SPRING FREEZE - Homeschool Semi-Formal

This is an area-wide homeschool “prom” event open to all high school age homeschool students. Please contact the organizer with questions.

Conroe Area High School Homeschool Semi-Formal
May 11, 2013

Who: Homeschool High School Students (grades 9-12, 14 yrs old by day of dance) and their guest.

What:  Semi-formal private party including dinner followed by dancing and music.  This event is not a “couples” event.  Join other homeschool high school students for a very special evening of fellowship and fun.

When:  Saturday, May 11, 2013.  6:30-11 pm

Where: The Lone Star Convention and Expo Center, 9055 Airport Road (Fm1484), Conroe, Texas 77303

Mandatory Dress Guidelines:  You must dress appropriately or you will not be permitted entry into this event.

• Guys: Either (1) dress slacks and/or a traditional coat and tie.  (2) Tux or (3) “cowboy” tux.
•  Gals:  Modest, no shorter than 4 inches above top of  knee-cap - to floor-length dresses. (Modest means: No cleavage and No backless gowns.) Every dress shorter than the knee will be measured before entering.  Failure to comply with dress code, students will not be allowed in and money will not be returned.
•  Parents/Chaperones:  Your choice of semi-formal/formal dress (please observe the same guidelines set forth above) or church attire.

Conduct:  Keep your dress, dance, and attitude respectful.  Remember who you represent!  If your behavior is inappropriate, you will be asked to leave the event and you will not be allowed to re-enter.
Smoke-free and alcohol-free event! 
No Public Display of Affection!

Cost: (includes dinner)

• Early Bird by March 31: $50 per person including alumni.;
• April 1 – April 30: $70 per person including Alumni. 
• NO Registrations will be accepted after April 30.  No WALK INS!
• Adults parents wanting to eat 30.00.  Adults not eating are welcome to attend or drop in free of charge, however, we will have a limited number of extra chairs.

You do not need to be a member of any Support Group to Attend.

Checks payable to : Billie Jo Craig

Send the following information to: 
Billie Jo Craig
9613 Crystal Springs Dr.
Conroe, Texas 77303

• Name
• Address
• Email – this is how we will send out information
• ADULT contact phone number
• Age as of May 11, 2013
• Grade
• Chaperone?

Questions: 936-203-2866
billiejocr@yahoo.com

LAST CALL for PSIA Contestants!

If you are considering participating in PSIA this year, we need your registration by February 1st.

Extraordinary Education PSIA Team Registration
REGISTER NOW for the EE TEAM – Click Here!

Please check out the contest descriptions on the PSIA website and let us know ASAP if your student is interested in filling any slots on our team. There are a limited number of slots available for each event, and slots are filled on a first come basis. Participation fees must also be paid to hold your child’s spot.
www.psiaacademics.org

The following events are FULL, but most events are still open.
Mathematics - 4th & 5th (Grades 6, 7, 8 are still open)
Listening Skills - 4th/5th (Grades 6-7-8 are still open)
Storytelling - 2nd (Grades 1 & 3 are still open)
Creative Writing - 1st (Grade 2 is still open)

Texas Home School Coalition Capital Days 2013

THSC Capitol Days 2013

    Wednesday, February 27, 2013
    Wednesday, April 3, 2013
    Thursday, May 2, 2013

Location: Texas Capitol Building Extension Auditorium
Austin, Texas

Cost: $20 for THSC Association members, $25 for non-members, groups of 10+ are $17.

Register at the link below:
http://thsc.org/events/capitol-days/

Registration Notes: All attendees must register for this event (parents, grandparents, and siblings of students). Children must be accompanied by an adult. Refunds requested in writing by the posted registration deadline (Feb 21, March 20, and April 18) will be issued minus 10 percent. There will be no refunds after the registration deadline.

Hotel Information: Please check the THSC website for details coming soon.

Temple Grandin ~ Speaking in The Woodlands

IMPACT - ‘Different Not Less’
Dr. Temple Grandin, Motivational Speaker

You are invited to attend an educational speaking event hosted by the Junior League of North Harris – South Montgomery Counties, featuring Dr. Temple Grandin, the most accomplished and well-known adult with autism in the world.

When:  Saturday, February 9th
Where:  Woodlands Church, Fellowship Campus
1 Fellowship Lane,  The Woodlands, TX

Time: 
8:00 a.m. - Registration Opens
9:00 a.m. - Presentation Begins
9:15 a.m. - Doors Close

Dr. Temple Grandin Biography Highlights:

• Most accomplished and well-known adult with autism in the world.
• One of only a few professional livestock-handling equipment designers
• Professor of Animal Science at Colorado State University
• “Time 100” list of the world’s most influential people
• Life story brought to the screen by HBO’s full length film “Temple Grandin”
• For more information, please visit www.templegrandin.com

Ticket Information:

Educators, Parents and Community Members welcome.
Tickets are $10. Click the link below to register:

http://www.jlnhsmc.org/?nd=impact

Talent Show Auditions! “T3: Taters, Talent & Treats”

Mark Your Calendars so you won’t miss this exciting, fun-filled family event!

“T3: Taters, Talent, and Treats” is coming on Friday, April 5, 2013 to our campus or a location near EE!!!!

We will have lots of family style fun at this year’s fundraiser including a baked potato supper, a cake decorating contest, a talent show, and a silent auction! 

Students:  If you are interested in auditioning for the Talent Show then you must sign up with Mrs. Campbell for auditions to be held on Tuesday, February 5^th; Wednesday, February 6^th; and Thursday, February 7^th (or by special appointment) in the afternoons.  Various time slots are available.  The guidelines for auditioning are as follows:

1) Mrs. Campbell will have final approval over the content (including music) and costumes employed in your act. 

2) I am looking for all sorts of interesting talent so don’t be afraid to come and audition!  The talent show will be part of a “play” I’ve written so we need singers, dancers, musicians, magicians, comedy acts, unusual talents, actors, etc.

3) We have three speaking roles designated for students in the sixth grade or above, so actors are welcome to audition, too!  I need at least one of the actors to be able to sing or dance….

4) No lip syncing will be allowed unless it’s part of a comedic act!

5) We have a small electronic keyboard at EE available for the audition, but you are also encouraged to video tape yourself playing and put it on a flash drive or a CD so that I can see/hear your audition. Depending on where the fundraiser is held will determine what type of piano we will have available for the show.

6) Bands should video tape themselves and put it on a flash drive or CD so that I can see/hear your audition, please.

7) I will choreograph a G-rated dance number “a la High School Musical” style, so you may audition for just that part of the show if you wish.  You should come prepared with music and a minute or two of your style of dance to show me, please.  I will have a CD player available for use.

8) Auditions are limited to three minutes each.

9) All who are cast in the show will be required to attend at least three rehearsals – two are tentatively scheduled for the last week of March and one in the week before the show.  Dancers will have to attend two extra rehearsals….tentatively scheduled for the last week in February.

Parents:  If you have any items you would like to donate for the silent auction, please drop them off in Mrs. Campbell/Mrs. Phillips classroom (in the north portable building -- first room on the right).  If you would like to volunteer to help with the activities associated with “T3” then please let me know that as well.  I have a teacher mailbox near the lockers that will be a good way to communicate with me at this point.   Thank you!!! 

I’m looking forward to a fun evening with you, your families, and your friends! 

Mrs. Campbell

Pearl 2013 Student Art Contest

I am passing on this information about an art contest in our area. Our art teacher, Ms. Linda, is sure to be sending entries from our Extraordinary Education students, and I believe homeschoolers can enter independently as private schools as well. So get your art work completed and sent in!

Dear Private School Educator,

The Pearl's 2013 Student Art Contest is rapidly approaching. This is just a reminder that your entries (no more than 20 per school) should be submitted March 25-27 by an appointment with me. No entry fees are required again this year.

Please do not submit more than one entry per student; no electronically altered works; no collage extending more than 1/2 inch. All works on paper should be matted, and no larger than 18x24 (not including matting). Works on canvas boards or stretched canvas do not need to be matted. No frames, please. New this year: Entries no longer need to remain anonymous and unsigned. The Pearl hires independent jurors usually from outside the contest area and the chance for conflict of interest is rare. It's disappointing for us to reject entries once they reach the Pearl. For more information, contact me or consult the Pearl website www.pearlmfa.org

I'm looking forward to seeing your students' remarkable art work!

Best regards,
Sylvia deHek
Co-Chair, Pearl 2013 Student Art Contest
281-257-2780

Woodlands Mom EXPO–January 25-26

Come visit the EE booth at
The Woodlands Mom EXPO
this weekend!

January 25-26, 2013
Friday 10-3
Saturday 10-4
Legends Sports Complex
602 Pruitt Rd.,
The Woodlands, TX 77380

Mom EXPO 2013
Celebrating A Mother's Journey

Being a mom is a special bond shared between women. This two day tradeshow is designed to bring moms together, motivate, inspire, nurture, and reward women of young families as they travel through their journey we call "motherhood".

This tradeshow will be held at Legends Sports Complex, in their 44,000 sq. ft. stadium, and will feature exhibitors with special interest items particularly for women, moms of young children, and kids from newborns to school age, with educational content, demonstrations, play zones, music, entertainment and more!

Come to this show to get answers, seek guidance, and find options that meet your family needs no matter which stage of motherhood you are in.

New 2013 Features

Friday

• Early Bird Play Zones Open at 9AM
• Baby BootCamp - Early Bird FREE Class 9AM - 10AM
• Work-At-Home Moms Recruitment Showcase & Mompreneur Forum

Saturday

• Mardi Gras Spirit Celebration
• Ronald McDonald Appearance 11AM-1PM
• Ask the Professional Panel 1:15 PM

Register NOW to Attend!

TEXAS REGIONAL SCIENCE FAIR

This is not an EE-specific event, but it is a great opportunity that is available in our area. We are passing on the information so families can participate if they choose.

It is time to take science back!! It was created by God for God and science provides us with a window to look through to learn more about the power, majesty, and creativity of our God! Make this the year you go from “meaning to” to “doing!” Don’t miss out!

Join us this year on April 6, 2013 at Tomball College Beckendorf Conference Center! Take on the challenge of diving deeper into science while also having a chance to be awarded great prizes. This will be ICARE’s 17th year to host the fair!

This past year, God once again made provision that allowed our 5 Grand Champions to receive $100 savings bonds and our 5 Reserve Grand Champions to receive $50 bonds, as well as science related gifts through donations from ICARE, CACHE, and Heritage Christian Homeschool support groups along with Gateway Christian Fellowship church.

Every student is recognized in our program, earns a ribbon, and receives a gift pack. These were made possible in 2012 through donations from individual sponsors that are choosing to remain anonymous along with Chick-fil-A. We look forward to additional sponsors who choose to help make this fair possible! If you or your company are interested in being a sponsor, please contact us at the email below.

Keep updated at www.texasregionalsciencefair.com or contact Karen Garza at texasregionalsciencefair@yahoo.com.

Fees: $15 per exhibitor, teams limited to 2 students

Registration deadline: Friday, March 01, 2013

NOTE on REGISTRATION: Each year we receive late registrations that make it difficult for our volunteer team, but we don’t want any student to be left out, so this year late registrations fees are $20 per exhibitor and will not be accepted after March 08, so please plan accordingly.

Oratory Contest/Scholarships

Come express your pro-life beliefs through the Montgomery County Right to Life Oratory Contest and compete to win scholarship money!   First prize is $1000 along with an all expense paid trip to compete in the National Right to Life Contest to be held in Dallas, June 29.  Second prize is $500 and third prize is $250.   All winners will also receive a 50% discount off the registration fee for REveAL and REveAL2, Texas Right to Life's pro-life summer camps.

Any area high school junior or senior is eligible to participate.  Students do not need to reside in Montgomery County.  Students are to research, write, and present a 5-7 minute speech on abortion, euthanasia, infanticide, or stem cell research.  This is a wonderful opportunity to think about and articulate your beliefs!  Homeschoolers have won the MCRTL contest the last five years.

The event is scheduled for February 23 with a 9 am check-in time. The contest will be held at Conroe Bible Church  4491 I-45  Conroe, 77304.  The registration deadline is Feb. 18, 2013. For further information or to obtain an entry form please visit our website at mcrtlife.com  or contact Teresa Strack at  mcrtlife@gmail.com or  281-900-8209.

CYT Field Trip Shows

CYT has two fantastic shows going on this week – both with school-day shows available. Mark your calendars now and plan to attend both shows. At $6 per person, it is the best deal in town!

• Canterbury Tales – Monday, January 21^st at 11:00 a.m. in The Woodlands
• Schoolhouse Rock Live! – Thursday & Friday, January 24^th & 25^th at 1:30 p.m. in Conroe

To purchase school-day tickets, please contact Cyndie Phillips at Cyndie@cythouston.org.

Extraordinary Future City News!

Our EE team has just returned from the Houston Area Future City contest - bringing home the trophy for “Best Transportation System” as well as “Second Place Overall”! Our team is now the alternate to advance to the national level contest to be held in Washington D. C. in February.  Should the First Place Team be unable to attend, our team will take their place. The advancing team wins an expense-paid trip to Washington D. C. for this contest.

The Future City contest involves many different skills and interests. Each year, students must:

• Develop a “Virtual City” design using SimCity4 software. Their city must meet very difficult criteria to earn maximum points.
• Construct a table-top Scale Model showing a section of their ideal future city. Their team cannot spend more than $100 constructing their model, so most models are made from recycled items.
• Write a 1000-word Research Essay about the annual city engineering topic.
• Write a 500-word Abstract introduction to their city design.
• Give a 7-minute Oral Presentation and answer 7 minutes of questions from the judges on competition day. Teams must do their presentation several different times for several different sets of judges, and the Final round takes place on the stage - in front of all the other teams and guests while holding a microphone!

Students who represented Extraordinary Education at the contest today were (from left to right): Andrew O’Brien (alternate), Ion Powell Jason Eaton, and Brooke Mayfield.
Elise Eaton served at the team’s Teacher Mentor and Todd Powell served at the team’s Engineer Mentor. Many other EE students also contributed to the construction of the model.

Please be sure to congratulate our extraordinary team when you see them this week!

PSIA Competition - Call for contestants!

Private Schools Interscholastic Association (PSIA)
Academic Contests for  Private Schools & Home Schools
www.psiaacademics.org

With 19 contest categories covering a wide range of disciplines, PSIA is an exciting opportunity for students to engage in academic competition with their peers throughout the state of Texas. PSIA contests span all levels from Grade 1 to Grade 8 —and PSIA is open to homeschoolers, too!

PSIA programs are designed to support the basic academic curriculum. Contest preparation is easily implemented into daily studies, and participation in academic meets serves to enrich skills. PSIA academic contests are designed to motivate students to find new excitement in learning, achieve a higher mastery level, and receive recognition and awards for academic excellence. Several local homeschoolers have even won scholarships through their involvement with PSIA!

Extraordinary Education's group membership allows us to send up to 3 students per grade/age level per event to the local District 10A competition. Students who do well at the District level may go on to the State tournament. It is time to register students for these competition slots!

PSIA INFORMATION MEETING/TEAM REGISTRATION
Tuesday, January 15 @ 7:00pm
Extraordinary Education Campus
9522 Carraway, Magnolia, TX 77354
RSVP for the Information Meeting NOW!
REGISTER for the Team Here

PSIA DISTRICT 10A CONTEST
Saturday, March 23, 2013
Host site: San Jacinto College North

A few students are registered for the EE team, but we have room for lots more!

We are offering a PSIA Information Meeting for those who may need more details before signing up. The meeting will be held on Tuesday, January 15th at 7:00pm at the Extraordinary Education campus.
RSVP for the Information Meeting NOW!

Please check out the contest descriptions on the PSIA website and let us know ASAP if your student is interested in filling any slots on our team. There are a limited number of slots available for each event, and slots are filled on a first come basis.
REGISTER for the Team Here

NOTE: PSIA rules allow students to compete up to two grade levels above their current grade level but they can never compete below level. Also, a homeschooled student’s grade placement is determined according to their age on September 1st (the grade they would be in public school.) It can benefit an advanced student to compete with their age-mates in academic contests.

PSIA EVENTS OFFERED

LANGUAGE ARTS:

• Creative Writing (Grades 1-2)
  Using a prompt of several pictures, students have 30 minutes to create an original story based on the pictures.
• Ready Writing (Grades 3-8)
  Students are given a choice between two prompts. Each prompt defines the audience and provides or implies the purpose for writing. Time limits vary by grade level.
• Spelling (Grades 2-8)
  As spelling words are pronounced contestants may either write or print each word. Test words come from the current PSIA Spelling List (80%) and from outside sources (20%).
• Dictionary Skills (Grades 4-8)
  Students use all elements of the dictionary as they learn practical techniques for extracting and applying resource information.
• Vocabulary (Grades 5-8)
  SAT preparation skills, including word usage, reading comprehension, and analogies, are honed through this challenging multiple choice, 30-minute contest.
• Listening Skills (Grades 4-8)
  Contestants may take notes as they listen to the contest script on CD, and then use these notes as they answer objective test questions in 10 minutes.

MATHEMATICS & SCIENCE:

• Mathematics (Grades 4-8)
  In a multiple choice 30-minute math test students are challenged beyond their grade levels in a variety of general math questions including algebraic equations.
• Number Sense (Grades 4-8)
  Contestants find high-speed solutions to math problems in this exciting and challenging 10-minute contest in mental mathematics.
• Calculator Applications (Grades 6-8)
  This 30-minute contest develops mathematical reasoning and knowledge and requires application of problem solving skills toward realistic problems.
• Maps, Graphs & Charts (Grades 4-8)
  Students are challenged to obtain information from visual sources. Tests include maps, graphs & charts needed to answer multiple choice questions derived from the 2003 or newer editions of the Nystrom Desk Atlas.
• Science (Grades 6-8)
  Earth, Life and Physical Science information are tested in this 30-minute, multiple choice contest, which usually consists of 50 test questions.

FINE ARTS:

• Music Memory (Grades 3-8)
  Students identify composers and selections from some of the world’s best known classics. Contestants write answers as they hear 15-second segments of the music and also take a 20-item test over information found in the current PSIA Music Memory Student Handbook.
• Art Memory (Grades 4-5)
  Students are challenged to identify the artist and the work and answer questions about the art and the artists found in the current Art Smart Bulletin (paintings are from the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D. C. and museum in Texas.)
• On-Site Drawing (Grades 6-8)
  Using a display still life model consisting of from 4 to 7 objects, contestants produce a rendering on regular drawing paper using any drawing media. Contestants have 45 minutes at the contest site to produce their work of art.

SPEECH EVENTS:

• Storytelling (Grades 1-3)
  Contestants hear a story that they retell before an audience. Contestants will have approximately 6 minutes to retell the story in their own words.
• Prose Interpretation (Grades 4-8)
  Students select, prepare and read a literary prose selection, with introduction, within a six-minute time limit.
• Impromptu Speaking (Grades 6-8)
  Students are challenged to organize their thoughts on a topic for three minutes, then speak for five or fewer minutes without notes.
• Modern Oratory (Grades 6-8)
  A challenge in writing and speaking, students prepare a short speech to examine the pros and cons of an issue (choice of 5) and defend their points of view. Contestants take a convincing stand on only one side of the issue.

For more details and rules about specific contests and events, please refer to the PSIA website links above.

Registration Information:

• Please plan to attend the Information Meeting on Tuesday, January 15th at 7:00 if you are considering registering for the team. If you cannot attend, please register online on the EE website to let us know the events in which you are interesting in competing.
• Registration with the EE Team is $20 per student per event.
• Registrations and fees must be received in the EE office at least 4 weeks prior to the contest date.
• There is a limit to the number of students we can enter. Students must be registered and PAID to fill a slot.
• We can enter up to 3 students per grade level per event. Some events have combined grade levels, and we may only enter 3 students in those grades combined.
• Students may only compete in non-conflicting events. There are special rules for double-entry that only apply to specific events. Please refer to the PSIA Conflict Pattern Schedule for more information.
• Families who participate are expected to fill judge/grader slots on the day of the contest. 
  Our group is required to provide one volunteer judge or grader for every 2.25 entries. Your family should plan to fill one slot for each 2.25 contests in which your own students compete. Volunteer slots may be filled by either or both parents, another family member, friend, neighbor or even a high school or college student. Our team will be penalized if we do not fill our assigned slots, so volunteers must be reliable.

Contest Preparation:

• Paid contestants are welcome to make use of the study materials available at EE. Study materials may not leave the EE campus, but parents are welcome to make copies for a small copy fee. We have invested many dollars in purchasing prior years' tests and other materials. We are thrilled to share them with our contestants!
• Parents will need to MAKE AN APPOINTMENT with the Director if they need to make copies or view PSIA materials.
• Please MAKE YOUR APPOINTMENT ONLINE on the EE website.

NEW Spring Classes at EE! Register NOW!

Politics, Science and the Development of the Modern Mind - HBU Academy Dual Credit
Tuesdays/Thursdays, 1:15-3:15pm (only 3 spots left!)

Warriors Heroes and Sagas - HBU Academy Dual Credit
Tuesdays/Thursdays, 3:30-5:30pm

Martial Arts 101 with Cox ATA Martial Arts
Mondays & Wednesdays 12:30-1:30
Mondays & Wednesdays 1:30-2:30

EE Mock Trial Team
Region VI Competition - February 2, 2013
Team meetings: Thursday evenings, other times TBD

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The Academy at HBU
North Houston Satellite
Dual Credit for Homeschoolers

Houston Baptist University will be offering two classes at Extraordinary Education on Tuesdays and Thursdays this Spring. Both classes can earn the student 3 units of transferable college credit.

Courses to be offered include:
Philosophy 1330 - Politics, Science and the Development of the Modern Mind (Tues/Thurs 1:15-3:15pm)
English 2320 - Warriors Heroes and Sagas (Tues/Thurs 3:30-5:30pm)
Both classes are in the style of the HBU Honors College, meaning they're discussion based, and founded on the Great Books.

Class sizes will be limited to facilitate class discussions. Families are encouraged to register soon to reserve their child's spot. ONLINE Registration is quick and easy through the EE website. See the links below for details.

HBU Academy North Houston Satellite Information
Spring 2013 Course Offerings
Registration Information

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MARTIAL ARTS 101

Since the first class was taught many years ago, the focus of Songahm Taekwondo has remained the same: to provide students the highest quality martial arts instruction available in a safe and positive learning environment that people of all ages can enjoy.

CLICK HERE for More Class Information
Registration Information

Mondays & Wednesdays 12:30-1:30
Mondays & Wednesdays 1:30-2:30

Classes are taught in a multi-age format. The instructor is very confortable working with multi-age groups.
This is a two-day-per-week class, but you can still participate if you can only attend one day. Please make a note in the “shopping cart” when registering for the class and also let Amy know so she can get your charges set up correctly.

About the Instructor
Mr. Kalob Cox comes from a home schooled family of six. He was home schooled from 1st-12th grade. All six of his siblings have been home schooled from K-12th. He has been a Children's & Student Pastor for the past ten years. He received his ordination in 2007 from Kerry Shook of Woodlands Church.
Mr. Cox is a 3rd degree Black Belt, Six Time State Champion, Nationally Certified Instructor & Owner of Cox ATA Martial Arts. He has a beautiful wife Charissa Cox & Baby Girl Kyrene Cox.

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HIGH SCHOOL MOCK TRIAL

Does your high school student enjoy "hands on learning" with projects and real life application?
Does your student have an interest in drama or debate?

Join the award-winning EE Mock Trial team as we explore the American Legal System by participating as an attorney and/or witness in a criminal case. Looks great on college applications as an extracurricular activity! This event is sponsored by the Dallas Bar Association and more details can be learned here:
http://www.dallasbar.org/mocktrial
http://www.extraed.net/mock_trial_team

On February 2nd our team will compete in Region VI in Huntsville, Texas. We will present a criminal case as prosecution and defendant - so both sides of the case are examined as we prepare for the competition. This is a six week commitment, but could extend through early March if the team advances to the State Meet as our team did last year.

PARTICIPATION DETAILS
Team workshops will be held at Extraordinary Education to prepare for the event. Weekly meetings will take place on Thursday evenings. Team meetings will also take place on certain Fridays, and other times may be arranged when our team is formed. Not all meetings are mandatory, but team members must be committed to set aside time to focus on preparation for the event and time to work via phone or internet with their partners (attorney/witness).

This team is set up as a “co-op” activity. This means that there is a facility fee and contest & materials fee, but no tuition is charged. Parents are expected to pitch in to help in some way. This may include helping with with supervision, transportation, food, materials, etc. or with actual team prep.
Facility Fee: $25/student
Contest & Materials Fee: $50/student
State Contest Fee: TBD (if team advances to State)

Our Mock Trial team is looking for at least three more members and a timer so please contact the team sponsor ASAP if your student is interested. (Contact information below.) Competing team members must be high school age, but younger students may participate on a scrimmage team and learn skills in preparation for being on the team in the future.
Please share this email with friends who may be interested!

TEAM SPONSOR
Maureen Brisack Ball
maureenball2012@gmail.com