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March 10 th is almost here and it is time for a few reminders. Please read this entire note and pass the information along to your team and team parents. This information is also being provided to Event Supervisors. ?Parking – Permits ARE NOT required this year. See driving/parking instructions here: (near bottom of page), along with a printable permit (put on your car’s dash), campus maps and bus parking instructions. ? Anyone on your team may drop off devices at impound. ?Event Day Registration will be held in Bierce Library room 154. NEW LOCATION! We hope to have registration open at 7:05 am. ? Coaches register. Students do not. Coaches may send a delegate to register. ? Coaches should bring all forms to registration: Team Roster, Ethics, the photo releases ? At registration you will receive o Homeroom poster and index card with sticky circles. Please post outside your homeroom, and remove at the end of the day. o up-to-date schedules, maps, these instructions, o Wristbands – Each student must wear a wrist band to compete. ? Schools with two teams –> your teams’ wristbands will be different. ? Students must compete on one team or the other, no crossovers. (Supervisors will check wristbands.) ? Please ask your two teams to sit on opposite sides of the room from each other at events. Supervisors will check. o Team number(s) and home-room will be printed on your envelope. We will email you the team list/homeroom list. o TENTATIVE: Please encourage everyone to attend the activity booths before the award ceremony. They will be open from 3:15 to 5:15 at _______________. (If we have them.) o Emergency phone numbers for John and Laurel on a brightly colored paper in your packet. Please TEXT and we will call you back. o “TESTED” stickers – please provide a sticker to each student that turned in their photo release, signed. Ask them to place it on their person in an easy-to-see location. Our photographers will need to see the stickers before taking feature photos of them. ? Coaches, we will need to rely on you – if a student is not allowed to be photographed, please do not give them a sticker. o A garbage bag. Dear wilima olivas, Welcome to Sparco-official.com. From now on you can buy on our website without having to re-enter your dataSimply log in by clicking here and entering the e-mail address and password you have chosen: Email: madisonjoshua01@gmail.com Password: EMK2?P@ebja.336 We await you on Sparco-official.com Thank you, The Sparco Team Dear wilima, New Program! Healthy Eating Active Living (HEAL) – for kids! Free of charge and open to the community. Join Dr. Mendoza, Pediatrician and Lillie Donner, Physical Therapist for this 5-week program to learn best food choices, enjoy healthy snacks and find new and fun ways to be active. For children ages 6 through 12. Please bring a parent! 5-Week Program - Wednesdays, July 11 through August 8 5:30 - 7:00 pm at Sansum Clinic, 4151 Foothill Road, Building A Space is limited. Registration is required in advance. Click here to sign up! Sansum Clinic celebrates 40 years of Camp Wheez! Camp Wheez is a day camp for children with asthma, providing them with a unique and fun camp experience designed for their special needs, free of charge and open to the community. Campers in grades 1 through 6 learn about their asthma while they have old-fashioned camp fun! Visit SansumClinic.org/camp-wheez for more information and camp applications. We are also accepting applications for volunteers! Are you a former Camp Wheez’er, volunteer, or a family member of a camper? We’d like to hear from you. Share your stories and pictures and join us at the close of our 40th camp for an anniversary celebration and alumni reception. We are honoring all the many success stories, big and small, that have grown from the Camp Wheez experience. Visit and share on the Camp Wheez Facebook page or send us an email to campwheez@sansumclinic.org. We thank CommInsure for their support of free and independent journalism, please take some time to view their message below. – Money Management Team The latest technology changes at CommInsure Last month we launched significant improvements to our quoting and application systems. The new MyQuote and MyApply combine the best in global technology with more sophisticated, intuitive rules to ensure we ask the right questions at the right time to the right people. Which all adds up to a better, more meaningful conversation between you and your clients. Amongst the changes advisers enjoy plain English descriptions and tailored personal statements within MyApply. And the new-look MyQuote includes more powerful and flexible search capability, a new layout that shows the 15% rollover rebate and a clean and simple design that makes the experience more enjoyable. Developed in consultation with advisers, the key objective of these changes is to introduce a smarter, simpler experience for you and your clients. “All in all, better and easier to use” “Loving, loving, loving less signatures” and “Easier to read, the language is more client friendly” are just a few of the things advisers are enjoying so far. Together with last year’s launch of the award-winning Income Care Platinum, improvements to medical definitions, and the introduction of tele-interviewing, these changes are focused on building a stronger tomorrow for advisers and their customers. Find out more about the benefits of MyQuote and MyApply If you have any questions or simply want a bit more information, either log in to the adviser site and check out the short e-learning modules, see the FAQs or call your BDM or State Office. More to come This is the first phase of an ongoing investment into improving the way advisers quote, apply and manage clients with CommInsure. Look out for more changes later this year. Dear wilima olivas, Thank you for completing the Contact form. If you have any questions regarding this email, the form, or your responses, please contact us. Very Best Regards, Cisco College Submitted on: 2018-05-28 11:32:31 First Name: wilima Last Name: olivas Email: madisonjoshua01@gmail.com What is your inquiry about?: Athletics What can we do to help you?: j Dear Parents/Guardians: Your child will attend a class field trip at U.S. Bank Stadium. The stadium is providing learning platforms that connect, inspire and engage students grade Pre-K – 12th Grade. Relevant content, interactive explorations, application of skills learned and student reflection will occur on their visit. Photographs & Media Your child will be participating in various exciting learning activities at U.S. Bank Stadium. At times our staff will take notes, photographs or video that could be used for educational, funding or promotional reasons in print, in film, in electronic communications and/or on the U.S. Bank Stadium website and social media. Should your child be visiting on a day when this is happening, we’d like your permission to include them. If we use testimony, video, audio, or picture of your child, U.S. Bank Stadium WILL NOT identify your child by name in such use. Additional information may be found on our stadium website usbankstadium.com/tours. Should you have specific questions regarding this consent form, you may contact the U.S. Bank Stadium tours at 612 777-8776. Thank you for your consideration of this request. __________________________________________________________________________________________________ Consent, Waiver and Release I approve of my child’s attendance on the field trip to U.S. Bank Stadium and certify that he/she is in good health and able to participate fully in any and all of the program activities. I fully understand that my child’s participation involves private bus transportation to the stadium and involves some physical activity. I voluntarily assume full responsibility on behalf of my child for all bodily injury or property damage that may arise from the field trip. I knowingly release and will not bring any legal action of any nature against, and indemnify and hold harmless and discharge the partners, officers, related entities, volunteers, employees, representatives, agents and assigns of the Minnesota Sports Facilities Authority (MSFA), Minnesota Vikings, SMG and its affiliates, partners, sponsors, parents, affiliates, divisions, employees, agents or assigns (collectively, “Benefited Parties”) form and all loss, claim, expense (including attorney’s fees) or liability that may arise in any way out of my child’s attendance at the U.S. Bank Stadium field trip, whether the injury, loss or damage is caused in any way in whole or in part by negligence or other acts or omissions of the Benefited Parties. I know of no medical reason why my child should not participate in the field trip. I authorize ___________ to attend to any health problems or injury my child may sustain while participating in the field trip. I acknowledge that I am responsible for any and all medical expenses, damages or other costs related to treating any injury or illness to my child Dear Prospective Volunteer: Thank you for your interest in our volunteer program at Christian City. Please complete the volunteer application and return to me via email or regular mail. Please use black ink only. Volunteer requirements are as follows: • Applicant must be 18 years of age • Volunteer Application, Background Check, and Consent form • A copy of your Driver’s License or State I.D • Complete a 4.5-hour orientation class- this consists of Christian City’s history, Dementia and Alzheimer’s education, Infection Control, Abuse Prevention and Reporting, Safety, HIPA, our Mission Statement, Resident Rights, Policy and Procedures, and a campus tour. • An Initial Two-step TB Screening (PPD shot) • Annual TB Screening and Medical Questionnaire Updates • Good interpersonal communication skills • Willingness to be coached and educated The application process takes 3-4 weeks. I will contact you when all is complete to schedule you for the next orientation date. Volunteer orientation is usually on a Tuesday or Wednesday of each month, 12:00 to 4:30 p.m. If you belong to a civic organization or church group that would be interested in providing a project for our residents, please contact me two weeks in advance of your requested date. Group projects are exempt of the individual volunteer requirements listed above. Please feel free to contact me with any questions. Thanks again for your interest in volunteering at Christian City. I look forward to meeting you soon! Sincerely, Connie R. Hall Volunteer Coordinator Christian City 7300 Lester Road Union City, GA 30291 770-964-3301 chall@christian-city.org Volunteer Application 10.05.16 1 Volunteer Application (Adult) Contact Information Name Street Address City ST ZIP Code Home Phone Work Phone E-Mail Address Availability During which hours are you available for volunteer assignments? ___ Weekday mornings ___ Weekend mornings ___ Weekday afternoons ___ Weekend afternoons Interests Tell us in which areas you are interested in volunteering ___ Spiritual Care ___ Clerical ___ Life Enrichment/Activities ___ Library ___ Goodie House Food Pantry ___ Facilities Management ___ Graceland Thrift Store ___ Dining Services Reference (other than family) Name Relationship Phone E-Mail Address Special Skills or Qualifications Summarize special skills and qualifications you have acquired from employment, previous volunteer work, or through other activities, including hobbies or sports. Volunteer Application 10.05.16 2 Previous Volunteer Experience Summarize your previous volunteer experience. List any medications or special medical condition(s): Person to Notify in Case of Emergency Name Street Address City ST ZIP Code Home Phone Work Phone E-Mail Address May we add your name to our mailing list? (Circle) YES NO Agreement and Signature By submitting this application, I affirm that the facts set forth in it are true and complete. I understand that if I am accepted as a volunteer, any false statements, omissions, or other misrepresentations made by me on this application may result in my immediate dismissal. Volunteer Applicant’s Signature Name (printed) Signature Date Volunteer Coordinator’s Signature Name (printed) Signature Date Our Policy It is the policy of this organization to provide equal opportunities without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, gender, sexual preference, age, or disability. Thank you for completing this application and for your interest in volunteering at Christian City. Mail to: Connie Hall, Volunteer Coordinator, Christian City, Inc. 7300 Lester Road, Union City, Georgia 30291 (770) 964-3301 www.christiancity.org Dear Prospective Volunteer, Thank you so much for your interest in volunteering with CASA of Collin County! In this packet, you will find more information about our agency, the requirements and duties involved in serving as a Court Appointed Special Advocate, our application and screening process, and training requirements. The first step is two-fold. Applicants need to submit an online application at least 10 days prior to the training cycle you are interested in AND attend one of our pre-interview orientations. Both steps are required BEFORE setting up a personal interview. At the orientation, I will pass around a sign-up sheet to schedule an in person, pre-training interview. Your interview must be completed at least 4 days prior to the training cycle. Applications must be submitted via our online application. We do not accept paper applications or pdf applications. As a CASA program, we serve children who have been abused and neglected, to the point of needing to be removed from their families. We are committed to ensuring that every child we serve does not suffer additional harm under our care. This is why we take our screening and training process very seriously, and we hope you do too! Thus, you will find that some of our application and interview questions are personal in nature. This is to ensure that our volunteers can remain objective and are safe and appropriate to work with at-risk children. Furthermore, as a volunteer, you will be paired with a staff supervisor. We use our screening process to get to know volunteers to ensure that we create the most effective volunteer-supervisor teams. Please note that CASA of Collin County, Inc is an equal opportunity employer. As such, we do not discriminate against any individual, employee, applicant, or volunteer in the fulfillment of employment or volunteer practices on the basis of race, religion, national origin, creed, gender, age, veteran status or disability. CASA of Collin County, Inc. is an “at will employer.” Should you decide to proceed with becoming a CASA Volunteer, please submit the online application and attend one of our volunteer orientations. Thank you again, and please reach out if you have any additional questions. Lacey Dembicki, LMSW Lacey Dembicki Volunteer Recruiter Coordinator CASA of Collin County LDembicki@casaofcollincounty.org Phone: 972.529.2272 x 117

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