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2008-2009 Parent Updates - Sacred Heart Cathedral School

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CAMP GREENVILLE<strong>Sacred</strong> <strong>Heart</strong> <strong>Cathedral</strong> <strong>School</strong> seventh graders embarked on a week-long,off campus trip to the YMCA Camp Greenville in North Carolina, November17-21, <strong>2008</strong>. The goals for the students included the development of groupcooperation and respect, the development of self-confidence, and the nurturingof positive relationships between teachers and students. An emotionallysafe environment was created where the students felt accepted and wereable to take important growth steps such as working together as a team,taking risks, and responding to both physical and emotional challenges.According to seventh grade teacher, Lisa Koch, “Our week at Camp Greenville wastruly amazing. The seventh graders were challenged mentally and physically withactivities such as the High Ropes Course, Climbing Wall, and a hike to Rainbow Falls.They worked on team building skills and gained an appreciation of others’ creativityduring a session called Cooperative Challenges. In an activity called “Bafa,Bafa”, the students learned that different cultures and languages do not have tobe a detriment to the acceptance of others. During an orienteering activity called“Which Way”, they learned to read and follow a compass the old-fashioned way.Throughout the week the students, teachers, and chaperones all hiked, danced,sang, laughed, played, and prayed together. It was a memorable experience!”Environmental education is the other key goal of Camp Greenville – promotingrespect and responsibility for our surroundings, and having the abilityto be good stewards of the natural world. Students enjoyed hands-on activitiesthat enhanced their understanding of geology, plants, streams, and wildlife.HOME ANDSCHOOLSeveral of ourcommitteesneed volunteerson a daily basis.The MaroonLagoon (cafeteria),First Impressionsand theclinic are greatopportunitiesto get involved!You can signup at the Homeand <strong>School</strong> BulletinBoard outsidethe frontoffice or call:Maroon LagoonTrisha White531-8989Cindy Brennan966-3563First ImpressionsAlice Mancini609-9223Christy Schaefer692-9204ClinicAnne Simerlein769-2483Susan Davis693-1333

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