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Posted April 18, 2008

Seniors Earn National Merit Scholarships

The first group of 2008 National Merit Scholarship winners were announced this week, and two Carroll seniors are recipients. Gregory J. Cohen who earned a scholarship from Lockheed Martin. Gregory plans to major in chemical engineering. Nagendra R. Pokala was the recipient of a scholarship from Southwest Airlines. Nagendra plans to major in medicine. Congratulations Gregory and Nagendra!

These Dragons were among 1,100 prestigious students from across the nation who were selected to receive scholarships sponsored by corporations, foundations and other organizations.

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Lady Dragons Clench State Soccer Title

The Lady Dragon soccer team earned the title of 2008 5A State Champions after defeating Plano East (2-1) last Saturday in Round Rock. Congratulations to the Lady Dragons and their coaches on an outstanding season.

Lady Dragon soccer team:
GK. Caitlin Schneider Sophomore Keeper
GK. Catie McGowan Senior Keeper
GK. Kelsey Kelleher Sophomore Keeper
2. Ashlea Marler Sophomore Midfielder
3. Taylor Schneider Freshman Midfielder
4. Lexis Learmonth Junior Defender
5. Whitney Moran Senior Midfielder
6. Monica Alvarado Junior Midfielder
7. Claire Manning Sophomore Forward
8. Lani Huntley Senior Defender
9. Annie Kendzior Senior Forward
10. Leslie Shurtleff Junior Defender
11. Kellie Flaherty Junior Forward
12. Ally Hunter Senior Defender
13. Abbey Golliher Senior Midfielder
14. Gabbe Zuniga Freshman Defender
15. Laura Moritz Junior Midfielder
16. Erin Johnston Senior Defender
17. Molly Vetter Senior Midfielder
18. Callie Hewett Sophomore Midfielder
19. Liz Hardin Sophomore Forward
20. Nicole Rockey Junior Defender
21. Nikki Crocco Senior Forward
22. Jordan Payne Junior Forward
23. Megan Lindholm Sophomore Defender
24. Sam Schumacher Junior Midfielder
25. Taylor Brown Freshman Midfielder
26. Emily Jenkins Freshman Forward

Head Coach- Matt Colvin
Assistants Coaches: Carolyn Atkins, Paul Lee, Sarah Myser and Ashleigh Scott

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Track Teams Sweep District

The boys' and girls' Dragon track teams swept the District 5-5A competition Tuesday at Northwest High School. The Dragon boys scored 220 points to defeat Colleyville Heritage and the Lady Dragons earned a total of 184 points to beat Keller Central.

The top three competitors in each event will advance to the Class 5A Region I championships in Lubbock April 25-26.

Congratulations to the following athletes:

Amy Aton- 4 x 100 meter relay (district champs) & 4 x 400 meter relay
Callie Hunter- 4x100 meter relay (district champs), 4 x 200 meter relay (school record) & 4 x 400 meter relay
Courtney Rising- 4 x 100 meter relay (district champs)
Tess Thrasher- 4 x 100 meter relay (district champs), 100 meter dash (district champ) & 4 x 200 meter relay (school record)
Tara Upshaw- 3200 meter run (district champ) & 1600 meter run
Taylor Stephens- 3200 meter run & 1600 meter run
Hannah Brown- 800 meter run (district champ) & 4 x 400 meter relay
Kyla Lappo- 100 meter hurdles (district champ)
Emily Jenkins- 100 meter dash & 4 x 200 meter relay (school record)
Amanda Nelson- 4 x 200 meter relay (school record) & 200 meter dash
Cat McCormack- 300 meter hurdles (district champ) & 4 x 400 meter relay
West Hardin- High Jump & 300 meter hurdles
Brianna Johnson- Long Jump
Jazman Patterson- Triple Jump
Lauren Hill- 4 x 400 meter relay

Justin Leonard is the head coach of the Lady Dragon track team.

Colby Lowe- 1600 and 3200, first place
Chris Brown- 1600 and 3200, second place
Jack Peterson- 800, second place
Mike Troop- 800, third place
Sam Schwartzstein- discus, first place
Jackson Richardson- shot put, second place
Mitchell Osborne- 110 hurdles, first place
Trent Miller- 300 hurdles, first place; 110 hurdles, second place
Michael Thompson- 100, first place
Mason Williams- 400, second place
Mac McGuire- 400, second place
Seth Jamison- 200, first place
Dylan Powell- 200, second place

The Dragon boys swept the relays winning the 400 relay, 800 relay and 1,600 relay.

Tony Holmes is the head coach of the Dragon boys' track team.

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Reminder: Student Holiday, Staff Development Monday

Don't forget, Monday is a student holiday/staff development day.

This was originally scheduled for later in the month, but was moved due to changes to the Texas Education Agency's testing calendar. Various forms of the TAKS assessment will be administered the week of April 28 - requiring District officials to make a calendar change to avoid testing students on the first day back from a holiday.

School calendars are posted to the District's website at: www.southlakecarroll.edu/calendars.htm.

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2007-2008 Teachers of the Year Announced

Congratulations to the 2007-2008 Teachers of the Year. These staff members were nominated and selected by their campus colleagues.

The Campus Teachers of the Year will be recognized at the May 12 End-of-Year Reception for Dragon staff members. An awards committee will select one K-6 and one Secondary District Teacher of the Year from the Campus Teachers of the Year. The two District Teachers of the year will also be announced May 12 and will go on to represent CISD in the Regional competition.

CES – Pam Platt – Music Teacher - 29 years teaching – 4 years with CISD
DES – Polly Allen – 4th Grade Teacher – 10 years teaching – 9 years with CISD
JES – Becky Sewell – Music Teacher – 19 years teaching – 10 years with CISD
OUES – Julie Graviett – 1st Grade Teacher – 19 years teaching – 15 years with CISD
RES – Trisha Pate – PE Teacher – 16 years teaching – 3 years with CISD
DIS – Chris Underwood – 6th Grade Math Teacher – 8 years teaching – 8 years with CISD
EIS – Kim Bell - 6th Grade Content Mastery – 20 years teaching – 5 years with CISD
CMS – Susan Herndon – Math Teacher – 10 years teaching – 7 years with CISD
DMS –Julie Presley – Technology/Keyboarding – 4 years teaching – 4 years with CISD
CHS – Julie McCurley – GT Teacher – 12 years teaching – 10 years with CISD
CSHS – Lora Benedetti – Spanish Teacher – 12 years teaching – 11 years with CISD

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Trustees Authorize Purchase Of Library Materials

Trustees approved the purchase of library materials for Carroll Middle School and Carroll High School during Monday's School Board meeting. The amount totaled $188,500. Following a recent review of Carroll libraries, CMS and CHS were found to be outside the acceptable range for collection sizes according to the Texas School Library's standards and guidelines. The new library materials will bring CMS up to a rating of "Recognized" and CHS up to "Acceptable."

The Board will hear a presentation from the Administration regarding a long-range plan for libraries at the April 28 meeting. This presentation will include details regarding the plan to raise all CISD libraries to the exemplary standard. Seven schools currently meet this standard.

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In Other Business, The School Board. . .

  • Recognized Odyssey of the Mind teams advancing to world finals;
  • Heard a presentation from City Planner Ken Baker on future development north of DMS and EIS;
  • Appointed Lori Allison as interim principal of Old Union Elementary School;
  • Approved a True To The Core funding request in the amount of $50,000 for the remainder of this school year and $100,000 for the 2008-2009 school year;
  • Approved an exclusive marketing contract with Bailey Banks & Biddle in the amount of $14,540.

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Trustees To Meet Briefly Monday

The School Board will meet briefly Monday, April 21 in executive session; no action is expected. The meeting will take place at 5:30 p.m. at Carroll Senior High School, 1501 W. Southlake Boulevard in Southlake. An agenda has been posted to the District's website at the following link: www.southlakecarroll.edu/brdagenda.htm.

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Facility Committee Calls Meeting

Carroll ISD's Long-Range Facility Planning Committee will meet Tuesday, April 22 at 6:30 p.m. in the library of the former Carroll Intermediate School, 1101 N. Carroll Avenue in Southlake. Agenda items include a presentation from Superintendent Dr. David Faltys as well as updates from subcommittees.

To learn more about the work of the Long-Range Facility Committee, visit www.southlakecarroll.edu/facility.htm.

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Kindergarten Registration Continues

Students who turn five years old on or before September 1, 2008 are eligible to register for kindergarten in Carroll ISD. Some campuses are offering single registration dates and parents can register their kindergarten students anytime on or after that event. Others ask for parents to register their kindergartner during regular business hours and have planned a student orientation for later in the month.

To register your child for kindergarten, you'll need a copy of the child's Social Security number, up-to-date immunization records, birth certificate and two proofs of residency. A driver's license does not constitute proof of residence; rather parents are asked to submit a recent electric AND water bill.

Remaining dates for kindergarten registration are:

• Durham Elementary - Tuesday, April 22 from 6 to 7 p.m.
• Rockenbaugh Elementary - Thursday, April 24 from 8:30 to 10 a.m.
• Carroll Elementary - Register during regular office hours April 14-24.
• Johnson Elementary - Register during regular office hours April 14-24.

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DES Employee Wins Weekend Getaway From We Care Sponsor

Platinum We Care sponsor David Chappell of Horace Mann Insurance recently held a drawing for Dragon employees. Durham Elementary School secretary Pam Mason won the first place prize for a weekend stay at The Great Wolf Lodge. The second and third-place winners were DES P.E. Aide Patti Berry and Rockenbaugh Elementary School Assistant Principal Diane Fair. Patti and Diane won iPods and iTunes gift cards.

David Chappell of Horace Mann Insurance presents DES employee Pam Mason with a weekend stay at The Great Wolf Lodge April 17.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Patti Berry (DES) and Diane Fair (RES) won iPods and iTunes gift cards.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Week 14 True To The Core Nominees Announced

Click here to nominate!

During the month of April, Carroll ISD is accepting nominations for Dragon employees who show evidence of their commitment to the core value of "Innovation."

The April 7-11, 2008 Nominees for “Innovation” include:

  • Beverly Gill - Carroll Elementary
  • Polly Patterson - Johnson Elementary
  • Patty Christensen - Durham Intermediate
  • Marie Okerson - Dawson Middle
  • Ellen Bruder - Rockenbaugh Elementary
  • Amy Kaspar - Carroll Middle
  • Tracy Altman - Dawson Middle
  • Carie Ordonez - Dawson Middle


Weekly drawings will be held throughout the remainder of the school year, with the employee winning a $100 gift card from the district's We Care sponsors. On April 1, CISD began accepting nominations for the Dragon core value of "Innovation." Visit our website and click on the apple core to nominate your favorite Dragon employee.

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DES Quest Teacher Wins $100 Gift Card

Congratulations to Judy Leddy, a Quest teacher at Durham Elementary School. She's the week 14 winner in the True To The Core drawing. For dedication to Innovation, she wins a $100 Visa gift card donated by sponsors of the We Care program. She was nominated by staff member Anne Rozell.

True To The Core is a multi-media community awareness campaign aimed at increasing public understanding and support of our schools. The initiative communicates information about the district's core values, vision and mission through advertisements, postcard mailings, newsletters and video productions. True To The Core represents a message of pride for CISD employees, students and parents.

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Save The Date: Dragon Classic 2008

The 2008 Dragon Classic has been rescheduled due to a conflict. The new dates for Dragon Classic are: Sunday, November 16 (supper, auction, etc.) at the Marriott Solana and Monday, November 17 ( golf tournament) at Timarron Country Club.

For more information, contact CSHS/CHS PTSO President Priscilla Danner at Tpd.plus6@verizon.net.

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Community Service Opportunity Available

Community Service opportunities are available this spring by volunteering to help with the Special Olympic swim team. The team practices every Thursday from 7 to 8 p.m. at the CISD Aquatics Center, beginning May 1. This is an all-volunteer organization that can always use help with: swim helpers in the water, timers as well as adults to encourage and watch the athletes.

Community service hours are available to CISD students and out-of-district students as well. For more information, or to volunteer, contact Head Coach Laura Glass at l.glass@verizon.net or Assistant Coach Amelia Dye at adye@cisdmail.com.

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Project Graduation 2008 Update

The organizers of Project Graduation 2008 still need photos of seniors to be submitted to be included in the Project Graduation Memory Book 2008. Photos should be submitted for consideration to memorybook2008@verizon.net. Photo submissions must include identifications.

Tickets to the Project Graduation event are $75 per person until April 13 - tickets purchased after that will be $85. Contact Catherine Singley at singleonce@verizon.net for additional ticket information. Over $18,000 in prizes will be given away via drawings and everyone will go home with a little something extra! Get your reservation in now for this special event!

Ticket and waiver forms for the event are on the CSHS website under the "Graduation Link" along with other important information. Visit www.southlakecarroll.edu/CSHS/CSHS2/graduation.htm for details.

In other news, Project Graduation has been chosen as a beneficiary of "Art in the Square." Please attend this fabulous and worthwhile community event in Town Square April 27-29.

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Rockenbaugh Elementary Celebrating Earth Day

Rockenbaugh Elementary School is recognizing Earth Day 2008 with a variety of activities. Events will include a poetry contest, garden work day, a "trash free" lunch, a ladybug release and much more. For complete details, visit the link below.

RES Earth Day 2008 Activities

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SPACE Meeting: Plan The Roadmap To Success

Southlake Parents for Academic Excellence (SPACE) is hosting a special event Thursday, May 1 to help parents "Plan the Roadmap To Your Child’s Success."

Topics will include: the Quest Program, Accelerated Math, District Testing, Proposed Middle School Changes and the Carroll Medical Academy. Events speakers will be Carroll Administrators Pat Watts, K-12 Gifted/Talented (QUEST) Program Coordinator, and Dr. Rene Moses, Advanced Academic and Curriculum Coordinator 6-12.

SPACE Flier: May 1 Event

This event takes place at 9:30 a.m. in rooms 3C and 3D of Southlake Town Hall.

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Carroll Medical Academy Students Chosen For 2008-2009

The Carroll Medical Academy recently announced its 2008-2009 Freshman Class. Congratulations to the following students:

Alec Best, Brian Bourey, Quinn Brankin, Clare Burns, Cameron Cutler, Erin Domonici. Nicole Elledge, Megan Fuller, Celeste Genco, Maggie Goodman, Catie Hendrickson, Sneha Kalluri, Armaan King, Jonathan Lash, Michael Leung, Patrick Liu, Travis Martin, Priyanka Mehta, Austin Miller, Jeffery Miller, Allison Naval, James Noetzel, Stephanie Park,, Erin Patterson, Dakota Pekerti, Roy Peryea, Amit Pullarkat, Anjali Pullarkat, Robert Resna, Hayley Ryskoski, Aaron Sahihi, Jessica Shimabukuro, Sanya Sidhu, Bonnie Song, Arvind Venkataraman, Hannah Walcek, Lauren Wheeler and Kevin Xu

Carroll Senior High School staff member Sherry Martin teaches the Carroll Medical Academy classes.

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Dragon's Fire Run Blazing Ahead

Mark your calendar for Digging For Dragons' 5K Run. The Dragon's Fire 5K takes place Saturday, May 17 at 9 a.m. The start and finish will be at Central Market in Southlake. In addition to the 5K, Central Market is hosting an all-day health fair. Watch for additional details coming soon!

For more information, contact Echo Klatt at echollage@aol.com.

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Band Earns Awards At UIL Contest, Orlando MusicFest

The Carroll High and Senior High School concert bands recently competed in the UIL Concert and Sight Reading Contest at Flower Mound High School. In the Sub Non Varsity competition, the Concert Band A, under the direction of Jay Bach, received Excellent ratings on the stage and Superior ratings in Sight Reading. Also in the Sub Non Varsity category, the Symphonic Band, under the direction of Ken Johnson, received Excellent ratings in both the Concert and Sight Reading parts in the contest. In the Non Varsity Division, the Symphonic Winds, under the direction of Jay Bach, received Excellent ratings in the concert portion and Superior ratings in Sight Reading. In the Varsity Classification, the Wind Ensemble, under the direction of Ron Behrends, received straight ones from all of the judges to capture the Superior ratings and as the varsity group, secured the Sweepstakes Award for the year. The first leg of the sweepstakes is the marching competition in which all five bands are combined in the fall and they earned Superior ratings in the marching contest.

Last weekend, two jazz bands and the winter guard competed in the Orlando Musicfest in Florida. All of the groups were highly successful and received the top awards in every category. The Concert Bands A and B won first and second place in the novice group competition. The Symphonic Band won the Concert Band AAA competition. The Symphonic Winds won second place in the Concert Band AAAA competition and the Wind Ensemble won the outstanding band of the festival. In the jazz band competition, the Jazz Band 2 won second place and the Jazz Band 1 won the outstanding jazz band of the contest. The Winter Guard performed in front of a packed gym and won the Winter Guard competition at this contest. After all of these contests were completed, points were added up for each school and Carroll received the Grand Champion Trophy for the Musicfest.

Additionally, two Dragon students were recognized as outstanding soloists at the festival. Oboe player Emily Seiter was recognized as an outstanding soloist in the concert band competition. Alto Sax player Braden Walter was recognized as an outstanding soloist in the jazz band competition.

Judges were James Keene, University of Illinois, Dale Warren, University of Arkansas, and Jo Jossim, University of South Florida. They were very complimentary about the Carroll program and gave high praise to each group. These judges are well known and very active judging throughout the year in various venues. They commented that the best bands are in Texas and that the best of the best are right in our own region. Not only did they give high praise for the performances, but they also commented on how impressed they were with the Carroll groups as they showed respect to the people at the performing site and the professionalism in which they conducted themselves. Following the long day of travel and competition, the Carroll Band members were able to enjoy some fantastic time in Walt Disney World.

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Bus Poster Safety Winners Announced

Several Carroll students participated in the 2008 Bus Poster Safety contest. Below is a list of the CISD winners. Student Giovanna Veiga's poster will be entered in the State competition held in Corpus Christi this June. Stay tuned to School eNews Online for the results.

Carroll ISD Transportation Art Poster Winners - 2008

Division I
Carroll Elementary
Erin Olohan- 1st place
Cami Jo DiGiovanni, 2nd place

Old Union Elementary
Lauren Ronaghan - 1st place
Meghan McCoy -2nd place
Landon Jensen - 3rd place

Johnson Elementary
Kyle Walker - 1st place
Maxine Daugharty - 2nd place
Savannah Jackson - 3rd place

Division II
Carroll Elementary
Maggie Eames - 1st place
MacKenzie Murphy - 2nd place
Ryan Conrad - 3rd place

Johnson Elementary
Giovanna Veiga - 1st place
Sevine Dandan - 2nd place
Caitlin Davis - 3rd place

Rockenbaugh Elementary
Sabrina Del Rosario - 1st place
Riley Porcarello - 2nd place
Anna Wellander - 3rd place

Old Union Elementary
Christie Ballew - 1st place
Phillipa Munn - 2nd place
Mary Kate Adams - 3rd place

District winners: Kyle Walker (Division I) and Giovanna Veiga (Division II).

Region X winners: Kyle Walker, second place (Division I); Giovanna Veiga, second place (Division II)
Region XI winners: Kyle Walker, second place (Division I); Giovanna Veiga, second place (Division II)

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Essay Contest Winners Recognized At City Council Meeting

The five Dragon students who won OurGreatCity.com's Thinking Green Essay contest were recognized at the April 15 Southlake City Council meeting. The students were presented an award by Mayor Andy Wambsganss. The Thinking Green contest winners named earlier this year were:

Carroll Elementary - Rohan Rao

Durham Elementary - Lindsay Lipshultz

Old Union Elementary - Colin Kober

Durham Intermediate - Stephen Borkowski

Eubanks Intermediate - Emily Cutler

OurGreatCity.com is an online business directory and Internet information service created to serve a need for local communities to get connected and learn about current events and services the city has to offer. It is fast becoming the On-Line Connection to provide residents and businesses with updated news and information about current events, arts & entertainment, home improvement services, clubs and organizations, retail venues and restaurants, sports, businesses and much more!

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Dragon Celebration

Congratulations to Carroll Senior High School Assistant Principal Susanne Warren on her recent accomplishment. Susanne has earned her Doctorate of Educational Administration from the University of North Texas.

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With Sympathy

Our sympathy is expressed to Pam Randall (Carroll High School) after the recent death of her father.

And also to Cheryl Bischof (Durham Elementary School) following the death of her sister, Toni, of Wichita Falls. Services are pending.

Our sympathy is also expressed to Karen Otto (Carroll High School) following the death of her mother-in-law. Funeral services will be held Wednesday.

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Our Newest Baby Dragon

Congratulations to Sylvia Barnett (Durham Elementary) on the birth of her newest grandson, William (Will) Barnett Schardin. Will joins big brother, Matthew.

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COMMUNITY NEWS

Southlake Lacrosse Teams Meet Cornell Players

The Cornell University lacrosse team recently invited the Southlake Carroll Lacrosse Association’s seventh and eighth grade boys’ teams to watch them prepare for a game against the University of Denver while competing in a tournament at Southern Methodist University over spring break.

The students and members of both of SCLA’s 7/8 boys’ lacrosse teams were able to take the field and shoot on Cornell’s goalie, participate in exercises with the team and ask the members of the Cornell lacrosse team questions. The experience was an incredible opportunity for the Southlake Carroll Lacrosse Association and the youth players providing an up-close and personal glimpse into collegiate men’s lacrosse while building greater skills and enthusiasm for the sport.

More information can be found by visiting www.southlakelacrosse.org.

 

Join The Fun of Cub Scouting

Students attending Old Union, Durham, and Rockenbaugh elementary schools have the opportunity to join Cub Scouts. To learn more, visit the flier below.

Cub Scout Flier


Bob Jones Nature Center Hosting Series Of Activities

The following is a list of upcoming events taking place at the Bob Jones Nature Center in Southlake.

NATURE NOTES SPEAKER SERIES:

Tuesday, April 22 - noon to 1 p.m.
Celebrate Earth Day with “Wildflower Awareness” with Dorothy
Thetford. For the past 14 years, Thetford has captured the beauty of
native Texas wildflowers with her camera, receiving several
photographic awards. She has been President of the Trinity Fords
Chapter of the Native Plant Society, is a recipient of the Benny J.
Simpson Fellow of the Society, and is a certified Master Naturalist
with the Elm Fork Chapter.

Thursday, April 24, 7 to 8 p.m.
Dr. Ray Chancellor, Naturalist-Artist-Educator, will speak about Bird
Migration just in time for the bird migration through the Southlake
Cove Ecosystem which includes Bob Jones Park. Dr. Chancellor is
founder of the Southlake Ornithological Society who have recorded
almost 300 bird species which live or have passed through our backyard.

Monday, April 28, noon to 1 p.m.
“ Nature Education in the Community” to be presented by Amber Keller
and Pat Dorraj with B.R.I.T. (Botanical Research Institute of Texas-
www.brit.org). Keller and Dorraj have been instrumental in
developing hands-on science programs for school classrooms and
providing professional development workshops

These events are free to the public and do not require registration.


DISCOVERY CLASSES (Ages 4-12)

Instructor: Patricia Plantes - Texas Master Naturalist and Montessori Teacher.
Children will enjoy exploring nature through fun hands on experiences including a hike.

SQUIGGLY WIGGLIES: Sunday APRIL 27, 3 P.M. to 4:30 P.M. Cost $12
Look at water bugs, tadpoles, dragon fly nymphs, and other water
creatures that live in our ponds and creeks.

APRIL SHOWERS BRING MAY FLOWERS: Sunday MAY 4, 3 P.M. to 4:30 P.M.
Cost $12. Let's enjoy a wild flower hike and learn how to use and make your own
flower press. We will also make beautiful crafts from pressed
wildflowers.

YOUNG EXPLORERS CLASSES (Ages 3-5)

Instructor: Monica Hutchins - Camp Summer Oaks Pre-K Director/
Teacher

Children will enjoy exploring nature through hands-on activities,
science experiments, crafts, stories, music and movement, hikes, and
nature lessons. Note that the dates that have “or” indicate that
the same topic is on either day.

Frogs and Toads: Wednesday April 23, 9:00AM to 12:00 P.M. Cost $25
Discover the world of amphibians while we experiment with water.

Backyard Insects: Tuesday April 29 or Wednesday April 30, 9:00AM to
12:00 P.M. Cost $25. What fun we'll have hunting for insects at the Nature Center.

Unhuggable Animals: Thursday May 1 or Friday May 2, 9 a.m. to noon; cost $25
We will look at snakes, slugs, skunks, and other animals and explore
our sense of touch.

The Bob Jones Nature Center is located at 355 E. Bob Jones Road,
Southlake. The Nature Center is a partnership with the City of
Southlake and the Bob Jones Nature Center organization, a 501c3 not
for profit organization whose mission is to preserve and educate about
the Cross Timbers ecosystem.

For more information about the Nature Center contact 817.939.1110 or
visit www.bjnc.org.

To register for classes: http://southlake.recware.com or call
817-748-8203

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