Wednesday, April 20, 2011
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
YAC Meeting April 19-Oklahoma City Bombing Remembered
Attendance: Zainab and Mrs. Clay. Shiva came after the meeting was adjurned to state that he will be attending food bank volunteer opportunity this weekend. Mrs. Clay stated that the service opportunity this weekend starts with a collaboration with the Environmental Club in the morning and service at the Food Bank in the afternoon. We will not be going to Habitat anymore.
Item # 1: Respectful viewing of April 19
Item # 2: Zainab provided a cleaver idea for special Presidential awards to be delivered partly at Chapel and partly at an ice cream social only for this year's presidential award winners.
Item # 3: Because CDC did not attend meeting, we will not have a class meeting. We will simply offer the opportunity for anyone interested in creative movement linked to service. Mrs. Clay will contact dance teacher to warn her of possible poor attendance. The Creative Movement linked to service opportunity will take place at the amphitheater.
All other items were tabled due to lack of participation.
Yearly reflection, what did we do, learn, how can it be improved, what was the kodak moment
Walk the World OKC 2011: Global Youth Service Day at Food Bank, walk details, walk help. Jasmine
Challenge 20/20 Green Team YES: Carbon footprint online surveys and energy audit tools demonstration
Stories with toy animals from the Bombing site fence due in May...suggestion to add topics to comfort stories for children of Japan.
Item # 1: Respectful viewing of April 19
Item # 2: Zainab provided a cleaver idea for special Presidential awards to be delivered partly at Chapel and partly at an ice cream social only for this year's presidential award winners.
Item # 3: Because CDC did not attend meeting, we will not have a class meeting. We will simply offer the opportunity for anyone interested in creative movement linked to service. Mrs. Clay will contact dance teacher to warn her of possible poor attendance. The Creative Movement linked to service opportunity will take place at the amphitheater.
All other items were tabled due to lack of participation.
Yearly reflection, what did we do, learn, how can it be improved, what was the kodak moment
Walk the World OKC 2011: Global Youth Service Day at Food Bank, walk details, walk help. Jasmine
Challenge 20/20 Green Team YES: Carbon footprint online surveys and energy audit tools demonstration
Stories with toy animals from the Bombing site fence due in May...suggestion to add topics to comfort stories for children of Japan.
Sunday, April 17, 2011
Thursday, April 14, 2011
MEMORIES OF CONFERENCES, VISITORS, AND NATIONAL VOLUNTEER WEEK
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Monday, April 11, 2011
National Volunteer Week: April 11-April 17
APRIL 13: CONGRATULATIONS PRESIDENTIAL AWARD WINNERS. ICE CREAM TO CELEBRATE!
chapel announcement
Chapel speakers
1. Tuesday: OU Student Council President DID NOT ATTEND, MRS CLAY PRESENTED NATIONAL VOLUNTEER WEEK
2. Wednesday: Global Youth Service Day: Our Own Scotie Conner
3. Thrusday: Out of Uniform: Volunteer t-shirt day...Holocaust survivors daughters
4. Friday: YAC and service learning benefactor: Mr. Gene Rainbolt
Woods Community Room
1. Tuesday: B-block: Mahjong 3:00 Haiku art -4- Oklahoma City Memorial Museum: From Rubble-2-Hope R-2-H.
2. Wednesday: B: Block: Ice Cream for all
3. Thursday: Wear Volunteer t-shirt, volunteer @ Evening of the Arts
4. Friday: Get a fruit snack and learn about Walk the World OKC 2011 and Relay-4-Life
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY HOUSE
chapel announcement
Chapel speakers
1. Tuesday: OU Student Council President DID NOT ATTEND, MRS CLAY PRESENTED NATIONAL VOLUNTEER WEEK
2. Wednesday: Global Youth Service Day: Our Own Scotie Conner
3. Thrusday: Out of Uniform: Volunteer t-shirt day...Holocaust survivors daughters
4. Friday: YAC and service learning benefactor: Mr. Gene Rainbolt
Woods Community Room
1. Tuesday: B-block: Mahjong 3:00 Haiku art -4- Oklahoma City Memorial Museum: From Rubble-2-Hope R-2-H.
2. Wednesday: B: Block: Ice Cream for all
3. Thursday: Wear Volunteer t-shirt, volunteer @ Evening of the Arts
4. Friday: Get a fruit snack and learn about Walk the World OKC 2011 and Relay-4-Life
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY HOUSE
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HABITAT FOR HUMANITY HOUSE
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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)
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