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APRIL 22, 2021
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Community Schools springing into spring
LYNNFIELD — Community
Schools offers year-round before-
and after-school programs
and a summer program. For more
information, call 781 334 5814 or
email lsc@lynnfield.k12.ma.us
Upcoming programs include
Springtime Tournament of Champions
— an action-packed class
with kids participating in a variety
of games, such as dodgeball,
handball, street hockey, soccer,
football, basketball, and many
others in a special tournament setting.
In addition to learning the fundamentals
of these sports, we will
have exciting discussions about
current events in sports, good
sportsmanship, and improving our
sports skills together as a group.
Each participant will receive a
daily pack of cards.
The program is open to grades
5-8 on Tuesdays, April 27; May 4,
11, 18, 25 (rain date June 1) from
2-3 p.m.
Grades 3-4 are scheduled for
Thursdays, April 29; May 6, 13,
20, 27 (rain date June 3) at
2:30-3:30 p.m.
Registration is limited to 20
students with an $85 registration
fee.
Yoga for Little Athletes with
Melissa Gemmell features an outdoor
class aimed at getting kids
moving and teaching them important
life skills.
Classes will include yoga
activities to help with strength,
flexibility, and balance to complement
any sport. Movement will be
combined with a focus on topics
such as teamwork, kindness, optimism,
and good nutrition.
Children will practice positive
affirmations, gratitude, and techniques
to calm the body and mind
which they can apply towards
sports, school, and family time.
Classes are open to students
in kindergarten to second grade
on Mondays, April 26; May 3,
10, 17, 24 (rain date June 7) from
3:30-4:30 p.m. at the Huckleberry
Hill School.
The program is open to Huckleberry
Hill and Summer Street
students. (open to both The registration
fee is $75 with a maximum
12-student registration.
Scholastic Aptitude Preparation
(SAT) classes are also underway
with math preparation taught
by Audrey Coats.
The class reviews number and
operations; algebra and functions;
geometry and measurement; and
data analysis, statistics, and probability.
There will be homework
in the form of practice sections
each week; practice is essential for
students to increase their readiness
for the exam.
Classes are scheduled for
Mondays, April 26, May 3, 10, 17,
24 from 6-7:30 p.m.
The course fee is $145 with a
20-student maximum registration.
The SAT verbal preparation
class taught by Joey Puleo focuses
on sentence completion, critical
reading, essay writing, revision,
grammar, and mechanics.
Test taking strategies and skills
include timing, skipping, and accuracy
will be covered through
diagnostic and practice exams.
The course is held on Thursdays,
April 29; May 6, 13, 20, 27
from 6-7:30 p.m. The course fee is
$145 with a 20-student maximum
registration.
Clear Water picks up the tab
FOR THE WEEKLY NEWS
LYNNFIELD — Boston
Police Patrolmen’s Association
(BPPA) members and emergency
medical services (EMS)
workers received a complimentary
Easter Sunday meal,
thanks to Lowell Street-based
Boston Clear Water.
“We are very appreciative
and thankful to Boston Clear
Water Company for providing
the BPPA and emergency
services with this wonderful
Easter dinner. This act of
generosity will go a long way
in restoring and refueling the
hundreds of police officers and
EMS who are always giving
110 percent,” said Boston Police
Patrolmen’s Association
President Larry Calderone.
Boston Clear Water operates
one of the oldest mineral
springs in the United States,
according to a BPPA press release.
While its water origins
are unknown, it has been a reliable
source of quenching thirst
since 1615.
With a pH of 7.7, high
mineral content, electrolytes
and no additives, Clear Water
brings one of the purest sources
of drinking water in the region,
the release said.
"Now, more than ever, we
need to support the first responders
who keep our neighborhoods
safe," said Anthony
Gattineri, Boston Clear Water
Company steward. “We want
to express our sincere appreciation
to the brave men and
women of the BPPA and EMS
who are on the front lines every
day. It’s an honor as fellow
citizens of the Commonwealth
to serve them a delicious Easter
Sunday dinner and share
our fresh mineral water with
them. It’s an added bonus to
assist the hard-hit hospitality
industry in 2020 as well.”
The two restaurants providing
meals were The Stockyard
in Brighton and West on Centre
in West Roxbury.
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