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15 Years at NYS

Youth Services is celebrating our 15th anniversary serving the City of Newburyport. We continue to grow and evolve with the ever changing needs and interests of the City’s young people. We are exanding our social services and have created new support groups.

Table of Contents

4-5: PRE-SCHOOL AGE PROGRAMS 6-7: SPRING ANIMALS/NATURE, COOKING, GAMESꢀ 8-9: SPRING SPORTS & REC 10-11: APRIL VACATION

We continue to partner with city departments and community organizations to offer the best services possible without overlapping!

12-13: SERVICES & SUPPORTS 14-15: EVENTS

Make sure to give your children some time to look through the offerings. They may surprise you with what they want to try! We are always looking for new ideas, so if they don’t see what they want, l et us know!

16-17: SUMMER ARTS/ CRAFTS, GAMES, D&D 18: SUMMER COOKING/ NUTRITION 19: LITTLE ACES AND CLIPPER KIDS 20-21: SUMMER AT A GLANCE 22: SUMMER NATURE/ ENVIRONMENTAL 23: SUMMER SPORTS AND REC 24-25: SUMMER CLIPPER SPORTS 26- 27: SOCCER SPORTS & REC 27-28: STEM

*Note: Sping programs are the current grade- ALLꢀ Summer programs are the grade entering.

Thank you for an amazing 15 years! Andi Egmont, Director and all of the NYS Team

30: REC CENTER OVERVIEW 31-33: SPRING REC CENTER 34: SUMMER REC 36-38: SUMMER TEEN TRIPS

How to Register

Spring registration begins when you receive this activity guide! Summer registration begins Tuesday, March 17th at 9am.
Non-residents can register April 1st.

NYS is dedicated to providing accessible programs to all families.

Our commitment includes providing necessary individual adaptions, accommodations and/or supports so every child can benefit equally.

Please register early!! Often programs must be cancelled a few weeks prior to the start if the minimum number of participants has not been met. Please continue to check our website. We do update the programs if changes are made. The info in the online registration page is the most accurate. A late fee of $15 will be applied after the program deadline.

We also provide financial service to families with payment plans, full and partial scholarships.

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Online: www.newburyportyouthservices.com Visit our new “parent portal” on our website for policies.

In Person: Come down to the NYS O-ce @ 40 Milk Street By Mail: For your registration to be complete, include a registration form and emergency information sheet/waiver

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Deadlines are one week prior to start date. Register at Newburyportyouthservices.com or at the NYS office.

Pre-School Open Gym

Run, jump, skip, roll. Our gym is open for free play! Meet your friends here or make new friends just goofing around. We provide balls, mats and a few other goodies. Adults must stay with children the whole time. Please enter at the gym on Lime Street and bring a change of shoes in wet weather.

Location: Rec Center Gym (Use Gym Door on Lime St)

Ages 0-5

(Fridays suggested for 0-3, siblings welcome)

Tue/Wed/Fri ∙ Apr 1-May 29

(skip Apr 10, 21-24, May 15) ∙ 10-11:30am∙ FREE!

NYS DIVISIONS

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Stacy Gijsbers
Administrative Coordinator
(ext. 1355)

The Learning

  • Services & Supports
  • Recreation & Enrichment Rec Center & Teen Trips

Programs
Enrichment Center

Academic and cultural enrichment for school age children who need extra support.

Mentoring, support groups, parent speaker series, The BEACON Coalition and other city intiatives to promote healthy youth development.

Seasonal, year round offerings and community events for all ages 0-18.
A membership based youth center, with seasonal program, trips, workshops and events for grades 6-12 (with Jr memberships for 4th and 5th grade).

Margot Harrington Associate Director of Recreation (ext.1352)
Andrea Egmont
Director
(ext. 1351)

  • Lee Gordon
  • Tina Los

Associate Director of the
ECAB Network
Chris Cain
Learning Enrichment Center
Coordinator
Associate Director of Youth Programs

  • (ext. 1353)
  • (ext. 1354)
  • (ext. 1356)

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Spring programs are based on current year. All summer programs are based on the grade entering.

Pre-School

Music Rocks

Miss Claudia will be having a 45 minute session of music fun! Come explore the music experience and make some noise together! Choose one day to come each week! Instructor: Claudia Keyian, Location: Rec Center

Ages 0-5 Tue/Wed ∙ Apr 1-May 27 (skip Apr 21, 22) ∙ 9:15-10am∙ FREE!

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Cooking/Baking/ Nutrition

FARM TO TABLE COOKING

Get cooking at Appleton Farms, America’s oldest working farm. Each week kids will explore a diž e rꢀent aspect of farm to table cooking, from the cheese kitchen to the fresh veggies, and learn about where our food comes from! Kids will practice their cooking skills by using local ingredients to create delicious recipes each week.

Instructor: Appleton Farms, Location: Appleton Farms

Gr 3-5

TUE ∙ MAY 526 ∙ 3:306PM∙ $113/$123

Animal Care

ANIMAL CARE

Games

Living in and around the Carriage Barn at Appleton Farms are many animals who call the farm home. There are goats, sheep, chickens and rabbits who live at the farm year round. Just like you and me these animals love to eat, drink, and play. It is the farmers job to help the animals get all of these things. So put on your farmer hat and help the farm for an afternoon by taking care of the animals. You will get to feed them, get them fresh water, and spend some time playing around with them up close. The animals will love getting to meet you!

DUNGEONS & DRAGONS

Explore an entire fantasy world created completely by YOU! The game that takes place in your imagination is fun for all ages, and all you need is your creativity. Learn the basics of Dungeons & Dragons and adventure through a quest of epic proportions, fighting orcs and saving entire kingdoms!

Instructor: Trevor Souther & Lukas Woodger, Location: Rec Center
Instructor: Appleton Farms, Location: Appleton Farms

Gr 3-5

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Gr 3-5

TUE ∙ APR 14 & 28 ∙ 3:305:30PM∙ $58/$68

CAREFARM

Kids will be hands on with our horses Daisy, Trisquit, Cora and Candy, as well as our resident miniature donkey Buddy. Our rescue pygmy goats Cinnamon and Sugar, as well as our Vietnamese potbelly pig sisters, Ava and Zsa Zsa, are also part of our herd. We will teach basic horsemanship skills and provide a private farm setting to enjoy the animals and spend time with them in a natural setting understanding horse behavior, grooming, leading, as well as other care activities around the farm. Healing Hearts with Horses is a non-profit organization ožering programming for all who enjoy being outside with animals learning about daily care required to keep our rescue animals healthy and happy.

Instructor: Jen Wright, Location: Three Hearts Farm, W. Newbury

Gr 2-5

SESSION 1: SAT ∙ APR 4MAY 9 (SKIP APR 18, 25) ∙911AM ∙ $170/$180

Gr 6+

SESSION 2: SAT ∙ MAY 16JUNE 6 ∙ 911AM ∙ $170/$180

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Spring programs are based on current year. All summer programs are based on the grade entering.

Nature/Environmental

DIRT MONSTERS!

Get out your muck boots and overalls for classes in which kids use their hands to learn everything there is to know about soil. Class topics will range from making bugs our friends to the basics of soil composition and composting. Don’t be deterred by the dirt cause the chance to poke, dig, and examine the natural world starts right here with good and healthy soil.

  • All programs
  • +
  • events are at: Nourishing the Northshore

Organic Community Garden, 902 Main St, West Newbury

GARDEN INVESTIGATORS

Kids will get to know their garden friends from seed to pill bug in this series of investigative classes. Understanding each part and its function in the world of the garden will encourage kids to appreciate and respect all living things! Pulling apart seeds, learning the names of critters, and getting an experiential window into the lifecycle of plants and how much we depend on them.

Ages 3-5 with adult

SESSION 1: MON ∙ MAY 418 ∙ 1011:30AM∙ $76/$86

Gr K-2

SESSION 2: TUE ∙ APR 28MAY 12 ∙ 46PM∙ $86/$96

Gr 3-5

SESSION 3: WED ∙ APR 29MAY 13 ∙ 46PM∙ $86/$96

Ages 3-5 with adult

INSPIRED BY NATURE

MON ∙ JUNE 115 ∙ 1011:30AM∙ $76/$86

Quit crafting with markers and paper, and start allowing kids to see the natural world as a place of inspiration! After treasure hunts throughout the garden and woods, kids will use the items they’ve collected to create a number of objects such as nests, woodland pocket friends, bug homes, and more!

LEAVE NO TRACE

There is power in knowing the names of the plants and animals that we share our space with, and in learning how to coexist peacefully. We can learn to live in deeper harmony if we can say hello to trees by name or distinguish food from the mass of green in front of us. Kids will learn to identify the natural world, keep a log of the plants they find, and even learn to responsibly harvest in the woods!

Ages 3-5 with adult

SESSION 1: MON ∙ MAY 418 ∙ 12:30PM∙ $76/$86

Gr K-2

SESSION 2: TUE ∙ MAY 19JUNE 2 ∙ 46PM∙ $86/$96

Gr 3-5
Gr 3-5

SESSION 3: WED ∙ MAY 20JUNE 3 ∙ 46PM∙ $86/$96
THU ∙ MAY 28JUNE 11 ∙ 46PM ∙ $86/$96

APRIL VACATION WEEK
All programs Ages 3+ with adult

GREAT GREENS PLANTING EARTH DAY CELEBRATION
DISCOVER NATURE SCAVENGER HUNT

Compete with other families to find all the objects necessary to finish our fabulous scavenger hunt!

MON ∙ APRIL 20TH ∙ 9AM12PM∙ $30/$40 PER FAMILY

The Salad Celebration in May can’t happen if we don’t sow our seeds in April! Join in the fun as we celebrate Earth Day with our hands in the soil. Learn to sow salad greens and mark it on your calendars to join in the spring harvest.

WED ∙ APRIL 22ND ∙ 9AM12PM∙ $30/$40 PER FAMILY

BREAKING GROUND

Help us prepare the garden for spring and summer planting-spruce up the walkways, build some garden structures, turn over and amend the soil, and plant a few seedlings all in preparation for NNS’s mobile markets!

EAT THE EARTH

As a family, learn to cook and enjoy some of the seasons earliest ingredients-not just the ones that come out of
Take home some seeds and tips for your own garden! your garden!

TUE ∙ APRIL 21ST ∙ 9AM12PM∙ $30/$40 PER FAMILY
THU ∙ APRIL 23RD ∙ 9AM12PM∙ $30/$40 PER FAMILY

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Sports & Recreation

INDOOR FIELD HOCKEY

NHS Boys Basketball and NYS are excited to ožer a Spring Boys Basketball League for student-athletes! Varsity coaches Chris Peura, Tim Mahan and Dave Clay will focus on all players being great teammates, communicating on/ož the court with peers, competing at a high level and sportsmanship. Teams will be made evenly and you will compete against similar age/talent levels. At the end of the season, there will be league playožs to determine the Spring League Champions! Space is limited so sign up today!
Join us in learning and reviewing the basics of field hockey. Players will review proper techniques and practice those skills in drills and small scrimmages. This is a great way to develop your skills from the fall middle school field hockey program or to prepare for playing in the middle school program in the future! Mouth guards, field hockey googles, and shinpads are required. Sticks can be loaned out for the duration of the program. Please contact Jessica DeLacey to reserve a stick at [email protected]. ma.us

  • Instructor: Dave Clay, Chris Peura, Tim Mahan, Location: Rec Center
  • Instructor: Jessica Delacey, Location: Nock Middle School Gym

Gym

Gr 4/5

SESSION 1: THU ∙ APR 30MAY 21 ∙ 2:454PM∙ $68/$78

CLIPPER BOYS BASKETBALL ROOKIE SPRING LEAGUE

Gr 6-8

SESSION 2: FRI ∙ MAY 129 (SKIP MAY 15TH) ∙ 2:153:30PM∙ $68/$78

Gr K-3

MON ∙ MAR 30MAY 18 (SKIP APR 20TH) ∙ 56PM∙ $115/$125

CLIPPER BOYS BASKETBALL COLLEGE SPRING LEAGUE
JUNIOR GOLF

Learning core values, life skills, and healthy habits through the game of golf. We will run golf activities and lessons that tie in the proper etiquette and learning environment for the game of life. This is a fun first, activity based teaching approach with a focus on self discovery and asking questions.

Gr 4-6

WED ∙ APR 1MAY 20 (SKIP APR 22ND) ∙ 5:15PM, 6:15PM, 7:15PM∙ $115/$125

CLIPPER BOYS BASKETBALL PRO SPRING LEAGUE

Gr 7-10

MON ∙ MAR 30MAY 18 (SKIP APR 20TH) ∙ 6:15PM, 7:15PM, 8:15PM∙ $115/$125

Instructor: First Tee of NH, Location: First Tee of NH

Gr 4-8

WED ∙ APR 29MAY 27 ∙ 3:306PM∙ $155/$165

NBBA SUMMER LEAGUE

Come take advantage of this opportunity to play outdoor, fun, competitive and exciting basketball in downtown NBPT! Refs will be provided along with jerseys. We promise to provide balanced teams and even playing time.

Instructor: NBPT Boys Basketball Association, Location: Cashman Park (NHS gym for rainy days)

ROCK CLIMBING ROCKSTARS

NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY! Includes day pass, belayers and gear rental. Climbers will be supervised by NYS staž. They will meet at the cafe and drive to MetroRock with NYS staž. Participants will need to complete a waiver at MetroRock before the program begins. Pick up is at MetroRock.

Gr 4-8

SESSION 1: MON ∙ JUNE 1JULY 20 ∙ 48PM∙ $110/$120

Instructor: NYS Staff, Location: MetroRock

Gr 9-12

SESSION 2: TUE ∙ JUNE 2JUY 21 ∙ 68PM∙ $110/$120

Gr 4/5

THU ∙ APR 30MAY 28 ∙ 2:404:30PM∙ $180/$190

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Spring programs are based on current year. All summer programs are based on the grade entering.

Sports & Recreation

GIRLS YOUTH VOLLEYBALL CLINICS

These clinics are designed for players of all abilities who are interested in learning how to play the game of volleyball. Volleyball is a relatively new sport to this community and so our goal is to build interest in this extremely fun lifelong sport. The clinics will consist of skill building games/drills with the support of NHS volleyball players and coaches.

Instructor: Coach Lori Solazzo with other coaches & players, Location: NHS Gym

Gr K-3

SESSION 1: SUN ∙ MAR 29, APR 5, MAY 3, 17, 31, JUNE 14 12:301:30PM∙ $100/$110
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Gr 4-8

SESSION 2: SUN ∙ MAR 29, APR 5, MAY 3, 17, 31, JUNE 14 1:302:30PM∙ $100/$110

GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL CLINICS

These clinics are designed for veteran players who are interested in upping their game. The focus will be on improving individual skills and knowledge of the game in order to compete at a higher level.

Instructor: Andrew & Melissa Parr, Location: NHS Gym

Gr 9/10

SESSION 1: SUN ∙ MAR 29, APR 5, MAY 3, 17, 31, JUNE 14 10:30AM12:30PM∙ $250/$260

Gr 11/12 (and returning varsity players)

SESSION 2: SUN ∙ MAR 29, APR 5, MAY 3, 17, 31, JUNE 14 2:304:30PM∙ $250/$260

INTRO TO ARCHERY

In this four week class, you will be fitted with equipment, taught the safety guidelines and learn the basics of The National Training System, the form used by US Olympic archers through games and plenty of hands on shooting. On the fourth week we will do a mini tournament. All classes taught by USA Archery Certified Coach and Instructors. Classes may be taught indoors or outdoors weather permitting. Parental waiver required for those under age 18. Specific information will be sent out a week prior to the start of class.

Instructor: Archers Artemis, Location: Archers Artemis

Ages 8+

SESSION 1: SAT ∙ APR 425 ∙ 99:55AM∙ $100/$110 SESSION 2: SAT ∙ MAY 230 (SKIP MAY 23RD) ∙ 99:55AM∙ $100/$110 SESSION 3: SAT ∙ JUNE 627 ∙ 99:55AM∙ $100/$110

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April Vacation

DEADLINE FOR VACATION WEEK IS SUNDAY, APRIL 12TH

Sports

APRIL VACA CLIPPER ALLꢀSPORTS CLINIC

The All-Sports Clinic will introduce activities to youth who enjoy a variety of sports and recreational games. Youth are taught skills and given the opportunity to compete in a variety of sports such as soccer, basketball, flag football, and more, while also enjoying some favorite recreational games like dodgeball, capture the flag, matball, and more plus use of the playground during break time. The day will begin with active dynamic stretching and plyometrics to focus on balance and coordination. Our highly qualified staž makes sure our days are high paced and non-stop fun for every kid! An emphasis on sportsmanship, playing with character, and having fun!

Instructor: Kyle Hodsdon & Matt Valli, Location: Bresnahan Gym

Gr K-5

TUETHU ∙ APR 2123 ∙ 9AM2PM∙ $140/$150

APRIL VACA CLIPPER ALLꢀSPORTS CLINIC JR

The Clipper All-Sports Jr program will allow children to build confidence through positive interaction and individualized attention. Youth will have the opportunity to experience soccer, basketball, t-ball, floor hockey, flag football, parachute games, cooperative games, rock wall exploration and more in a safe, structured environment!

Instructor: Kyle Hodsdon & Matt Valli, Location: Bresnahan Gym

APRIL VACA GIRLS VOLLEYBALL CLINIC

Ages 3-5

This clinic is designed for players of all abilities who are interested in learning how to play the game of volleyball. Volleyball is a new sport to this community and so our goal is to build interest in this extremely fun lifelong sport. The week will consist of skill building games/drills with the support of NHS volleyball players and coaches.

Instructor: Coach Lori Solazzo and NHS Volleyball Players/Coaches, Location: NHS Gym

TUETHU ∙ APR 2123 ∙ 11AM12PM∙ $30/$40

APRIL VACA FENCING

Is your child a Star Wars Lightsaber fanatic or perhaps a fan of the Princess Bride? Sword fighting is exciting stuž not just for the movies! Fencing is an Olympic sport played the world over, and now your child can learn what it’s all about. The program will be filled with fencing basics, games and fun. Vivo will provide all of the equipment necessary to teach your kids the footwork and blade work to become swashbucklers and more. The coach will be none other than Molly Sullivan Sliney, former two-time US Olympic Foil Fencer! It’s great exercise, takes discipline, and involves mental strategy as well. Kids should wear long athletic pants, tee shirts and sneakers that tie securely. En Garde!

Gr 3-8

TUETHU ∙ APR 2123 ∙ 9AM12PM∙ $115/$125

APRIL VACA JUNIOR GOLF

Learning core values, life skills, and healthy habits through the game of golf. We will run golf activities and lessons that tie in the proper etiquette and learning environment for the game of life. This is a fun first, activity based teaching approach with a focus on self discovery and

Instructor: Vivo Fencing Club/Molly Sullivan Sliney, Location: Vivo Fencing Club

asking questions.

INSTRUCTOR: FIRST TEE OF NH, LOCATION: FIRST TEE OF NH

Gr 3-6

TUEFRI ∙ APR 2124 ∙ 8:30AM12:30PM∙ $200/$210

Gr 4-8

TUETHU ∙ APR 2123 ∙ 13:30PM∙ $100/$110

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  • Arts and Crafts
  • STEM

APRIL VACA VIDEO GAME DESIGNER
APRIL VACA COMIC BOOK ART!

We will learn how to create sprites, objects, levels, backgrounds, sound ežects and much more as we create several games that can be shared with family and friends! We'll create a multi-level, customized adventure game complete with zombies, potions, coins, trap doors, and so much more! Participants should bring a flash drive in order to save and take their games home with them. Anyone wishing to take the gaming class that own a Mac laptop can bring their own computer to class each day and contact the instructor prior to the start of class
Tina Rawson of Start 2 Art invites you to make your own comic book art and make a comic book hero! We will draw action strips to tell our stories, learn from famous artists like Stan Lee and Roy Liechtenstein, and create a comic book cover. There will also be time to build, paint and make a cape for your hero. Please see www.start2art.com for more on Tina’s classes.

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    Thompson Community Center 2020 Winter Session Session: Jan 14-Mar 7, 2020 Registration: Jan 7-11, 2020 Center Hours Location / Contact SUN Closed Lance Barber MON Closed Center Manager TUE 12:00 p.m.–9:00 p.m. WED 3:00 p.m.–9:00 p.m. 1189 Dennison Avenue THU 12:00 p.m.–9:00 p.m. Columbus, Ohio 43201 FRI 9:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m. ColumbusRecParks.com SAT 9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. (614) 645-2201 TUESDAY Time Class Age Course# Instructor Fee 12:15pm-8:30pm Open Boxing 8-Adult/50+ 68774 Douglas $15 1:30pm-3:30pm Crochet Adult/50+ 68807 Zeller $10 3:30pm-6:00pm After School Ceramics 6-12 68787 Morris $15 3:30pm-6:00pm After School Hockey 6-12 68790 Hoye $15 6:00pm-7:00pm Beginning Baseball 7-10 68781 Davis FREE 6:00pm-8:00pm Dance Theater 8-Adult/50+ 68795 BCA Staff FREE 6:30pm-8:30pm Crochet 13-Adult/50+ 68807 Zeller $10 6:30pm-8:30pm Ceramics Adult/50+ 68784 Morris $15 7:00pm-8:30pm Adult Matball Adult/50+ 68778 Loughridge $10 WEDNESDAY Time Class Age Course # Instructor Fee 3:00pm-8:30pm Open Boxing 8-Adult/50+ 68774 Douglas $15 3:30pm-5:00pm After School Youth Boxing 8-12 68788 Douglas $15 3:30pm-6:00pm After School Paper Art 6-12 68794 Zeller $15 3:30pm-8:30pm Open Studio Ceramics Experienced Adults 68801 Zeller $15 4:00pm-5:30pm Teen Open Gym 13-17 68804 Staff FREE 5:30pm-7:00pm Advanced Baseball 9-17 68780 Davis FREE 6:30pm-8:30pm Fabric Arts 13-Adult/50+ 68797 Zeller $10 7:00pm-8:30pm Dodgeball/Handball Adult/50+ 68776 Loughridge $10 7:45pm-8:45pm Weightlifting Adult/50+ 68805 Davis $10 THURSDAY Time Class Age Course # Instructor Fee 12:15pm-8:30pm
  • Zerohack Zer0pwn Youranonnews Yevgeniy Anikin Yes Men

    Zerohack Zer0pwn Youranonnews Yevgeniy Anikin Yes Men

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  • Field Trip Bowling

    Field Trip Bowling

    Week # 10 Group # 1 & 2 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 8:45 - 9:15 Sign-In Toga Simon Says 9:30 - 10:15 Multipurpose Room Grassy Area 0 Ice Skating Down by the Banks Germ Bug Playground 10:15 - 11:00 Conference Room Multipurpose Room TOGA 11:00 - 11:45 Lunch Lunch Court 1 Pac Man Tag Field Trip 12:00 -12:45 Lunch Lunch Multipurpose Room Bowling BINGO Craft 12:45 - 1:30 Upper Food Court South Food Court Swimming Freeze Tag Swimming Survivor 1:30 - 2:15 Upper Ice Rink Court 1 Mother May I Line Soccer 2:15 - 3:00 Upper Food Court Multipurpose Room Lobby 3:00 - 3:15 Gather Belongings 3:15 - 3:45 Sign-Out Week # 10 Group # 3 & 4 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 8:45 - 9:15 Sign-In Freeze Tag Pizza Maker 9:30 - 10:15 Upper Ice Rink Grassy Area 1 Ice Skating Potato Toga Playground 10:15 - 11:00 Upper Food Court Court 1 Line Soccer 11:00 - 11:45 Lunch Lunch Multipurpose Room Survivor Field Trip 12:00 -12:45 Lunch Lunch Court 1 Bowling Who has left the Line Soccer room 12:45 - 1:30 Multipurpose Room Conference Room Swimming Steal the Bacon Craft 1:30 - 2:15 Swimming Court 2 South Food Court Heads Up Seven Up Survivor 2:15 - 3:00 South Food Court Multipurpose Room 3:00 - 3:15 Gather Belongings 3:15 - 3:45 Sign-Out Week # 10 Group # 5 & 6 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 8:45 - 9:15 Sign-In Kickball Heads Up Seven Up 9:30 - 10:15 Field 19 Upper Food Court Ice Skating Spencer Creek Knock Out Matball 10:15 - 11:00 Court 1 Court 1 Gator Ball Knock Out 11:00 - 11:45 Lunch Lunch Soccer Fields Multipurpose Room Ultimate Frisbee
  • Gilford Steamer and Bryant Had Initially Come Newspapers in 1999 with Five Baysider

    Gilford Steamer and Bryant Had Initially Come Newspapers in 1999 with Five Baysider

    MARCH 4, 2010 GILFORD, N.H. - FREE Five candidates in the running for Budget Committee BY LAUREN TINER ates in information technolo- the Meadows Advisory Midwest, attended high [email protected] gy and said he has worked Board. school in southern Minneso- In the five candidates run- with computers for 40 years. Corry also volunteered a ta and finished his education ning for the three open Bud- He is currently employed few hours a week to the Gil- at Luther College with a four- get Committee seats, voters with NSS Corp and deals ford school system when his year degree. will see some new and old with software for the bank- son was in school, got in- He began working as an faces. ing industry, and Corry said volved in his kids’ sports pro- airline project manager and his job allows for flexible grams, and volunteered at started a similar job when we Mark Corry hours. He has a background Gunstock. He said that mov- made his way to Gilford, but Corry has been a resident in accounting software, in fi- ing to a rural setting years af- his career took a different of Gilford for 21 years and nancing, and numbers. ter living in a more urban turn. He decided to run his has seen his son and two step- Corry said he has decided community has helped him own company, which pro- children make their way to run for the Budget Com- to appreciate a smaller town, vides Web sites to 17 states through the Gilford school mittee again this year, and which is more readily acces- throughout the U.S.
  • Stocking Report, May 14, 2021

    Stocking Report, May 14, 2021

    Week Ending May 14, 2021 Town Waterbody Acworth Cold River Alstead Cold River Amherst Souhegan River Andover Morey Pond Antrim North Branch Ashland Squam River Auburn Massabesic Lake Barnstead Big River Barnstead Crooked Run Barnstead Little River Barrington Nippo Brook Barrington Stonehouse Pond Bath Ammonoosuc River Bath Wild Ammonoosuc River Belmont Pout Pond Belmont Tioga River Benton Glencliff Home Pond Bethlehem Ammonoosuc River Bristol Newfound River Brookline Nissitissit River Brookline Spaulding Brook Campton Bog Pond Carroll Ammonoosuc River Columbia Fish Pond Concord Merrimack River Danbury Walker Brook Danbury Waukeena Lake Derry Hoods Pond Dorchester South Branch Baker River Dover Cocheco River Durham Lamprey River Week Ending May 14, 2021 Town Waterbody East Kingston York Brook Eaton Conway Lake Epping Lamprey River Errol Clear Stream Errol Kids Pond Exeter Exeter Reservoir Exeter Exeter River Exeter Little River Fitzwilliam Scott Brook Franconia Echo Lake Franconia Profile Lake Franklin Winnipesaukee River Gilford Gunstock River Gilsum Ashuelot River Goffstown Piscataquog River Gorham Peabody River Grafton Mill Brook Grafton Smith Brook Grafton Smith River Greenland Winnicut River Greenville Souhegan River Groton Cockermouth River Groton Spectacle Pond Hampton Batchelders Pond Hampton Taylor River Hampton Falls Winkley Brook Hebron Cockermouth River Hill Needle Shop Brook Hill Smith River Hillsborough Franklin Pierce Lake Kensington Great Brook Week Ending May 14, 2021 Town Waterbody Langdon Cold River Lee Lamprey River
  • Hinsdale Elementary School- Physical Education Philosophy

    Hinsdale Elementary School- Physical Education Philosophy

    Hinsdale Elementary School Physical Education Philosophy Hinsdale Elementary School’s physical education program provides a variety of learning experiences by offering a variety of age-appropriate activities, as well as teaching children health and wellness topics. The goal of the program is to reach each student’s optimum physical, mental, emotional, and social development. National Standards (NASPE) and State of New Hampshire Curriculum Guidelines are used in developing the physical education program, and are organized by the learning domains: psychomotor (motor skills, health- related fitness), cognitive (knowledge), and affective (dispositions). Physical Education is a vital part of the school curriculum, as active bodies equal stimulated minds. Regular participation in physical activity is paramount for children, in order to avoid the health-related diseases that are associated with inactive and sedentary lives. It is the goal of the physical education department, as well as other health- related disciplines, that children develop the skills and knowledge to become, and then remain, healthy members of society. Physical Education (Grades K-12) Hinsdale School District Curriculum Guideline 1: Engages in a physically active lifestyle Grade Level Performance Indicators Assessment Delivered By / Resources Sample Activities K-2 Participates in daily physical Visual Observation PE Teacher Soccer activities that promote healthy lifestyles based on personal Parent Testimony Family Volleyball abilities and interests Question and Answer In-School
  • Madras High School Home of the White Buffalos

    Madras High School Home of the White Buffalos

    Madras High School Home of the White Buffalos 390 SE Tenth Street Madras, OR 97741 Principal: Brian Crook (541) 475-7265 • F: (541) 475-8273 Asst. Principals: Mark Stewart, Dan Barendse http://jcsd.k12.or.us/schools/mhs Counselors: Stacey Bruce & Jessica Swagger 2021-2022 Special Addendum Students and Parents/Guardians, March 2021 As you know, there have been a lot of uncertainties during the 2020-2021 year that have impacted student schedules, learning options and graduation requirements etc. The information in this addendum covers some special changes that may affect the upcoming school year. We are forecasting for our regular seven-period semester schedule; however, if the current restrictions stay in place, we may move to a four-period quarterly schedule as we have for this year. If we move to a four-period schedule with similar restrictions, we may not be able to offer all courses or honor all elective requests. Schedule changes in this option will be very limited. In addition, Honors and Highest Honors recognition has been modified for the graduating class of 2022 due to restricted course offerings in the previous year. Honors recognition will be awarded to any student with a 3.6 to 3.79 GPA. Highest Honors recognition will be awarded to any student with a GPA of 3.8 and higher, regardless of courses taken. Valedictorian and Salutatorian with be awarded to the highest and second highest GPA respectively. Only students earning a standard Oregon Diploma will be considered for Honors recognitions. If we continue to offer an online learning option, make sure you choose the option that is the best fit for your family.
  • NYS-2019-Spring-Summer-Revised-Web.Pdf

    NYS-2019-Spring-Summer-Revised-Web.Pdf

    Dear Families, Contents Once again, NYS is looking ahead to another season of new and expanded programs, services and 1: SAFE SITTER events. We are beginning to divide the department into divisions to help you, the community, better find what you are looking for. 2: EVENTS Recreation & Enrichment Programs- Seasonal, year round offerings and community events for all 3-4: SPRING REC & ENRICHMENT ages 0-18. 5-6: APRIL VACATION Rec Center & Teen Trips - A membership based youth center, with seasonal program, trips, We had an amazing 2018 and we know 2019 workshops and events for grades 6-12 (with Jr memberships for 4th and 5th grade). 7-8: SPRING SPORTS Social Services & Supports - Mentoring, support groups, parent speaker series, the BEACON 9-14: SUMMER REC & ENRICHMENT will be even better! Coalition and other city intiatives to promote healthy youth development. 15-16: SUMMER CLIPPER ATHLETICS Thank you to those who attended our events, volunteered, and supported The Learning Enrichment Center - Academic and cultural enrichment for school age children who need extra support. 17-18: SUMMER AT A GLANCE Youth Services by donating to Friends of NYS. As we continue to focus on what young people need to thrive, we are excited to introduce the 19-21: SUMMER SPORTS & REC YOUTHRIVE campaign. “When youth matter… youth thrive” (see page 32). We have begun many projects with community partners to focus on increasing youth empowerment, fostering 21: SUMMER STEM This year we will expand our activities, as well as increase the funds we raise developmentally appropriate independence and looking at the benefits of free play to address the for NYS.
  • List of Sports

    List of Sports

    List of sports The following is a list of sports/games, divided by cat- egory. There are many more sports to be added. This system has a disadvantage because some sports may fit in more than one category. According to the World Sports Encyclopedia (2003) there are 8,000 indigenous sports and sporting games.[1] 1 Physical sports 1.1 Air sports Wingsuit flying • Parachuting • Banzai skydiving • BASE jumping • Skydiving Lima Lima aerobatics team performing over Louisville. • Skysurfing Main article: Air sports • Wingsuit flying • Paragliding • Aerobatics • Powered paragliding • Air racing • Paramotoring • Ballooning • Ultralight aviation • Cluster ballooning • Hopper ballooning 1.2 Archery Main article: Archery • Gliding • Marching band • Field archery • Hang gliding • Flight archery • Powered hang glider • Gungdo • Human powered aircraft • Indoor archery • Model aircraft • Kyūdō 1 2 1 PHYSICAL SPORTS • Sipa • Throwball • Volleyball • Beach volleyball • Water Volleyball • Paralympic volleyball • Wallyball • Tennis Members of the Gotemba Kyūdō Association demonstrate Kyūdō. 1.4 Basketball family • Popinjay • Target archery 1.3 Ball over net games An international match of Volleyball. Basketball player Dwight Howard making a slam dunk at 2008 • Ball badminton Summer Olympic Games • Biribol • Basketball • Goalroball • Beach basketball • Bossaball • Deaf basketball • Fistball • 3x3 • Footbag net • Streetball • • Football tennis Water basketball • Wheelchair basketball • Footvolley • Korfball • Hooverball • Netball • Peteca • Fastnet • Pickleball