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Monday, April 11, 2011
Actualizing Six Billion Paths to Peace Presentation for NYLC conference
NAIS CHALLENGE 20/20 GREEN SCHOOL TEAM yes
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY HOUSE
Saturday, April 2, 2011
MONDAY APRIL 3RD CLASS MEETING: FRESHMEN/COMMUNITY ROOM
1. WELCOME: YOUTH FOR HUMAN RIGHTS VIDEOS
RIGHT NUMBER ONE
RIGHT NUMBER TWO
2. PATHS TO PEACE... WHAT IS YOURS?
Write your name and your path to peace (through kindness and/or service to others and/or yourselves)
"My experience with Shinneyo--en has reminded me that peace is a choice that each of us must choose each day inspite of the hustle, bustle, and chaos of daily life--choosing peace is a way to reconnect us to one another" Mrs. Crossno
Sample Paths to Peace:
Primary: Hugging
Lower Division: Sharing my video games with my brother
Middle School: Helping a friend learn, not just giving answers to homework
High School:
Teachers, Administrators, and other adults:
Mrs. Warden: My path to peace is the family God has blessed me with.
Mrs. Miano: "My path to peace both personal and universal can be summed up by my career choice of teaching young people. In their hands lie the solutions to the future. A willingness to grapple with tough mathematics problems extends into the resolving of life issues that can forge a pathway to peace."
Mrs. Clay: My path to peace is "TRUST Peace @ the Heart of Service"
Mrs. Clay's Husband: I do not know.
3. MAKE UP: Connecting Profiles and Roots and Fruits Quilt
a.Connections with Mrs. Clay: Costa Rica, House
b. ROOTS AND FRUITS QUILT PATCH
4. Presidential Awards
Congressional Awards
Full explanation (9 minutes)
RIGHT NUMBER ONE
RIGHT NUMBER TWO
2. PATHS TO PEACE... WHAT IS YOURS?
Write your name and your path to peace (through kindness and/or service to others and/or yourselves)
"My experience with Shinneyo--en has reminded me that peace is a choice that each of us must choose each day inspite of the hustle, bustle, and chaos of daily life--choosing peace is a way to reconnect us to one another" Mrs. Crossno
Sample Paths to Peace:
Primary: Hugging
Lower Division: Sharing my video games with my brother
Middle School: Helping a friend learn, not just giving answers to homework
High School:
Teachers, Administrators, and other adults:
Mrs. Warden: My path to peace is the family God has blessed me with.
Mrs. Miano: "My path to peace both personal and universal can be summed up by my career choice of teaching young people. In their hands lie the solutions to the future. A willingness to grapple with tough mathematics problems extends into the resolving of life issues that can forge a pathway to peace."
Mrs. Clay: My path to peace is "TRUST Peace @ the Heart of Service"
Mrs. Clay's Husband: I do not know.
3. MAKE UP: Connecting Profiles and Roots and Fruits Quilt
a.Connections with Mrs. Clay: Costa Rica, House
b. ROOTS AND FRUITS QUILT PATCH
4. Presidential Awards
Congressional Awards
Full explanation (9 minutes)
Monday, March 28, 2011
YAC meeting, Friday, April 1
Attended: Caitlin A. (Facilitated the Meeting), Arjun, Shiva, Chandler. Johnesha and Jasmine attended the day before and made the latern
1. Comfort Cards for Japan
2. National Volunteer Week: Caitlin assigned Chapel introduction responsibilities to members present. Chandler will introduce Tuesday's speaker. Shiva and Arjun will introduce Thursday speakers, and Caitlin will introduce Friday's speaker. Presidential Award Candidates will be introduced at Chapel on April 13 by YAC Chairs Johnesha, Reswhan and D.J. (if they are available. awards will not arrive at that date)
3. April 12 Class Meeting: Haiku announcement at Chapel by Caitlin and friends of Haiku. Required for Freshmen, but open for anyone interested. The theme is from Rubble to Hope. The meeting will be @ Calvert facilitated by Respect Diversity Foundation, Joan Korenblit with support from English Teacher, Mrs. Knowles.
Monday, April 3rd. Class Meeting for Freshmen @ Woods Community Room:
1. Youth for Human Rights Video for waiting time
2. What is your path to peace mural
3. Personal Goal-Introduction to Service Awards: Presidential and Congressional
4. Finish Quilt and/or profiles
1. Comfort Cards for Japan
2. National Volunteer Week: Caitlin assigned Chapel introduction responsibilities to members present. Chandler will introduce Tuesday's speaker. Shiva and Arjun will introduce Thursday speakers, and Caitlin will introduce Friday's speaker. Presidential Award Candidates will be introduced at Chapel on April 13 by YAC Chairs Johnesha, Reswhan and D.J. (if they are available. awards will not arrive at that date)
3. April 12 Class Meeting: Haiku announcement at Chapel by Caitlin and friends of Haiku. Required for Freshmen, but open for anyone interested. The theme is from Rubble to Hope. The meeting will be @ Calvert facilitated by Respect Diversity Foundation, Joan Korenblit with support from English Teacher, Mrs. Knowles.
Monday, April 3rd. Class Meeting for Freshmen @ Woods Community Room:
1. Youth for Human Rights Video for waiting time
2. What is your path to peace mural
3. Personal Goal-Introduction to Service Awards: Presidential and Congressional
4. Finish Quilt and/or profiles
Thursday, March 24, 2011
YAC Meeting, March 24
Attendance: Christine L., Salman, Chandler
We begun the meeting with connecting profiles.
1. Class Meeting: Tomorrow-9th grade only: Quilt, made with Activity Card from Six Billion Paths to Peace Reflection cards. We will also start making spiritual relief cards for Japan and Paper cranes of hope. Students from Blake School are doing the same thing.
2. Shinnyo-en cards training: We did one of the cards from the Be the Peace set...8 BREATHS. TECHNIQUE TO MANAGE STRESS
3. Christine requested consideration of YAC Japan Relief fundraiser. Mrs. Clay suggested Iron Chef at Calvert after graduation in June. Mrs. Clay will start talks with Platt College Chef Travis and check with administration. Mrs. Thomas is on board to help during the summer. Guests: Casady Community, Asian Societies. Judges: Combination of Youth and Adults
We begun the meeting with connecting profiles.
1. Class Meeting: Tomorrow-9th grade only: Quilt, made with Activity Card from Six Billion Paths to Peace Reflection cards. We will also start making spiritual relief cards for Japan and Paper cranes of hope. Students from Blake School are doing the same thing.
2. Shinnyo-en cards training: We did one of the cards from the Be the Peace set...8 BREATHS. TECHNIQUE TO MANAGE STRESS
3. Christine requested consideration of YAC Japan Relief fundraiser. Mrs. Clay suggested Iron Chef at Calvert after graduation in June. Mrs. Clay will start talks with Platt College Chef Travis and check with administration. Mrs. Thomas is on board to help during the summer. Guests: Casady Community, Asian Societies. Judges: Combination of Youth and Adults
Saturday, March 19, 2011
Monday, March 7, 2011
Before Spring Break March Meeting
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1. RDF Roots and Fruits quilt path for Respect Diversity Foundation
2. Next Class Meeting - Tomorrow at Library or after Spring Break
What do you want to do?
3. April, National Volunteer Week: Brainstorming
Grant writers needed for April 16-Global Youth Service Day
4. Walk the World Update: See Flyer.
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Thursday, March 3, 2011
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