Beyond the Games: Albany Falcons relay teamBeyond the Games: Albany Falcons relay team (WRGB) AAALBANY, NY (WRGB)-- Individually, they're all pretty fast. But when you put them together, they make up one of the fastest relay teams in all of New York State.Jarrell Chaney, Syeed Holtzclaw, Kevin Mitchell and Blaise Umuhaza have already shattered a pair of decade long Albany High records.The Falcons relay team has now their sights set higher. First a state crown, then a national title. A Ticket to Travel This theme will highlight the key concepts of traveling. Children will gain valuable understanding of packing, planning, and proper documentation required for successful travel. The children will pack their bags as they visit a variety of popular destinations and discuss modes of transportation commonly used for travel. This theme will enable opportunities to learn about different times in history, including Ancient Egypt, Ancient Greece, the Renaissance, and medieval times. Throughout the month, the children will draw medieval attire as well as work as a class to build a pyramid.

This theme is back by popular demand! The Learning Experience® has a strong outlook on early literacy, and this topic reinforces this belief. The month kicks off with Read Across America Day and the celebration of Dr. Seuss’s birthday. The children will enjoy learning about a variety of authors and many different story genres! Plants, Gardens, and Bugs, Oh My! This theme will be sure to have your skin crawling. The children will be discussing life cycles of plants and the benefits to the earth of planting gardens. Meanwhile, as they look at bugs via their magnifying glasses, they will learn how these little creatures aid and benefit plants and gardens alike. We Are All Special The children will have the opportunity to learn how we are the same and different. Additional topics include “Families,” “What Makes Us Special,” and “Peacemakers.” You will be invited to take part as this monthly theme will have a special emphasis on doing good and philanthropy.

Who says learning has to end during the summer months? At The Learning Experience® (TLE®), all children can stay engaged in hands-on learning activities throughout the summer. Things you can expect from a summer full of memories at TLE®: Exciting visits from entertainers such as the "Reptile Guy" and "Peas and Carrots Musical Group" Outdoor Sports and Activities Summer T-shirts and Backpacks Fun in the Sun, and Much More! *Centers may provide off-site field trips for children four years and older. Summer programs may vary by location. Once Upon a Time at TLE® One of the things we hear most in the curriculum department is about how much the original TLE® themes are loved. During this month of curriculum, the children will revisit some of the most popular previously written themes, which include “Dinosaurs,” “Fairy Tales,” “Space,” and “Under the Sea!” This theme is an excellent introduction for the children to learn about their centers, communities, and, on a larger scale, their states.

As they learn about their local communities, they will also have the opportunity to discover job roles and discuss what they imagine themselves being when they grow up. During this month, learning will focus around the importance of eating healthy. Special attention will be given to including physical hygiene as a part of a daily routine. electric mk1 backpackPhysical health and safety practices will also be a part of the exploration this month.buy dadgear backpack Children will have fun opportunities to uncover ideas, including “Down on the Farm,” “The Animals,” “Growing Food and the Tools Used,” and, finally, “Farm to Table” where the children will sample farm fresh foods.rowallan backpack

Everyone will be amazed with this theme! Children will investigate the earth, wind, and water through hands-on activities and scientific explorations. They will be making their own tornado tubes and glaciers and discussing the cause and effect of such forces. Shortly after the weekend shooting death of a DeKalb County teenager, a 19-year-old man arrived at Grady Memorial Hospital with a gunshot wound to the torso.jansport galaxy backpack for sale philippines On Monday, DeKalb police charged that man, identified as Taron Turner, with murder.fafa backpack “Detectives investigating the case were able to place Turner at the scene …,” DeKalb police Capt. S.R. Fore said in an email. rin kagamine backpack“The investigation is ongoing and it appears the incident is drug-related.”cr7 backpack india

The body of 17-year-old Edwin Baker was found Saturday morning lying on the sidewalk outside the Spring Valley Apartment Homes off Candler Road. Turner showed up at the hospital “a short while” afterward, Fore said, and remained hospitalized Monday in stable condition. Authorities believe Turner was shot by Baker. Sign up for e-newsletters Sign up for free e-newsletters to get more of AJC delivered to your inbox. North Shore Senior High School is committed to provide all the necessary resources and strategies so that students reach a high level of academic achievement through rigorous and relevant content to ensure all students exceed state and national standards. Follow Us on Facebook & Twitter! Just Click the Icons to View Our Feeds!!! North Shore Senior High Family and Community Engagement during all lunches on Tuesday/Thursday in the bookkeeper's office. Sales end Tuesday, January 31. The cost is $60 Class of 2017 Graduation

May 21 at NRG Stadium Additional information under  Senior News Cheerleader & Mascot Tryout Info On Saturday, January 9 fourteen NSSH band members traveled to Dekaney HS to compete in the TMEA Area F Band Auditions for the opportunity to be named to the All State Band. At the conclusion of the contest 2 NSSH band members received a chair in the All State Band. Congratulations to Jesus Mendoza- Clarinet and Julio Galvan- Tenor Saxophone.  Julio was not only named to the All State Band but also finished 1st chair in his audition. On Saturday, January 9th, nine students [Isaiah Burns (12th), Bailee Brooks (10th), Christopher Cardenas (11th), Isaiah Collazo (12th), Daniel Davila (11th), Corbin Mason (12th), Anthony Perez (11th), Peter Ruiz (12th), and Raquel Sanchez (11th)] from the North Shore Senior High Choir went to Sterling HS South to compete for places in the All-State Choir. They were competing against the top students of their voice part from four different regions as far as Beaumont, The Woodlands, and spanning all the way to Katy.