JOIN US FOR A DAY FULL OF FUN, FOOD,GAMES,CRAFTS, AND RIDES
MAKE SURE TO WEAR YOUR HAWAIIAN ATTIRE!
DATE: MAY 2, 2008
TIME: 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Location: Short Avenue Elementary
12814 Maxella Ave
Los Angeles, CA 90066
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
LD3 Arts Festival, Tuesday, April 28th
Come to the LD3 Arts Festival
Tuesday, April 28th
From 5:30-7:30pm
Art, Music, Theater, Visual Displays
Marina del Rey MS will host 14 Schools and counting!
We need your presence and your support!
Stop by and pitch in at the Booster Counters...
Refreshments on sale.
Make your presence known.
Bring the family and join in on the FUN!
"ALL THE WORLD IS A STAGE"
Tuesday, April 28th
From 5:30-7:30pm
Art, Music, Theater, Visual Displays
Marina del Rey MS will host 14 Schools and counting!
We need your presence and your support!
Stop by and pitch in at the Booster Counters...
Refreshments on sale.
Make your presence known.
Bring the family and join in on the FUN!
"ALL THE WORLD IS A STAGE"
Thursday, April 16, 2009
Minutes from 4.15.09 Education Committee Meeting
Agenda for DRNC Education Sub-Committee Meeting
8:00 pm – 9:00 p.m. April 15, 2009, Mar Vista Family Center, 5075 S. Slausen Ave, Del Rey, California, 90230
Agenda
I. Call to Order and Roll Call
- Present: Eric DeSobe, Brett Flater, Mark Redick, Marlene Savage, Theresa Lou, Elizabeth Zamora, Liz Layne, Francine Edwards
II. Welcome and Introductions
- Done
IV. "Needs Survey" update -
- DeSobe will input needs for minutes from collected sheet or scan collected surveys to upload on post on blog
- Thoughts on collected needs survey:
o Mark – teachers paying out of pocket is not good; good we join with their booster club; what club activities could we tag along to; what are top three after school programs? Beyond the Bell was one, YMCA is popular, Intervention; what are schools doing during the summer?
o Marlene – volunteering; Eric Garcetti did a volunteer survey and this inspired Marlene; after school program
o Francine – clubs we could tag along to; finding the club heads to connect with; like the knitting club
o Liz – new library at Playa Vista Elementary School; getting $50,000 and raising additional $50,000 (Wonder of Reading); communication – marquee would be great (even the old school kind, non-electronic), website issues; could we connect businesses to this project?; May 1st silent auction at Playa.
o Elizabeth Zamora – DRNC and homeowners need more involvement with schools for sure. Small grants, classroom grants; adopt a teacher/classroom; health and nutrition … how do we connect them? Parents paying for P.E.; community garden grants (ties into beautifaction)
o Theresa – she agrees; consortium of schools idea; connect to the businesses and really build the community
o Brett and Eric – Stoner Elementary visits; technology and extra-curricular activities; usable technology; keep LAUSD budget cuts in mind
V. Strategies and priorities for rest of 2009
1. Try to pitch one or two projects before school year ends to Executive Committee (which meets April 30th, 2009).
a. What about arts attack? Mural project? Francine and Liz will check in with Eric next week with a project. Project will be submitted to Mark by 11:00 a.m. April 27th, 2009 to get on Executive Committee agenda.
b. Summer project for Education Committee should revolve around creating a Del Rey school consortium that the Ed. Committee presents to local business to get funds for all schools
VI. Questions/Next Steps
1. Question about drafting a statement aboutLAUSD budget cuts
The DRNC Education Committee aspires to raise awareness of and connect community members to our neighborhood schools. The Education Committee will commit its resources, time, and energy to promote excellence in our schools.
8:00 pm – 9:00 p.m. April 15, 2009, Mar Vista Family Center, 5075 S. Slausen Ave, Del Rey, California, 90230
Agenda
I. Call to Order and Roll Call
- Present: Eric DeSobe, Brett Flater, Mark Redick, Marlene Savage, Theresa Lou, Elizabeth Zamora, Liz Layne, Francine Edwards
II. Welcome and Introductions
- Done
IV. "Needs Survey" update -
- DeSobe will input needs for minutes from collected sheet or scan collected surveys to upload on post on blog
- Thoughts on collected needs survey:
o Mark – teachers paying out of pocket is not good; good we join with their booster club; what club activities could we tag along to; what are top three after school programs? Beyond the Bell was one, YMCA is popular, Intervention; what are schools doing during the summer?
o Marlene – volunteering; Eric Garcetti did a volunteer survey and this inspired Marlene; after school program
o Francine – clubs we could tag along to; finding the club heads to connect with; like the knitting club
o Liz – new library at Playa Vista Elementary School; getting $50,000 and raising additional $50,000 (Wonder of Reading); communication – marquee would be great (even the old school kind, non-electronic), website issues; could we connect businesses to this project?; May 1st silent auction at Playa.
o Elizabeth Zamora – DRNC and homeowners need more involvement with schools for sure. Small grants, classroom grants; adopt a teacher/classroom; health and nutrition … how do we connect them? Parents paying for P.E.; community garden grants (ties into beautifaction)
o Theresa – she agrees; consortium of schools idea; connect to the businesses and really build the community
o Brett and Eric – Stoner Elementary visits; technology and extra-curricular activities; usable technology; keep LAUSD budget cuts in mind
V. Strategies and priorities for rest of 2009
1. Try to pitch one or two projects before school year ends to Executive Committee (which meets April 30th, 2009).
a. What about arts attack? Mural project? Francine and Liz will check in with Eric next week with a project. Project will be submitted to Mark by 11:00 a.m. April 27th, 2009 to get on Executive Committee agenda.
b. Summer project for Education Committee should revolve around creating a Del Rey school consortium that the Ed. Committee presents to local business to get funds for all schools
VI. Questions/Next Steps
1. Question about drafting a statement aboutLAUSD budget cuts
The DRNC Education Committee aspires to raise awareness of and connect community members to our neighborhood schools. The Education Committee will commit its resources, time, and energy to promote excellence in our schools.
Thursday, April 9, 2009
Education Committee meeting, Wednesday, April 15 at 8 p.m.
Can't wait to see everyone next Wednesday at our second Education Committee meeting. Usual time -- 8 p.m. -- and usual location -- Mar Vista Family Center. Lots to discuss: needs survey results, newly created DRNC project application process, and more.
See you there.
-Eric DeSobe
DRNC Secretary,
Education Committee Chair
Agenda
I. Call to Order and Roll Call
II. Welcome and Introductions
III. Reading of Mission Statement
IV. "Needs Survey" update - who gave it out, what are results, other suggestions for distribution
V. Strategies and priorities for rest of 2009 in light of DRNC project funding application passage
VI. Questions/Next Steps
See you there.
-Eric DeSobe
DRNC Secretary,
Education Committee Chair
Agenda
I. Call to Order and Roll Call
II. Welcome and Introductions
III. Reading of Mission Statement
IV. "Needs Survey" update - who gave it out, what are results, other suggestions for distribution
V. Strategies and priorities for rest of 2009 in light of DRNC project funding application passage
VI. Questions/Next Steps
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