04/26/09 PRESS RELEASE:You're Invited: Young Musician Showcase May 3

Upcoming Events The Young Artist Showcase May 3, 2009 Quick Links... For More Information, visit our website First @ First @ Four Concert Series is proud to present The Young Artist Showcase Featuring Some of the Best Young Musicians in Fairfield County Sunday, May 3, 2009, 4:00 PM Come See Tomorrow's Talent Today First United Methodist Church 42 Cross Road, Stamford, CT 06905 (adjacent to Lord & Taylor off Long Ridge Road) The FIRST @ FIRST @ FOUR Young Artist Showcase recognizes the tremendous talent of young performers throughout Lower Fairfield County. It was developed to nurture the dreams and celebrate the excellence of our next generation of artists. Established five years ago, the FIRST @ FIRST @ FOUR Concert Series & Young Artist Showcase grew out of a perceived need for public performance venues in the lower Fairfield County area. Over the years, organizers and audiences have been amazed and inspired by the gifted young people who have performed at this popular event. Tickets are FREE. To reserve tickets, call: 203-324-1323 The First at First at Four Concert Series is funded in party by the Stamford Cultural Development Corporation Community Arts Partnership Grants Program to encourage and proote the arts in Stamford, made possible with public funds from the City of Stamford, Dannel P. Malloy, Mayor, and by Fairview Capital. To learn more about the concert series or First United Methodist Church, call 203-324-1323.

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04/26/09 PRESS RELEASE: Physical Education Transition Program

Hi all,

Attached please find a release regarding a program that assists fifth graders in the transition to middle school.

Contact:

Colleen Morey, Program Coordinator for Physical Education & Health at Colleen_morey@greenwich.k12.ct.us or 203-625-7478

Kim Eves

Director of Communications
Greenwich Board of Education
290 Greenwich Avenue
Greenwich, CT 06830

http://www.greenwichschools.org/

Phone: 203-625-7415
e mail: kim_eves@greenwich.k12.ct.us
Fax: 203-869-8003

ORIENTEERING ADVENTURE DAYS
FOR GREENWICH PUBLIC SCHOOLS 5th GRADERS

5 TH Graders Head to Seton Scout Reservation for
Adventure, Friendship and Transdisciplinary Connections

(For immediate release: Greenwich, CT – Sunday, April 26, 2009) Elementary Physical Education teachers in Greenwich have developed an interdisciplinary project that blends fitness, writing, map reading, and team building skills. Led by their P.E. teachers and staff from Camp Seton Scout Reservation, all fifth graders from the eleven Greenwich Public Elementary Schools will participate in a day of adventure. The event was designed to give students the opportunity to meet and interact with those students who will be in their sixth grade class in
middle school next year. The Orienteering Adventure Days are being held at the Camp Seton Scout Reservation from 9:15AM-1:30PM on April 27 (for Central feeder schools), April 28 (for Eastern feeder schools), and April 29 (for Western feeder schools). The rain dates are April 30 and May 1.

Students have been grouped with peers from their common feeder elementary schools (established by the Central, Eastern and Western Middle School clusters). In preparation for the event, students have generated and exchanged a series of letters, in both Spanish and English, to each of their teammates prior to the event. During their Physical Education classes, they have learned orienteering basics so when the event day occurs, they will be able to work together to find their way, map in hand, from activity station to station using their newly acquired map reading skills.

At each station, they will engage in small group initiatives such as rock wall
traversing, tent construction, and other fun challenges. During their mapquest, they will be led to points along the way where they will have to answer questions extracted from a variety of disciplines in the GPS 5th grade curriculum. Small groups must succeed at their tasks before the entire group can complete the journey.

All will enjoy a picnic lunch together before continuing with more adventure during the afternoon. The Physical Education Department finds this to be a wonderful opportunity to work across disciplines, take advantage of community resources, and to help pave the way for a positive transition for students to middle school.

For more information, please contact: Ms. Colleen Morey, Program Coordinator for Physical Education & Health at 203-625-7478 or colleen_morey@greenwich.k12.ct.us

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04/27/09 The Raw Greenwich News Feed: This Just In ....

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04/26/09 The Raw Greenwich Weekend News Feed

The Advocate Staff
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