Thursday, February 11
OLSAT 3rd Grade Parent Informational Mtg.; DO, 10:00 AM
5th Grade Play Rehearsal; Multipurpose Room, 2:45 pm

Friday, February 12
Abraham Lincoln's Birthday; Holiday

Sunday, February 14
Chinese New Year
Valentine's Day

Monday, February 15
Presidents' Day; Holiday

Tuesday, February 16
PFC Sponsored Poets-in-the-Schools, 5th grade

Wednesday, February 17
Ash Wednesday
PFC/PTA Legislative Advocacy Day; Sacramento
LASF Science Fair; MP Room, 6:30 PM
Lafayette School District Board Mtg.; DO, 7:00 PM

Friday, February 19
5th Grade Play Rehearsal; MP Room, 2:45 PM

Monday, February 22
George Washington's Birthday
Student Council Mtg.; Room 23, 12:20 PM
School Site Council Mtg.; Office, 3:00 PM

Tuesday, February 23
RAPPORT Mtg.; DO, 9:00 AM
PFC Sponsored Poets-in-the-Schools, 5th grade

Wednesday, February 24
Expanding New Horizons Presentation, 5th Grade; MP Room, 8:30 AM
Lafayette School District Board Mtg.; DO, 6:00 PM

Friday, February 26
STUDENT COUNCIL SPIRIT DAY: Superhero Day!
5th Grade Play Rehearsal; MP Room, 2:45 PM

Saturday, February 27
"Grease" Dress Rehearsal; Stanley MP Room, Time TBD

Monday, March 1
PENNIES FOR PATIENTS, National Leukemia/Lymphoma Foundation Drive
"Grease", 5th Grade Musical; Stanley MP Room, Time TBD
Cub Scout Pack 200 Leaders' Mtg.; Library, 7:00 PM-8:30 PM

Tuesday, March 2

Read Across America Day: Dr. Seuss' Birthday
PFC Sponsored Poets-in-the-Schools, 5th grade
"Grease", 5th Grade Musical; Stanley MP Room, Time TBD

Wednesday, March 3

PFC Executive Board Mtg.; Lounge, 5:30 PM

Principal's Messages

A. I WISH EVERYONE A RELAXING, SAFE & REWARDING 4-DAY PRESIDENTS' DAY HOLIDAY WEEKEND REFLECTING UPON THOSE PAST LEADERS WHOSE LEGACIES AND WISDOM MIGHT INSPIRE OUR COUNTRY's LEADERSHIP & OUR OWN CHOICES TODAY.

B. VANDALISM/DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY: Please be aware that over the last several holiday weekends, we have had cases of vandalism and destruction of school property, particularly in the garden and garden greenhouse. If you are on campus during weekends, especially long weekends, or evenings please keep a watchful eye on the well being of our school and feel free to call the Lafayette Police Department (925-284-5010) to report any suspicious activity. Many thanks for supporting the Pillar of Caring and Citizenship!!!

C. ABSENCES: Please be aware that each day of a child's absence costs the District $43.50 per student per day regardless of reason for the absence. Certainly, if the child is sick, the child should stay home. We want to encourage families to schedule vacations on non-student days (whenever possible) and for absences of 5 days or more, complete an independent study. We must stress the importance of learning opportunities lost by missing school needlessly. Thank you for your cooperation!

D. THANK YOU TO ALL PARENTS WHO ATTENDED LAST WEEK'S 4th GRADE CONCERT: Some great musical talent was on display under the inspired guidance of Liz Brummel, Wendy Clymer, Vicki Ghulam and LASF volunteers. A job well done!

E. THANK YOU TO THE HUGE NUMBER PARENTS WHO ATTENDED LAST WEEK'S PFC MEETING to hear Dr. Brill's very important message about the financial crisis faced by the Lafayette School District in particular and the state of California at large. Let us know what your priorities are as we look at some tough fiscal decisions for the next several years.

F. ATTENTION 3rd GRADE PARENTS: OLSAT INFORMATION UPDATE: Results of the Otis Lennon School Abilities Test (OLSAT), administered to all third graders in the fall, will be available for you to pick up at the school office starting Monday, February 8th. Results must be picked up by a parent. If you would like to have the results mailed to you, please send a stamped, self -addressed envelope to the school office. A general interpretation of the scores will be provided with the results. If you would like additional information, you are invited to attend a Parent Information Meeting on Thursday, February 11th at the District Office Board Room (3477 School Street) at 10:00 a.m. Students who have been invited to participate in the Alternative Instruction Magnet class (AIM) at Burton Valley will be notified by February 8th. Questions regarding test results or placement in the AIM class at Burton Valley may be directed to the Director of Curriculum and Instruction, Rachel Zinn, at the District Office (927-3511).

G. PARENT ED OPPORTUNITY: Don't Lose Your Child to Video Games, the Internet, and Texting: Thursday, February 25, 7-9pm, Stanley Middle School Library: Children are losing their 'attachment' to the real people in their lives as the power and intensity of new interactive devices and media overwhelms normal activities and relationships. Please join Dr. Richard Freed, a psychologist in private practice in Orinda and with Kaiser Permanente, in a discussion of the issues and strategies for parents to combat the ever- increasing draw of the new technologies. Dr. Freed completed his training at Harvard Medical School and now works as a psychologist in private practice in Orinda and with Kaiser Permanente. He speaks nationally on the health effects of children's media use. His work has appeared on CBS Bay Area TV news, and he's been published in Pediatrics and Mothering Magazine.

H. 1st-5th GRADE REGISTRATION FOR 2010-2011:: We will be accepting 1st-5th grade registrations for the 2010-2011 school year starting Tuesday, February 9. Please inform any new neighbors or those whose children are currently in private schools who plan to have their children attend Springhill School next year. Remind them to bring the child's birth certificate, immunization record and two proofs of address. We also continue to accept registration for kindergartners for the 2010-2011 school year. Thank you.

I. SCIENCE FAIR: Please check the calendar and the LASF Corner of this week's Friday Flyer to find out what is happening with Springhill's Annual LASF Science Fair to be held Wednesday,February 17, 6:30 PM, in the MP Room. There are many deadlines before then, so check it out!!! Thank you, Kari Dahlen, Heidi Plumb, all volunteers and LASF!

J. H1N1 UPDATE:
In order to keep you apprised of the latest information we have regarding the H1N1 virus, we have compiled a list of H1N1 FAQs which you can view by going to: http://www.lafsd.k12.ca.us/springhill/

K. Join the PFC! Register for e-SCRIP!!

THE SIX PILLARS & PAY IT FORWARD CORNER

"The true civilization is where every man gives to every other every right that he claims for himself."
-- Robert Ingersoll, political leader, orator (1833-1899)

CHARACTER COUNTS!

AS YOU GO FORWARD DAILY, STAND TALL UPON THE PILLARS OF TRUSTWORTHINESS, RESPECT, RESPONSIBILITY, FAIRNESS, CARING & CITIZENSHIP!!!

Every week we will be including different aspects of our Pay It Forward theme for this year in the Friday Flyer. Character development should be a major component in any well-rounded educational program and it has been for many years at Springhill. Ask your children what their classes are doing for Pay It Forward. Come to Spirit Wednesday, 8:30 AM every Wednesday morning in the main courtyard and find out how we promote character development at Springhill School.

A. THANK YOU 3rd GRADE FOR THE ANNUAL SMILE TRAIN SEMI-FREDDIs GARLIC CROUTON SALE THAT TOOK PLACE WEDNESDAY, 2/10. Every $250 raised sponsors a childs cleft palate surgery somewhere in the world. Semi Freddi's croutons for $2 and apple juice for $1. Thank you all for Paying It Forward and supporting the pillars of Caring and Citizenship with this worthy cause! Thank you 3rd Grade!!!.

B. SOLES4SOULS: THANK YOU SPRINGHILL COMMUNITY FOR THE PLETHORA OF SHOES YOU HAVE DONATED FOR THOSE IN NEED IN HAITI!!! WELL DONE!!! YOU HAVE SUPPORTED THE PILLAR OF CARING BEYOND BELIEF!!!THANK YOU SO MUCH!

DIFFERENTIATION CORNER
*Differentiated Instruction takes place in all of our classes. Each week, we will be profiling a particular teacher's implementation of Differentiated Instruction every week in the Friday Flyer. Don't miss it!!!

In Mr. Wong's 3rd grade, varied teaching approaches are provided in all lessons. This is to accommodate the many different learning styles. In each lesson taught, examples are provided for visual, auditory and kinesthetic learners. An example would be saying the vocabulary words aloud with the definition, reading the word in a sentence for context, and playing charades.

*Differentiated Instruction is not individualized instruction, but rather the delivery of curriculum to students in a manner that complements their learning style while always challenging them at their ability level.

TEAM GREEN CORNER
THE NEW FOUR Rs: Reduce, Re-Use, Recycle & Rot

A. SPRINGHILL OFFERS UP A GREEN VOCAL EXPERIENCE: Last Friday, Sustainable Lafayette and District Green Team videotaped the Springhill 3rd grade singing "The Four Rs Song" under the direction of Mr. Wodhams for use in promoting local green efforts in the community! Good job, 3rd graders of Paying It Forward and supporting the Pillars of Respect, Responsibility, Caring and Citizenship!!!

B. SPRINGHILL CONTINUES TO ALIGN ITS GREEN EFFORTS WITH THE DISTRICT GREEN TEAM AND SUSTAINABLE LAFAYETTE. LOOK FOR UPDATES WEEKLY.

C. WHAT SUGGESTIONS DO YOU HAVE FOR SPRINGHILL TEAM GREEN? Help us find ways to:
1. Explore school and community green pursuits that allow us to better address the State Standards/ Benchmarks as well as the Lafayette School District Strategic Plan;
2. Explore school and community green pursuits that provide a fiscal benefit to the schools and community;
3. Explore school and community green pursuits that address and enhance character development programs already in place (e.g. CHARACTER COUNTS!) in the Lafayette School District).
Springhill School pays it forward by keeping it green, supporting the Pillars of Caring, Respect, Responsibility & Citizenship!!!

D. SOLAR ENERGY - Springhill School should be "flipping the switch" to solar energy within the next month and will have its own ceremony.

Bruce L. Wodhams
Principal
Springhill Elementary School
3301 Springhill Road
Lafayette, CA 94549

bwodhams@lafsd.k12.ca.us

Thank you for supporting our children and our school through your Springhill PFC contribution for the 2009/10 school year! We sincerely appreciate your commitment to Springhill and to the education of our children.

The 2009-10 Springhill PFC Executive Board

Abkenari	Delong-Martin	Huie	Min	Smith, B/S
Acuff	deRoque	Hunter-Davis	Mirabito	Soun
Adri	Diaz-Herrera	Hutson	Mitroff	Sowarby
Allen-Carmichael	Dietsch	Hyatt	Moiceanu	Stanford
Altbaum	Dikov	Ishii-Wallace	Morse	Stewart
Anonymous (11)	Donlon	Jagger-Youngs	Mould	Stilphen-McAdam
Armanino	D'Onofrio	Jeffries	Murphy	Suppiger
Baker	Dorner	Jiminez-Kim	Nelson, J/J	Swan-Doi
Barr	Edwards	Johnson	Nelson, M/M	Talbot
Benisek	Elliott	Jones-Hug	Nguyen	Templeton
Bettencourt	Elze	Kary-Steiner	Nicosia	Thallaug
Biddle	Evans	Kashef	Niyogi-Frank	Thomason
Bielawski	Ewing	Kaviani	Nolan	Tinley-Curtin
Bishop	Federas	Kim, J/A	Novak	Toney
Bishopp	Fernandez	Kirbach	O'Brien-Harris	Tong
Blocker	Fettke	Kirby	Ohleyer	Topping
Bolen	Finegold	Kline	Orear	Torretta
Bone	Firsov	Kohls	Ortman	Tresser
Boynton	Fischman	Kotsiomitis	O'Toole	Trux
Broumand	Follmer	Kumagai	Owens	Tymm-Kelley
Brown	Fonstein	Kuo	Ozaki	Van Oss
Browne	Fox	Kvitko	Pancoast-Tobias	Vance
Buck	Frigon	Lalor	Parnell	Varrelman
Bussey	Fritschi	Lane	Patty-Roosa	Vojdani
Campillo	Fromer-Garcia	Larrick	Paul	Vollman
Candell	Gamick	Lauer	Peck	Von Hacht
Carlin-Fugate	Gay	Lee, T/M	Peshev	Wang, I/K
Carone	Geannacopulos	Lee, M/J	Plumb	Wang, J/J
Carvotta-Trexler	Gerson	Levit	Raffel	Wang-Liu
Catalanello	Gilberd	Lira	Ramsey	Watanabe
Cevenka	Goddard-Fox	Lo	Regan	Welch
Chan	Godsey	Loh	Rembac	Welcomer
Cheslog-Dahlen	Griebstein	Lomond	Ricevuto	Wenger-Miller
Chilimidos	Grosz	Louie	Ridley	Wesser-Singh
Chorak	Groszewski	Loveless	Risch	Whelehan
Christensen	Gundacker-Pak	Loving	Rizvi	Whitmore
Chung	Hafner-Sampson	Machol	Rotundo	Wilkinson
Coate	Hagglund	Maderious	Saba-Shiri	Wilson, S/J
Cole	Hansen	Mahaney-Mickens	Sadoff	Wilson, K/S
Colvin	Hansen-Ceragioli	Mann	Salmon	Wondolowski
Combi	Harhay	Marrone	Samuels	Wong-Yuen
Consoli	Harman	McCarthy	Scarborough	Workman
Corrigan-Kidd	Harrington	McKenna	Schag	Yamada
Cortessis	Heffernan	McLeod	Schirmer	Yeudayev-Jassi
Craig, C/K	Hemmenway	McWhirter	Schoenhouse	Yiannikos
Craig, L/E	Hieta	Mederios	Schwartz	Yip
da Cunha	Hill	Merrill	Scipi	Zemelman
Daniels	Holmberg-Pratt	Miles	Silveri-Kinney	Zulch
Davis	Holt	Miller, D/L	Singh, R/V
Del Rosario	Huff	Miller, S/K	Singh, J/A

Well we have past the 100th day mark last Friday and we are headed towards spring - can you feel it in the air?

Please check the Legislative Update provided by Karen Yuen. We are headed up to Sacramento next Wednesday to present lawmakers with letters from you and me. Advocacy Day is our way of showing elected officials how we feel about the lack of funding to our schools and to demand change. California is the 7th largest economy in the world yet our schools rank 48th in spending. Where is the money going? Please get involved - signed up for District e-updates, attend School Board Meetings, come to PFC Meetings, and be part of the solution!

The Boots and Buckles Bash is coming to Dr.Samman's Barn! The date is April 24th and we are excited! Do you love to throw a party? Do you have a great connection at a Napa winery? Do you own a Carwash? How about your favorite dry cleaner - do they want to donate? You should have all received an email with details on our Auction website or how to donate - have you checked it out yet? I heard a rumor that a group was putting together An Amazing Race Party - sounds fun to me! Did you know the Parent Parties make as much as $30,000 - pretty amazing?! So get a group of friends together and plan a party - it's fun! The Boots and Buckles Bash is all about community building, a lot of fun, and a little fundraising - be a part of the excitement!

Enjoy the long weekend - I know I will!

Truly,
Julie Donlon
2009-2010 Springhill PFC President
uvdonlon@aol.com

More Budget Cuts
California State PTA recently wrote, "Contrary to the Governor's pledge to protect education in his State of the State speech, the budget proposal actually reduces payments to schools by $2.4 billion over two years!"

You are encouraged to get informed and to participate in the following events:

February 17th- Advocacy Day - Bus trip to Sacramento, Wednesday from 7:15am to 4:30pm leaving from Lafayette. "California Schools in Crisis: Advocating for Solutions." We will hear from and communicate with education experts and our legislators on school funding, education reform, and budget reform. Registration deadline Feb. 1st. Please click here to register: https://www.signmeup.com/site/reg/register.aspx?fid=Y12V2K7
Click here for the flyer and Itinerary: http://www.srvcouncilpta.org/Public/teacherimages/advocacy%20day%202010%20registration%20flyer.pdf

Questions? Contact Springhill's Leg. Rep. Karen Yuen at kyuen@fbm.com or go to the Leg Team website at http://www.lastrampaspta.org/Legislation.html

LASF Science Fair - Inspiring Wonderment - Weds Feb. 17th 6:30-8:30pm

Man loves to wonder, and that is the seed of science.
Ralph Waldo Emerson

The Science Fair is almost here! On Weds, Feb 17th please bring all projects directly to the MP room before school. Projects should be turned in by 8:30 am! A Science Fair volunteer will be at the MP room at 7:45am.

Guest Scientist Student interviews will take place during the school day on the 17th. Let your children know that a Guest Scientist (volunteer) will ask them questions about their experiment - "Why did you choose this project? Was your hypothesis correct?"

When preparing posters, please remember to put your child(ren)'s name(s), the teacher's name(s), and the grade(s) on the top of the poster so that it can be put in the proper location in the MP room.

All students and families are welcome even if you did not submit a project! This year, in addition to viewing all the student projects, you can - partake in hands on activities from Camp Galileo and EdventureMore, see a live demonstration beehive, do a DNA extraction, and get magnetic with a couple of LASF science teachers. Don't miss it!

Projects will stay overnight and should be picked up Thurs Feb 18th after school (from 1:30-3:00pm). Volunteers will be in the MP room to assist your children in getting their projects. Please let us know if you need to make special arrangements for getting your project home. Any projects left in the MP room will be discarded the following week.

Just A Few More Volunteers Needed --Thank you to all of those who have volunteered. We still need a few more sets of hands for Thurs Feb 18th from 1:30 -2:45pm. If you can help, contact: Heidi Rahlmann Plumb (plumbnest@mac.com) LASF Annual Event - Thank You for $50,000!!!

Thanks to our generous school community, our "Starry, Starry Night" annual event netted approximately $50,000. The event proceeds will be directed to Lafayette and Acalanes schools for immediate needs this year. Profits came from ticket sales, silent auctions, sign up parties and a raffle.

Thank you to the Grosz family for their donation of the 1st prize in the raffle! Congratulations to our raffle winners: 1st prize diamond tennis bracelet - Julie Miles, 2nd prize stay at the Lafayette Park Hotel - Nancy and Bob McClain, and 3rd prize case of 2003 Ravenswood Merlot - Wendy Finegold .

Lamorinda Community Night with the Golden State Warriors is Feb 27th

Buy discount tickets to watch the Golden State Warriors vs. the Detroit Pistons at 7:30 PM on Saturday, Feb. 27. Acalanes and Miramonte choral students will start the night off right by singing the national anthem. All ticket holders 18 and under are invited to try a free throw after the game. A portion of each ticket sold goes directly to LASF and EFO. Buy tickets - which include a food voucher - at https://www.gs-warriors.com/forms/secure/fct_larmorinda0910.html

Attention Kids Grades K-8: Be Part of Lamorinda Night with the Warriors!

Cassandra Montgomery of All That Entertainment is producing her annual Lamorinda evening with the Warriors where her "CHEER Experience Kids Camp" will perform. Kids K-8 - if you would like to perform at the Warriors game, enroll in the dance/cheer camp held Feb 23-25. For registration details, see www.allthatentertainment.com.

President's Day care: Springhill will be closed for President's Day on Friday, February 12th and Monday, February 15th. Hideout will be open on Friday the 12th from 7:30 - 6 PM. We will offer a "hot lunch" option. Please download the form at www.kidshideout.net/Forms under In-Service Days.

It's a Jungle Out There! Join Kid's Hideout for Spring Break April 5th through 9th. We will be having a jungle cake bake-off, jungle arts and crafts, jungle drink concoctions, sports and more. Join us on Wednesday as we heard the group to the Jungle in Concord for lunch and play. Registration can be downloaded at www.kidshideout.net/Forms under Camp Registration Forms.

Be a Star at Camp Hideout's Movie Madness - Summer of the Silver Screen.

We have chosen a kid's movie to feature each week. We will be doing activities and attending a field trip that tie in with that theme! For example: Week 1 is Finding Nemo - Undersea Adventures. Take a dive under the sea and explore the wonders of the deep. We will make jellyfish plates, macaroni crabs, sockotpus, puffer-fish and mini-aquariums. Don't miss our visit to the Steinhart Aqauirum in San Francisco on Friday!

Week 2 - 10 Themes & Field Trips:
Space Jam - Space is the Place - Chabot
The Game Plan - Sports Galore - Super Franks
Flubber - Super Silly Science - The Exploratorium
High School Musical - What's all the Drama? - The Zeum
Incredibles - Super Heros & Princesses, REPORT!! - Adventure Playgound
The Jungle Book - It's a Jungle In Here! - The Jungle
Ratatouille - Calling all Chefs! - Semmifreddi's
Get A Clue - I spy - The Metreon
Madagasgar - Escape to the Zoo - The Oakland Zoo

Registration/Camp Information:
~ Early registration discounts! Register and pay for all the weeks you need by Friday, February 26th and receive free extended care and 10% off your Camp Rate. Check out the fee sheet for more information on other discounts.
~ Invite a new friend to our summer camp and YOU and YOUR FRIEND will receive 25% off one week.
~ We have added a $5 bag lunch option for each field trip
~ We will work with you if your child is taking swim lessons nearby for swim team to see if we can assist on getting them to and from, if possible (depends on location, days and times... )
~ Daily routines include: art, crafts, sports, science, group games and themed activities and games
~ Weekly routines include: hikes, baking, field trips and swimming, Wheels Day (Mon), Tasty Tuesdays, Water Slide (Wed), Pool (Thurs) and Field Trip Friday

Please contact Beth at 283-7808 or beth@kidshideout.net for more information. You can download the forms at www.kidshideout.net/Forms (at the bottom of the page under Summer '10). Come join the Madness.

This Week in the Library

Happy Presidents Day! Happy Valentine's Day! And Happy Chinese New Year!

Remember, there are over 100 reasons to read. This week reason number 19 is "It sparks your imagination."

When Amy moved in next door Austin wrote her off as a yucky girl. Then he was invited to her birthday party and his mother said he had to bring her a present. Kindergartners laughed at Austin's efforts to get a really unique present for the girl next door in Don Gilmor's book Yuck, a Love Story.

Amelia's teacher has made cards for everyone to decorate at home. Amelia does her best to fix the cards-mending a broken heart on one with a Band-Aid, tossing peanuts into another card with a picture of a squirrel and the words "I'm nuts 4 U!," etc. First graders learned about Amelia Bedelia as a little girl and laughed at Amelia's misunderstandings as they listened to Amelia Bedelia's First Valentine by the original author's nephew, Herman Parish. By the way, Amelia Bedelia has amused children since 1963!

A young boy has the same birthday as Abraham Lincoln and learns as much about him as he can. He discovers that he and Lincoln have several things in common. He's tall and skinny like Lincoln was and has big hands like Lincoln did. As he learns more about Lincoln, he dreams of going to Washington, D.C. to see the Lincoln Memorial and to be inspired by Lincoln's words written there. Second graders enjoyed sharing what they know about our 16th president and learning some new things as they listened to Louise Borden's book A. Lincoln and Me.

Third graders worked with World Book's Student Discovery Encyclopedia, reviewing how to use the guide words at the top of each page, how to scan for information, and how to use section headings, captions, charts, and illustrations to help them find the information they need. Then each student researched an American president, finding out when and where his/her president was born and writing down one thing he did while he was president.

Using everything from jelly beans to bolts, from magnets to compasses, and from fabric scraps to baseballs, Hanoch Piven "builds" the characters of our presidents. Fourth graders listened to short anecdotes about several presidents and discussed the items Piven used to create their portraits in his book What Presidents Are Made Of. Then I shared some information about Theodore Roosevelt which they used to build their own group portrait. Finally we compared our whiteboard creation with Piven's portrait for a different take on Presidents' Day.

After reviewing the purpose and mechanics of using encyclopedias, fifth graders worked with the World Book Encyclopedia to learn some basic facts about various scientific terms. They defined their scientific term, gave an important fact about it, and wrote about why it was important and how it might affect them. They also voted on their favorite of the California Young Reader Medal books.

Check out our website at http://www.lafsd.k12.ca.us/people/smattern/index.htm. You will find updates on what's happening at the Springhill Library, a revised library wish list, reviews of new books, and links to many helpful resources.

Sherry Mattern, Library Specialist

Springhill Fifth Graders Present Grease

Come watch our fifth grade students (directed by Leslie Noel) as they sing and dance in "50's style". Performances will be on March 1st and 2nd at Stanley Middle School. Show times are 6pm and 8pm on both evenings so there are plenty of opportunities to watch this spectacular performance. Tickets are on sale now, either turn in the order form from your child's Friday folder or contact Heather Stanford (heather3k@comcast.net) for more information.

To submit entries to the Friday Flyer, email Maria Pratt: fridayflyereditor@yahoo.com

All entries due Wednesday before 3:00pm. Entries must be kept brief, please.
Subscriber info: bethhutson@comcast.net

Web: http://www.lafsd.k12.ca.us/springhill