Thinking: CJ for BALANCE & COMMUNICATE; Antonia for BALANCE & PERSEVERANCE; Joe for FOCUS; Mylen for PROPRIETY & BALANCE’; James for COMMUNICATE; Harlo for COMMUNICATE; Bonnie for PROPRIETY, HARMONY & COMMUNICATE; Junior For PERSEVERANCE; Camila for PROPRIETY, HARMONY & COMMUNICATE -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Please fill out this slip and return it to school with your child to give to their teacher. I’ve received the weekly (1/31/11) newsletter for my child, ___________________________. (YOUR CHILD’S NAME) _________________________________ PRINT YOUR NAME ________________________________ SIGNATURE ____________ DATE SF Community School Semana de 31 de enero de 2011 INDIVIDUOS FUERTES NOTICIAS Apoyamos a los estudiantes a ser individuos fuertes a través de estas actividades: ¡Saludos familias! • Esta es una semana corta: Jueves es el Año Nuevo Lunar y viernes es un día de suspensión sin pago en el distrito. • SFC felicita a Assata Conley, Zachary Fineberg, Alayia Hudson, Shakila King, Skylar Thompson, y John Fitch por estar invitados a la ceremonia del Cuadro de Honor Académico Africano Americano el 9 de febrero. • El Desayuno de Panqueques es sábado, 12 de feb. de 912. ¡Habrá una casa brincadora, música por Los Melees y regalos para el Día de San Valentín de venta! Pasa la voz por favor. Hay volantes en la oficina para colgar y distribuir a sus amigos y vecinos. • También en sábado, 12 de feb. es la Reunión Cumbre de Planificación Escolar para familias y educadores. Es un lugar bueno de aprender sobre la situación presupuestaria para el próximo año y asistir a talleres sobre como funciona el proceso de decidir sobre el presupuesto. Estará en la escuela Everett MS (450 Church St) de 8:30-12:30. Todos están invitados y bienvenidos. • La próxima reunión del Comité de Padres (PAC) es lunes 7 de febrero. Vamos a planear el desayuno con panqueques y la celebración de la primavera, pensar sobre cómo apoyar al jardín y más. K-8: ¡En un retiro del personal este fin de semana, los maestros van a planear los proyectos de la primavera! El enfoque de los proyectos es el mundo físico y diseño. MS: Lisa, la maestra especialista en recurso para grados 6-8 está mudando al sur de California. Le deseamos lo mejor, le echaremos de menos a ella y sus contribuciones valiosas a la escuela. Hay una maestra sustituta en su puesto mientras pasamos el proceso de contraer otro maestro permanente. ¡Felicitaciones al equipo de fútbol (soccer) de grados 6-8 por su temporada increíble! ____________________________________ La semana pasada escribí que el programa después de escuela y el Boys & Girls club tenemos unos proyectos para los alumnos. Empezamos trabajando en los proyectos la semana pasada pero desafortunadamente unos alumnos tenían que salir antes de cumplirlos. Para poder hacer el mejor trabajo posible el personal del programa pedimos que los padres dejen a sus hijos en el programa hasta 6:30pm lo tanto que sea posible. Esperamos producir proyectos interesantes que se planea mostrar en una noche familiar al fin de mayo. Ya tenemos una exposición en la cafetería de proyectos de arte por alumnos en K y primer grado. ¡Por favor pase para mirarlos! MENTES Y CORAZONES FUERTES COMUNIDAD FUERTE Celebramos a los estudiantes siguientes para practicar las Virtudes y Maneras Poderosas de Pensar: Jueves y Viernes, 3°- 4° de febrero NO HAY ESCUELA Año nuevo lunar y Día de suspensión sin pago para el distrito (“furlough day”) Lunes 7 de febrero Reunión del Comité de Acción de Padres (PAC) Salón 202 6:00-7:30, con comida & cuidado para niños CJ para EQUILIBRIO & COMUNICAR; Antonia para EQUILIBRIO & PERSEVERANCIA; Joe para FOCUS; Mylen para PROPIEDAD & EQUILIBRIO; James para COMUNICAR; Harlo para COMUNICAR; Bonnie para PROPIEDAD, ARMONIA & COMUNICAR; Junior Para PERSEVERANCIA; Camila para PROPIEDAD, ARMONIA & COMUNICAR ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Favor de firmar y devolver este parte a la escuela con su hijo para entregar al maestro. He recibido el noticiero semanal (31 de enero de 2011) para mi hijo, ___________________________. (nombre de su hijo) ______________________________ _____________________________ Su nombre con letra de imprenta Firma ______________ Fecha San Francisco Community School Saturday, February 12, 9am - 12pm —125 Excelsior (1 block east of Mission St.) — JUMP HOUSE, VALENTINES GIFTS & LIVE MUSIC BY THE MELEES! $7 per person, $4 per child, $20 for a family of four. Includes all you can eat pancakes, bacon, veggie sausage, fruit salad, gourmet coffee, tea & OJ. Delicious whole grain buttermilk pancakes or yummy wheat-free dairy free raspberry pancakes. Everyone is welcome — BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY! All proceeds benefit outdoor education, project based learning and other programs at San Francisco Community School, a public K-8, SFUSD small school by design. For more information: 415 469-4739 http://my-sfcs.org/ — All you can eat! — San Francisco Community School Sábado, 12 de Febrero, 9am-12pm —125 Excelsior (una cuadra de la calle Mission St.) — ¡Desayuno de panqueques, casa brincadora, regalos para el Día de San Valentín & música por el grupo Los Melees! $7 por persona, $4 por niños, $20 por una familia de cuatro. Incluye todo que se puede comer de panqueques, tocino, salchichas vegetarianas, ensalada de frutas, café, té y jugo de naranja. Panqueques deliciosos de cereal integral con suero de mantequilla ó panqueques sin trigo ni leche con frambuesas. Todos están bienvenidos — ¡Traiga toda la familia! Los fondos recaudados benefician a la educación ambiental, aprendizaje basado en proyectos, y otros programas de la escuela SF Community, una escuela pública de grados K-8, pequeña por diseño. Para mas información llame 415 469-4739 http://my-sfcs.org/ — ¡To d o q u e s e p u e d e c o m e r ! — COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENT FOR SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA FAMILIES FREE Dental Screenings for Children this February In celebration of National Children’s Dental Health Month, free dental screenings are offered for children throughout February. Screenings are open to all children from birth to 14 years old*. Screening visit includes: s Short visual exam to identify any trouble spots in gums, teeth and mouth s Consultation with parents to answer questions; find out how to prevent oral disease and get tips on developing good habits for kids s Dental goody bag with toothbrush! LOCATION: Hutto Patterson Pediatric Dentistry Clinic University of the Pacific, Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry 2155 Webster Street (at Sacramento), 1st Floor San Francisco, CA 94115 Map & Directions: http://dental.pacific.edu/x517.xml Hours: 10 am to 5 pm, Monday through Friday Appointments must be made in advance by calling (415) 929-6550. Developing good habits at an early age and scheduling regular dental visits helps children get a good start on a lifetime of healthy teeth and gums. Learn more about pediatric services at the Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry at http://dental.pacific.edu/x1138.xml *NOTE: All children must have a parent or legal guardian accompany them to the screening. Leading the Improvement of Health by Advancing Oral Health Fe brua ry 2 0 1 1 SAN FRANCISCO UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT K-6 TRADITIONAL (LN) Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday 1 2 LOW FAT TOASTED CHEESE ON WHEAT BREAD CHICKEN TENDERS (Whole Grain) W/OVEN POTATOES Maple Baked Beans Fresh Orange Wedges Fresh Banana Original Goldfish Crackers Friday 3 Weekly Nutrient Averages 4 **MINI CHEESE RAVIOLI W/RAGU SAUCE 7 8 9 10 HAMBURGER W/BAKED BEANS MACARONI & CHEESE W/TURKEY HAM CHEESE PIZA PIZZA (WHOLE GRAIN CRUST) TEX MEX TURKEY BROWN RICE BOWL Fresh Grapes Fresh Orange Wedges Baby Carrots Fresh Broccoli Florets Romaine Salad Garlic Bread Wheat Hamburger Bun Fresh Banana Applesauce Cup Fresh Pear Apple Cinnamon Multigrain Crisps **LOW FAT TOASTED CHEESE ON WHEAT BREAD **BREADED VEGGIE NUGGETS 14 15 16 17 CREAMY MACARONI AND CHEESE BEEF DIPPERS W/RICE & VEGETABLES BEEF SAUSAGE PIZZA (WHOLE WHEAT CRUST) Fresh Apple Cheddar Goldfish Crackers Fresh Orange Wedges Wheat Hamburger Bun Baby Carrots Fresh Banana Peach Cup Healthy Bread Basket Fresh Broccoli Florets Organic Fresh Pear **CHEESE LASAGNA W/RAGU SAUCE **HOMESTYLE VEGETARIAN CHILI Healthy Bread Basket **BEAN & CHEESE BURRITO 22 23 24 Calories Protein Calcium (mg) Iron (mg) Vita A (RE) Vita C (g) Saturated Fat Total Fat 707.3 33.1 561.7 4.7 697.8 35.5 9.9% 26.2% Calories Protein Calcium (mg) Iron (mg) Vita A (RE) Vita C (g) Saturated Fat Total Fat 748.2 34.0 604.1 5.9 495.0 32.7 5.6% 20.7% Calories Protein Calcium (mg) Iron (mg) Vita A (RE) Vita C (g) Saturated Fat Total Fat 479.9 23.5 352.7 3.1 798.2 11.6 7.7% 30.2% 25 ORANGE CHICKEN W/RICE & VEGETABLES TURKEY PEPPERONI PIZZA (WHOLE WHEAT CRUST) BEAN & CHEESE BURRITO CHEESE LASAGNA W/RAGU SAUCE Fresh Grapes Baby Carrots Broccoli Romaine Salad Healthy Bread Basket Fresh Banana Applesauce Cup Apple Cinnamon Multigrain Crisps **LOW FAT TOASTED CHEESE ON WHEAT BREAD 698.9 32.4 582.7 3.9 436.0 40.9 10.5% 28.0% 18 CHEESEBURGER W/BAKED BEANS 21 Calories Protein Calcium (mg) Iron (mg) Vita A (RE) Vita C (g) Saturated Fat Total Fat **CREAMY MACARONI AND CHEESE CHICKEN NUGGETS WHOLE GRAIN W/SWEET POTATOES **MINI CHEESE RAVIOLI W/RAGU SAUCE 675.6 30.7 578.6 3.8 247.4 55.3 7.1% 24.2% 11 CHICKEN DIPPERS (WHOLE GRAIN) W/TOMATO PARMESAN SAUCE **HOMESTYLE VEGETARIAN CHILI Calories Protein Calcium (mg) Iron (mg) Vita A (RE) Vita C (g) Saturated Fat Total Fat Fresh Pear Healthy Bread Basket **CREAMY MACARONI AND CHEESE 28 CHICKEN NUGGETS WHOLE GRAIN W/DICED CARROTS Fresh Apple **LOW FAT TOASTED CHEESE ON WHEAT BREAD ***ALL MEALS SERVED WITH APPROPRIATE CONDIMENTS AND A CHOICE OF MILK. **MENU SUBJECT TO CHANGE The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) prohibits discrimination in all its programs and activities on the basis of race, color, national origin, gender, religion, age, disability, political beliefs, sexual orientation, or marital or family status. Persons with disabilities who require alternative means for communication of program information (Braille, large print, audiotape, etc.) should contact USDA's TARGET Center at (202) 720-2600 (voice and TDD).To file a discrimination complaint, write USDA, Director Office of Civil Rights, Room 326-W, Whitten Building, 14th and Independence Avenue, SW, Washington, D.C. 20250-9410 or call (202) 720-5964 (voice or TDD). USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer. Preferred Meal Systems does not purchase or produce harmful products containing artificial trans fat. However, some products such as beef & cheese contain naturally occurring trans fat which is not harmful. This document was created with Win2PDF available at http://www.win2pdf.com. The unregistered version of Win2PDF is for evaluation or non-commercial use only. This page will not be added after purchasing Win2PDF. SAN FRANCISCO RECREATION AND PARKS DEPART M ENT A ND SFFD FLA M E ATHLETICS PRESENTS: “SFYBL” SPRING YOUTH BASEBALL LEAGUE Boys & Girls Grades K-8TH Fee: $65 per participant (Includes coach, practice time, field, and uniform) Practices Begin the Week of March 7,2011 Season Ends May 27,2011 For Registration Info Contact [email protected] OR Call 415-831-6318 Phili p A . G insb urg . G e n er a l M a n a g er Th e S a n Fr a n c isc o R e cr e a tio n a n d P a rk D e p a rt m e nt pro hi bits d iscrimin a tio n b a se d o n r a c e , re li gio n, c olor, n a tio n a l ori gin, a g e , s e xu a l ori e nt a tio n, or dis a bility in its pro gr a ms a n d a c tiviti es. If p erso ns f e e l th a t th e y h a v e b e e n d iscrimin a t e d a g a inst in a ny d e p a rt m e nt a c tivity, pro gr a m , or f a c ility, th e y m a y fil e a c o m pl a int with this d e p a rt m e nt a t M c L a re n L o d g e , G ol d e n G a t e P a rk 501 St a y a n St., S a n Fr a n c isc o, C A , 94117, or fil e a c o m pl a int with th e offi c e of E q u a l O p p ortu nity, US D e p a rt m e nt of th e Int erior, W a shin g t o n, D. C . 20240. F or inf orm a tio n o n pro gr a m a c c essi bility f or p erso ns with dis a biliti es, y o u m a y writ e th e d e p a rt m e nt or c a l TEAM SIGN UPS: If a team with a coach wants to register, please go to the SFYBL website (http://sfybl.org/). INDIVIDUAL SIGN UPS: Sign up for the location and time that you want to practice. Teams will be formed based on the sign ups. If a class/team is full at a particular location, you can wait list and we will try to form an additional team with practices at or near that location. Sign up at the SF Rec & Park website (www.sfreconline.org). All Practices are 1 hour in length. Tball Kindergarten Players Holly Park Th 3:30pm, 5:30pm Upper Noe RC Tue 2:30pm, 3:30pm Eureka Valley Th 2:30pm, 3:30pm & Fri 4:30pm Potrero Hill Tue 4:30pm Kimbell Thu 3:30pm, 4:30pm Laurel Hill Wed 2:30pm, 3:30pm Moscone Fri 2:30pm, 3:30pm Excelsior Tue 4:30pm Palega Thu 3:30pm Minnie Lovie Tue 4:30pm Sunset RC Thu 4:30pm West Sunset Wed 2:30pm, 3:30pm 1st/2nd Grade Players Holly Park Thu 4:30pm Upper Noe RC Tue 4:30pm Eureka Valley Thu 4:30pm, Fri 3:30pm Portrero Hill Tue 5:30pm Vict M Draves Thu 3:30pm Julius Kahn Tue 3:30pm Laurel Hill Wed 4:30pm Excelsior Tue 3:30pm Palega Thu 4:30pm Minnie Lovie Tue 5:30pm Sunset RC Thu 3:30pm West Sunset Wed 4:30pm Tball Kindergarten and 1st/2nd Grade games are on Saturdays 3rd/4th Grade Players 5th/6th Grade Players Glen Park Tue 4:30pm Glen Park Tue 5:30pm Eureka Valley Tue 3:30pm St. Mary's Fri 4:30pm J Rolph Tue 5:30pm Eureka Valley Tue 4:30pm Vict M Draves Thu 4:30pm Jackson Fri 5:30pm Julius Kahn Tue 4:30pm Angelo Rossi Fri 4:30pm Kimbell Thu 5:30pm Moscone Thu 5:30pm Moscone Thu 4:30pm Palega Tue 5:30pm Palega Tue 4:30pm West Sunset Thu 4:30pm Silver Terrace Tue 5:30pm West Sunset Thu 5:30pm 3rd thru 6th grade games are on Saturdays and a few Wednesdays If we have groups of all players in a single grade, they will be entered in that SFYBL division. 6th graders have the option of playing in the Middle School Division also. * Middle School – 7th/8th Grade games are on Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays * Middle School- 7th/8th Grade Players St. Mary's Fri 5:30pm J Rolph Wed 5:30pm Jackson Fri 4:30pm Angelo Rossi Fri 5:30pm Palega Fri 5:30pm Silver Terrace Tue 5:30pm Aptos Fri 4:30pm West Sunset Tue 5:30pm COME PLAY LACROSSE!! This spring 7th and 8th grade BOYS from SF Community and other schools will be competing against teams from the Bay Area in an exciting sport called lacrosse. This will be the 10th season for the Bayview Bulldogs and you are invited to come check out the action! THERE IS NO COST TO PLAY! Tuesdays & Thursdays 4:30 pm – 6:30 pm PALEGA PLAYGROUND Starting February 1, 2011!! GAMES ON WEEKENDS We have equipment at the playground – all you need is to wear comfortable athletic gear, like a T-shirt and shorts/sweats and sneakers/cleats. Bring a mouthguard and athletic cup. Call 415.706.8177. Email [email protected] Our website is www.lacrosseforlife.org