MaST Community Charter School Athletics, Clubs, and Activities !!Athletic Offerings: Grades: Grades: !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Music Offerings: !!!!!!!!!Clubs and Activities: !

HS Baseball 9-12 MS Baseball 6-8

HS Boys' Soccer 9-12 MS Cheerleading 6-8

HS Boys’Basketball 9-12 MS Jr. Varsity Boys’ Basketball 5-6

HS Cheerleading 9-12 MS Jr. Varsity Girls’ Basketball 5-6

HS Dance Team 9-12 MS Softball 6-8

HS Girls' Soccer 9-12 MS Varsity Boys’ Basketball 7-8

HS Girls' Volleyball 9-12 MS Varsity Girls’ Basketball 7-8

HS Girls’ Basketball 9-12 After School Sports 4-6

HS Softball 9-12

Advanced Band 8-12 Lower School Choir 3-6

Advanced Orchestra 8-12 Recorder Ensemble 6-12

Beginning Band 4-7 Upper School Choir 7-12

Beginning Guitar Ensemble 4-7 Upper School Guitar Ensemble 7-12

Intermediate Orchestra 5-8

Action Team 9-12 HS Student Council 9-12 Reading Olympics 4-8

Art Club/Show 3-8 HS NHS 9-12 Robotics Club 9-12

Astronomy Club 7-12HS Video Announcements

9-12 SADD 9-12

Bible Club 9-12 Jewish Student Union 9-12 Video Journalism 9-12

Club Ophelia 5-8 Lego Club K-3 Wii Fitness K-6

Creative Kids Club 1-3 MaaST Culture Club 9-12 Yearbook 9-12

Do Something Club 9-12 Math Games 9-12 Yoga 3-4

Drama Club 2-12 Memory Book 8

Environmental Club 9-12 MS Announcements 6-9

Film Appreciation Club 9-12 MS Math Games 6-8

Fishing Club 6-8 MS Student Council 7-8

INTERESTED IN COMMUNITY SERVICE?

Wondering how to get those required hours? Want the opportunity to meet an MLB player?

Volunteers of America and the Major League Baseball Players Trust teamed up in 2003 to encourage high school students to get involved in their communities and help those in need. Action Teams, composed of Major League baseball players and area high school students who are selected to be Team Captains, work together to deliver an important message to students — volunteering is cool, fun and personally rewarding! To date 65,000 high school volunteers have helped more than 205,000 people in their communities. Teens work through their local school districts to recruit other teens to volunteer in projects developed by Volunteers of America’s local offices. Action Team members help others — whether it’s out in the community or inside the classroom. Community projects vary in each location but may include: x Sorting and distributing new books to low-income children x Reading to children and assisting teachers in day care and Head Start programs x Serving meals at homeless shelters and senior centers x Working at activities and events in Volunteers of America’s affordable housing facilities x Collecting food, clothing, gifts and other needed items x Hosting holiday activities x Participating in other appropriate projects — either single events or ongoing opportunities

Meetings: Every other Wednesday 2:20 pm Location: HS Counseling Suite

Contact: Mrs. Davis at KDavis@mastccs.org

Captains (5 per year) are eligible to apply for a $2,000 scholarship!

! Advanced Band

Description and Details

Advanced Band is for Band members in grades 8-12, that have already played in and moved up from Beginning Band. Students must play a Woodwind, Brass or Percussion instrument, and be moving into their second methods book. Students are expected to know fingerings, have a strong sense of beat and rhythm, and know several techniques on their instrument.

The literature performed in band is generally modern transcriptions of classical and symphony music, as well as occasional pop and rock tunes. This group will perform in the 2 school concerts, as well as in the community. Often, this group combines with the Advanced Strings to make a Full orchestra. The Full Orchestra will be attending a music festival in the Spring, to receive ratings and rankings among the other groups present. Members of the group may also attend the MICS Festival, a festival for charter schools. The MICS Festival, brings children in grades 5-12 together for 2 days to make music, learn from professionals, and perform a concert.

Rehearsal Information

This group meets after school, once a week 2:45-4:15p.m., in room 119. After school rehearsals are required for participation in trips, concerts and festivals.

Contact Information

Mrs. Knittle#267-348-1119 kknittle@mastccs.org **Students will receive occasional emails through school GMAIL and should check Mrs. Knittle’s Advanced Band page on the Google site. A calendar will show the schedule, changes and updates. Please be sure to listen to announcements for Advanced Band updates as well on MaST T.V. Google site https://sites.google.com/a/mastccs.org/knittle/

Advanced String Orchestra

Description

Students in the Advanced Orchestra are in grades 7-12, and play a string instrument. All students have started in the Intermediate Orchestra and moved up to the Advanced group. The music performed by the group is mainly classical, but occasionally we cover a pop tune or rock song. Also this group combines with the Advanced Band for some Symphonic experiences.

Students in this group are expected to know how to read music and have a more advanced sense of steady beat, rhythm, fingerings, shifting, and more advanced bowings and techniques. Private lessons are recommended, but not required.

Advanced Orchestra performs in 2 school concerts a year, as well as in the community and is expected to go to a music festival in the Spring. Students in this group may also participate in the MICS Festival, which is strictly a charter school event that brings children in grades 5-12 together for 2 days to make music and learn from professionals.

Rehearsal Information

Students meet on Mondays from 2:30-4:15, in room 119. Students must also take an In-school lesson once a week.

! Contact Information Mrs. Knittle#267-348-1119 kknittle@mastccs.org

****Students will receive occasional emails through school GMAIL and should check Mrs. Knittle’s Advanced Orchestra page on the Google site. A calendar will show the schedule, changes and updates. Please be sure to listen to announcements for Advanced Orchestra updates as well on MaST T.V. Google site https://sites.google.com/a/mastccs.org/knittle/

MaST  Community  Charter  School A er  School  Program

Does  your  child  need  a  

safe  place  to  stay  while  

you  are  at  work?    Sign    

up  for  the  MaST  After  

School  Program  and  

have  them  stay  with    

friends.    Students  from  

grades  K-6  are  welcome  

to  stay  til  6  p.m.    Games,  

sports,  arts  &  crafts,  and    

homework  time.                

Call  Ms.  Young  at  267-

348-1140  for  program  

details  and  pricing.

Grades  K-6

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!AFTERSCHOOL SPORTS PROGRAM!

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Who: GRADES 4, 5 AND 6TH

WHEN: AROUND MID-MARCH SPONSORED: Richard Trichon

(rtrichon@mastccs.org) !

Education*at*MaST*takes*on*many*forms.*Academics*is*our*first*goal,*but*there*are*many*other*areas*that*are*equally*as*important*to*a*child’s*development.*For*this*reason,*we*are*pleased*to*offer*an*after*school*soccer*and*sports*program*for*the*upper*elementary*school*students.*

The*after*school*sports*program*will*only*be*offered*for*grades*4,*5,*and*6.*Often*the*foundation*for*sports*and*fitness*starts*when*we*are*young.*It*is*important*that*our*upper*elementary*students*have*an*opportunity*to*have*fun,*learn*some*basic*skills,*and*be*in*a*supportive*environment*that*will*encourage*sportsmanship*and*community.***!

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place%to%release%your%inner%artist?%Want%to%make%art%that%will%be%displayed%throughout%the%school?%Then%art%club%is%just%the%place%for%you!%

Art%Club%is%an%after%school%program%open%to%students%in%grades%3D8.%Students%will%be%divided%into%smaller%groups%according%to%grade%level.%%Groups'will'meet'on'rotating'Tuesday’s'from'3:0094:00'in'the'art'

room.'A'calendar/schedule'will'be'provided.'''

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!Our Dream!

Club members build and repair donated equipment and conduct outreach events as part of our Student Powered Science Program in hopes of raising enough funds to install a new fifteen foot diameter observatory dome on the Media Center Roof.

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Requirements and Facts Mr. Ullom is the sponsor of this club and can be reached respectively at: Media Center Rm. 308 x-143.

Meetings are every Monday after school initially in the Media Media Lab2 on the third floor - 2:30 to 3:30. Last meeting is end of May.

This is primarily a High School Club but exceptions have been made based upon individual

issues.Students are required to maintain a respectful and involved demeanor; have arranged safe means for getting home at the agreed upon time.

How do you do “round-the-clock astronomy?

By combining a half-meter wide, science grade, robotic telescope with one of the largest solar scopes in the area. What do you get? Breathe-taking views of stars by night and a stunning eye-full of the Sun during the day! Members become well informed about the use of the scope

and conduct informative telescope party day and night. During past events well over one hundred visitors have taken turns looking at whatever starry object their student guide had pointed the

scope at. Classes from the entire school are invited to schedule visits to the rooftop observatory for

memorable daytime or nighttime experiences.

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and Student Powered Science !This is a student run and directed club. It’s important to know that everything that gets done in Astronomy Club is because the student members “want it to get done.” If you are the kind of young person who likes to make things happen then this club is for you. The adult sponsor is there to help you make your ideas come alive.

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Beginning Guitar Ensemble

Description

The Beginning Guitar Ensemble, is a classical guitar group that meets before school on Friday mornings. Students in grades 4-6, must own their own acoustic guitar. Some students are already taking lessons on another instrument, and choose to also take guitar lessons. Most of the students in the Ensemble do not already play an instrument and are learning to read notes for the first time.

Students can expect to learn how to read notes on the music staff and know how to count rhythms. Both of which are skills acquired in general music classes. We take those skills to the next level by introducing the guitar string’s names and fingerings. We will play single melody line songs in short time. By the end of the school year, students will also be able to play a few chords. Within a year or two, depending on the amount of practice a student puts in, they may advance to the intermediate level with Mrs. Ehrlich.

The Ensemble will have the opportunity to play during 2 schools concerts.

Rehearsal Information

Beginning Guitar Ensemble meets every Friday, when school meets, at 7:30-8:25 a.m., in room 119. There may be a few extra practices as concerts approach to be sure we are ready. Students do not receive private lessons through the school for guitar, but may come for extra help by arranging a time with Mrs. Knittle. Private lessons outside of school would be an excellent idea!

Contact Mrs. Knittle-#267-348-1119 or kknittle@mastccs.org

*****Students will receive occasional emails through school GMAIL and should check Mrs. Knittle’s Beginning Guitar page on the Google site. A calendar will show the schedule, changes and updates. Please be sure to listen to announcements for Beginning Guitar Ensemble updates as well on MaST T.V. Google site https://sites.google.com/a/mastccs.org/knittle/

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Purpose: Creative Kids Club will foster socialization to students in first through third grade. Students will be encouraged to make new friends, work cooperatively with peers, and engage in activities to enrich their academic and social learning. These goals will be met through arts and crafts, sports/exercise activities and cooperative group activities.

Grades Involved: 1st – 3rd Grades

When: Wednesdays in Room 156 from 3:15 to 4:15

Club Leaders: Krysten Barnett Tina Harta

Signup: Form in Wednesday Envelope.

Starts: November, 2014 Fee: $10 Supply fee What to bring: Creativity and a snack Questions: kbarnett@mastccs.org

Purpose: To allow students with a like interest in dance and choreography to collaborate and construct unique dance routines. Team members differ in dance experience as well as the type of dance of interest to them. This club allows individuals to learn from one another about different cultures and the expression of each culture through the art of dance. The Dance Team choreography includes Latin, Indian, Ballet, Tap, Hip Hop, Ball Room and others.

DANCE TEAM

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Grades involved: 9-12 When: Every Monday and Every other Thursday in Room 132 from 2:30-4:00 Club Moderator: Ms. Crump Starts: Monday October 20, 2014 What to bring: Energy, Innovative ideas, and Motivation Contact information: kcrump@mastccs.org

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The  MaST  Drama  Club  seeks  to  educate  students  of  all  ages  and  

all  levels  of  experience  and  skill  in  every  aspect  of  Theatre  Arts.

Students  can  participate  in  any  or  all  components  of  the  dramatic  process  including:

This  year,  the  Drama  Club  will  be  producing  one  musical,  to  be  performed  in  the  

spring,  and  open  to  studnets  in  grades  2-12  who  are  in  good  academic  standing.

A  general  interest  meeting  will  be  held  on  Monday,  October  20th  A  general  interest  meeting  will  be  held  on  Monday,  October  20th  

after  school  in  Room  205.  Anyone  interested  in  being  involved  in  

any  capacity  should  attend!

Rehearsals  will  begin  after  the  New  Year  and  will  be  3-4  days  a  week  after  school.

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-  Performing

-  Stage  Design

-  Set  Building

-  Sound

-  Lighting

-  Stage  Managment

-  Properties  Design

-  And  more!

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Will you do your part? Join%the%Environmental%Club%

Who$can$join:$Students!in!grades!9.12!

Where$and$when$is$it$held:!!Mondays!2:30!–!3:30!in!Room!132!

Club$sponsors:!Mrs.!Wolfenden!&!Ms.!Crump!

The$Environmental$Club$members$at$MaST$seek$to:$

Find!ways!to!help!our!school!and!community!become!more!

environmentally!conscious!!

Decrease!the!carbon!footprint!left!by!ourselves!and!others! Reduce,!reuse,!and!recycle!as!many!items!as!possible!

Become!more!educated!about!environmental!problems!

Meet!and!work!with!others!who!want!to!make!a!difference!

What$we$will$do:!!The!club!will!sponsor!clean!up!days,!school!beautification,!horticulture,!Phillies!Red!Goes!Green!trip,!school!wide!paper!recycling,!Earth!Day!

activities,!educational!opportunities…and!much!more.!!We!are!looking!to!expand!

all!of!our!efforts!this!year.!

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FISHING'CLUB'Angling Skills

• Getting Started Tying Knots Preparing the Hook

• Casting Rod and Reel Casting Building Casting Accuracy

• Lures and Baits Hooking a worm and… Which Bait to Use?

• Hooking, Playing, and Releasing the Fish Setting A Hook

• Cleaning and Cooking the Fish Let’s Eat

• Safety In and Around the Water Listen to the Expert! What Shall I Wear? Why Wear PFDs and Sunscreen?

• Tackle Maintenance Setting the Drag Organizing the Tackle Box

• The Fishing Trip Go Fishing! Keeping a Fishing Journal

Fish Biology • Parts of a Fish

How Old is that Fish? What’s in a Fish? Reviewing the Parts of a Fish

• Identification of Common Fish Species Fish Identification Fishing for Catfish or Smallmouth Bass or Marlin or…?

• Fish Habitat The Home (or Habitat) of a Fish Using a Shoebox to Represent a Fish’s Habitat Planning a Dream Trip

• Characteristics of Water Surface Tension of Water

• The Balance of Nature The Effect of Temperature on a Fish !

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ARE$YOU$IN$6TH-8TH$GRADE?$!

WHAT!DO!YOU!KNOW!OR!THINK!YOU!KNOW!ABOUT!FISHING?!!

DO!YOU!ENJOY!THE!OUTDOORS?!!!

ARE!YOU!INTERESTED!IN!A!CAREER!THAT!DEALS!WITH!MARINE!LIFE?!ARE!YOU!WONDERING!IF!COLLEGES!HAVE!FISHING!TEAMS?!

IF!SO,!THIS!CLUB!IS!FOR!YOU…….!

JOIN!MRS.!VENDETTI!!FROM!3:00!–!4:00P.M.!ON!WEDNESDAY,!FEBRUARY!4TH!FOR!OUR!FIRST!MEETING.!ROOM!314!!

CLUB!WILL!RUN!FEBRUARY!–!JUNE!

$25.00!CLUB!FEE!!

Head%Coach:!Christine!Samarin!!Email:!CSamarin@mastccs.org!Assistant%Coach:!Amber!Stewart!!Email:!AStewart@mastccs.org!

!Girls’!soccer!is!a!fall!sport.!Pre=season!and!try=outs!typically!take!place!starting!the!second!or!third!week!of!August.!!Any!girls!interested!in!trying!out!for!the!team!must!attend!pre=season!and!try=outs.!!A!meeting!will!be!held!at!the!end!of!the!2014=15!school!year!for!any!girls!who!wish!to!come!try=out!for!the!team!the!following!year.!!Girls!interested!in!trying!out!are!expected!and!high!encouraged!to!perform!conditioning!drills!and!exercises!over!the!summer.!!Practices!and!games!are!held!Monday!through!Friday!from!August!until!October.!Our!home!field!is!at!Boyle!Playground.!Transportation!is!provided!to!both!practices!and!games,!but!players!are!required!to!be!picked!up!after,!either!at!MaST!or!the!location!of!the!playing!field.!!Any!girls!interested!in!trying!out!and!being!a!part!of!the!team!will!need!all!of!the!proper!paper!work!completed!before!the!season!starts.!!!If!you!have!any!further!questions,!please!contact!either!Coach!Samarin!or!Coach!Stewart.!!Thank!you!for!your!interest.!!!

HIGH SCHOOL CHEERLEADING

Who is it for: Any student in 9th through 12th grade who wants to show off their school

spirit. Participating students must maintain a passing grade in all subjects at all times and are required to have a PIAA physical form. Please go online, register to try-out and pay the athletics fee.

What do we do: Our team usually practices every Tuesday and

Thursday from 3-5pm,  unless  we  have  a  game.  We  cheer  for  the  high  school  boys’  and  girls’  

basketball teams. We also perform at various school events throughout the year. As we get closer to competitions, we will add more practices and they will usually run from 3-6pm. We also have an occasional Saturday practice during competition season.

When is our season: We begin in October and usually cheer until March or April,

depending on cheerleading competition dates.

Who to contact: Please contact either Mrs. McNesby at pmcnesby@mastccs.org or

Mrs. Wilderman at lwilderman@mastccs.org

HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS VARSITY

BASKETBALL

Head Coach-Mr. Edwin VazquezAssistant Coach-Ms. Bridget McNulty

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VarsityBaseball

The MaST Varsity Baseball team is comprised of 19 players in grades 9-12. Any male student in those grades is encouraged to tryout. In order to tryout, players need the following: completed on-line registration at http://athletics.mastccs.org/, payment of the athletic fee, and a valid PIAA physical. Tryouts are held in early March and the season concludes in June. In order to prepare for the season, offseason programs run from October-February. The Panthers compete in the Bicentennial Athletic League and can qualify for the District 12 Playoffs at the season’s end. The purpose of the Baseball program is to offer our students an opportunity to showcase their talents outside of the classroom and learn valuable life lessons such as, discipline, dedication, teamwork and communication.

MaST Varsity Baseball Contact Information

Website: https://sites.google.com/site/mastpanthersbaseball/home Head Coach: Mr. Derrick Savage Phone: (267) 348-1100 Ext. 195 E-Mail: dsavage@mastccs.org Assistant Coach: Mr. Mark Roth Phone: (267) 348-1100 Ext. 213 E-Mail: mroth@mastccs.org Assistant Coach: Mr. Robert Hopkins Phone: (267) 348-1100 Ext. 218 E-Mail: rhopkins@mastccs.org 2014 BAL CHAMPIONS

Jewish Student Union All High School Students Welcome!

Mission statement:

To#connect,#inspire#and#empower#Jewish#teens#and#encourage#passionate#Judaism#

through#Torah#and#Tradition.#

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Starting October 28 until the end of the school year

(We meet every 2 weeks unless otherwise notified)

Rabbi Yitz Levi

Sponsored by Mrs. Pellecchia

Room 170

For more information visit www.ncsy.com

Description and Details: !!!!!!

!The!MaST!"Lower!School!Choir"!consists!of!students!in#grades#three#through#six!who!love!to!sing!!Through!participating!in!this!choir,!students!develop!a!sense!of!self,!musicianship,!

responsibility!and!of!participating!as!a!team!member.!!

!!!!!!!The!"Lower!School!Choir"!performs!in!both!annual!winter!and!spring!school!concerts,!as!

well!as!out!within!the!MaST!community.!!This!choir!has!performed!at!local!malls,!senior!homes,!

and!public!sports!games.!!The!choir!has!also!entered!many!local!contests!and!events,!including!

the!sixth!grade!members!attending!classes!at!the!Kimmel!Center!!!!!

!!!!!!!Through!participating!in!this!choir,!students!learn!more!about:!reading!music,!proper!vocal!

technique,!literary!connections!through!language!in!music!performed,!social!studies!

connections!through!the!history!of!music!performed!and!the!heritage!of!music!in!the!city!of!

Philadelphia.!

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Rehearsal Information:!!!!!!!!!!!!The!choir!usually!meets!every!Wednesdays!from!3:00!H4:30!p.m.!from!the!beginning!of!

September!until!the!end!of!May.!!

Sponsor Contact Information: #########Mrs.#Ehrlich########Room#134#(Blue#Building)########cehrlich@mastccs.org######(267)348A1134#AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA#

Please detach the following portion of this letter and return to Mrs.

Ehrlich in room 134 if your son/daughter is planning on attending our next rehearsal. Student#name:#____________________________________########Grade:___________##Homeroom#Teacher:#________________________________#####Emergency#Contact#phone#number:#_____________________________________###Parent/#Guardian#Signature:#______________________________________#!

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Mast Basketball

High School Boys Grades 9 - 12

October - March

Academic Requirements

PIAA Sports Physical is needed

Bicentennial Athletic League

Tournaments:

Friends Select Tip-off

Wildwood Boardwalk Classic

Head Coach: Lou Costanzo lcostanzo@mastccs.org

Assistant Coach: Chris Dietz cdietz@mastccs.org

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WEDNESDAYS!HIGH$SCHOOL$MATH%GAMES%!REINFORCING!MATH!SKILS!Competing!in!Math!games!such!as!Math!24,!Equate,!Math!Attack,!and!IPAD!Math!games.!!These!games!will!help!improve!the!student’s!number!sense.!!!

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Students!Grade!9!through!12!

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October!through!May;!

Second!and!Fourth!Wednesdays!of!the!

Month!2:20G3:50!pm!

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Meetings!are!held!in!Room!127!!Blue!Building!

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Come!have!some!fun!and!learn!

Math!!

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MICHAEL!DELAURENTIS!Mast!Community!Charter!School,!HS!Math!Teacher!

mdelaurentis@mastccs.org!

267J348J1127!

Starting!October!9th!!

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Middle School Math Club -Open to 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students -Meetings are every other Tuesday -Creative, fun, interactive games -Making math engaging and interesting for students of all ability and interest levels -building critical thinking and problem solving skills

Meeting times: Room 303- Ms.  Bednarczyk’s  classroom  3:30-4:30

Meeting dates: October 21; November 4, 18; December 2, 16; January 6, 20; February 3, 17; March 3, 31; April 14, 28; May 12, 26

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Let’s preserve memories from Elementary and Middle School!

Requirements:

*Picture taking experience *Photo editing experience with Photoshop *Be familiar with Microsoft Word *Good proofreading skills Any 8th graders interested must attend the mandatory meeting on November 4, 2014. Students will be given pictures to edit and asked to take some pictures. Club runs from November to May/June. Meetings will be on Tuesdays from 3:15 – 4:15. You must be able to have a ride at 4:15. Moderators: Lauren Saftlas lsaftlas@mastccs.org Mary-Kate Perrone mperrone@mastccs.org ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ If you are interested, please fill out this slip and give to either Miss Saftlas or Mrs. Perrone before the first meeting. Name:__________________________________ Homeroom:____________ Experience:_______________________________________ Parent Signature: __________________________________________

Middle School Baseball! Our record is 33-3 over the past three

seasons!!!

What do you need to know?

! Boys in grades 6th through 8th ! Coaches- Mr. Reed and Mr. Dietz ! Tryouts will be at Parkwood fields---3:30-5:00—see Mr, Reed or Mr.

Dietz to sign up to tryout ! Transportation will be provided to the fields—you are responsible to

arrange a ride home from the field. ! ******ALL SPORTS PHYSICALS MUST BE UP

TO DATE IN ORDER TO TRYOUT—they can be

downloaded off our school’s website on the athletics page ! IF you tried out for basketball, you need to hand SECTION 7 ! We can keep up to 14 players ! PIAA baseball rules- 90 ft bases, -3 bats

!

!!!!!!!!Middle School Boys Basketball!!!!!!!!!! !

!

Coach: Richard Trichon (rtrichon@mastccs.org)

Assistant Coach: Chris Dietz (cdietz@mastccs.org

Varsity Team –Grades 6-8

JV Team- Grades 5-6

Season Starts: January 13th

Season Ends: March 14th

Tryouts will be held in early January

Players must have PIAA Physical Form to tryout. !

A yearlong student ran television program giving the latest school, and local news in a state-of-the-art facility. This is a great

introduction for high school electives; including graphic arts, computer

programming and video technologies

Middle School

Morning Announcements

Grades 6 to 8

Anchors (News, Sports,

Weather)

Teleprompter

Script Writers

Pre/Post Production

Floor Director

Camera person

When: Each morning at 8 am (some after school meetings and training)

Moderator: Ms. Iuliano – ciuliano@mastccs.org

MIDDLE SCHOOL CHEERLEADING

Who is it for: Any student in 6th through 8th grade who loves to show their school spirit is welcome to try out for MaST’s middle school cheer team. Participating students must maintain a passing grade in all subject areas at all times.

What do we do: Our team practices at least two times a week. We cheer at all middle school boys’ and girls’ basketball home games. We perform at various school events throughout the year. We are a group committed to showing our school spirit, and strive to involve the middle school students to come cheer with us for our sports teams. We also attend cheerleading competitions throughout the year.

When is our season: We begin in October and usually cheer until March or April, depending on cheerleading competition dates.

Who to Contact: Mrs. Barnett at kbarnett@mastccs.org!or 267-348-1156.

2014-2015

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3:15-4:15pm

October 20

Novem

ber 3

Novem

ber 17

Decem

ber 8

January 12

January 26

February 9

February 23

March 9

March 23

April 13

April 27

May 4

May 18

Pu

rpose

The purpose of the MaST C

CS

Middle School Student C

ouncil is to prom

ote a better understanding betw

een students and teachers, work

for the general welfare of the

students by providing an opportunity for student expression, develop leadership am

ong representatives, im

prove school spirit, and promote

improved citizenship.

I w

ish to

represent m

y class

in the

student council

and understand

the

responsibilities and expectations of my

participation.

_______________________________________

Student Signature

Section ____________

I give my child perm

ission to participate

in the Middle School Student C

ouncil

Program. I understand that the m

eetings

are every other Monday from

3:15-4:15

and I have arranged a ride for my

child promptly at 4:15.

Parent/guardian Signature

Parent/guardian phone

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The role of the Middle School

Student Council is to be responsible,

respectful, safe, and cooperative leaders to all students at M

aST. Student C

ouncil mem

bers will

represent what a M

aST student looks like (i.e. lead by exam

ple, help fellow

classmates, be respectful, get

good grades, etc.) in order to make

our school a better place. Being a

mem

ber of the MaST C

CS M

iddle School Student C

ouncil is a privilege, not a right.

MaST M

S Student Council

representatives will hold their

positions for one school year. R

epresentatives will carry out their

duties and responsibilities and will

maintain exem

plary citizenship and behavior in and out of school. A

ctiv

ities

MS Student C

ouncil will participate

in a variety of activities including service projects, school im

provement

and fundraising to better the MaST

Com

munity

Mid

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chool S

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ent C

oun

cil

Ex

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s

Representatives m

ust be present at general m

eetings and activities sponsored by Student C

ouncil. M

eetings are alternate Mondays 3:15-

4:15. If unable to attend due to scheduling conflict, contact the sponsor prior to the m

eetings. R

epresentatives missing 3 m

eetings m

ay be asked to leave the student council. B

e sure to arrange transportation B

Y 4:15 on m

eeting days to avoid conflict or rem

oval from

the student council.

Representatives w

ill bring questions, concerns, and com

ments from

the student body and faculty to Student C

ouncil meetings, then report back to

their class after meetings.

R

epresentatives must m

aintain a good average and good behavior in class.

Interested in becoming a

part of the Middle S

chool S

tudent Council?

Fill out the form on the

reverse side and return to M

rs. Staci C

allahan in room

311.

You m

ust have the form

signed by a parent or guardian in order to

participate!

National(Honor(Society(

ABOUT&US:&

• The(Nation’s(premier(organization(established(to(recognize(outstanding(high(school(students(

• Serves(to(honor(those(student(Scholarship,(Leadership,(Service,(and(Character(s(who(have(demonstrated(excellence(in(the(areas(of(Scholarship,(Leadership,(Service,(and(Character((

SOME&OF&WHAT&WE&DO:&

• Volunteer(as(tutors(for(peers(

• Participate(in(social(events(including(the(Philadelphia(Heart(Walk(and(the(Philadelphia(MS(Walk/Run(

• Participate(in(school(events(such(as(the(Fall(Festival(and(Annual(Raffle((

• Organize(a(coat(drive((• Host(a(family(Luau(for(

elementary(school((• Host(a(blood(drive((

HOW&TO&JOIN:&

• The(NHS(is(for(12th(grade(Seniors.(In(the(January(of(his(or(her(11th(grade(Junior(year,(a(student(must(apply(to(be(a(member(of(the(NHS(through(an(application(process.((

• Members(that(meet(the(requirements(of(outstanding(Scholarship,(Leadership,(Service,(and(Character(will(be(inducted(into(the(NHS(that(Spring(of(11th(grade.((

(WHEN&WE&MEET:&

• The(NHS(is(a(yearlong(organization.((It(starts(in(September(and(ends(in(June.((

• Meetings(are(weekly.((

CONTACT&INFORMATION:&

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(((((((((Ndiniglio@mastccs.org(

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Mast Community Charter

Club Ophelia

Purpose-Club Ophelia is a safe place where girls can develop empathy, explore feelings, learn positive female relationship skills, focus on a positive body image and have fun! The girls participate in different activities, including craft projects, during club sessions.

Club Ophelia is for girls grades five through eight. We meet every other Tuesday in the Media Center from dismissal until 4:30 staring January 6th. Sponsored by Ms. McNulty and Mrs. Mohr To sign up please by following the link on the school website or by emailing bmcnulty@mastccs.org or amohr@mastccs.org

is sending two team

s to the: P

hiladelph

ia R

eading O

lympics

Join the team

!

W

hat: A city-w

ide collaborative reading com

petition. The R

eading Olym

pics engages students from

grades four through eight in Philadelphia’s public, parochial, charter, independent, and after school program

s. Teams of

12 students collectively read the books on the Philadelphia R

eading O

lympics’ book list and

practice working together as

a team to answ

er questions about those books.

Wh

y: To foster a love of reading and to teach cooperation and team

work!

W

hen

: W

ednesdays after school 3:15-4:15 D

uration

: This club w

ill begin in N

ovember and end in M

ay. P

articipating G

rades: G

rades 4-8 Team

s: There w

ill be one team

made up of 12 fourth

through sixth grade students and another team

made up

of 12 sixth through eighth grade students. Each team

m

ay have two alternates.

Requ

iremen

ts: Students are required to read a m

inimum

of 10 books from the

Philadelphia Reading Olym

pics official book list before the com

petition in May.

Students must attend the

competition in M

ay. Students m

ay miss no m

ore than 3 m

eetings. Any meetings m

issed w

ill require an excuse note.

Importan

t Inform

ation:

The competition takes place in

May at an assigned college

campus in Philadelphia. The exact

date, time, and location w

ill be provided to us later in the year. Fam

ilies are encouraged to attend!

Team

Coach

: M

rs. Pendergast contact inform

ation: tpendergast@

mastccs.org

Description and Details:!!!!!!!!!!!!The!MaST!"Recorder!Ensemble"!consists!of!students!mostly!in!grades'six'through'twelve!who!enjoy!to!study!and!play!recorder.!!Through!participating!in!this!ensemble,!students!develop!a!sense!of!self,!musicianship,!responsibility!and!of!participating!as!a!team!member.!!This!ensemble!allows!students!to!further!the!learning!of!the!recorder!beyond!what!they!learned!in!grades!four!through!six!in!general!music!classes.!!Students!learn!more!about:!reading!music,!intermediate!music!theory,!proper!playing!technique!for!recorder,!social!studies!connections!through!history!of!music!performed!and!the!heritage!of!music!in!the!city!of!Philadelphia.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!This!ensemble!performs!in!both!annual!winter!and!spring!school!concerts,!as!well!as!out!within!the!MaST!community.!!This!ensemble!has!performed!at!local!malls,!local!senior!homes!and!has!attended!music!classes!at!the!Kimmel!Center.!!!! Rehearsal Information:!!!!!!!!This!ensemble!meets!from!7:30I8:30!a.m.!on!Tuesdays!from!the!beginning!of!September!to!the!middle!of!June.!!!!

Contact Information: '''''''''Mrs.'Ehrlich''''''''Room'134'(Blue'Building)''''''''cehrlich@mastccs.org''''''(267)348C1134'CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC'

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Please detach the following portion of this letter and return to Mrs. Ehrlich in room 134 if your son/daughter is planning on attending our first practice.

'Student'name:'____________________________________''''''''Grade:'___________''Homeroom'Teacher:'________________________________''''''My'son/daughter'owns'their'own'recorder'(please'circle):''''''''''''''''''''''Yes'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''No!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!In#signing#this,#I#understand#that#I#give#permission#for#my#child#to#attend#practice#and#will#make#arrangements#for#them#to#be#at#school#between#7:30>8:30#a.m.#on#Tuesdays.#'Emergency'Contact'phone'number:'_________________________________''Parent/'Guardian'Signature:'______________________________________'!

Where: Engineering Lab

When: Mondays and Wednesdays 2:30 until 4:00 (ALL YEAR)

Requirements: Must be interested in building/programming robots

In robotics club you will:

• Build robots

• Program said robot

• Compete in competitions

This club will be helpful if you are planning on taking Robotics 1

and Robotics 2. We use VEX products and compete in VEX

competitions.

ROBOTICS CLUB

Mr. Tanner- 267-348-1100 Ext. 171 etanner@mastccs.org

Mr. Persons-

267-348-1100 Ext. 143 bpersons@mastccs.org

Sponsors

!

Meets Every Other Thursday Starting October 9th from 2:30 to 3:30 PM. SADD is a yearlong club.

MaST%BOYS’%VARSITY%SOCCER%

Head%Coach:%Ryan%Zehren,%rzehren@mastccs.org%Assistant%Coach:%Andy%Heinrich,%aheinrich@mastccs.org%

%Who%Can%Participate:%

• High%School%Boys’%Grades%9J12%Overall%Goals:%

• To%mold%players%into%outstanding%soccer%players,%athletes%and%young%men%

When%and%Where:%• Boys’%Soccer%regular%season%takes%place%in%the%fall%(August,%September,%

and%October)%• PreJseason%begins%August%11th,%2014%

! Students%are%expected%to%be%in%game%shape%at%the%start%of%PreJseason%

! Practices%are%vigorous%and%demanding%• Practices%and%Home%Games%take%place%at%Boyle%Field%• Practices%are%MondayJFriday%

OffJSeason%Workouts:%• NonJMandatory% strength% and% conditioning% practices% 2J3% days% a%week%

during%the%winter%and%spring%• IndoorJSoccer%leagues%during%the%winter%• Outdoor%leagues%in%the%summer%

Player%Expectations:%• Attend%EVERY%practice%beginning%August%11th%• Bring%a%hardworking%mentality%EVERY%day%• Maintain%GRADES%at%academic%eligibility%level%• Convey%a%TEAM%first%attitude%• All%playing%time%is%EARNED%

%***If%you%are%interested%in%being%a%part%of%the%Boys’%Varsity%Soccer%Team,%please%visit%Coach%

Zehren%in%office%163***%

Andreas Henrich, aheinrich@mastccs.org Shaun Rabbitt, srabbitt@mastccs.org

DATE

contact Coach, Andreas Heinrich, aheinrich@mastccs.org.

High Sc hool Softbal l

The MaST Varsity Softball team is comprised of students in grades 9-12. Female students in

these grades are encouraged to tryout. The only requirement for a tryout is to have a com-

pleted PIAA physical on file with the school prior to the first practice. Tryouts are held in

March and the season concludes in May. The Panthers compete in the Bicentennial Athletic

League against schools such as: Bristol, Christopher Dock, Faith Christian, New Hope-Solebury,

and Calvary Christian. The purpose of the softball program is to offer our students an oppor-

tunity to showcase their talents outside of the classroom and learn valuable life lessons such

as discipline, dedication, teamwork and communication.

Head Coach: Jim Andrews Phone: 267-348-1159 Email: jandrews@mastccs.org Assistant Coach: Kelly Seigenfuse

Head Coach:Curt Holtz

choltz@mastccs.org

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The Panther’s Paw School Store

� MaST Sweatshirts and Sweatpants

� MaST Long Sleeve Shirts, T-Shirts and Tank Tops

� Water Bottles and Insulated Travel Mugs

� iPad, iPod and iPhone Cases

� Hats, Fleece Headbands and Fleece Blankets

� Rally Towels, Performance Bracelets and Spirit Gear

� Notebooks, Pencils, Crayons, Rulers and other School Supplies

STOP in and browse our selection of items designed to help you show your MaST school spirit!

Panther’s Paw School Store Hours

Monday—Friday 7:30—8:30am

Monday—Friday 12:30—3:30pm

Cash and Credit Cards accepted

HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL

Grades 9-12 Room 210

Sponsor: Mr. Grant Gellert GGellert@mastccs.org

Tentative Meeting Dates: Every other Tuesday

October 14,28 January 6,20 April 14,28

November 11,25 February 3,17 May 12,26

December 9,23 March 3,17,31

**NOTE: During busy seasons (fundraising, Winter Formal), we could possibly meet every week.""

Student Council is an organization of student leaders who demonstrate excellent citizenship, perform well academically, and are passionate about representing their peers. These student

leaders plan and coordinate student functions such as community outreach, fundraising, The Winter Formal, Autism Awareness Day, and end of year awards. These representatives disseminate

information to the students, act as liaison between administration and students, and listen to the concerns of the student body.

!

!!!!Description and Details: !!!!!!

!The!MaST!"Upper!School!Choir"!consists!of!students!in!grades!seven!through!twelve!who!love!to!sing!!!Through!participating!in!this!choir,!students!develop!a!sense!of!self,!musicianship,!responsibility!and!of!participating!as!a!team!member.!!

!!!!!!!The!"Upper!School!Choir"!performs!in!both!annual!winter!and!spring!school!concerts,!as!well!as!out!within!the!MaST!community.!!This!choir!has!performed!at!local!malls,!senior!homes,!and!public!sports!games.!!The!choir!has!also!entered!the!B101!holiday!song!contest,!has!attended!music!classes!at!the!Kimmel!Center,!has!participated!in!the!city!wide!“Music!in!Charter!Schools!Conference,”!has!performed!at!special!school!wide!events,!such!as!school!graduation!ceremonies,!and!has!competed!at!local!amusement!park!competitions.!!!

!!!!!!!Through!participating!in!this!choir,!students!learn!more!about:!reading!music,!proper!vocal!technique,!literary!connections!through!language!in!the!music!performed,!social!studies!connections!through!history!of!the!music!performed!and!about!the!heritage!of!music!in!the!city!of!Philadelphia.!!!Students!are!exposed!to!many!musical!and!performance!opportunities!that!prepare!them!to!pursue!a!college!major!or!minor!in!music.!!Rehearsal Information:!!!!!!!!This!choir!usually!meets!from!3:00M5:00!p.m.!on!Thursdays!from!the!beginning!of!September!to!the!middle!of!June.!!!!Contact Information: !!!!!!!!!Mrs.!Ehrlich!!!!!!!!Room!134!(Blue!Building)!!!!!!!!cehrlich@mastccs.org!!!!!!(267)348B1134!BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB!

Please detach the following portion of this letter and return to

Mrs. Ehrlich in room 134 if your son/daughter will be attending our next practice.

!Student!name:!____________________________________!!!!!!!!Grade:___________!!Homeroom!Teacher:!________________________________!!!!!Emergency!Contact!phone!number:!_____________________________________!!Parent/!Guardian!Signature:!______________________________________!!

Video Journalism Club

Club Description

The MaST Video Journalism Club is a high school level club that is hands-on and encourages students who are passionate about the news. Students will produce content that is geared towards presenting a message about the school that is highlighting weekly what goes on here at MaST.

 Join the MaST VIdeo Journalism Club if you want to... 

• watch and discuss news in the MaST community, • opportunities to talk to journalism professionals who are in the

industry  • participate in the Greenfield Youth Film Festival and other festivals in

the Spring to win amazing prizes• participate in our own short film competition• appreciate and review news to re-create your own rendition of a

television show that is seen by audience during the MaST television broadcast in the morning

 Club Mission

1) To create greater inter-cultural understanding within the MaST community, by creating films that are geared towards a high school audience2) To foster better communications skills, by training members to understand the language and business of film through small workshops. 3) To create a forum for greater social interaction and having fun!

Future dates:November Friday 14th Film Workshop at Upper Dublin High School School Township Building

Wednesday, March 4thFilm Festival Submission Deadline for Greenfield Youth Film Festival

Wednesday, April 22, 2015, 7 pmGreenfield Youth Film Festival 2015

Every weekClub will meet Tuesdays at 2:30 in room 302

Club Sponsors: Mr. Bryan Persons & Ms. Leena Mendes

Video Morning Announcements Club depends upon a membership of approximately six students from each of the four high school grade levels. To help maintain the ever rising quality of production, each student must be willing to learn from others. Mr. Ullom, club sponsor, facilitates student vision. These student-based initiatives result in production services such as hosting or producing events for classroom teachers (as shown above) and other school-wide events. Final project output will be shared with the entire school through DVD publication, web-streaming, live broadcast, and life-long memories. 2013-14

Structure • Organization • People • Dates • Services

Vide

oMORNING ANNOUNCEMENTS

MaST Video Morning Announcements Club The MaST Video Morning club meets every school day from 7:00 to 7:50

The Video Morning Club members make up the only club to meet every day of the school year. They are constantly exploring ways to better provide their service to the school. Advancements come from the effort of members who are constantly identifying problems and are looking for creative solutions.

Each and every day before school, this very dedicated group of students ranging through the entirety of High School grades meet for the ultimate club activity - putting together a TV-News Program with a professional, digital, high definition equipment. From the moment they walk in,

students are gathering email submissions for daily announcements. Those requests are entered into the teleprompter and cued for our on-camera talent. The members learn that occasionally cool heads are needed to solve complex and unexpected technical problems.

The organizational structure of this high school club begins with a student director and three section managers. All upper class members mentor or train new members. This club provides video services to the entire school primarily in the form of morning announcements. Membership requires students to take responsibility for a specific job. Additional services are performed in the range of 80 hours of school events and performances per year including recording, editing, publishing and distributing various products.

Requirements Member of High School 1

Early and dependable 2

Good academic standing 3

Team-player 4

Recently, members of the Video Morning Announcement club hosted the second graders from Ms Bernadino’s class for a mock production of a TV news show.

Wii Fitness Club Lots of Energy? Love to play the Wii? Want to get

fit?

Join Wii Fitness Club !

What%do%we%do%at%Wii%Fitness%Club?!During!the!club!sessions,!students!will!have!the!opportunity!to!have!fun!while!working!on!staying!fit!using!the!Wii!Fit!Video!Game!System.!!!

Who%can%join%Wii%Fitness?!Students!in!Grades!K!–!6!

When%is%Wii%Fitness?!Wii!fit!will!be!held!on!Wednesday’s!from!2:45!–!3:45!in!the!fitness!center.!

When%does%Wii%fitness%start?%Wii!Fitness!will!begin!January!2015!and!end!in!May!2015.!Students!in!grades!KM2nd!will!attend!from!January!to!MidMMarch.!Students!in!grades!3rdM6th!will!attend!from!MidMMarch!to!the!end!of!May.!More!information!will!be!given!out!once!students!are!signed!up.!!

How%do%I%sign%up?!SignMup!sheet!and!permission!forms!will!be!given!out!on!Programs!night!October!7,!2014.!If!you!are!unable!to!attend!programs!night,!please!email!Ms.%Hollis%at%thollis@mastcce.org.!!Permission!slips!will!be!due%by!October%31,%2014.%Hope%to%see%you%there!%

!

!

The!Yearbook!Club!meets!once!a!week!to!work!on!capturing!and!collating!the!exciting!and!memorable!events!that!take!place!throughout!the!school!year.!

We#are#looking#for#creative#and#dedicated#individuals!#

WHEN/WHERE:!Mondays!2:30A3:30!in!the!Media!Center!September!through!April!!

WHO:!9thA12th!grade!students! ! !

REQUIREMENTS:#

♦ Students!must!be!able!to!attend!extracurricular!events!to!take!photos!

♦ Students!must!attend!at!least!two!meetings!per!month!♦ !Students!should!possess!an!attention!to!detail!and!must!be!

willing!to!collaborate!with!others!♦ Students!will!work!with!the!Lifetouch!program!and!will!abide!by!

all!rules!concerning!Yearbook!content!!

CLUB#SPONSOR:!Ms.!Knowles,!nknowles@mastccs.org,!room!208!!

The Yoga & Healthy Eating Club @ MaST

Come Join the Fun!

1st Session Open to Grade 3

• Classes for children will be playful and calm. Building strength, balance, and concentration

• Children will also prepare a healthy snack after movement activities (please note any allergies on sign up form)

When : Monday Afternoons 3:15-4:15 ( Oct. 20, 27 & Nov. 3, 17, 24)

• Pick up will be at Main Entrance • Please arrive promptly by 4:15

This Club is limited to 12 students

Please return the bottom portion of this form to your child’s teacher ASAP!!!

Questions: Please email: ncarpino@mastccs.org !!! (x105)

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_______ Yes , I would like my child to participate in the YoGa Club. I understand that I will need to pick my child up from MaST promptly by 4:15 on the designated day.

Child’s Name: __________________________________________________________________

Grade:__________________________ Teacher: ____________________________________

Allergies: ___________________________________________

Emergency Contact Number: ________________________________________________

Parent email (for updates): __________________________________________________

3rd Grade Yoga and Healthy Eating Club

At this time the Yoga Club will be open to students in Grade 3. Students will explore yoga poses through creative play, cooperative games, stories, as well as simple breathing and relaxation exercises. Yoga promotes coordination, flexibility, self-confidence, and self-expression in a supportive, caring environment.

Students will also prepare and enjoy a healthy snack to end each session.

The club will meet for 5 weeks every Monday afternoon (3:15-4:15) beginning October 20th . This club is limited to 12 students. Please see attached flyer and register ASAP!!!

For more information, please contact: Nadia Carpino ncarpino@mastccs.org ( x105)

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