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EDUCATION & YOUTH North County Youth Benefit From Fireworks Sale By Judy Bedell This year, when it comes time to purchase your sparklers, Piccolo Pete’s or fountains for the 4th of July, consider making your purchases where you will be supporting our north county youth. The Fourth of July Organizing Committee fireworks booth on the corner of Highway 101 and Las Tablas Road is located on the east side of the freeway and is supported by the Templeton Lions and Kiwanis and is the main fundraiser for the youth of fering a 10% discount to anyone who mentions they read this story in Paso Robles Magazine. They will also honor any coupons or discounts offered by other fireworks booths. You can also shop at the Christian Life Center booth located in front of the Main Street Veterinary Clinic on Main Street in Templeton. Funds raised here are used to support Mission trips, provide outreach activities and help the youth programs at the church. Run by Pastor Guy Drummond, youth Templeton. Templeton FFA, 4-H, Boy Scouts, Cub Scouts, Templeton High Band and Templeton Boosters all take turns having parents man the booth in the once-a year fundraiser that provides programs and experiences year round. The youth in these programs help with the publicity and clean-up. The goal is to sell out of fireworks before the end of the evening on the 4th of July. The booth will open on July 1st and to encourage you to stop by, they are ofpastor at Paso’s CLC, this group will also give you a great deal when you mention Paso Robles Magazine. So this year, head on down to Templeton and support the youth of the Templeton community. Then, when you see the Christian Life Center bus heading to help a Mexican orphanage, the Templeton High School Band marching or the 4-H and FFA members showing their animals at the Mid-State Fair you will know you had a hand in helping them out. KINDERGARTEN from page 16 cultural family nights are scheduled each year to provide students with hands on learning experience. Georgia Brown Elementary school serves children in pre-Kinder through fifth grades. It uses the 90/10 model of bilingual Education to meet its goal of ensuring that students can speak, read and write in both English and Spanish by the fifth grade. In this model students are educated primarily in Spanish with the minority of their class time in English for the first two years and then slowly the transition is made to an educational environment where both languages are used equally (50-50 model). Research shows students retain both languages and are more successful becoming bi-literate with this 90/10 approach. Georgia Brown graduates often win many awards. When asked, Brenda Matthysse, Paso Robles High School teacher and Georgia Brown parent and grandparent, about her experience with Georgia Brown students she replied, “I had several students come into my classroom at Paso Robles High School from Georgia Brown who were impressive over the years, but two come to mind. Emily Grandoli and Mykayla LaMere made a strong mark in my classroom as well as the Paso Robles community. They used those Spanish skills working at the Toy Bank and strong initiative and leadership at Family Matters Retreat with the Department of Social Services and excelling in SkillsUSA going all the way to Nationals; both wonderful and stellar GB alumni to be proud of!” Principal Ellalina Keller shares, “The National Bi-literate Seal of Approval is only in its second year and only 97 of 1,100+ California school districts awarded the seal in 2012. There are 18 Paso Robles students this year (24 last year) earning this award and nine of the students are former Georgia Brown students. For that group, I believe an important message is that this Seal of Bi-literacy is our expectation for ALL Dual Immersion students by letting them know what the criteria are to earn the award and planting the seed so to speak!” Georgia Brown currently has openings in its Transitional Kindergarten and Kindergarten program for next year. Spaces fill up very quickly for this program, so please don’t delay if you are interested. Georgia Brown Language Magnet is not a private school and is open to the entire county. All one needs to do is apply at the Paso Robles Joint Unified School District Office located at 800 Niblick Road in Paso Robles, or contact the office at 769-1000. Spanish, Caribbean & Agentinean Cuisine Latin Riviera Style Monthly Guest Brewery Dinners Extensive List of Local and Imported Wine and Beer On the Park — Downtown Paso Robles 815 12th Street 805.226.5406 • estrellarestaurant.com 18 Paso Robles Magazine, July 2013
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