Bee Cave - June 2018 by Peel, Inc.

VOLUME 9, ISSUE 6

JUNE 2018

NEWSLETTER FOR THE RESIDENTS OF THE BEE CAVE AREA

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Looking for a new summer activity for the little artist in your

life? Look no further! Bee Cave Elementary art teacher Deby Childress is opening a new creative space this summer. A perfect place for young artists in the area to have fun making art in a supportive environment with other students who share their passion. As an experienced artist/educator Deby Childress knows that young minds are full of curiosity and thrive in a creative environment. That children want and need to learn, so the Bee Cave Art School will provide young artists with opportunities that foster collaboration, experimentation, critical thinking, and problem solving. This new summer art camp is designed to inspire and promote self-expression through hands-on art projects that will challenge. Students will explore a variety of techniques in drawing, painting, mixed media, and sculpture, culminating in a student art show. For more information go to www.BeeCaveArtSchool.com

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Bee Cave Messenger Lake Travis Chamber of Commerce 11th Annual SpringFest

Thank you to everyone who participated, sponsored, volunteered and attended the Lake Travis Chamber of Commerce 11th Annual SpringFest. It was a "Chamber of Commerce" day in beautiful Bee Cave and we were thrilled with the turn out for this family friendly festival. We are excited to bring this great event to the region to enjoy shopping locally, local live music and performances, local craft beers and wines and to check out the latest and greatest in watercraft. Thank you again for all of the wonderful support from this incredible community. The festival is not only a great community event, but also a fundraiser for the Chamber. The Chamber is a 501c-6 Non-Profit and the contributions from our local business community go toward putting the festival on and raising money for the organization that supports the local economy. The Mission of the Lake Travis Chamber of Commerce is to foster the best economic climate in Lake Travis by connecting businesses, strengthening communities and promoting Lake Travis as a destination. Mark your calendars for next year, the date is Saturday, April 27, 2019!

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the library for all kinds of fun!

Bee Cave Public Library is kicking off its 13th annual Summer Reading Program to keep everyone busy reading all summer, so that kids go back to school in the fall without missing a beat. We have lots of great activities for all ages, so take a break from the heat and come to

Everyone who signs up – kids, teens, adults – gets a free book bag when they register. Kids are encouraged to log the minutes they read or listen to a book. For each 500 minutes they read, they’ll receive an entry into our grand prize drawing for lots of exciting prizes. Best of all, every child who reads at least 500 minutes will have their photo taken for a poster that will hang in the library throughout the summer. They also get a copy to take home and keep. For teens and adults who sign up, the library has dozens of prizes donated by local merchants. For each book you read, you’ll get a ticket to drop in the box for whichever prize you hope to win. The more books you read, the more chances to win! Library Director Barbara Hathaway said, “We particularly want to thank the local businesses that help sponsor our Summer Reading Program and make all the fun extras like the book bags and prizes possible!” This year’s top level sponsors are Toothbud Pediatric Dentistry and the Hill Country Galleria. Other partners include Premier Family Physicians, QualTech Automotive, A+ Federal Credit Union, Learning Express Toys, and Segner’s Jewelers. Sponsorships and prize donations are still being accepted. She added, “We are Copyright © 2018 Peel, Inc.

delighted to have so many local merchants recognize the value of reading to our community and support our summer programs through their generous donations.” The fun kicks off on Saturday, June 2nd, so stop by, sign up, and start reading! June 2nd, 10:00 am-5:00 pm Summer Reading Kick-Off Party! Check out all the amazing summer reading programs and prizes we have this year. Get your free book bag just for signing up! Face Painting 10 am-12 pm Lucas Miller, “The Singing Zoologist,” Concert 2:00 pm Crafts and sign-ups 10 am - 5 pm June 5th, 2:00 pm Musical Fun with Staci Gray Get ready for a toe-tapping and hand-clapping afternoon with musician Staci Gray! All ages welcome. June 6th, 2:00 pm Magic Tree House Book Party You've read the books and now it's time to go on the adventures ourselves! Join us for a book party with hands-on crafts and activities from some of your favorite Jack and Annie stories. Grades K-2 welcome. June 7th, 2-3:30 pm Musical Instrument Petting Zoo Come experience music up-close and personal with an array of musicians and instruments of all types. All ages welcome. June 12th, 2:00 – 4:00 pm Craft Day Open House Stop by the library anytime from 2-4:00 pm and spend some time making something new. All materials are provided. Just bring along your creativity! All ages welcome. June 13th, 2:00 pm Mystic Drumz for Tweens Learn beats and rhythms from around the world! You'll be able to play an entire song before you leave. Space is limited. Grades 3-6 welcome. June 14th, 2:00 pm The Amazing Tap Experience All feet will feel the beat in this phenomenal tap experience with dancer Terrence Taps! Come clap out rhythms, explore rhyming words, and learn all about American cultural history. Perfect for kinesthetic learners and fun for all ages! June 16th, 10:30 am, Campfire Tales and Songs Attention happy campers! Trek on over to our pretend campsite for (Continued on Page 8) Bee Cave Messenger - June 2018

Bee Cave Messenger (Continued from Page 7) "s'more" fun with this special storytime. Playtime, stories, songs, snacks, and adventures await! Best for toddlers and up. June 19th, 11:00 am, Pint Size Polkas Pint Size Polkas brings the happiest music on earth together with education, comedy and magic, promising tons of fun for the whole family! All ages welcome. June 20th, 2:00 pm, Teen Drum Circle with Musician Mark Shelton Professional percussionist Mark Shelton presents "The Circle of Creation," a hands-on drumming workshop for teens. Equipment provided. For teens in grades 7-12. Funded in part by a grant from the Texas Commission on the Arts. June 21st, 10:30 or 11:15 am, Performer Storytime with Ms. Kat Young music lovers will delight in Ms. Kat's songs, stories and musical games! Best for toddlers & up. June 22nd, 10:30 or 11:15 am, Performer Storytime with Kim Lehman Join Kim Lehman with fun sing-along songs, stories, activities, props, and puppets. Get your wiggles out! Best for toddlers & up.

Funded in part by a grant from the Texas Commission on the Arts. June 26th, 2:00-3:30 pm, Family Drive-In Movie Transform a cardboard box into a set of wheels at home and bring it to the library’s drive-in movie. The library will have a few extra boxes* you can decorate before the movie starts. Sit inside your “car” and enjoy popcorn, juice, and Disney's Toy Story. For all ages. *While supplies last. Bring your own box to ensure a true drivein experience! June 27th, 2:00 pm, PilkeyPalooza Book Party What do Dog Man, Captain Underpants, Ricky Ricotta, and Ook and Gluk all have in common? Besides the fact that they are hilarious adventures, they are also all written by Dav Pilkey! Come join us for an hour of activities and crafts full of Pilkey humor and fun! For grades K-2. June 28th, 2:00 pm, Camp Wanna-Read-a-Book Come enjoy all the fun things about summer camp without all of the sunburns and mosquitoes! Join us for an hour of summer camp-themed crafts and activities! For all ages. Visit the library website www.beecavetexas.gov for more information or call 512.767.6620. Bee Cave Public Library is located in the Hill Country Galleria, at the intersection of Highway 71, Ranch Road 620 and Bee Cave Road (FM 2244).

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Andrew Engelke graduated from Hyde Park High School on May 25th. He will be going to the University of Iowa this fall. Andrew’s varsity golf team went to state for the second year in a row!

District to Add Five Minutes to the End of the School Day Beginning Fall 2018

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Dear Lake Travis ISD Parents and Guardians, Beginning next fall, the school day will be extended by five (5) minutes at all Lake Travis ISD campuses. The additional minutes at the end of the day are needed to build capacity in the event of a school delay or closure due to bad weather. Current school start times will not be affected. House Bill 2610, passed by the 84th Texas Legislature in the spring of 2015, requires that public school students receive 75,600 minutes of instruction annually. Before the new law was enacted, school districts were required to provide students with 180 days of instruction annually. The change from ‘days’ to ‘minutes’ of instruction allows school districts to bank sufficient minutes of instruction above the required minimum and avoid using bad weather make-up days. However, should the district encounter an emergency or other unforeseen circumstance, students may be required to make up any lost instructional time in order to comply with state law. In January, the Lake Travis school board adopted the 20182019 instructional calendar with the first day of instruction set for Wednesday, August 15, 2018 and the last day of instruction set for Friday, May 24, 2019. Listed below are current instructional day start and end times, as well as start and end times for the 2018-2019 school year:

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National Charity League, Inc. Lake Austin Chapter Hosts Annual Mother Daughter Tea

The Lake Austin Chapter of National Charity League, Inc. hosted its annual Mother Daughter Tea at the Austin Country Club on Sunday, April 29. This event was held by the Chapter as a celebration of the members’ year of philanthropy. During the 2017-18 seasons the Lake Austin chapter members donated 6,506.5 hours to the various philanthropy partners. Additionally, the Tea offers an annual opportunity to honor the Senior Class members. Mother and daughter teams join NCL in the daughter’s seventh grade year and meet philanthropy and leadership requirements each year to remain in good standing. This year’s Senior Class has donated 3,866 hours to local nonprofits since joining NCL, Inc. in their seventh grade year! National Charity League, Inc. also has an Awards Program to recognize the accomplishments of the students with outstanding service. The Lake Austin Chapter presents these awards annually at the Chapter Tea. This year’s Outstanding Senior Award was presented to Catherine Shaunessy who has contributed more than 305 hours of community service during her time with NCL, Inc. “Not only has this been a wonderful opportunity to spend time with my mom and strengthen our relationship, but it also

feels good to be able to give back to the community in such a big way,” says Shaunessy. “I’m honored to receive this award, and I’d highly encourage other local mothers and daughters to join a local chapter of NCL, Inc. and start bettering themselves and their community.” About National Charity League, Inc. Established in Los Angeles, California in 1925, and incorporated in 1958, National Charity League, Inc. is the premier mother-daughter organization of women and their daughters in grades 7-12. The mission of NCL, Inc. is to foster mother-daughter relationships in a philanthropic organization committed to community service, leadership development and cultural experiences. For more information or to find a chapter in your area, visit the website at www.nationalcharityleague.org.

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School board expands LeaderForLife student wellness program

Drug testing to be urine-based; include school-sponsored competitive extracurricular programs, parking permit holders, and 7th-8th grade students

• Mandatory enrollment for students in grades 9-12 participating in school-sponsored competitive extracurricular activities • Mandatory enrollment for high school students who obtain a parking pass

In an effort to strengthen the district’s substance abuse prevention efforts, the Lake Travis school board voted unanimously to expand the LeaderForLife student wellness program during its regular meeting Wednesday, May 16. Beginning with the 2018-2019 school year, enrollment in the LeaderForLife program—which includes random student drug testing—will be determined as follows: • Voluntary enrollment for students in grades 7-12 who are not involved in school-sponsored competitive extracurricular activities (with parental permission) • Mandatory enrollment for students in grades 7-8 participating in school-sponsored competitive extracurricular activities

Additionally, the board approved transitioning from the current method of saliva- to urine-based testing. There will be a minimum of four rounds of testing annually, and each round will include no less than 5% of students enrolled in the program. Changes to the program were recommended in part by the LeaderForLife advisory committee in conjunction with the district’ School Health Advisory Council. “Our intent is to provide students with an opportunity to hold themselves accountable to a higher standard, to empower them to lead a drug and alcohol-free lifestyle,” said Dr. Brad Lancaster, Lake Travis ISD Superintendent of Schools. “It is less about punishing students who test positive for drugs or alcohol and is more about offering resources and support to students and their families.” District and school officials are currently designing wrap(Continued on Page 14)

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around support services, including counseling, for students who test positive for drug use. After a 2013 survey determined that approximately 35% of 10th- and 12th-grade students at Lake Travis High School reported using marijuana, LeaderForLife was launched in February 2016. The program is comprised of four major components: academics, leadership, service, and accountability, the latter of which included voluntary random drug testing of students in grades 9-12. In its first year, 640 students were enrolled in the program of which 95 were randomly drug tested. Presently, 1,153 students are enrolled in the program. San Angelo, TX-based Melody’s Southwest Consortium manages the testing in conjunction with district and school officials. Expansion of the wellness program as approved by the school board—which includes drug testing and student counseling support—is projected to cost up to $120,000, depending on the number of students tested and the frequency of testing. For more information, contact the Lake Travis ISD Office of Communications at (512) 533-6046.

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Baylor Scott & White Medical Center Lakeway Receives National Safe Sleep Hospital Certification

LAKEWAY, Texas (May 3, 2018) – Baylor Scott & White Medical Center – Lakeway announced that it has recently been recognized by the National Safe Sleep Hospital Certification Program for its commitment to best practices and education on infant safe sleep. It is one of the first hospitals in Texas to earn the Bronze Safe Sleep Hospital certification. The National Safe Sleep Hospital Certification Program was created by Cribs for Kids®, a Pittsburgh-based organization dedicated to preventing infant, sleep-related deaths because of accidental suffocation. In addition to being Cribs for Kids® partners, Baylor Scott & White– Lakeway was recognized for following the safe sleep guidelines recommended by the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), and providing training programs for parents, staff and the community. “It is a privilege to receive this recognition from the National Safe Sleep Hospital Certification Program based on our hospital’s efforts to demonstrate best practices and education relating to infant safe sleep,”

said Halie Knuff, BSN, RN, CPST, neonatal intensive care unit RN at Baylor Scott & White– Lakeway. “Our entire team is committed to reducing sleep-related deaths among infants, and it is our hope that Baylor Scott & White– Lakeway can serve as a leader in this worthy mission here in Central Texas and across the state.” The National Safe Sleep Hospital Certification Program was created in partnership with leading infant health and safety organizations such as All Baby & Child, The National Center for the Review & Prevention of Child Deaths, Association of SIDS and Infant Mortality Programs, Kids in Danger, Children’s Safety Network, American SIDS Institute, Charlie’s Kids, CJ Foundation for SIDS, and numerous state American Academy of Pediatric chapters and health departments. “Sleep-Related Death (SRD) results in the loss of more than 3,500 infants every year in the U.S.,” said Michael H. Goodstein, MD, neonatologist and medical director of research at Cribs for Kids®. “We know that consistent education can have a profound effect on infant mortality, and this program is designed to encourage safe sleep education and to recognize those hospitals that are taking an active role in reducing these preventable deaths.” For more information on Baylor Scott & White’s offerings in the Austin-/-Round Rock region, visit: ATX.BSWHealth.com

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Wildland Fire Precautions With warmer temperatures and drying vegetation, residents need to be reminded of the need for wildfire/brush fire safety awareness and preparedness. Do not park vehicles on the dry grass. The heat from the vehicle’s exhaust system can cause the grass to catch fire. Remove combustible materials from around your home. Keep grass mowed short. Pack critical medicines, important documents, and family heirlooms to be ready to leave at a moment’s notice. Agree on an evacuation plan that includes what to do if you get separated and where you’ll go in case of evacuation. TEN SIMPLE STEPS TO PROTECT YOUR HOME FROM WILDLAND FIRE

Wildfire can strike home if you have not taken some steps to protect your house and property. The actions and precautions listed below are designed to help you prepare your home and lessen the threat of wildland fire damage to you and your property. 1. LPG/propane tanks should be far enough away from buildings for valves to be shut off in case of fire. Keep area around the tank clear of flammable vegetation. 2. Store gasoline in an approved safety can away from occupied buildings.

3. All combustibles such as firewood, wooden picnic tables, boats and stacked lumber should be kept away from structures. 4. Clear roof surfaces and gutters regularly to avoid build-up of flammable materials such as leaves and other debris. 5. Remove branches from trees to a height of 15 feet or more. 6. In rural areas, clear a fuel break of at least three times the fuel length around all structures. 7. Have fire tools handy such as: ladder long enough to reach your roof, shovel, rake and a bucket or two for water. 8. Place connected garden hoses at all sides of your home for emergency use. 9. Assure that you and your family know all emergency exits from your home. 10. Assure that you and your family know all emergency exits from your neighborhood. Each family should be proactive to prepare for emergencies: Prepare a Basic Emergency Supply Kit; Make a Plan for Safety and Communicating with Family; Be Informed; and Get Involved in Preparing the Community. A wealth of information to help you is available at: http://www.ready.gov/wildfires http://txforestservice.tamu.edu/main/article.aspx?id=8512

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