| MICKEY’S MEMO
I encourage everyone to come see the Follies this weekend. It
is a
wonderful experience. It is nice to go watch our parents, staff,
and
community having a good time on stage. They have worked very
hard toput this together for you. Please come and support us and
have a fun evening at the same time.
As a bonus, the fifth grade students will be participating in the
Follies.
Due to a conference which I am required to attend, I will not be able
to attend. This saddens me but please know that I will be there in
spirit.
Mickey Kortsch
Alvarado Principal
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UNCLE SAM
WANTS YOU ...
at the 45th Alvarado Follies! Come to the Alvarado Follies USO
Show
this Friday and Saturday, April 19th and 20th, 7:30 pm , at the Valley
High School Performing Arts Center. Our Class of 2002 will be
performing live on stage. Bob Hopeless will be hosting the USO
Show,
including dancing, skits and all the old favorites. It will be
a fun
time for all! Tickets and t-shirts are being sold at the door.
Tickets
are $4 for adults, $2 for children through elementary school.
T-shirts
are $10 each or 3 for $25.
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| ATTENTION:
PARENTS
You should have received a notice (bright orange) confirming that your
child is registered for the 2002 - 2003 school year.
If you did not receive this notice, please contact the office, 344-4412,
as soon as possible.
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TAKE A QUACK AT
WINNING A MILLION DOLLARS!
And a flock of other great prizes: A 2002 Dodge Neon, 2 round trip airline
tickets, or a trip to Disneyland. Buy a duck ($5) or a flock of 5
($20), to race down the Rio Grande, August 24, 2002. Alvarado receives
$1 per duck. Proceeds for Bucks For Ducks benefit children’s charities.
On sale at the Follies, in the office, or from Jamie Barr (247-1564)
or Colene Montoya (341-9591). |
HOORAY FOR
HEALTH !
KNME-TV, St. Joseph Women’s Care and Edunation are teaming up to bring
health information to Albuquerque kids on Saturday, April 27 from 11:00
a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the Edunation located at Cottonwood Mall. Parents
and kids will enjoy fun-filled activities that present information and
tips on nutrition, exercise, emotions, dental care and more!
There will be health professionals on-hand to talk with parents and
work with kids in addition to a visit from Arthur (cartoon character)
himself!
Free materials, including a sticker and water bottle for every child
will be available! For more information, call 277-4087. |
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IMPORTANT
ALVARADO SCHOOL
ASSOCIATION (ASA) MEETING
MONDAY, APRIL 22, 6:45 P.M.,
IN THE LIBRARY
BUDGET - We will be voting on the budget (please refer to the last page
of this newsletter) and a bylaws change for Alvarado School Association(ASA)
officers. This is your money, so please come and vote! |
ASA OFFICERS AND SMC REPRESENTATIVES
If anyone is interested or knows of anyone who would like to be anAlvarado
School Association officer or serve as a parent representative on the School
Management Council for the 2002 - 2003 school year, please contact Pam
Berg (344-4395) or Dusty Kleyboecker (344-1056).
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| CALDECOTT
READING CLUB
Congratulations to the following students for what they have read:
Nichole Lucero (50 books), Humberto Gamboa (15 books), Alex Montoya
(295books), Ruby Coss (30 books), Marisol Fernandez y Mora (245 books),
Marisa Wickham (145 books).
Trips to the treasure chest: Alex Montoya (28th, 29th),
Humberto
Gamboa (1st), Nichole Lucero (5th), Marisol Fernandez y Mora (24th),
Ruby Coss (3rd).
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Cafeteria
Lunch Menu
April 22 - 26
Monday: Chicken OR Beef tacos (Hard OR soft), Spanish rice, chilled
peaches, milk
Tuesday: Burrito (meat OR bean & cheese), salsa, golden kernel
corn, cinnamon apples w/topping, milk
Wednesday: Breaded beef patty, mashed potatoes & gravy, mixed veggies,
dinner roll, fruit cup, milk
Thursday: Hearty chicken noodle soup w/ half tuna sandwich, cheese
stick, Otis cookie, orange wedges, milk
Friday: Corn chip pie, garden salad w/ dressing, cinnamon roll
OR
twist, milk
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CELEBRATE
THE EARTH FESTIVAL
13th Annual Celebrate the Earth Festival, April 21, 10:30 am - 6:00
pm at La Montanita Co-Op (Nob Hill location). Great Food.....Live
Entertainment ..... Environmental and Social Justice Booths....Bedding
Plants & Seeds....Arts and Crafts.
3rd Annual Garden Party, May 11, 10:00 am - 2:00 pm at La Montanita
Co-op (Valley location, Rio Grande Blvd & Matthew).
These events are sponsored by La Montanita Co-op, one of our
Join-a-School partners. Patrick Huggins will have a table representing
the Alvarado School Garden. Stop by to see him if you go and let
the members of La Montanita know how much you appreciate their community
spirit and support
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New
Mexico Spring Fest in Los Ranchos
May 11th - 12th , Saturday, 11 am - 6 pm
Sunday, Noon - 5 pm
You are invited to a fun family weekend celebrating Mother’s Day
and Spring at Los Ranchos Village Park, 6718 Rio Grande Blvd. NW. We will
have art, food, and live entertainment for mom and dad. We will have clowns,
jugglers and other fun activities for you. Bring mom or any paying adult
($3 - $5) and you will get one free admission if you are under 13. (Must
present this article at the gate). Children under 3 are free. Please come...it
will be fun, fun, fun!!!
Organized by the Los Ranchos 4th Street Business Association.
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CALENDAR
April 19 - 20 Alvarado Follies
7:30 pm, Valley HS
Performing Arts Center
April 22 ASA Meeting
6:45 pm, Library
4th grade parents bring dessert
April 22 - 23 Alvarado Dines
at Luigi’s
April 23 SMC Meeting
4:00 pm, Library
May 1 Alvarado Fiesta
presented by
the Bilingual Program 6 - 8 pm
May 7 SMC Meeting (Final)
4:00 pm, Library
May 15 Ice Cream Social
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PROPOSED BUDGET
ALVARADO SCHOOL ASSOCIATION
FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 2003
WORKROOM SUPPLIES 2,000
TEACHERS FUND * 5,550
FIFTH GRADE CELEBRATION
300
TEACHER ART PROJECTS
500
ICE CREAM SOCIAL
350
RIF PROGRAM (READING IS FUNDAMENTAL)
500
MUSIC PROGRAM 8,000
PROFESSIONAL FUND
900
HEALTH ROOM
300
SCIENCE EXPO
400
STUDENT EVENTS FUND
300
CUB SCOUTS
200
COPIER FUND
800
INTERVENTION 2,000
SUPPLEMENTAL STAFFING 7,500
TOTAL BUDGET
$ 29,600
* $150 per full-time teacher/class, $90 per part-time teacher,
$90 per full-time support member, $150 for full-time
librarian,
$35 for part-time O.T., $50 for other
professionals. |