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#3419 From: Cecelia Thompson <ceceliathompson@...>
Date: Thu Oct 1, 2009 6:32 pm
Subject: Task Force Bulletin: [H&S] Educational Panel 		cecelia756
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FYI

Cecelia Thompson
Chairperson, Philadelphia Right to Education Local Task Force


-----Original Message-----
From: Jay Cohen <jay@...>
To: internetparents list <internetparents@...>
Sent: Thu, Oct 1, 2009 2:24 pm
Subject: [H&S] Educational Panel

Hi Everyone,

There is going to be an impressive panel of speakers this Tuesday on October 6th at 6:00pm.   This is through Mama Gail's CommUNITY education netWORK and Parent Involvement Academy, Inc.   The topic is "bringing people together to develop awarenesss of new plans for a beter Education, a better Community and a better Future for Philadelphians".   There will also be grant information sent to those that attend.  For a flyer click here -> http://www.phillyparents.org/file/view/mamagail.pdf.  Please let others know about this event.  It is coming this Tuesday.   Contact Mama Gail at 215-425-7875.

Location:  Beloved St. John Evangelistic Church (4500 N Broad & Belfield Streets - Wheel chair accessible via elevator).

Remarks from Judge  Doris Smith

Panelists
Dr. Arlene Ackerman (Superintendent of Philadelphia Public Schools)
Venard Johnson (Community Advocate)
Christine Wiggins (CEO of Imhotep Charter Schol)
Dr. Lori Shorr (Mayor's Chief of Staff)
Umar Johnson (Psychologist, Activist)
Seth Williams (DA Democratic Nominee)
Dr. Charles Williams (Director of Youth Violence Prevention at Drexel University)
El Ha Gahn (Helaer, Herbalist)
Venessa Brown (State Representative)
Cecelia Thompson (Special Ed. Parent Advocate)
Wadud Ahmad (Attorney)
Keydessie Stanback (Student Union Representative)
Azeem Hill (Student Union Representative)
Other leaders...









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#3420 From: Jay Cohen <jay@...>
Date: Thu Oct 1, 2009 6:24 pm
Subject: [H&S] Educational Panel 		jaybcohen
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Hi Everyone,

There is going to be an impressive panel of speakers this Tuesday on October 6th at 6:00pm.   This is through Mama Gail's CommUNITY education netWORK and Parent Involvement Academy, Inc.   The topic is "bringing people together to develop awarenesss of new plans for a beter Education, a better Community and a better Future for Philadelphians".   There will also be grant information sent to those that attend.  For a flyer click here -> http://www.phillyparents.org/file/view/mamagail.pdf.  Please let others know about this event.  It is coming this Tuesday.   Contact Mama Gail at 215-425-7875.

Location:  Beloved St. John Evangelistic Church (4500 N Broad & Belfield Streets - Wheel chair accessible via elevator).

Remarks from Judge  Doris Smith

Panelists
Dr. Arlene Ackerman (Superintendent of Philadelphia Public Schools)
Venard Johnson (Community Advocate)
Christine Wiggins (CEO of Imhotep Charter Schol)
Dr. Lori Shorr (Mayor's Chief of Staff)
Umar Johnson (Psychologist, Activist)
Seth Williams (DA Democratic Nominee)
Dr. Charles Williams (Director of Youth Violence Prevention at Drexel University)
El Ha Gahn (Helaer, Herbalist)
Venessa Brown (State Representative)
Cecelia Thompson (Special Ed. Parent Advocate)
Wadud Ahmad (Attorney)
Keydessie Stanback (Student Union Representative)
Azeem Hill (Student Union Representative)
Other leaders...









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#3421 From: michael.rice@...
Date: Thu Oct 1, 2009 2:00 pm
Subject: Fw: Winter Coats for children 		michael.rice@...
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This appears to be a good resource.  Please share with those who you feel will benefit.  In addition, if anyone  utilizes this resource, please provide me with some feedback.    We are developing a resource guide and user info will be helpful.

Thank you


Blessed by the Best


Michael Rice
Community Development Specialist
Office of Truancy & Delinquency Prevention
Division of Community Based Prevention Services
Three Parkway
1601 Cherry Street, 9th floor
Philadelphia, PA 19102
215-683-4027



Aspire to Inspire - Pray  First, Aim High and Stay Focused
----- Forwarded by Michael Rice/DHS/Phila on 10/01/2009 09:58 AM -----
Martha <zm1509@...>

09/30/2009 06:29 PM

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F.Y.I       PLEASE PASS THIS ON........
       Love & Peace
         ''Martha''

Sep 30, 2009 11:05:42 AM, bethomas@... wrote:
 
 
 

Betty Thomas, Administrative Assistant
PA Board of Probation and Parole
Eastern Regional Office/County Wide Div.
1408 S. Broad St.|1st floor rear|Philadelphia, PA  19146|Phone:  215-560-6709| Fax:  215-560-3928
www.pbpp.state.pa.us

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-----Original Message-----
From: Zeta Barb [mailto:zetabarb@...]
Sent: Tuesday, September 29, 2009 10:42 AM
Subject: Fw: Winter Coats for children
Please share with other community organizations/groups, schools, etc.



Subject: Winter Coats for children

Good morning everyone. Please read this message. It could save you, or
someone you know, hundreds of dollars.

Fathers Are In The House (FAITH) has partnered with  Cradles To Crayons
to provide children ages 0-12 with books, clothes, art supplies and
toys.. We can now have access to their inventory and are urging everyone
to take full advantage of this opportunity.

All products are high-quality used or new goods. For a registration fee
of $20, you will have access to their entire inventory for 6 months.

Cradles has informed me that they are now accepting orders for their
winter coat drive. All coats are brand new. If you have a child or know
someone with children ages 0-12, then this will be a great benefit to
them. Please do not delay. Cradles To Crayons will be receiving 5000
coats, but they service over 10,000 children. So get your orders in
quickly.

Please pass this message along to your friends and family. We want to
help as many children and families as possible. Attached you will find
the order form and flyer.

Thanks
Greg C. Porter
267-804-3852


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#3422 From: michael.rice@...
Date: Thu Oct 1, 2009 2:04 pm
Subject: Fw: [phillyblocks] School District Parent & Community Resource Center October Workshops Center 		michael.rice@...
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Coordinators - There is a team building workshop that may be of interest to you.


Blessed by the Best


Michael Rice
Community Development Specialist
Office of Truancy & Delinquency Prevention
Division of Community Based Prevention Services
Three Parkway
1601 Cherry Street, 9th floor
Philadelphia, PA 19102
215-683-4027



Aspire to Inspire - Pray  First, Aim High and Stay Focused
----- Forwarded by Michael Rice/DHS/Phila on 10/01/2009 10:03 AM -----
Ed Schwartz <edcivic@...>
Sent by: phillyblocks@yahoogroups.com

09/30/2009 03:27 PM

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[phillyblocks] School District Parent & Community Resource Center October  Workshops Center





 

PARENT & COMMUNITY RESOURCE CENTER
SCHEDULE FOR WORKSHOPS
440 North Broad Street
(First floor)
Philadelphia, PA 19130
215-400-PCRC (7272)
Please RSVP for workshops
OCTOBER 2009

 
ONGOING:  

Not by Bread Alone (Lunch Time Inspirational Word) – Start Date: October 14, 2009
Wednesday at noon; highly interactive and presented in a non-denominational and universal message to overcome the obstacles in our lives.  

FREE GED Class
Monday and Wednesday in the Meehan Conference Room at 5:30 p.m. by the Center for Literacy.

1st        12 noon – 1:00 pm     Prepaid Legal Services                                        
           "Identity Theft: What Financial Institutions Don't Want You to Know"

1st        6:30 -  9:30 pm           Community Organizing for Education
           This workshop will offer the public opportunities to discuss various aspects of education.
 
13th      6:00- 8:00 pm             Primerica
           This workshop will provide information on concepts for debt freedom, protection against financial emergencies and concerns regarding making, saving, and accumulating money.

14th      5:30 – 7:00 pm           Perhaps, I Am What I See
                                               Pearline Sturdivant
           This workshop will give parents a glimpse of how the media can have an impact on their child.

19th      6:00 – 7:00 pm           Back Logan Community Corporation (BLCC)
           BLCC, is an organization that provides leadership skills and other fundamental training    programs for underserved children by offering alternatives to children with limited access to      resources. FOCUS: An overview of Back Logan Community Corporation's success thus    far and the importance of networking!
           
19th      3:30 – 5:00 pm           Organizing Teams
                                               Karen Shanoski-PA PIRC (Parent Information and Resource                                                       Center
           We understand that families, school staff and community organization representatives can work   together to improve student achievement, but how do we get together?  This workshop will    identify major steps for team development, including outreach and recruitment efforts.  It will     offer examples of ice breakers and team building activities that will welcome team members    and energize team work.



22nd     5:00 – 7:30 pm           BAEO:  Parents with Power - Student Learning Styles
           This workshop helps parents to discover their child’s learning style and identify ways to help        him/her receive and retain information.  It also provides suggestions to help a child whose learning style is different from their teacher’s instructional style.

27th      6:00 – 8:00 pm           Primerica
           This workshop will provide information on concepts for debt freedom, protection against financial emergencies, and concerns regarding making, saving, and accumulating money.

Ed Schwartz, Institute for the Study of Civic Values, 1218 Chestnut St.,
Rm. 702, Philadelphia, Pa. 19107 215-238-1434 edcivic@...


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opposed to that ideal, but there is no ideal opposed to that ideal."
                              --G.K. Chesterton


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#3423 From: "Sulaiman Wood" <swood@...>
Date: Thu Oct 1, 2009 1:13 pm
Subject: FW: job recruitment 		swood@...
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FYI--please disseminate at your discretion.

Sulaiman A. Wood, MSS, MLSP
Project Manager
Focus on Fathers
Resources for Children's Health
260 South Broad Street, 18th Floor
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19102
267-765-2324
swood@...

-----Original Message-----
From: Cervone, Frank P. [mailto:fcervone@...]
Sent: Thursday, October 01, 2009 7:41 AM
Subject: FW: job recruitment

Forwarded as courtesy to our friends at Women In Transition! 

 

_________________________________________

Frank P. Cervone, Executive Director
Support Center for Child Advocates
1900 Cherry Street   Philadelphia PA 19103    Visit our new website: www.advokid.org
t: 267-546-9202    f: 267-546-9201   e: fcervone@...

JOIN US in 2009:

  • Golf Classic at Huntingdon Valley CC -- Oct 5
  • Volunteer Training Workshop -- Oct 28 
  • Holiday Toy Drive ....sign up your office now!!

Change the story.

From: Roberta Hacker [mailto:RLHacker@...]
Sent: Wednesday, September 30, 2009 10:05 PM
To: CARIE; Center City Crime Victim Service; chris@...; Christine Stutman; Cervone, Frank P.; jgoodgg@...; John.Delaney@...; jrausch@...; couslerj@...; Katherine.Lo@...; Mainor; NEVS; NEVS; North West Victims Services; samazeen@...; Senior Law Center; Smywthr; Tami.Levin@...; vwssp@...; wswvs@...; Adela Smith; Arecia Thomas; Faye Melvin Brown; Marina Ladyzhensky; Meredith Prendergast; Michelle Haines; Molly Peterlin; Nicole Tucker; Nyaka Mwanza; Ramona Perry-Butler; Regan Brunetti; Shelly Johnson; Stelia Nappi; Tecky Sacksteder; Thelma Kennerly; Vanessa Carpenter
Subject: job recruitment

 

Please circulate.  Posted on craigslist, idealist, non-profit jobs. Thanks.

 

Roberta L Hacker

Executive Director

Women In Transition, Inc.

21 S. 12th Street - 6th Floor

Philadelphia, PA 19107-3607

Voice:   215-564-5301 x126

Fax:       215-564-5723

LifeLine:  215-751-1111

Philadelphia Domestic Violence Hotline:  866-723-3014

www.helpwomen.org

EMail:  RLHacker@...

 

 

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#3424 From: "Sulaiman Wood" <swood@...>
Date: Thu Oct 1, 2009 7:38 pm
Subject: FW: New from CLASP: Child Care Recovery $'s, Workforce training, Poverty 		swood@...
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FYI--please share at your discretion.

Sulaiman A. Wood, MSS, MLSP
Project Manager
Focus on Fathers
Resources for Children's Health
260 South Broad Street, 18th Floor
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19102
267-765-2324
swood@...

-----Original Message-----
From: CLASP [mailto:claspmailing@...]
Sent: Thursday, October 01, 2009 2:35 PM
To: Sulaiman Wood
Subject: New from CLASP: Child Care Recovery $'s, Workforce training, Poverty

CLASP - Policy Solutions that Work for Low-Income People

Tracking American Recovery and Reinvestment Act Funds

CLASP is tracking how much each state has drawn down in Child Care and Development Block Grant (CCDBG) funds made available through the recovery act. The measure provided $2 billion in CCDBG funds, which states can access through Sept. 30, 2010.  As of Sept. 18, 2009, states, territories, and tribes had drawn down $183.6 million, or 9 percent of available funds. Visit http://www.clasp.org/admin/site/documents/files/ARRA-tracking.pdf to view total and state-by-state outlays.  CLASP will regularly update this table.

Earning and Learning:  Options under the Workforce Investment Act 

Adults with limited work experience, low education and skill levels and other barriers to employment face the greatest challenges, especially at a time of rising unemployment. Strategies that combine work and learning are critical to help these individuals to enter or regain employment. Earning and Learning: Options under the Workforce Investment Act focuses on two program strategies that combine work and learning: on-the-job training and paid work experience combined with skill development.

Recommendations for Addressing Poverty in Tough Economic Times

The recession has meant less revenue for states at just the time when even more resources are needed to help families and individuals. While there is no simple solution for addressing poverty during a recession, there are some low-cost policy changes (including options made available through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act) states can make to help those who are struggling most.

CLASP DataFinder Updated with American Community Survey Data

This week, CLASP updated its DataFinder to include 2008 Census American Community Survey poverty data. The DataFinder is a custom, easy-to-use tool developed to provide select demographic information as well as administrative data on programs that affect low-income people and families. 

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#3425 From: "Sulaiman Wood" <swood@...>
Date: Thu Oct 1, 2009 1:47 pm
Subject: FW: Educating Urban Youth 		swood@...
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FYI--please forward at your discretion.

Sulaiman A. Wood, MSS, MLSP
Project Manager
Focus on Fathers
Resources for Children's Health
260 South Broad Street, 18th Floor
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19102
267-765-2324
swood@...

-----Original Message-----
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Sent: Thursday, October 01, 2009 9:17 AM
To: Sulaiman Wood
Subject: Educating Urban Youth

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#3426 From: "Sulaiman Wood" <swood@...>
Date: Thu Oct 1, 2009 7:01 pm
Subject: FW: Career Development Workshops 		swood@...
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FYI--please share at your discretion.

Sulaiman A. Wood, MSS, MLSP
Project Manager
Focus on Fathers
Resources for Children's Health
260 South Broad Street, 18th Floor
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19102
267-765-2324
swood@...

-----Original Message-----
From: almavchilds@... [mailto:almavchilds@...]
Sent: Thursday, October 01, 2009 1:06 PM
To: Deborah McMillan; Akeesha Washington; marycatprice@...; swaldo@...; dabrams@...; cbaptiste@...; melody.tingley@...; denabethea@...; Sulaiman Wood; Bob McIntyre; owens@...; korber@...; rgoldner@...
Subject: Career Development Workshops

Hello Everyone:
 
Hope all is well!!!
 
Our next set of workshops will begin on Saturday, October 10th from 10:00am to 1:00pm. (Series I).  The workshops will be held at MenzFit, 340 N. 12th Street, Suite 210 (corner of 12th & Callowhill Streets). 
 
The attached flyer has the details.  We will send you the other flyers for the rest of the workshops later.
 
We thank you in advance for encouraging and sharing this information with your clients.  We look forward to seeing
some of them at the workshops.
 
Thank you for always supporting MenzFit.
 
Alma Childs,
MenzFit
Administrative Assistant
215-922-1614
 
 
 
 
 
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#3427 From: Cecelia Thompson <ceceliathompson@...>
Date: Thu Oct 1, 2009 11:14 am
Subject: Task Force Bulletin: October Calendar of Workshops in the PCRC 		cecelia756
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FYI

Cecelia Thompson
Chairperson, Philadelphia Right to Education Local Task Force


OCTOBER 2009
 
ONGOING:  
 
Not by Bread Alone (Lunch Time Inspirational Word) – Start Date: October 14, 2009
Wednesday at noon; highly interactive and presented in a non-denominational and universal message to overcome the obstacles in our lives. 
 
FREE GED Class
Monday and Wednesday in the Meehan Conference Room at 5:30 p.m. by the Center for Literacy.
 
1st        12 noon – 1:00 pm      Prepaid Legal Services                                       
            "Identity Theft: What Financial Institutions Don't Want You to Know"
 
1st        6:30 -  9:30 pm           Community Organizing for Education
            This workshop will offer the public opportunities to discuss various aspects of education.
 
13th      6:00- 8:00 pm             Primerica
            This workshop will provide information on concepts for debt freedom, protection against           financial emergencies and concerns regarding making, saving, and accumulating money.
 
14th      5:30 – 7:00 pm            Perhaps, I Am What I See
                                                Pearline Sturdivant
            This workshop will give parents a glimpse of how the media can have an impact on their child.
 
19th      6:00 – 7:00 pm            Back Logan Community Corporation (BLCC)
            BLCC, is an organization that provides leadership skills and other fundamental training   programs for underserved children by offering alternatives to children with limited access to            resources. FOCUS: An overview of Back Logan Community Corporation's success thus        far and the importance of networking!
           
19th      3:30 – 5:00 pm            Organizing Teams
                                                Karen Shanoski-PA PIRC (Parent Information and Resource                                                      Center
            We understand that families, school staff and community organization representatives can work together to improve student achievement, but how do we get together?  This workshop will identify major steps for team development, including outreach and recruitment efforts.  It will             offer examples of ice breakers and team building activities that will welcome team members and energize team work.
 
 
 
22nd     5:00 – 7:30 pm            BAEO:  Parents with Power - Student Learning Styles
            This workshop helps parents to discover their child’s learning style and identify ways to help      him/her receive and retain information.  It also provides suggestions to help a child whose     learning style is different from their teacher’s instructional style.
 
27th      6:00 – 8:00 pm            Primerica
            This workshop will provide information on concepts for debt freedom, protection against           financial emergencies, and concerns regarding making, saving, and accumulating money.
 

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#3428 From: "Sulaiman Wood" <swood@...>
Date: Thu Oct 1, 2009 7:33 pm
Subject: FW: MED Week 		swood@...
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FYI--please distribute at your discretion.

Sulaiman A. Wood, MSS, MLSP
Project Manager
Focus on Fathers
Resources for Children's Health
260 South Broad Street, 18th Floor
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19102
267-765-2324
swood@...

-----Original Message-----
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Sent: Thursday, October 01, 2009 2:16 PM
To: Sulaiman Wood
Subject: MED Week


Sulaiman,

The Father's Day Rally Committee, Inc. is part of this year Minority Enterprise Development Week (MED) Week celebration starting Monday, October 5, 2009. Attached is the flyer for FDRC workshop. Please help us get the word out.

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#3429 From: Cecelia Thompson <ceceliathompson@...>
Date: Thu Oct 1, 2009 11:18 am
Subject: Task Force Bulletin: Governor's Advisory Committee meeting with Individuals with Disabilities 		cecelia756
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Below is meeting for Philadelphia.
 
Friday, October 23, 2009
9:00 am - 11:00 am
*RECRUIT THE BEST:
Tips for Attracting and Recruiting Qualified Workers with Disabilities
Temple University Center City, Room 320
1515 Market Street
Philadelphia, PA 19102
Southwest Region Workgroup
The SWPA Region meets on the second Friday of each month from 9:00 am to 12:30 pm

Cecelia Thompson
Chairperson, Philadelphia Right to Education Local Task Force


 
 
 

Governor's Advisory Committee for People with Disabilities Meeting Schedule

Advisory Meeting and Event Schedule for 2009
Meeting set for November 4th and 5th, 2009 has been postponed.
Please check back for future meeting dates

Monday, September 28, 2009 - Friday, October 30, 2009
Pennsylvania State Capitol, East Wing Rotunda
Harrisburg, PA
Reverberation: An Invitational Exhibition of the Work of Four Artists with Disabilities
Charles Domsky ~ Linda Fry Goschke ~Hong Ho ~ Frank Novel
This exhibit has been a collaborative effort of Speaker Keith McCall, PARF and the Governor's Cabinet for People with Disabilities.
Regional Meetings and Events
North Central Regional Workgroup

Wednesday, October 29, 2009
7:00 pm - 9 pm
*EXCEPTIONALITY FORUM FOR PEOPLE WITH DIVERSE ABILITIES
Williamsport City Hall
245 West Fourth Street
Williamsport, PA 17701
Please check back for more information.
Thursday, October 28, 2009
5:00 pm - 8:00 pm
*DIVERSE ABILITIES EMPLOYMENT EXPO
CSIU #16 Building
90 Lawton Lane
Milton Industry Park
Milton, PA 17847
Northeastern Regional Workgroup
Please check back for future meeting dates.
Northwestern Regional Workgroup

Wednesday, October 7, 2009
1:00 pm - 3:00 pm
*EMPLOYMENT FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES ROUNDTABLE
CommunityResources for Independence
3410 West 12th Street
Erie, PA 16505
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Friday, October 23, 2009
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Temple University Center City, Room 320
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Philadelphia, PA 19102
Southwest Region Workgroup
The SWPA Region meets on the second Friday of each month from 9:00 am to 12:30 pm

Friday, October 16, 2009
8:30 am - 1:00 pm
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PaTTAN - Pittsburgh Office
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#3430 From: "Sulaiman Wood" <swood@...>
Date: Thu Oct 1, 2009 7:10 pm
Subject: FW: Invitation to Participate in Upcoming Anti-Violence Community Event 		swood@...
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FYI--please forward at your discretion.

Sulaiman A. Wood, MSS, MLSP
Project Manager
Focus on Fathers
Resources for Children's Health
260 South Broad Street, 18th Floor
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19102
267-765-2324
swood@...

-----Original Message-----
From: Susan Endy [mailto:susanendy@...]
Sent: Thursday, October 01, 2009 1:44 PM
To: Colleen Landy; Lucrecha Coats; Lynne Hammond; Denise Ellis; Paul Bukovec; O'Connor, Suzanne; Sulaiman Wood
Subject: Fw: Invitation to Participate in Upcoming Anti-Violence Community Event

 

Hello stakeholders,

 

I am sending this information to you.  Please  pass on to anyone who might want to participate.

 

Nan Rhone

Northwest EPIC

 

From: Charing Ball [mailto:charing@...]
Sent: Wednesday, September 30, 2009 3:30 PM
To: Nannie Rhone
Subject: Invitation to Participate in Upcoming Anti-Violence Community Event

 

 

Hello Nannie,



I did receive your notice and I will be including it in G-Town Radio's next newsletter.

I wanted to know if you could forward this invitation around to the stakeholder group about our upcoming gun-buy back we're doing in Logan.  We are looking for organizations, particularly job training/skill development, anti-violence and family support organizations, to host a free table at the event, which will run from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

If so, can u forward them my information,

thanks,

charing ball

A coalition of anti-violence and community organizations within Logan, Nicetown and Olney will be collaborating to host the first anti-violence/food for firearms community event, which is scheduled for Saturday, October 17th, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Beloved St. John Evangelistic Church, 4541 North Broad Street. The purpose of this event will be to provide local residents with vital violence prevention information - whether it be in schools, homes or in our communities - while encouraging the removal of dangerous guns off our streets. During this event, we will be exchanging firearms – no questions asked - for gift certificates to Shoprite Supermarket. 


As a coalition of concerned community organizations, we are requesting your participation by hosting a table, donating resources (i.e. food, tents, chairs and tables) or providing entertainment for the day’s event.

 

The coalition working together on this event includes organizations such as:

 


Logan CDC

Logan NAC

35th Philadelphia Police District

The Philadelphia Safety Net

Logan/Olney Stakeholders Group

Nicetown CDC

Let’s Love Logan Community Association

Beloved St. Johns CDC

Office of Councilwoman Marian Tasco

And many others…

 

We thank you in advance for your favorable response to this request.  Please RSVP your participation attendance to Charing Ball, Logan N.A.C coordinator at 215-457-3014 or via email, Charing@... by September 22nd, 2009


Sincerely,



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Charing Ball
NAC Community Organizer
Logan CDC
5325 Old York Rd., Suite 217
Philadelphia 19141
215-457-3014




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Logan CDC
5325 Old York Rd., Suite 217
Philadelphia 19141
215-457-3014

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#3431 From: "Sulaiman Wood" <swood@...>
Date: Fri Oct 2, 2009 1:25 pm
Subject: FW: Breaking: Jobless rate hits 9.8%, event TODAY in Philadelphia 		swood@...
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FYI--please share at your discretion.

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-----Original Message-----
From: Steven Biel, MoveOn.org Political Action [mailto:moveon-help@...]
Sent: Friday, October 02, 2009 8:44 AM
To: Sulaiman Wood
Subject: Breaking: Jobless rate hits 9.8%, event TODAY in Philadelphia

Unemployment just hit 9.8%. Come join our symbolic unemployment line in front of Sen. Arlen Specter's office in Philadelphia. With record jobless rates, we can't afford to wait any longer for President Obama's clean energy jobs plan, which would create 1.7 million jobs.

Can you make it?


RSVP for your local event



Dear MoveOn member,

The federal government announced just a few minutes ago that the unemployment rate has hit 9.8% for only the second time since the Great Depression.1

The jobs situation is a crisis. So we're organizing a symbolic unemployment line TODAY in front of Sen. Specter's office in Philadelphia to call for passage of President Obama's clean energy jobs plan and the 1.7 million new jobs it would create.

To send a strong message to the Senate and the media, we need lots of people there. Here are the details: 

Host: Jim B—fellow MoveOn member
Where: Sen. Arlen Specter's District Office (in Philadelphia)
When: Friday, Oct. 2, 2009, at 12:00 PM

Can you make it?

Yes! I'll be there.

Sorry, I can't make it.

Despite the jobs crisis, the Senate has been stalling for months on President Obama's clean energy jobs plan. Senators John Kerry and Barbara Boxer introduced strong legislation on Wednesday, but Big Oil and Coal will fight it every step of the way.

President Obama's plan would spark a whole new industry here in the U.S., creating 1.7 million good jobs that can never be outsourced.2 Instead of spending our money on oil from the Middle East, we could be investing in putting Americans to work here at home.

With the rise in unemployment in the news, we have a chance to really push Congress to act. If enough people show up, we can really show Sen. Specter that people in the Philadelphia area want action to create good jobs.

Hope to see you there.

Thanks for all you do.

–Steven, Kat, Anna, Ilya, and the rest of the team

Sources:

1. U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
http://www.moveon.org/r?r=84726&id=17416-14852796-iHEziIx&t=5

2. "Green Recovery: A Program to Create Good Jobs and Start Building a Low-Carbon Economy," Political Economy Research Institute at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst, September 2008  
http://www.peri.umass.edu/green_recovery/

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#3432 From: Cecelia Thompson <ceceliathompson@...>
Date: Fri Oct 2, 2009 11:19 am
Subject: Task Force Bulletin: School Interim Reports - Mid October 2009 		cecelia756
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Good Morning,
 
The School District of Philadelphia will have Interim Reports around October 20, 2009.  This let's parents/caregivers know the progress of a student BEFORE report card dates. 
 
As parents/caregivers of children with special needs, please use this time as a mini-IEP meeting to see if your child is making progress.  If the interventions/supports and services being used have not caused your child to make progress, use this time to make changes.
 
High School 1st Report:  11/23 & 11/24
K-8 1st Report:  12/17 & 12/18
 
Thanks!

Cecelia Thompson
Chairperson, Philadelphia Right to Education Local Task Force
 
2009-2010 School Calendar to download

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#3433 From: Bob Shipman <rmship@...>
Date: Fri Oct 2, 2009 3:38 am
Subject: [LLIAAssociation] community resources 		rmship
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Date: Thu, Oct 1, 2009 at 10:23 PM
Subject: FW: [LLIAAssociation] community resources
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FYI

Rosalind Lopez



To: LLIAAssociation@yahoogroups.com
From: EMO125lisi@...
Date: Thu, 1 Oct 2009 13:32:22 +0000
Subject: [LLIAAssociation] community resources

Good morning LPI associates:

I am the Parent Ombudsman at Hopkinson Elementary; currently our school is in need of community resources. Our school is scheduled to have their first 4k run on December 17, 2009. As a result, we would need to find a location that has an indoor track. If anyone knows of a university or community center that is equipped with an indoor track, please forward his or her contact information.

Sincerely,
Elizabeth Munoz-Ortiz
Parent Ombudsman




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#3434 From: Bob Shipman <rmship@...>
Date: Fri Oct 2, 2009 3:40 am
Subject: William Penn EPIC Stakeholder Mtg.-10/13/09 @6pm-8pm 		rmship
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Parents this is a great way to start your networking process, Their are EPIC Stakeholder group across Philadelphia, stop into the Wm Penn and you may never change groups, thats how it seems to work across the city.

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Date: Thu, Oct 1, 2009 at 10:23 PM
Subject: William Penn EPIC Stakeholder Mtg.-10/13/09 @6pm-8pm
To:


Can this be posted in your upcoming Email Blast?-Bunmi Samuel
"Where The Community Goes WhenThey Want Answers"
Friends Neighborhood Guild
William Penn EPIC Stakeholders
Invites You To Our Monthly Community Forum
  • Do you have questions about education in Philadelphia?
  • Do you have concerns about community safety?
  • Are you looking for employment information?
  • Are you interested in improving the lives in your community?
Tuesday, October 13, 2009 (6pm-8pm)
St. Paul's Baptist Church (Cunningham Center)
1000 Wallace Street, Philadelphia, Pa 19123
Part I: Free Resources Shared
School DIstrict, Parent Ombudsman, Safety Report, Family Services, PA Careerlink, and Neighborhood School Services!
Part II: "No More Silence"-Sexual Assault/Domestic Violence Panelists:
JJ Peters Institute, Lutheran Settlement House,
Congreso De Latinos,Women OrganizedAgainst Rape (WOAR),& Community Resident(s)
Dinner Served, Resource Raffle, Childcare Provided, and Networking!
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The site community activist must check daily http://phillyneighborhoods.org/

NorthPhillyBlocks is a Philadelphia email network for community organizations, block captains, youth programs and schools, human service agencies, and representatives from all levels of government to support one another in strengthening North Philadelphia's neighborhoods. NorthPhillyBlocks is moderated and managed by the Institute for the Study of Civic Values.
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#3435 From: Cathy Roccia-Meier <crocmei11@...>
Date: Fri Oct 2, 2009 7:29 pm
Subject: Task Force Bulletin: Seclusion and Restraint Survey 		cattrm
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Date: Oct 2, 2009 2:17 PM
Subject: Task Force Bulletin: Seclusion and Restraint Survey
To:


FYI


Cecelia Thompson
  Chairperson, Philadelphia Right to Education Local Task Force



  ________________________________



Seclusion and Restraint Survey
The Alliance to Prevent Restraint, Aversive Interventions and
Seclusion (APRAIS), a coalition of 17 national disability advocacy
organizations, is conducting this survey of parents and guardians.
The purpose of the survey is to establish the extent to which
restraint, seclusion and aversive procedures have been used with
students with disabilities and special needs (whether served under
IDEA or under section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act) in public or
private schools or in residential facilities. The survey takes
approximately 5-10 minutes to complete and all responses must be
entered by October 12th, 2009.  To participate in the survey, go to:
  http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=KnCDtCkJDWAiaZRbNJ6BMA_3d_3d






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#3436 From: "Sulaiman Wood" <swood@...>
Date: Fri Oct 2, 2009 1:30 pm
Subject: FW: Children's Bureau Express: October 2009 Edition Alert 		swood@...
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FYI--check out the Indicators on Child Well-Being.

Sulaiman A. Wood, MSS, MLSP
Project Manager
Focus on Fathers
Resources for Children's Health
260 South Broad Street, 18th Floor
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19102
267-765-2324
swood@...

-----Original Message-----
From: bounce-242377-135644@... [mailto:bounce-242377-135644@...]On Behalf Of Children's Bureau Express
Sent: Thursday, October 01, 2009 1:26 PM
To: Sulaiman Wood
Subject: Children's Bureau Express: October 2009 Edition Alert

 

Children's Bureau Express

Welcome to the monthly email alert from Children's Bureau Express

October 2009, Vol. 10, No. 8

News From the Children's Bureau
CBX brings you information on engaging local grantees in State CFSRs, as well as a report about an Iowa grantee, information on trends in child well-being and CPS practice, and the latest from the Training and Technical Assistance Network.
Confirmation of New Assistant Secretary for Children and Families
Making the Connection: Linking Discretionary Grant Work With State Planning and Program and Improvement Activities
$35 Million Awarded in Adoption Incentives
Site Visit: Training Supervisors to Improve Outcomes for Iowa Youth
Indicators of Child Well-Being
New Study Examines Trends in CPS Practice
Updates From the T&TA Network
New! On the Children's Bureau Site
Spotlight on Cultural Competence
This month, CBX rounds up some of the newest information on cultural competence, including examples of programs and strategies from across the country, as well as resources from the T&TA Network that can help you evaluate and implement culturally competent practices.
Cultural and Linguistic Competency in the Child Welfare System: State Strategies
Evidence-Based Practice in American Indian Communities
The Journey of Cultural Awareness
T&TA Network Resources on Cultural Competence
Resources for Working With Immigrant Youth and Families
Direct Service and Organizational Cultural Competence Strategies
Training in Cultural Competency and Domestic Violence
Child Welfare News
Recent reports from the child welfare field look at electronic recording in investigations, children in kinship care when a parent is incarcerated, and correlates of infant spanking.
Documenting Investigative Child Abuse Interviews
Kinship Care When Parents Are Incarcerated
Linking Spanking to Mothers' Childhood Experiences
Strategies and Tools for Practice
Find tools and examples that can help you with concurrent planning, identifying evidence-based practices, and recruiting and training older mentors.
Concurrent Planning How-Tos and Promising Practices
Updates on Evidence-Based Practices
Mentoring at Any Age
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Addressing Racial Disproportionality in the Courts
New Book on Supervision
A Child's Book About Recovering After Sexual Abuse
Improving the Legal System's Approach to LGBTQ Youth In Foster Care
Grants for Grandparents Raising Children
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Domestic Violence Training for Resource Families
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#3437 From: "Divine, Quibila" <qadivine@...>
Date: Fri Oct 2, 2009 2:32 pm
Subject: Fwd: Free Event: 10/18/09 Barkley L Hendricks: Birth of the Cool Exhibit @ PAFA 		qadivine@...
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Good morning.  Please share this information...

Quibila A. Divine
The School District of Philadelphia
Office of Parent, Family, and Community Engagement
440 North Broad Street, Room 114
Philadelphia, PA 19130
215-400-6443
215-400-4048 (fax)
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From: "D. Crystal Byndloss" <byndloss@...>
To: "D. Crystal Byndloss" <byndloss@...>
Sent: Friday, October 2, 2009 10:29:00 AM GMT -05:00 US/Canada Eastern
Subject: Free Event: 10/18/09 Barkley L Hendricks: Birth of the Cool Exhibit @  PAFA

Exhibit: "Barkley L. Hendricks: Birth of the Cool" @ the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts (PAFA)
 
A friend sent me an email describing a free event coming to Philadelphia that she believes young people in particular should be sure to see. She wrote:
 
"There’s a great event coming to the city, and I hope you can experience it.  There’s going to be a special preview/reception of the Barkley L. Hendricks: Birth of Cool career retrospective of renowned painter and alumnus of the Philadelphia Academy of Fine Arts, Barkley L. Hendricks, a north Philadelphia native, and current tenured professor of art at Yale University.  Hendricks is best known for his stunning, life-sized portraits of African Americans from the urban northeast and it is through these images that he explores the cultural complexity of contemporary African American identify. This is a great opportunity for all parts of our community to experience “quality” art and it’s one of the first times urban black folks can see themselves artistically portrayed with beauty, dignity and grace, while at the same time authentically capturing a particular culture."
 

http://www.pafa.org/Museum/Exhibitions/Upcoming-Exhibitions/Barkley-L-Hendricks-Birth-of-the-Cool/471/

Exhibit Dates:       October 17, 2009 - January 3, 2010
 
-------------------
 
FREE EVENT:
Meet the Artist:     Barkley L. Hendricks -- Join the artist on a tour of the exhibition and talk to him about his work. 

Date:                    Sunday, October 18th, 2.00 p.m. 

Admission:            **Free**
 
 
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#3438 From: "Sulaiman Wood" <swood@...>
Date: Fri Oct 2, 2009 6:02 pm
Subject: FW: CORRECTED LINK: New York State Strengthening Families Through Stronger Fathers - Request For Proposals 		swood@...
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FYI--please disseminate at your discretion.

Sulaiman A. Wood, MSS, MLSP
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Focus on Fathers
Resources for Children's Health
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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19102
267-765-2324
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-----Original Message-----
From: Braswell, Kenneth (OTDA) [mailto:Kenneth.Braswell@...]
Sent: Friday, October 02, 2009 1:44 PM
To: otda.dl.dta.fatherhood.newsletter
Subject: CORRECTED LINK: New York State Strengthening Families Through Stronger Fathers - Request For Proposals

Please pass on... 
 
Vol. II Issue 7

Dads Make a Difference

October 1, 2009

New York State Strengthening Families Through Stronger Fathers Request For Proposals

 http://www.dads.ny.gov/main/cgo/2009/SFTSF/

 The New York State Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance (OTDA) has issued a Request for Proposals (RFP) for the Strengthening Families Through Stronger Fathers program. It has been more than 10 years since the implementation of welfare reform, and its success in decreasing the reliance of single mothers on cash benefits by getting them to work is well documented. However many of these mothers remain poor and are not getting help from the fathers of their children. While the child support system has been extremely effective at finding fathers and collecting the money they owe, many of these fathers are in poverty themselves, and have nothing to give. Inability to pay child support often creates barriers to both employment and engagement with children, and we know that children who grow up with disengaged fathers are, statistically, far less likely to accomplish the goals that lead them out of poverty and into stable, productive lives.


In an effort to help unemployed and underemployed noncustodial parents increase their financial and emotional involvement with their children, OTDA is seeking programs to provide case management and employment services coupled with other supportive services. A total of $2,764,000 in federal Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) funds is available to support selected Strengthening Families Through Stronger Fathers projects for a one-year period. By identifying and addressing the needs of noncustodial fathers, such as employment, job readiness, job placement, arrears management, community reintegration services and parenting education, we can begin to equip fathers to overcome the barriers that prevent them from being involved in the lives of their children.
 

Questions Concerning this Request for Proposals (RFP)
Bidders may submit typed questions via electronic mail, facsimile, or by mail to the address provided below. Questions regarding the RFP will be accepted until 4:00 p.m. October 16, 2009. No telephone inquiries will be accepted. Answers to all questions received by this date will be posted on the New York State Office of Temporary & Disability Assistance website at www.otda.state.ny.us no later than October 30, 2009. Prospective bidders may obtain a hard copy of the questions and answers upon request. Responses to questions raised after October 16, 2009 will be posted at the discretion of OTDA.

New York State Office of Temporary & Disability Assistance
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40 North Pearl Street, 13-A
Albany, NY 12243
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#3439 From: "Sulaiman Wood" <swood@...>
Date: Fri Oct 2, 2009 5:40 pm
Subject: FW: Characteristics of Effective Summer Learning Programs for Low-Income Youth 		swood@...
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FYI--please disseminate at your discretion.

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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19102
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-----Original Message-----
From: Carol Emig, Child Trends [mailto:bonnie@...]On Behalf Of Carol Emig, Child Trends
Sent: Friday, October 02, 2009 11:50 AM
To: Sulaiman Wood
Subject: Characteristics of Effective Summer Learning Programs for Low-Income Youth

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October 2, 2009
 
Characteristics of Effective Summer Learning Programs for Low-Income Youth
 
Effective summer programs can reduce summer learning loss among low-income youth, a leading cause of the achievement gap between low-income and more affluent students.  A new Child Trends review of the limited number of summer learning programs that have been rigorously evaluated suggests that these programs are likely to have positive impacts when they engage students in activities that are hands-on, enjoyable, and have real-world applications. 
 
The review, summarized in a fact sheet entitled What Works for Summer Learning Programs for Low-Income Children and Youth, also finds that effective programs are: 
  • guided by grade-level curricular standards;
  • led by experienced teachers;
  • conduct classes with 15 or fewer students and at least two teachers; and
  • complement group learning with individual support.

The fact sheet includes a table that shows whether the evaluated programs were found to work, not proven to work, or had mixed findings for educational/cognitive, youth development, and career-development outcomes.
 
The fact sheet is based on a Child Trends white paper commissioned by The Wallace Foundation entitled Effective and Promising Summer Learning Programs and Approaches for Economically-Disadvantaged Children and Youth.  
 
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#3440 From: Cecelia Thompson <ceceliathompson@...>
Date: Fri Oct 2, 2009 10:54 am
Subject: Task Force Bulletin: School District Closing & Half Days for October 2009 		cecelia756
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Good Morning,
 
In January I reported there would not be any half days.  Well, according to PFT, you cannot force teachers to go for training after their working hours.   Below are the half days and school closings for October 2009. 
 
Wedneday, October 7, 2009.............Half Day - Professional Development
Monday, October 12, 2009...............SCHOOL CLOSED - Columbus Day
Wednesday, October 21, 2009.........Half Day - Professional Development
 
Please plan accordingly.  These dates are in the School Calendar.  If you did not get one, you can pick one up at the Parent Resource Center at the District (440 N. Broad), or, ask your school to order one for you.
 
Thanks!

Cecelia Thompson
Chairperson, Philadelphia Right to Education Local Task Force

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#3441 From: "Divine, Quibila" <qadivine@...>
Date: Fri Oct 2, 2009 7:03 pm
Subject: Fwd: SES Vendors Fair Flyer and School List 		qadivine@...
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Good afternoon.  Please see the attached about Supplemental Educational Services (SES) or after-school/extra-curricular programs.  Please be reminded that ONLY SELECT schools and students are eligible. 


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#3442 From: michael.rice@...
Date: Fri Oct 2, 2009 8:31 pm
Subject: Fw: Winter Coats for children- WARNING - CORRECTION 		michael.rice@...
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It has been bought to my attention that below email does not reflect the intention  or mission of Cradles to Crayons.  According to a letter that was forwarded me, there is NO REGISTRATION FEE for the Clothes.  The organization, Fathers In the House (FAITH) apparently was charging a fee for registration without the knowledge of permission or  Cradles to Crayons.  


A letter from the Executive Director, Kelly A. Clarke states:


                It has been brought to our attention that  an unfortunate incident occurred recently in which a distribution partner inadverently  sold                 Cradles to crayons orders  in order to raise funds for programming. As you all know our mission is to provide the very basic                         essentials to children in need in the Philadelphia 5 county region FREE OF CHARGE.  

The letter goes to say that if you observe anyone selling the FREE ITEMS to NOTIFY CRADLES TO CRAYONS.  WWW.CRADLESTOCRAYONS.ORG.  



 
Blessed by the Best


Michael Rice
Community Development Specialist
Office of Truancy & Delinquency Prevention
Division of Community Based Prevention Services
Three Parkway
1601 Cherry Street, 9th floor
Philadelphia, PA 19102
215-683-4027



Aspire to Inspire - Pray  First, Aim High and Stay Focused
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Hi Michael. Thanks for the information. I just spoke with Greg and he said please so not send anymore of this info out because it needs to be corrected
 
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This appears to be a good resource.  Please share with those who you feel will benefit.  In addition, if anyone  utilizes this resource, please provide me with some feedback.    We are developing a resource guide and user info will be helpful.

Thank you


Blessed by the Best


Michael Rice
Community Development Specialist
Office of Truancy & Delinquency Prevention
Division of Community Based Prevention Services
Three Parkway
1601 Cherry Street, 9th floor
Philadelphia, PA 19102
215-683-4027



Aspire to Inspire - Pray  First, Aim High and Stay Focused


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F.Y.I       PLEASE PASS THIS ON........
      Love & Peace
        ''Martha''

Sep 30, 2009 11:05:42 AM, bethomas@... wrote:
 
 
 
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PA Board of Probation and Parole
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Sent: Tuesday, September 29, 2009 10:42 AM
Subject: Fw: Winter Coats for children

Please share with other community organizations/groups, schools, etc.



Subject: Winter Coats for children

Good morning everyone. Please read this message. It could save you, or
someone you know, hundreds of dollars.

Fathers Are In The House (FAITH) has partnered with  Cradles To Crayons
to provide children ages 0-12 with books, clothes, art supplies and
toys.. We can now have access to their inventory and are urging everyone
to take full advantage of this opportunity.

All products are high-quality used or new goods. For a registration fee
of $20, you will have access to their entire inventory for 6 months.

Cradles has informed me that they are now accepting orders for their
winter coat drive. All coats are brand new. If you have a child or know
someone with children ages 0-12, then this will be a great benefit to
them. Please do not delay. Cradles To Crayons will be receiving 5000
coats, but they service over 10,000 children. So get your orders in
quickly.

Please pass this message along to your friends and family. We want to
help as many children and families as possible. Attached you will find
the order form and flyer.

Thanks
Greg C. Porter
267-804-3852

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#3443 From: Cathy Roccia-Meier <crocmei11@...>
Date: Fri Oct 2, 2009 8:35 pm
Subject: Including Samuel Airing in Oct and Nov 		cattrm
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- The Broadcast of Including Samuel to Air on Public TV Nationwide!



The nationally acclaimed documentary Including Samuel by
photojournalist Dan Habib will be broadcast on Public Television in
Pennsylvania in October and November. The documentary chronicles the
Habib family's efforts to include son Samuel in every facet of their
lives. To find out when this film will be broadcast on your public
television station, go to: http://www.includingsamuel.com/television/



This documentary is an excellent tool for understanding inclusive
education.  You may want to view it as a professional development
activity and/or as an ability awareness activity with middle school
and high school students and/or families. A discussion guide is
provided at
http://www.includingsamuel.com/downloads/documents/Including%20Samuel%20-%20Disc\
ussion%20Questions.pdf



Other materials, including screening suggestions, trailers, etc. are
available at http://www.includingsamuel.com/screenings/host/



If you would like technical assistance in planning activities in
conjunction with the broadcast, please contact your Intermediate Unit
TaC or PaTTAN Consultant. Currently, it is scheduled to be broadcast
in Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and Harrisburg. The link listed below is
updated periodically with additional scheduled broadcasts.





October 9, 2009            PBS World on WHYY Philadelphia - 7:00 PM &
Midnight EST



October 11, 2009          WQED Pittsburgh - 4:00 PM



November 1, 2009         WITF Harrisburg - 1:00 PM



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#3444 From: "Divine, Quibila" <qadivine@...>
Date: Fri Oct 2, 2009 9:03 pm
Subject: Fwd: yoU MATTER - Community love GATHERING for EDUCATION - This TUES., Oct 6 at 6pm Beloved ST JOHN - 4500 N Broad 		qadivine@...
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Good afternoon.  Please see the attached, share with others, and/or make plans to attend...

Quibila A. Divine
The School District of Philadelphia
Office of Parent, Family, and Community Engagement
440 North Broad Street, Room 114
Philadelphia, PA 19130
215-400-6443
215-400-4048 (fax)
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Subject: yoU MATTER - Community love GATHERING for EDUCATION - This TUES., Oct  6 at 6pm Beloved ST JOHN - 4500 N Broad
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#3445 From: "Sulaiman Wood" <swood@...>
Date: Fri Oct 2, 2009 1:18 pm
Subject: FW: $25,000 Capacity-Building Grants Now Available 		swood@...
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FYI--please distribute at your discretion.

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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19102
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#3446 From: Cecelia Thompson <ceceliathompson@...>
Date: Fri Oct 2, 2009 6:17 pm
Subject: Task Force Bulletin: Seclusion and Restraint Survey 		cecelia756
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FYI

Cecelia Thompson
Chairperson, Philadelphia Right to Education Local Task Force


Seclusion and Restraint Survey
The Alliance to Prevent Restraint, Aversive Interventions and Seclusion (APRAIS), a coalition of 17 national disability advocacy organizations, is conducting this survey of parents and guardians.  The purpose of the survey is to establish the extent to which restraint, seclusion and aversive procedures have been used with students with disabilities and special needs (whether served under IDEA or under section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act) in public or private schools or in residential facilities. The survey takes approximately 5-10 minutes to complete and all responses must be entered by October 12th, 2009.  To participate in the survey, go to:
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=KnCDtCkJDWAiaZRbNJ6BMA_3d_3d
 
 
 
 

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#3447 From: Cathy Roccia-Meier <crocmei11@...>
Date: Fri Oct 2, 2009 12:08 pm
Subject: Task Force Bulletin: School Interim Reports - Mid October 2009 		cattrm
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Date: Fri, Oct 2, 2009 at 7:19 AM
Subject: Task Force Bulletin: School Interim Reports - Mid October 2009
To:


Good Morning,
The School District of Philadelphia will have Interim Reports around October 20, 2009. This let's parents/caregivers know the progress of a student BEFORE report card dates.
As parents/caregivers of children with special needs, please use this time as a mini-IEP meeting to see if your child is making progress. If the interventions/supports and services being used have not caused your child to make progress, use this time to make changes.
High School 1st Report: 11/23 & 11/24
K-8 1st Report: 12/17& 12/18
Thanks!

Cecelia Thompson
Chairperson, Philadelphia Right to Education Local Task Force
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#3448 From: Cathy Roccia-Meier <crocmei11@...>
Date: Fri Oct 2, 2009 7:22 pm
Subject: SES - Supplemental Educational Services - Vendors Fair Flyer and School List 		cattrm
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.  Please see the attached about Supplemental Educational Services
(SES) or after-school/extra-curricular programs.  Please be reminded
that ONLY SELECT schools and students are eligible.

Call the SES Staff at 215-400-6834 with any questions.


School District of Philadelphia
The Title I Office is sponsoring a SES Provider Fair.



PARENTS

F R E E    T U T O R I N G

Come learn about specific programs and sites





 When does the provider offer services?
 Who will be instructing my child?
 How will the provider keep me informed about my childs progress?


Provider Fair


Sunday, October 4th    12:00 pm  3:00 pm

AT

School District of Philadelphia Education Center
440 North Broad Street
(Broad and Spring Garden)
Philadelphia, PA  19130

Call the SES Staff at 215-400-6834 with any questions.



SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA
TITLE I OFFICE

Supplemental Educational Services (SES) FY10
120 Schools from which income eligible students are eligible for SES
(Schools in School Improvement II, Corrective Action I, Corrective
Action II and Making Progress within those levels)




Alcorn
Allen, Ethan
Allen, Ethel
Anderson
Arthur
Bache Martin
Bartram
Beeber
Bethune
Birney
Blaine
Bluford
Brown, J.
Bryant
Carnell
Carroll
Cassidy
Clemente
Clymer
Comegys
Communications Technology HS
Cooke
Creighton
Daroff
DeBurgos, J.
Dick
Disston
Dobbins
Douglass, F.
Drew
Duckrey
Dunbar
Edison
Edmunds
Elkin
Ellwood
Fels
Feltonville Campus for
      Arts and Science
Feltonville Intermediate School Ferguson
Fitzsimmons
Forrest
Frankford
Franklin Elem.
Franklin, B. HS
Furness
Germantown HS
Gillespie
Gratz
Harding
Harrity
Hartranft
Holme
Hopkinson
Hunter
Jackson
Jones
Kelley, W.
Kenderton
Kensington HS for
      Creative & Performing Arts
King, M.L.
Lamberton Elem.
Lawton
Lea
Leeds
Levering
Lincoln
Locke
Longstreth
Lowell
Ludlow
Mann
Mastbaum
Mayfair
McMichael
Meehan
Morrison
Morton
Munoz-Marin
Northeast HS
Olney East HS
Olney Elem.
Overbrook HS
Pastorius
Penn Treaty
Penn, William HS
Pennell
Penrose
Pepper
Potter-Thomas
Randolph
Rhodes
Roosevelt
Roxborough HS
Sayre
School of the Future
Shaw
Sheppard
Sheridan West
Smedley
Solis-Cohen
South Philadelphia HS
Southwark
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Stetson
Sullivan
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