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A16 THE COAST NEWS FEB. 25, 2011 Kaplan College introduces innovative offering: The Kaplan Commitment SM Kaplan College knows making the decision to go back to school is a big one. That's why they developed The Kaplan Commitment. It's one of the many ways Kaplan College puts students first. The Kaplan Commitment is an opportunity for students to experience a real class, for real credits, for an introductory period before paying a penny of tuition.* It allows students to begin their program Sanderling Waldorf School offers North County families an inspired approach to lifelong learning. Waldorf-educated children emerge from their schooling prepared for a changing world; with a spirit of teamwork; and with a sense of connection and responsibility in the community. Waldorf schools provide: • Developmentally appropriate curriculum • Warm and inviting environment • Integration of visual, textural and performing while evaluating it. Therefore, if they see that it is the right fit, they are already on their way to completing their education. If it turns out the time or program isn't right for them, they can withdraw during the introductory course at no additional cost beyond their initial $45 enrollment fee. That's The Kaplan Commitment. Come see for yourself why Kaplan College is willing to put their money where their arts • Strong grade-school commitment to academic excellence For more than 90 years, Waldorf graduates have changed the world for the better. Sanderling Waldorf School – one of more than 800 Waldorf schools worldwide – supplies a full, rich curriculum that honors each individual child, allowing every student to develop a lifelong love of learning. For the 2011-12 school year, Sanderling Waldorf School offers the following programs: MAAC Head Start - Jeopardy In the spirit of Watson winning the recent Jeopardy contest we present this Quiz: EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES mouth is. Call now for more information. 888.323.4075 Dept. 902 * Students must withdraw before the close of business on the last day of the introductory course for tuition exemption. No credits will be earned if the student withdraws from the program. Program requirements may vary. Please call 888.323.4075 for details. Give Your Child a Lifelong Love of Learning at Sanderling Waldorf School Answer- Parents are the primary educators of their children and must be directly involved in the program. What is a basic principle of Head Start? Answer- A family-oriented, comprehensive, and community-based program to address developmental goals for children, support for parents in their work and child-rearing roles, and linkage with other service delivery systems What is Head Start? Answer- 86,718 How many children are served by Head Start in California? Answer- 2,095 How many children are served by MAAC Head Start? • Weekly Parent-Child classes for children ages 18 months-3 years • 3-days-per-week Nursery class for ages 2-3 • Two separate mixedage Nursery/Kindergarten classes for ages 3-6 (2, 3 & 5-day options available) • Grades 1- 6 As a vibrant, growing school, we will add a new first grade each year, increasing our offerings to include Grades 1-8 by 2013. We encourage you to join us for one of our upcoming orientation events, listed on our website at www.sanderlingschool.org. Answer- Camp Pendleton, Carlsbad, Escondido, Fallbrook, Oceanside, San Marcos, Valley Center, Vista Where does MAAC Project serve these children? Answer- 7,430 How many children are served by Early Head Start in California? Answer- 237 How many children are served by MAAC Early Head Start? Answer- 760-471-4210 How can get further information to enroll my child in Head Start? Answer- Early Childhood Education Teachers, Social Services Workers, and General Workers What employment opportunities does MAAC offer? Contact us at 760-471- 4210 for further information or to enroll your child. Sanderling Waldorf School Come see why Waldorf Education is the fastest-growing independent-school movement in the world. Parent-Child - Nursery - Kindergarten - Grade School Visit our campus and experience Waldorf in action. RSVP required. Observation Days are adults-only. Childcare available by RSVP for Parent-Education Afternoons. Classroom Observation Days: Feb. 17, Mar. 15, Apr. 5, May 17 9 am Parent-Education Afternoons: Apr. 13, May 25 3:30 pm FAMILY OPEN HOUSE: Mar. 19 10 am-noon 1578 S. El Camino Real Encinitas, CA 92024 ● 760.635.3747 ● enrollment@sanderlingschool.org Preschool Lic. #376700570 STILL ENROLLING Maximizing Access for the Advancement of our Communities MAAC Head Start is an early childhood and family education program funded by the federal government. MAAC Head Start es un programa educative para la familia e infancia a temprana edad, en operacion con fondos del gobierno federal The program helps young children and their families prepare for kindergarten and is also a family development program. El programa ayuda a ninos pequenos y sus familias para prepararse al jardin de ninos que tambien es un programa del desarrollo familiar. MAAC HEAD START, EARLY HEAD START IS NOW ENROLLING... Pregnant women and children: 0-5 years. Early Head Start: 0-3 years Head Start: 3-5 years www.sanderlingschool.org Call to find a center near you and to see if you qualify: 760-471-4210
FEB. 25, 2011 Part 2: Coach Berry's Says; The 8 most troubling obstacles to your health and fitness commitment: #4 Obstacle: Being too 'gung-ho' Doing too much, too soon, is the kiss of death.Your body isn't ready for it, you will make yourself sore or be too restrictive with your eating, resulting in unnecessary pain and suffering that sabotages the best laid plan. Worse, you could potentially injure yourself. #5 Obstacle: Awaiting a love affair with fitness Most people just aren't fitness fanatics and most people (myself included) really enjoy eating. You just won't fall in love with exercise and supportive eating...unless you take very specific steps that are consistently rewarding and reinforce that positive behavior. You need to understand how your mind and emotions work - not just how your body works - if you want to get real results. #6 Obstacle: Not making your health a priority "I just don't have time!" is the most common “objection.” The reality is that the quality of your life is dictated almost entirely by your HEALTH. As your health goes, so goes the quality of your day-to-day experiences. Being sick, being overweight, eroded self-esteem, nagging and bothersome health conditions, high blood pressure, etc.; your quality and “LIV- ING” of life is dictated by these issues. I will show you how fitness and supportive nutrition can become as simple and routine for you as brushing your teeth. Really. Continue this conversation with us in the 3/11 Edition. Private School Admissions - Applications, Interviews, and Testing by Elizabeth S. Braymen After exploring their private school options, families typically settle on two or three schools that fit their child's needs. Next step is the application. Most applications request the basics, such as name and address, previous schools attended, and whether there are siblings. Then, on to more personal questions about parent job titles or volunteer experience, languages that are spoken at home, and whether the applicant has ever received tutoring, counseling, or has special educational needs. Supporting documentation such as grade reports, test scores, and references are usually required. Students are typically are asked to write essays on topics that reflect the school's values. These inquiries are all designed to familiarize the admissions counselors with an applicant so that an initial determination can INCREASING CONTINUED FROM A1 conducted by the city dictated the proposed change in speed. California law mandates that speed limits be reviewed and set at the closest 5-mile increment that at least 85 percent of drivers travel at, traffic engineer John Kim said. “We’re not out there to arbitrarily raise the speed limits; they have a finite lifespan and we’re required to review them every five, seven or 10 years,” Kim said. “We did two speed surveys and the closest increment to both of those YEA! IT'S ME VIVIAN at 78 and now a size 4 plus 60 lbs less. be made about whether the school has the resources to accommodate the family's needs. These subjects will be further explored during interviews with parents and the student. Families should use these interviews as opportunities to get to know the school better, as well. Any questions or concerns can be addressed at this time. It is imperative to the ultimate happiness and success of the student that everyone involved in this process is completely open and honest. Not every school will be a good fit for every student, and the best way to determine this is for everyone to share their limitations as well as their strengths. Many schools are designed to support a wide variety of students, and a family may be pleasantly surprised at the kinds of programs a school offers that will meet their particular needs. Many private speeds is 45 miles per hour.” Although the current speed limit wasn’t set to expire, police requested an early review based on their experiences in court, Kim said. With a posted speed limit of 40 mph and a previous traffic survey showing drivers traveling at speeds as high as 49 mph, the area was technically deemed a speed trap, Kim said. “Sometimes people have a hard time grasping this concept, but speed limits are governed by the conditions of the roadway,” Kim said. “They’re established by the prevailing THE COAST NEWS EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES schools require academic achievement testing. Some schools simply require results from tests previously taken, while others require students to take special entrance exams or placement exams. At the Grauer School, we like to see results of academic tests taken previously, but the only test we administer prior to admission is one that measures inclusiveness and leadership. Testing requirements are a reflection of a school's values, and how comfortable parents are with these requirements will be a gauge of whether that school will ultimately be a good cultural fit for the family. The Grauer School is an independent grades 6-12 preparatory day school, now celebrating its 20th year in San Diego's North County. To learn more visit www.grauerschool.com or call (760) 944-6777. speeds at which people drive and if they’re driving faster, we’re mandated by California laws to make the speed limit reflect that.” However, Lincoln and other residents feel the city should consider what’s along the road — not the speed at which people travel — before setting a new speed limit. “A radar machine can’t detect that this is heavily trafficked by pedestrians and that there’s two schools here,” Lincoln said. “We’re really worried about everyone’s safety.” Though Lincoln said the Coach Berry’s Studio DARE TO BE FIT “The Fountain of Youth” FREE Body Diagnostic and Nutritional Counseling 3 Training Sessions 110 Copperwood Way, Suite M, Oceanside 760-967-6847 the Grauer school® celebrating twenty years of college preparation ENROLLING NOW. 760.944.6777 | www.grauerschool.com city is looking at the issue as “black and white,” she and other residents hope to convince the council members otherwise. “There are a lot of us that don’t want to see anyone else die on this road,” Lincoln said. “We’re going to keep trying to draw attention to the issue — safety needs to come first.” An ordinance to approve the proposed Aviara Parkway speed limit increase will be presented to Carlsbad’s City Council in the coming weeks. For council meeting agendas, visit www.carlsbadca.gov. MORE ODD FILES CONTINUED FROM A15 “The Last Supper” made from burned toast, and now comes a recent version by Laura Bell of Roscommon, Mich.: da Vinci’s masterpiece made with clothesdryer lint. Bell said she did about 800 hours of washing various-colored towels to obtain lint of the proper hues, then worked 200 more hours to construct the 14foot-long, 4-foot-high mural. The Continuing Crisis • “That Was Easy!”: A17 (1) Several students at Texas’ Carrizo Springs High School were suspended in December, and a teacher placed on leave, after a parent complained that her son had been grabbed by the shirt and stapled to a classroom wall. She said it was at least the second time that it had happened. (2) Jodi Gilbert was arrested in Jamestown, N.Y., in January and charged with domestic violence — stapling her boyfriend in the head several times with a Stanley Hammer Tacker.
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