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A Kid's Best Friend Hats off to Cetrella WEEKEND | 18 DECEMBER 18, 2015 VOLUME 23, NO. 47 www.MountainViewOnline.com 650.964.6300 MOVIES | 21 A kid’s best friend VOLUNTEERS TEACH MV STUDENTS HOW TO TREAT ANIMALS IN ‘CRITTER CLUB’ By Kevin Forestieri schools in the area, including Castro and Mistral Elementary, tudents at Mistral Elemen- to teach students about how to tary’s Beyond The Bell treat and take care of animals. Safterschool program got a Leonor Delgado, an educator surprise visitor last week, when and translator for the program, Rubi, the 6-year-old yellow Lab- said they expose students to rador, waltzed up to the front of animals including birds, dogs, the class. With a tail wagging at cats, rabbits and chickens to give full speed, it wasn’t clear who students a first-hand experience was more excited — the children with animals. The variety they or the dog. bring into the classroom depends Rubi is a search and rescue dog, on local volunteers who lend MARK NOACK explained Steve Garcia, a volun- their pets, but that rarely seems Muslim men gather for the late afternoon prayer at the Seerah Conference held at the Muslim teer for the San Mateo County to be a hurdle for Delgado. Community Association in Santa Clara on Dec. 12. The annual event focused on the community’s Sheriff’s Office, and her job is to “We have a lot of people who challenges amid recent terrorist attacks. sniff out a missing person with get really interested and want to her super-human sense of smell. help,” she said. One student in the front row was Critter Club started in 2013 Putting faith to the test floored when Garcia said kids as a popular program in the would have next to no chance east Menlo Park neighborhood TERROR ATTACKS BRING ADVERSITY TO LOCAL MUSLIM COMMUNITY winning a game of hide-and-seek of Belle Haven at Beechwood with Rubi once she gets their School — a private school serv- By Mark Noack out through glares, derogatory at Lake Chabot in Alameda scent. ing mostly low-income students. slurs or cold treatment from County were berated and had “She can smell the tiniest, Delgado said they try to visit or the estimated 250,000 strangers. And the animosity is hot coffee thrown at them tiniest things,” Garcia told the under-served communities to Muslims living in the Bay fueled by politicians calling for by a woman who saw them students. teach students about the humane FArea, these are the times surveillance on mosques, ban- praying. Last week, the Santa The lesson on search and res- treatment of animals, and started when faith is put to the test. ning Syrian refugees or Donald Clara offices of the Council cue dogs was the latest in a series coming to Castro last year. Following the Islamic State- Trump’s extreme proposal to on American-Islamic Rela- of classes called “Critter Club,” “We target areas where kids inspired terrorist attacks in totally bar Muslims from enter- tions (ISNA) received an enve- hosted by the Palo Alto Humane might not get this kind of educa- Paris and San Bernardino, a ing the country. lope containing white powder Society. Volunteers with the pall of suspicion has been cast Even in the Bay Area, a region meant to resemble anthrax. Humane Society visit several See ANIMALS, page 9 on the Islamic community that that prides itself on tolerance The powder wasn’t hazardous, reminds some of the dark days and diversity, there are plenty but the incident resulted in a after the Sept. 11 attacks. On of examples of anti-Muslim full evacuation of the building a day-to-day basis, local Mus- hostility. Earlier this month, a lims say this backlash can play group of Muslims picnicking See MUSLIMS, page 6 Split school board votes to open Slater Elementary By Kevin Forestieri voted 3-2 last week to reopen an that the new school would siphon elementary school on the Slater off students essential to the func- ossibly ending a years- Elementary campus. tioning of nearby schools, and long effort by families in Since April 2014, the board has concerns that there isn’t enough Pthe Whisman and Slater agreed that the northeast end of money to fund construction, MICHELLE LE area lobbying for a neighbor- the city needs a school of its own forced the board to postpone Rubi, a search-and-rescue dog, visits a classroom at Castro School hood school, the Mountain View — it was just a matter of figuring with Steve Garcia as part of a lesson in animal care from the Palo Alto Whisman School District board out the right timing. But worries See SLATER, page 8 Humane Society. 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