[HenleyMatters] Second Attempt - Henley News

[Hashisaki]

So sorry for the second posting but some subscribers had a problem  
viewing the entire message.  I have moved the attachment to the  
bottom of the email and hopefully that will solve the problem!   Teresa

February 26, 2008

	PATSO Speaker
	Wish List
	Golden Apple Award
	Special Evening of International Dance
	Kid Pan Alley
	
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PATSO Speaker Series

Margie Shepherd will share her perspective on navigating the teen-age  
years based on her experience as a Middle School educator and parent  
of four daughters.
March 18, 7:00 PM in the Henley Library


Wish List

In an effort to try and assist our teachers with some much needed  
classroom supplies we have asked them to provide a list of items that  
they need.  Please drop off any purchased items to the office.  (You  
can print the wish list for your next shopping trip by opening the  
attachment at the bottom of this email.)

    Markers in a variety of colors...red, black, blue and green to  
use on a whiteboard or dry-erase board

    Gel pens/any color

    Paint Markers/any color

    Permanent Markers/a variety of colors/Medium Tip

    Art canvases from Studio Art Shop/ They are 40% off right now/  
large sizes are favorable like 30" by 60"

    HP 93 inkjet cartridge (Two if possible)

    Glue Sticks

    Colored Pencils

    Reinforcers for loose leaf paper

    Calico cotton fabric w/ small bold, colorful patterns: 12 inches  
X 16 inches

    Stretched canvas on wooden frame: 11 X 14  or  16 X 20  or  8 X 10

    Acrylic paints in reds, blues, yellows, greens, oranges, white,  
black

Golden Apple Award

Don’t forget!  Golden Apple Award nominations are due by Monday,  
March 3!  You can get a nomination form online at: http:// 
www.k12albemarle.org/

Albemarle County Schools Adult Education’s ESOL Partners in  
Leadership Sponsors a Special Evening of International Dance

"From Many Nations ... To One Community,” a special evening of  
international dance featuring local Irish, Chinese, African, Latin  
and American dance groups demonstrating  the universality of dance as  
an expression of culture and community. This showcase is brought to  
you by Albemarle County Schools Adult Education’s ESOL Partners in  
Leadership, a group of adult English language and civics students.  
The group’s goal is to develop and demonstrate their leadership  
potential while, at the same time, contribute to the community at  
large. They have partnered with Habitat for Humanity of Greater  
Charlottesville to raise the funds for and construct a simple,  
decent, affordable home for a low-income working family to realize  
the dream of homeownership. This program is made possible through the  
generosity of a Community Performance Access Grant from The Paramount  
Theater.

Friday, March 14, 2008, 7:30 p.m.

The Paramount Theater
215 East Main Street
Charlottesville, VA 22902

$16 in advance/$20 at the door
Proceeds will benefit Habitat for Humanity of Greater Charlottesville.

For more information, please visit:
Albemarle County Schools Adult Education - http:// 
schoolcenter.k12albemarle.org/education/dept/dept.php?sectionid=1806
The Paramount Theater - https://www.theparamount.net/ 
calendar_shows_SoYouThinkYouCanDanceCharlottesville.aspx
Habitat for Humanity of Greater Charlottesville - http:// 
www.cvillehabitat.org/news.shtml

Kid Pan Alley

WHAT IS KID PAN ALLEY?

Imagine what it be like to be child writing a song in their classroom  
with a professional songwriter. And suppose that your song was  
recorded by a world-class recording artist like Delbert McClinton,  
Amy Grant, Kix Brooks, Suzie Bogguss, Beth Nielsen Chapman, Lari  
White, or Raul Malo along with our partners, the Nashville Chamber  
Orchestra. You’d be changed forever—seeing yourself as a creator  
and not just a consumer. You’d have learned about teamwork, the  
value of everyone’s ideas, embracing diversity and collaboration  
through the group songwriting process. You might start writing songs  
to express your feelings rather than striking out in anger. You’d  
feel really listened to and proud of what you had done. And just  
imagine that this was the most fun you ever had in school.

Well, this is what Kid Pan Alley is doing in schools throughout the  
country—inspiring kids use their imaginations—to be creators, not  
consumers. We’ve written over 900 songs with over 18,000 children  
and we’ve got to say kids make the greatest co-writers. Come on  
inside and hear some of their creations. http://www.kidpanalley.org/ 
home.html

The Charlottesville-Albemarle Project Director is Terri Allard.  They  
have been invited to several elementary schools in our area this past  
year to rave reviews!

This program is primarily for elementary schools but it is such a  
great program that I hope you all will support them.  Shop at WHOLE  
FOODS ON WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, and 5% of all sale earnings will  
benefit the upcoming Charlottesville-Albemarle Kid Pan Alley  
community CD and release concert, scheduled for October 4, 2008, at  
the Paramount Theater.  Stop “BUY” and say “hi” to Paul  
Reisler and Terri Allard!

Kid Pan Alley performances, featuring Paul, Terri, and children from  
our community, are scheduled for noon and 5PM.

(SPECIAL MESSAGE FROM TERRI:  If anyone is interested in volunteering  
to help out at Whole Foods -- by sitting at the Kid Pan Alley  
information table or bagging groceries while talking to folks about  
KPA--please contact Terri Allard at: Terri at kidpanalley.org.  I'm  
planning to be there all day!

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Mark Your Calendar
	
	March 1, Saturday - District Band Festival, CHS

	March 3, Monday - PATSO Meeting in the library at 7 PM

	March 5, Wednesday - Board of Supervisors Public Hearing on the  
County Executive's Recommended Budget

	March 13 - 14, Friday - District Choral Festival

	March 14, Friday - Principal's Coffee in the library from 9:30 -  
10:30 AM

	March 14, Friday - Dance 4:00 - 6:30 PM

	March 18, Tuesday - PATSO Speaker Series in the library at 7 PM

	March 21, Friday - No School for students

	March 31, Monday - PATSO Meeting in the library at 7 PM

	April 2, Wednesday - Board of Supervisors Public Hearing on the  
Board's Proposed Budget and the 2008 Calendar Year Tax Rate

	April 3, Thursday - EXPO Night

	April 7 - 11 - Spring Break
	
Links

Dr. McLaughlin's blog at: http://henleyhornets.blogspot.com/

The Henley website at: http://www.k12albemarle.org/Henley/

The School Division website at: http://www.k12albemarle.org/

The ACPS Parent Council website at:  http://acpsparentcouncil.org/

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