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What’s happening at Oaklawn during April Fitness and Exercise

Events, Seminars and Support Groups

For all Fitness Center membership and class info, go to > >Ü Ã« Ì> ° À}ÉwÌ iÃÃ. To register for a class or for more information, please call (269) 781-7585.

Mental Health Conditions Family Discussion Group

Fitness Center Winter Staffed Hours Mon-Fri 5:30 am - 8:00 pm (pool closes at 7:30) Saturday 9:00 am - 2:00 pm (pool closes at 1:30) Sunday - 11:00 am - 4:00 pm čà ÕÀ wÌ iÃà ëiV > ÃÌÃ Ì `>Þ >L ÕÌ Ü Þ Õ can gain 24/7 access to Fitness Center.

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First Wednesdays, 6:30 - 8:00 pm Cost: Free of charge Wright Medical Building Lower Level Boardroom Monthly support group for individuals coping with a loved one’s mental illness. Contact ghaff99432@aol.com for information or registration.

Partners in Cancer Recovery Group

6:00 - 8:00 pm Tuesday, April 21 Free for anyone experiencing cancer - patient and/or caregiver. New members are always welcome. Ricketson Medical Building conference room. Call (269) 789-3962 for information.

Mondays and Wednesdays,10:00 - 11:00 am Fitness Center pool Cost: Free with OLIC membership, $8 per class for non-members

Calhoun County Senior Fair

Yogalates

Free Sleep Disorder Screenings

Mondays, 4:30 - 5:30 pm Fitness Center gym Cost: Free with OLIC membership, $8 per class for non-members

Yoga

Tuesdays, 9:30 - 10:30 am Fitness Center gym Cost: Free with OLIC membership, $8 per class for non-members

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Tuesdays - Thursdays, 5:30 - 6:30 pm Fitness Center pool Cost: Free with OLIC membership, $8 per class for non-members

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Spin Class

Mondays & Wednesdays, 5:45am - 6:45am Fitness Center Cost: Free with OLIC membership, $8 per class for non-members

Thursday, April 9, 2015 10:00 am - 1:30 pm Marshall Middle School Gymnasium Tuesdays, 9:00 am - Noon Thursdays, 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm Cost: Free of charge The general public and existing patients are invited for a free sleep disorder screening. No physician referral or appointment required for this screening. For more info call (269) 781-4068.

Breast Cancer Support Group

6:00 - 8:00 pm Tuesday, April 28 Free support group offers survivors an opportunity to share knowledge, questions and camaraderie. Ricketson Medical Building Conference Room For more information call (269) 789-3962.

Free Concussion-management Testing Cost: Free of charge You may arrange a baseline testing for a single individual or for an entire team. Call Oaklawn Physical Rehabilitation Services at (269) 781-6030.

Widow’s Support Luncheon

Friday, April 24, Noon Wright Medical Building third-yoor classroom Cost: Lunch - $6 RSVP by noon on April 22 Call Vera Hazel to register at (269) 964-8184

Oaklawn Oncology Wright Medical Building, Suite 2E (269) 789-3940 (269) 789-3962 (Nurse Navigator) Oaklawn Psychological Services 15209 W. Michigan Ave., Marshall (269) 781-9119 Oaklawn Sleep Center 401 E. Michigan Ave., Marshall (269) 781-4068 Oaklawn Wound Care Center 13697 15 Mile Rd., Marshall (269) 789-4905 Fitness Center 13697 15 Mile Rd., Marshall (269) 781-7585 Ricketson Medical Building 103 E. Mansion St., Marshall Physical Rehabilitation 13697 15 Mile Rd., Marshall (269) 781-6030

For additional information, directory of services, maps or to register for an event or class, visit oaklawnhospital.org.

Wednesday, April 7, 15, 22 & 29 Wright Medical Building third-yoor classroom Cost: $40 Registration is required.

6:00 - 7:00 pm Monday, April 13 Cost: $10 Registration is required. For more information, call (269) 789-3929.

Oaklawn Hospice 122 High St., Marshall (269) 789-3939

Find your Oaklawn doctor: Call 888-OAKLAWN

Prenatal Series

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Wright Medical Building 215 E. Mansion St., Marshall

Monday, April 13th, 10 am Wright Medical Building third-yoor classroom

All Maternal and Child Health classes meet Ì i Ì À` y À V >ÃÃÀ v Ì i 7À } Ì Medical Building. Registration is required for all classes. For more information or to register for classes, call the Oaklawn Hospital Birth Center at (269) 789-3929 or visit oaklawnhospital.org/birth-center

6:00 - 8:30 pm Thursday, April 9 Cost: $10 per couple; free when enrolled in Prepared Childbirth Education Class.

Oaklawn Hospital 200 N. Madison St., Marshall (269) 781-4271

Oaklawn Auxiliary Monthly Meeting

Maternal and Child Health

Breastfeeding Class

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Oaklawn Hospitality Classic

Saturday, May 16, 7:30 am oaklawnhospital.org/hospitality-classic Join us for this 32nd Annual Event! Oaklawn Hospital’s Hospitality Classic is an example of Oaklawn’s dedication to keeping the community healthy by encouraging individuals and families to foster healthy lifestyles. By hosting the Hospitality Classic, Oaklawn hopes to promote fun and wtness and enjoyment of running or walking for all ages.

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Oaklawn salutes our doctors for their skill, dedication and compassion to their patients on National Doctors Day March 30th Allergy Medicine Seshagiri Dandamudi, MD

Endocrinology

Peter Manring, MD

Physical Medicine &

Cynthia Abacan, MD

Than Oo, MD

Rehabilitation

Joon Park, MD

Pedro Toweh, MD

Lokeswara Edara, MD David Swender, DO

Family Practice

Ashan Qureshi, MD

Mark Booth, MD

Prince Sidhu, MD

Podiatry

Anesthesiology

Sharon Boyce, MD

Brian Atkins, DO

David Byrens, MD

Neurology

James Gray, DPM

Thomas Farchone, MD

Douglas Campbell, MD

William Gray, DPM

Martin Holmes, MD

Daniel Hood, MD

Clark Johnson, DPM

Cardiology

Roger Kibourn, DO

Jeffrey Jones, MD

Anthony King, MD

David Lambrix, MD

Xiaoke Liu, MD

J. Summer Liston-Crandall, MD

Neurosurgery

Gilberto Olivares, MD

Andrew Luciano, MD

Mark Krinock, MD

Benjamin Perry, MD

Mark Machalka, MD

Tim Spencer, DO

Aajay Shah, MD

Thomas Neidlinger, MD

Gregorio Tan, MD

Mark Richardson, MD

OB/GYN

Syed Quadri, MD

Alicia Williams, DO

George Seifert, MD

Neysa Bartlett, DO

Kanwar Rana, MD

Farid Zayed, MD

Laura Pence, MD

Eric Ebner, MD

Wisam Salman, MD

Ronald J. Zegerius, MD

Kimberly Perttu, DO

Lars Langschwager, MD

Ravinder Sharma, MD

Tracie Rulewicz, DO

Kameswara Tatineni, MD

Colorectal Surgery

Gastroenterology

Suzanne VanDenBrink-Webb, MD

Anoop Thakur, MD

Freda Arlow, MD

Mark Walker, MD

Morad Tehrani, MD

Sridhar Chalasani, MD

Chad Chambers, DPM

Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery

General Surgery Dentistry

Andrew Gordon, MD

Christopher Matthew, DDS

John Koziarski, MD

Stephen Smiley, MD

Alcides Gil-Acosta, MD

Pulmonology/Infectious Disease

Candace Moody, MD Caron Warnsby, MD

Pulmonology Satya Chaparala, MD

Oncology

Dermatology

Psychiatry Shobhana Joshi, MD

Kathryn Young, MD

Mahesh Karamchandani, MD

Sumita Saha, MD

Ophthalmology

Gregory Harrington, DO

Darren Hathaway, MD

Donn LaTour, MD

Hematology-Oncology

Shannon Martin, MD

Radiation Oncology

Emergency Medicine

Jeffrey Letzer, DO

Nathan Arnold, DO

Nidhi Mishra, MD

Orthopaedics

Brenda Becker, MD

Vincent Shen, MD

Joseph Burkhardt, DO

Radiology

Randy Mudge, MD

William Comai, DO

Indraneel Banerji, MD

Eric Blackwell, MD

Hospitalist-Family Practice

Daniel Garcia, MD

William Coughlin, MD

Wallace Broadbent, DO

Asad Mehdi, MD

Andre Oulai, MD

Stephane Delauney, MD

Kurt Piatkowski, DO

James Timmons, MD

Mark Russell, DO

Steven Yuill, MD

Gerald Beltran, DO

Michael Chapman, DO Don Custodio, MD

Hospitalist-Internal Medicine

Millard Doster, MD

Osman Ahmedwqi, MD

Robert Hill, MD

Hussein Akl, MD

Otolaryngology

Rheumatology

Robert Hix, DO

Hassan Beiz, MD

Martin Goins, MD

Ingrid Hall, MD

Gina Jiamboi, MD

Ayinde Bourne, MD

Michael Sterrett, MD

Brian Kern, MD

Gurpreet Chalal, MD

Justin Knight, MD

Paul Lange, MD

Pain Management

Rashmikant Kothari, MD

Lokesh Marigowda, MD

Joel Bez, MD

Jennifer (Franklin) Laughlin, MD

Mary Johnson, MD

Michael Kolinski, DO

Urology

Joshua Mastenbrook, MD

Lukasz Niec, MD

Matthew Kuiper, DO

Nitin Ambani, MD

Michael McBride, MD

Syed Rizvi, MD

Travis McClintock, MD

Wadda Saba, DO

Pathology

Joseph Michalsen, DO

Tarek Saleh, MD

Nigel Bramwell, MD

Daniel Paling, MD

Tamim Salman, MD

Christopher Cogbill, MD

Vascular Surgery

Rachel Polinski, DO

Anca Tanase, MD

Karla Dunning, MD

A. Karim Abushmaies,MD

David Rossi, MD

Todd Welton, DO

Christopher Flynn, MD

Tarek Elshaarawy, MD

Thoracic Surgery Mohan Kulkarni, MD

Kevin Brewton, MD Patrick Sweeney, MD

Kevin Herzog, MD

Abidur Rahman, MD

Brian Smith, MD

Internal Medicine

Jeffrey Hinson, DO

Subhash Thakur, MD

Ginger Swiderski, MD

Raya Constantino, MD

Ryan Johnson, MD

William Tressel, DO

Stephen Durant, MD

Teresa Myers, MD

Wound Care

Curtis Yapchai, MD

James Maher, MD

Jeffrey Pearson, MD

LoriAnn Zettell, MD

Andrew Yetman, MD

Jeremiah Schnoor, MD

William Walker, MD

Robert Sherwin, MD

JosĂŠ Valle, MD

Christopher Wienczewski, MD

Mark Shank, DO

Christina Yavarow, MD

Kathryn Redinger, MD Daniel Robinson, MD

Nephrology

Joshua Rookus, DO

George Adam, MD

Timothy Trichler, MD

Ahmed Aqeel, MD

Holly Williams, MD

Aash Bhatt, MD

Michael Williams, MD

Sanjay Dalal, MD Valerie Duhn, MD

To Find Your Oaklawn Doctor Call 888-OAKLAWN

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The mission of Harper Creek Community Schools, the cornerstone of our community, honoring the past, excelling in the present, and focusing on the future, is to ensure that each student achieves optimal academic growth and is a responsible citizen of our global society, through a system characterized by: A rigorous, relevant curriculum; A meaningful instructional delivery system; A highly effective, caring, and enthusiastic staff; A physically and emotionally secure environment; and The active participation of our families and community.

Vikki Bauer, President Beau Bess, Vice President Barry Smith, Treasurer Gary Lincoln, Secretary Tina Kyger, Trustee Don Myers, Trustee Tim Martin, Trustee

L Rob Ridgeway, Superintendent L Wendy Van Geison, Curriculum L Dan Hubbell, Technology L Carol Davis, Finance L Tammy Chapman, Human Resources L Jim Robinson, Facilities L Stacy Hendon, Transportation L Gail Braman, School of Choice L Melody Askew, Marketing and Alumni L Matt Montange, High School L Cristi Eyre, Middle School L Kristy Newman, Beadle Lake Elementary L Cyndi Mead, Sonoma Elementary L Kim Thayer, Wattles Park Elementary

7454 B Drive North Battle Creek, MI 49014 Telephone: 269.441.6550 Fax: 269.962.6034 Website: www.harpercreek.net Facebook: Harper Creek Schools Twitter: Harper Creek Schools

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Please allow me to take this opportunity to introduce myself to all of you. My name is Rob Ridgeway, your new superintendent at Harper Creek Community Schools. I have been in education for 24 years, serving as a mathematics teacher, recreation director, athletic director, and most recently, eight years as superintendent for Homer Community Schools. I have been married to my wife Lisa for 21 years and have two sons, Brock and Tyler. My first month on the job was exciting as I was able to meet many people within the Harper Creek community. I have been impressed with the pride that students, parents, and the community at large have for their school district. You have much to be proud of here at Harper Creek with a rich tradition of excellence in academics, extracurricular activities, and athletic activities. As I embark on this new venture, I would like to take the time to get to know all of you. When you see me within the schools, at events, or out and about in the community, please introduce yourself and feel free to give me your input on Harper Creek Community Schools. I intend to be the first learner with the district, meaning I will listen and research before making decisions. Your feedback is important to the success of our school district. Photo courtesy of Battle Creek Enquirer (Nick Garrison) During my time as an educator I have learned many lessons. Number one among those is that schools exist for children. Our purpose is to ensure that the youth of our community are nurtured, inspired, involved, and educated into active participants of our society. Our children are the future and our most important resource. With that in mind, all decisions we make within the Harper Creek Community Schools must be made through the lens of students first. Yours for Academic Excellence, ROB RIDGEWAY, Superintendent Follow me on Twitter: @Rob_Ridgeway

%##*$ ), ')$ '( & Written by Gail Braman Harper Creek Community Schools and Love Thy Neighbor Community Center, a new community organization located in the former Wattles Park Pharmacy building, are uniting in an effort to provide essential services for our increasing number of economically disadvantaged families. Love Thy Neighbor sponsors service projects, including a food pantry that helps make our community a better, cleaner, and safer place to live. Currently the pantry is a need of non-perishable and fresh food items, toiletries, egg cartons, and grocery bags, as well as volunteers. Donations will be accepted Tuesday through Friday from 9am – 12pm and on Monday from

4pm – 7pm. Please bring your donations to the Love Thy Neighbor Community Center located at 1391 East Michigan Avenue. Financial donations are always appreciated. Battle Creek Community Foundation ATTN: Love Thy Neighbor Community Fund 34 Jackson Street Suite 1 Battle Creek, MI 49017 Together we can make a difference! For more information, please call: Love Thy Neighbor Community Center 269.719.2422 Harper Creek Community Schools 269.441.6571

)-( && $ $ ) ) '& ' ' ! %%" ' ', Written by Samantha Roslund It’s been an exciting year here at the Harper Creek High School Library. We’re working hard and starting a lot of new programs and projects to enhance the services we provide. Our aim is to make the library more accessible, helpful, and valuable to the students, faculty, and staff at Harper Creek. We’ve been featuring themes every month to advertise and promote the different books and resources available to students. In September, we celebrated banned books by hosting a “Banned Book Month�. We gathered together books that have been contested throughout history and put them on display. Students had fun learning that several of the texts they read in English had been, at one time, banned, burned, or bootlegged for being too controversial during that time period. In February, we created a “Blind Date with a Book� display that encouraged students to check out books without knowing the title or author. It was one of our most popular displays because books were wrapped in wrapping paper and labeled with a short, attention-grabbing description. Students were encouraged to wait until they got home to unwrap them and start reading. Quite possibly our biggest project this year has been cleaning up the collection and organizing a huge book sale. Throughout the first semester, library aides worked tirelessly to “weed� the library—collecting and pulling worn, unused, or out-of-date books from the shelves and deleting

' ' ) %$ Written by Tayah Harmon and Michael Evans Undefeated seasons don’t occur very often. Many players go their entire life without playing on an undefeated team. However, the freshmen boys have grown accustomed to unbeaten records and near perfection. With this being the freshmen’s first year playing at the high school level, many felt very accomplished with their 9-0 football season and their 18-2 basketball season. The boys agreed that in high school, the practices grew harder and the discipline became more intense—many

Photo provided by Axiom Photography them from the collection. We ended up with thousands of books and will be holding a HCHS Library Book Sale the week of May 26-30. The entire community is invited to come to the sale and purchase paperback books for $1 and hardcovers for $2. We’ll be holding sales after school and on Saturday, May 30. We’re excited that 100% of the proceeds will be spent on purchasing and installing a new computer lab in the library. Students at Harper Creek will use the lab to gain more experience with computers and technology. From the successes of the sale, the community will be supporting student exposure to 21st Century skills and competencies that will add to their becoming successful, contributing adults. Please feel free to contact Harper Creek High School Librarian Samantha Roslund at roslunds@apps.harpercreek.net with any questions. believe it is why they had such success. “In high school, everybody is better,� says freshman Brennen Martineau. “Teams get better, practices get harder, and discipline gets worse, but in the long run I believe this is what helped us win.� Entering a new conference and playing new opponents proved to make no difference in Harper Creek’s success. “Our grade level hasn’t lost a football game since 6th grade,� said freshman Darrin Marsh. “This season was special because it was our first in high school.� The freshmen boys also had an undefeated record in basketball going into the last two

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Written by Kristy Newman Beadle Lake Elementary is having fun and getting healthy with the help of a few local grants. One such grant is the “Shaping Positive Lifestyles and Attitudes through School Health� Grant (or SPLASH). This project has given Beadle Lake students the opportunity to learn about nutrition and physical activity. The primary objective of the program is to improve the likelihood that children and families will learn how to make healthy food choices within a limited budget and choose physically active lifestyles consistent with the 2010 Dietary Guidelines for Americans and the USDA food guidance, MyPlate. Through SPLASH, Beadle Lake students participate in weekly lessons to learn about healthy foods. A tasty snack is part of each lesson to introduce the children to new fruits and vegetables. They also enjoy getting up and moving with the physical activity component. Teachers have the opportunity to be trained in the Michigan Model for Health curriculum so that the healthy ideals introduced through SPLASH will continue in subsequent years. Beadle Lake will be also be participating in the Get Fit Mileage Club, sponsored by Bronson Battle Creek. This project provides incentives for children to increase physical activity by walking or running each day. Prizes for participating include tee shirts, water bottles, and an opportunity to win a new bicycle. Later this spring, families will be invited to a “Bee a Healthy Family� event, in which parents will learn how to prepare healthy meals, and children will learn how to make healthy and fun snacks. They will receive a bag of groceries and some recipes to get started. The family event will be funded in conjunction with the SPLASH program and Bronson of Battle Creek’s Get Fit Mileage Club Program.

Written by Cyndi Mead It may have been freezing cold outside this winter, but Sonoma students have kept warm and cozy in their igloo. The structure was created from approximately 500 milk jugs fashioned together with the use of a hot glue gun. Spending time in the igloo has helped students have a sense of how Eskimos live, but without the chilly temperatures. Staff and students have enjoyed using the igloo for various math activities, including measurement, counting, and estimation. It has also been a popular gathering place for small group lessons in other curricular areas. It is large enough inside to accommodate quite a few people, so a teacher can easily instruct a small group of 5-8 students inside, depending on the age of the children. The milk jugs create a significant sound barrier, which also minimizes distractions. It is a quiet and comfortable place to bring writing journals and has become a favorite spot in the school to read and share stories, as well as a perfect gathering place for shared grade level activities. The igloo was the brainchild of teacher Emily Kane, who had gotten the idea from a friend. She and fellow kindergarten teachers put out a request for donations of milk jugs—

collecting jugs from their kindergarten families, as well as staff and students throughout the school. To expedite the process, donations were also solicited and collected from several local agencies, including Prairie Farms (providing 300+ milk jugs) and Starbucks (providing 100+ milk jugs). Battle Creek Tile & Mosaic Company also graciously donated carpet to be installed inside the igloo once the structure was complete, making it extra cozy! Sonoma Elementary is very appreciative of the many donations, as well as the many hours of assembling by Emily, Adam, and Blake Kane. Appreciation also goes to Tom Milhoan for providing the carpet, along with Joan Milhoan and Elysha King for installing it. Students and staff alike are enjoying the igloo.

Sonoma Magic Written by Cyndi Mead Abracadabra‌‌(POOF!!)‌magically excited 3rd graders appear at the American Museum of Magic in Marshall! The process began with Sonoma Musart (a blend of music and art) teacher Betty Picard applying for and being granted a BCreative Grant through Miller College. The goal was for students to gain insight into the way illustrators use color and contrast to create excitement in their work—the same way magicians create the element of surprise. The students used vintage posters advertising magic shows as their primary source as they studied visual illustration. They delved into advertisements in which they studied and analyzed color relationships. As a music connection, they listened to Haydn’s “Surprise Symphonyâ€? as a springboard to wondering and creating a visual representation of the movement through a listening map. They looked at the work of Wassily Kandinsky “Circlesâ€? and practiced illustrating their own shapes—comparing how the colors seemed brighter, duller, and evoked a feeling. To tie in with the medium of magic posters, the students also watched a YouTube video of a magic show. The students took note of how the magician surprised them and then discussed how artists and musicians do the same in their appropriate mediums. Then the big day came to visit the American Museum of Magic. During their visit, the students saw actual advertisement posters for magic shows, as well as a live

magic show—all helping to them to create a poster depicting themselves as the magician doing a specific magic act. The final pieces were then sent to the Magic Museum. Two posters were picked to be framed and hung at the Museum. This aesthetic education experience culminated in the American Magic Museum staff visiting the 3rd graders back at Sonoma where they acknowledged the process and work the students put into this assignment. Third graders Rachel Kyger and Daphne Garner were awarded the honor of having their posters chosen for framing and display at the museum. Each student left feeling like a winner as all of the students were presented with a final magic show in which they learned several tricks to try on their own. The best and final lesson learned was that, although things may seem magical, there is always a lot of work that goes on behind the scenes.

! # % !" !' ! !! ! % Written by Kim Thayer Wattles Park Elementary has an intervention/extension block during the school day that is designed to meet each student where they are academically—and help move them higher. This period is called WIN Time (What I Need Time). Each grade level has a 45-50 minute block each day in which students are grouped according to individual need across every grade level. Each grade level teacher and a group of intervention specialists work with different groups on reading, writing, or math. During this time, all children at the grade level work to improve their understanding of the curriculum at their own level. WIN Time is specifically designed to be flexible, which allows staff the opportunity to assist all students based on their particular needs. During WIN Time, no new teaching or instruction takes place in the classrooms, thus assuring that students receiving intervention services do not fall further behind. This intervention configuration has proven results, not only with struggling students, but with students who excel. Students who do not need academic remediation are in extension groups that apply learned skills by different methods.

!! ! % # Written by Kim Thayer At Wattles Park Elementary, staff and students are committed to service learning, and that learning takes many forms. We participate in many projects throughout the year. Some of our service learning is projectbased learning. This past winter, Wattles Park art teacher Bene Johnson, in connection with M&M Fisher Foundation Service Learning, wrote a grant to fund a service learning project in her art classroom. Mrs. Johnson’s idea was to complete a service learning project on recycling. She developed lessons for her Kindergarten through 4th grade students on recycling paper and crayons. The students collaborated together and decided to create recycled new crayons from broken crayons in our building and from home. All grade levels made crayons, and the crayons were sold to students and staff at Wattles Park Elementary. The students raised $230. This money was used to purchase gift certificates to a local movie theater that were donated to Inasmuch House, a local homeless shelter for families. The students presented the gift certificates to Inasmuch House director, Rose Miller, providing homeless

children a bit of fun over their holiday break. Students participate in a walking program called W.O.W. (Wattles Outstanding Walkers), facilitated by lunch/recess aides and lead by Chris Beaver. In order to develop a sense of citizenship, many of the walks incorporate a donation drive. Over the school year, students and staff have collected hats, scarves, and books for the Charitable Union and food for the local food pantry. One of our largest service learning projects is Jump Rope For Heart. Year after year, physical education teacher Paul Cotts coordinates a hugely successful event. The students share with each other the effects that heart disease has had on their families, and they take this fundraiser to “heart�. This year, our students and their families topped their own record by collecting over $11,000 for The American Heart Association. At Wattles Park Elementary, we work very hard to encourage and reinforce positive character virtues. Service learning helps develop responsibility and citizenship, and provides students with positive community connection experiences.

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269-223-3588

Apr 2

WP Student of the Month Breakfast

Apr 3

No School and Offices Closed

Apr 6-10 Spring Break Apr 9

HS Honors Choir Performs for Detroit Tigers Comerica Park-Detroit 1:08 p.m.

Apr 13 SO Blue and White Assembly 8:50 a.m. Apr 14 HS Leadership Meeting Library 3:00 p.m.

Welcomes

SO Countdown to Kindergarten 6:00-7:00 p.m.

Bing Robinson

Apr 15 HS Senior Class Picture Gym 10:15 a.m. MS 5/6 Student of the Month Breakfast BL Countdown to Kindergarten 6:00-7:00 p.m. Apr 16 HS Delivery of Graduation Announcements Both Lunches MS 7/8 Student of the Month Breakfast Apr 18 HS Beaveriety Follies HS Auditorium 7:00 p.m. Apr 20 SO PTA Meeting 6:00 p.m. Apr 21 WP 2nd Grade Trip to Charleton Park WP Countdown to Kindergarten 6:00-7:00 p.m. WP Hungry Howie’s Fundraiser

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Bing Robinson

Sales and Leasing Specialist

269-781-6761, ext. 114 269-245-6761 (cell)

Apr 22-26 HS Honors Choir Trip to Washington DC Apr 22 WP WOW Walk-Wacky Wednesday During Lunch Apr 23 HS NHS Induction HS Auditorium 2:00 p.m. WP 4th Grade Trip to DKDC with CIR Apr 24 1/2 Day for Students Apr 27 SO Start/Lifeskills Celebration 8:50 a.m. Apr 30 HC Optimist Student of the Month Dinner

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SALE

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2014 CHEVY SONIC

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SALE

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2014 CHEVY IMPALA

2014 CHEVY SILVERADO LT

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SALE

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SALE

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$6,995

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MILES

2011 NISSAN VERSA 2013 CHEVROLET SPARK #5426B. Loaded

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13 K MILES

38K

MILES

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54 K MILES

139 K MILES

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OR$

21500MO.

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2014 IMPALA LS

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#18484. Alloys, P/seat, limited

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OR$

OR$

OR$

1500 MILES

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66 K MILES

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25900MO.

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15K

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