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			<title>FCCPS Morning Announcements - May 25th</title>
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FCCPS Morning Announcements - Friday, May 25th
 
 


 
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 Friday, May 25, 2012




  


 
 
   FCCPS Photo/Jeanne Seabridge
 GO FORTH AND BE SMART, THUS SAITH THE SOL FAIRY
 As the first week of SOL testing a Mary Ellen Henderson draws to a close, The SOL Fairy (Barbara Piscopo) made another appearance...anointing those (who couldn't dodge her) with good thoughts and best wishes.
 MORE MEH SOL COVERAGE AND GOODIES &gt;&gt;  (includes MEH PTA RAP video that is NOT to be missed. Is that your neighbor/wife in the big dangly hat?)
  




  


 
 
   FCCPS Photo/Marybeth Connelly
 OH, SLAM! HICKS AMONG ELITE PHILOSOPHERS IN COUNTRY
 Surprise! Maggie Hicks, 5th grader at MEH, placed third - IN THE NATION - in the Philosophy Slam essay contest.
 Maggie&rsquo;s  essay on the the theme, &ldquo;What is the Meaning of Life?&rdquo; drew on her personal experience of individuals who lived life to the fullest. She and her class were surprised with the news when Ms. Wilkie and Maggie's family arrived with balloons.
 Above from left - family friend Catherine Hall, Maggie, her brother Hunter and mom and dad, Todd and Gwyn Hicks.
  




  


 
 
Questions Asked, Answers Found...
 Q: Where is the sports coverage?  I am hoping that Morning Announcements will include some information about the spring sports seasons. - CS
 A: Even WE admit sports coverage has been a little thin this spring. This is the busiest time of the year for everyone at FCCPS - so now, more than ever we rely on crowdsourcing!
 If you attend a game, help us! Send us photos, results, any information is welcome and will be used not only in Morning Announcements but all of our social outlets (Facebook, Twitter, Google+).
 EMAIL: photos@fccps.org - photos, results, information, etc.
 TWITTER: @gmhssports  
 
  Photo Courtesy/Carol Sly
SO LET'S CATCH UP!  MUSTANGS STILL IN THE RUNNING . . . 
 MASON TRACK - The Mason Girls and Boys competed in the Region B Tourney last night. The girls finished 2nd in the Bull Run District overall and in the 4X100 relay where the team of Lauren Bolling and Alexandra Hairston (above) along with Margarita Shevchenko and Tara Holman set a new school record of 51.82. The boys team finished 4th in the District.
 Also competing in the regionals were:  Sumner Askin, Preston Custer, Will Nunley, James Odon, Jesse Schaffer, Claire Constance, Michelle DeMars, Alicia Devereaux, Eva Estrada, Julie Estrada,  Kaitlin Kutchma, Charlotte Lathrop, Emily Rueckert, Lu Sevier, and Emma Vieillescazes.
 Many student athletes have qualified for the State Meet on June 2nd.
 GIRLS SOCCER - The Mason Girls are seeking a 5th consecutive VHSL State Championship. They play tonight at 7:00 p.m. at GMHS in the Bull Run District Finals against Clarke County.
 BOYS TENNIS - Senior Kan Tagami (right) won the Region B Tournament for the third straight year, and is looking to capture his third state singles title.
 The Region B semi final team match is today at 1:30 p.m. at Wilson Memorial HS. Next Tuesday, Tommy Weber and Karl Campanella-Dysart play in the Region B doubles tournament held at Wilson Memorial for a chance at going to the state tournament.  If they win the team regional match they will play next Friday for the regional final.
  
SEASONS COMPLETE . . .
 BOYS SOCCER - The Mason boys completed their 12-6 season in the Bull Run District semifinals. They defeated Central Woodstock in the first round, before a heartbreaking 3-2 loss to Manassas Park.
 BASEBALL - The Mason baseball team also closed out their 10-11 season in the BRD tournament. The Mustangs shutout Madison 4-0 in the quarterfinals before losing to William Monroe in the semifinals.
  MORE TO COME . . .
 Next week we'll catch you up on softball, lacrosse and girls tennis.
  




  


 
 
May We See Your Memorial Day Pictures, Please?:
 Are you heading to the Falls Church Memorial Day parade, watching Region B soccer, enjoying a cookout with friends at home or heading to the beach?
 Shoot your pictures; Share a comment:
 Post to Twitter - hashtag: #fcmemday
 FCCPS, the Falls Church News-Press,  You and Your friends will enjoy seeing what we're all up to!
 Have a Safe Memorial Day!
  




  


 
 
Today's Calendar
   7:30 a.m. - Mary Ellen Henderson Middle - (B Day)      + TESTING: SOL    8:00 a.m. - George Mason High - (EVEN Day)      + TESTING: SOL, AP      +  FIELD TRIP: Air &amp; Space Museum (Sokolowski)     8:35 a.m. - Mt. Daniel School      +  FIELD TRIP: Room 2     8:35 a.m. - Thomas Jefferson Elementary - (S Day)      + TESTING: SOL
     1:30 p.m. - Mason vs Wilson Memorial - Region B Semi (Boys Tennis) MAP    6:00 p.m. - Piece of H.O.P.E. Block Party - Spectrum Park (between Panera/Mad Fox)    7:00 p.m. - Mason vs. Clarke. Co. - Bull Run District Finals (Girls Soccer) (GM)
  
Monday's Calendar
     9:00 a.m. - Fun Run      2:00 p.m. - Memorial Day Parade       FCCPS Entries - - -      + FCCPS School Board, Superintendent, Mascots      + Mr. &amp; Ms. Mason      +  Operation Earthwatch       + George Mason Band      + George Mason Young Patriots      +  T.J. Safety Patrols       +  And many other entries featuring Falls Church students and community members!       6:00 p.m. - Girls Soccer Region B Quarter-Final (GM)
  




  


 
 
CAUGHT ON THE WEB...
 Mason Hoops Star Verbally Commits to Penn - Patch




  


 
  
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			<title>FCCPS Morning Announcements - May 24th </title>
			<description>FCCPS Morning Announcements - May 24th </description>
			<author>John Brett</author>
			<pubdate>Thu, 24 May 2012 10:45:00 -0400</pubdate>
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FCCPS Morning Announcements - Thursday, May 24th
 
 


 
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 Thursday, May 24, 2012




  


 
 
   FCCPS Photo/John Brett
 AN EDUCATIONAL TRIFECTA: NEWSWEEK GIVES MASON TOP PROPS, TOO!
 Two weeks ago, US News &amp; World Report ranked GMHS the #1 traditional public high school in Virginia. Last week the Washington Post announced FCCPS led all school divisions in the "Challenge Index." This week it's Newsweek Magazine and its online sister, "The Daily Beast" with its ranking - GMHS leads all traditional public schools in Virginia, Maryland and D.C. and 45th in the country for schools of any type.
 NEWSWEEK'S AMERICA'S BEST HIGH SCHOOLS 2012 &gt;&gt;
  
SPANISH, FRENCH STUDENTS SCORE WELL
 Congratulations to Spanish and French students from George Mason High School who attained national recognition for excellent performance on the 2012 National Spanish Examinations and National French Contest. 
 The National Spanish Examinations are sponsored by the American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese.
 The Grand Concours is sponsored by the American Association of Teachers of French. Both contests are administered each year to over 100,000 students nationwide.
 VIEW LIST OF WINNERS &gt;&gt;
  




  


 
 
 FCCPS Photo/Peggy Ball
 BABY BUNNIES BUMP RECESS INDOORS
 Did your Mount  Daniel student come home with the tale that outdoor recess was cancelled - because of baby bunnies?
 While it sounds like the plot for a great children's book it played out in real life yesterday on the Mount Daniel playground.
 At right is one of six baby bunnies  found nestled in the mulch under playground equipment. To keep the babies safe from little feet, kids enjoyed indoor recess while Animal Control officers took care of the bunny family.
  




  


 
 
   FCCPS Photos/Marybeth Connelly
 Also indoors at Mount Daniel School yesterday, the halls were alive with visitors and artwork.
 Volunteers (above) enjoyed an Appreciation Lunch hosted by a grateful school faculty yesterday.
 The annual Mount Daniel School Art Show (right) featured colorful and creative art works from talented little Hippos.
 Much more of the artwork may be seen at:
 FCCPS on Facebook &gt;&gt;
  




  


 
 
   Photo Courtesy/James Cullum, Falls Church Patch
 GRASSES FOR THE MASSES 
 Thomas Jefferson fourth grade teacher Cindy Bragg (far right), along with two of her students, Niharika Singhvi and Adele Peng (in lifevests) participated in a "  Grasses for the Masses" planting this past Saturday. "We had been growing the grasses in our classroom since February," said Bragg. "This projects connects with our watershed/natural resources PYP curriculum in 4th grade."
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FRIDAY NIGHT!: "A Festival of H.O.P.E."
 TIME: 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
 WHERE: Spectrum Park (Between Panera &amp; Mad Fox)
 WHAT: Family-oriented  activities that  promote community involvement. There will be  live music and   information about the Arlington  Academy of Hope (AAH).
 WHO: H.O.P.E. - a George Mason High School student-run service organization.
 HOPE is a 501(c)(3) organization at George Mason High School. 
  




  


 
 
Today's Calendar
   7:30 a.m. - Mary Ellen Henderson Middle - (A Day)      + TESTING: SOL    7:45 a.m. - BIE Committee Meeting (CO)    8:00 a.m. - George Mason High - (ODD Day)      + TESTING: SOL, AP    8:35 a.m. - Mt. Daniel School      + FIELD TRIP: Rooms 1 &amp; 5    8:35 a.m. - Thomas Jefferson Elementary - (R Day)      +  TESTING: SOL
   5:00 p.m. - Mason vs. Rapp. Co. Bull Run District Semi-Finals (Girls Soccer) (GM)
  
Friday Heads Up
 All FIRST Lego League forms are due to schools.
 MEH FLL 2012 Team Registration Packet &gt;&gt;
 MEH FLL "Free Agents" Regisgtration &gt;&gt;
  




  


 
 
CAUGHT ON THE WEB...
 TENNIS: Mason's Kan Tagami wins Region B Single's Championship - Newsleader
 Lady Mustangs Top Bull Run, Advance in District Tourney - News-Press
 Mason Boys Soccer Team Falls in District Semis to Manassas Park - News-Press
 Mason Track Stars Head to Regional &amp; State Meets - News-Press
  Pageant Antics Earn Mason Seniors Parade Titles - News-Press
 Former F.C. City Schools Accountant Dies at Age 82 - News-Press
  




  


 
  
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			<title>FCCPS Morning Announcements - May 23rd</title>
			<description>FCCPS Morning Announcements - May 23rd</description>
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			<pubdate>Wed, 23 May 2012 10:45:00 -0400</pubdate>
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FCCPS Morning Announcements - Wednesday, May 23rd
 
 


 
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 Wednesday, May 23, 2012




  


 
 
   FCCPS Photo/Marybeth Connelly
 MAHI MAHI HAS HUSKIES WANTING MORE, MORE
 Falls Church restaurant, and BIE Partner Clare &amp; Don's Beach Shack worked with FCCPS Food Services last week for a special lunch at Mary Ellen Henderson Middle School.
 Owner Rebecca Tax taught food services staff how  to prepare a Clare &amp; Don's signature Fish Taco using Mahi Mahi salsa, rice and cabbage slaw.
 Students were excited to taste test the new food menu item, and some went back for seconds.
  




  


 
 
   FCCPS Photo/John Brett
 NEW AND RETURNING SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS SWORN IN
 Prior to last night's Falls Church City School Board work session, three returning board members and one freshman were sworn in to office. From left, Charlotte Hyland was re-elected and will fill out an unexpired two-year term. Current board member Joan Wodiska, newcomer Justin Castillo and incumbent Kieran Sharpe were sworn in to full four-year terms. Arlington County Clerk of Court Paul Ferguson gave the oath of office to the board members whose terms commence  on July 1st.
  




  


 
 
TODAY IS A BUSY DAY AT MT. DANIEL SCHOOL
 VOLUNTEER LUNCHEON - 11:15 a.m.
 The Mount Daniel staff will be serving our annual   Volunteer Luncheon in the school library. Please join us fora delicious array of salads, sandwiches,   and desserts. This is our heartfelt thank you to all of our volunteers who have shared their time and so generously cared   about the staff and students at Mount Daniel. We want you to   know how much we appreciate you!
  ART SHOW - 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
 Art teacher Jan Garrett and her dedicated team   of parent volunteers have decked the walls of Mt. Daniel with creative works of art from each Mt. Daniel student. 
  




  


 
 
   FCCPS Photos/Seve Padilla
 THE DIFFERENCE IS AS CLEAR AS NIGHT AND DAY 
 While you were sleeping, the Thomas Jefferson Elementary gymnasium has been underoing a  full replacement and upgrade of its lights. Contractors volunteered to work between 5:00 p.m. and 2:00 a.m. each night this week replacing the fixtures and lights so as not to disturb class time. And the brighter difference the upgrade will make is clear - above left is the gym before the upgrade, and at right is after a few new fixtures have been installed.
  




  


 
 
   FCCPS Photo/Marybeth Connelly
  Kelly Marple's 3rd grade class capped off their study of poetry recently with a classroom Poetry Recitation.
 Students described different kinds of poems they had studied, and took turns reading their original works to appreciative classroom guests. 
  




  


 
 
Today's Calendar
   7:30 a.m. - Mary Ellen Henderson Middle - (B Day)      + SOL Make-Ups    8:00 a.m. - George Mason High - (EVEN Day)      TESTING: SOL, AP    8:35 a.m. - Mt. Daniel School - Early Release - 1:05 p.m.      + Volunteer Luncheon - 11:15 a.m.    8:35 a.m. - Thomas Jefferson Elementary - (E Day) - Early Release - 1:15 p.m.
   5:00 p.m. - Mt. Daniel Art Show (MD)    6:45 p.m. - Adult ESOL/Family Literacy Program (MD)    7:00 p.m. - Mason vs Rappahannock Co. BRD Semi-Final (Girls Soccer) (GM)
  




  


 
 
CAUGHT ON THE WEB...
 Mason Earns Top 10 Rankings on Post's School Challenge Index - Patch
 VIDEO: Thomas Jefferson Elementary Native American Day  - FCCPS OnDemand
 Volunteers Needed for MEH Field Day - MEH
  
  




  


 
  
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			<title>FCCPS Morning Announcements - May 22nd</title>
			<description>FCCPS Morning Announcements - May 22nd</description>
			<author>John Brett</author>
			<pubdate>Tue, 22 May 2012 10:45:00 -0400</pubdate>
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FCCPS Morning Announcements - Tuesday, May 22nd
 
 


 
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 Tuesday, May 22, 2012




  


 
 
   FCCPS Photo Courtesy/Tina Kao
 MASON DRAGON BOAT GLIDES TO GOLD AND MORE!
 Over the weekend, the George Mason High School Dragon Boat team competed in the Washington D. C. Dragon Boat Festival.
 The Mustangs paddled in six races and brought home two medals:
     + Gold - 500 meter Coed Division C      +  Bronze - 250 meter Coed Division C
 Congratulations Mason Dragons!
  




  


 
 
School Board Meeting Tonight - VIEW AGENDA
     7:00 p.m. - Swearing in of Newly Elected/Re-Elected Board Members (CO)
   7:30 p.m. - Work Session (CO)      + School Calendar      +  Facilities
 Agenda items and order subject to change
  




  


 
 
 IT'S JOHN BALLOU DAY IN FALLS CHURCH CITY 
 The Falls Church City Council has declared that today is "John Ballou Day" in the City of Falls Church.
 The GMHS Fine Arts and Technology teacher is being recognized today on the 30th anniversary of his teaching career - that has included teaching fine and graphic arts, technical drawing, design, filmmaking, video production and engineering; leadership of the stage crew and Falls Church Cable Television (FCC-TV); and enthusiastically leading the GMHS Robotics Team, Vae Victis.
 The proclamation reads in part . . .
 "...citizens are encouraged to thank Mr. Ballou for his outstanding contributions to the Robotics Team, to George Mason High School, and to the community..."
 Send John a note: ballouj@fccps.org.
 VIEW  PROCLAMATION &gt;&gt;
  




  


 
 
CORRECTIONS - Please forgive us. . .
 During yesterday's original Morning Announcements there were TWO GLARING ERRORS with regard to Mary Ellen Henderson's SOL Coverage.
 #1 - The SOL Schedule was a version which has since been updated.     THIS IS THE CORRECT SCHEDULE




 


 
 
  MARY ELLEN HENDERSON SOL SCHEDULE
   5th Grade:
   + Tuesday, May 22: SCIENCE    + Thursday, May 24: SOCIAL STUDIES    + Wednesday, May 30: READING    +  Thursday, May 31: MATH 
6th Grade:
   + Thursday, May 24: SOCIAL STUDIES    + Thursday, May 31: READING    +  Tuesday, June 5: MATH 
7th Grade:
   + Tuesday, May 22: CIVICS    + Wednesday, May 30: MATH    + Tuesday, June 5: READING
  
 #2 - Principal Seidah Ashshaheed has NEVER kissed a "snorting pig" to motivate young students. She has only kissed a camel, a zebra,  and a baby goat (below left) to motivate young students.   Oh...and then there was that one time she let a biker jump over her head.
 But no, she's never kissed a pig...yet.   We regret the error.
  




 


 
 
Today's Calendar
   7:30 a.m. - Mary Ellen Henderson Middle - (A Day)      TESTING: SOL Math (5th), Civics (7th)      + Principal's Coffee - 9:00 a.m.    8:00 a.m. - George Mason High - (ODD Day)      TESTING: SOL      +  Special Ed Parent Meeting - 8:15 a.m.     8:35 a.m. - Mt. Daniel School      +  FIELD TRIP: Rms 4 &amp; 6     8:35 a.m. - Thomas Jefferson Elementary - (G Day)      TESTING: SOL
     5:00 p.m. - Mason vs Madison Co. Bull Run District Tourney (Baseball) (GM)      5:00 p.m. - Mason vs Manassas Park at Clarke County Bull Run District Semi-Final (Boys Soccer) MAP    7:00 p.m. - Mason at William Monroe Bull Run District Tourney (Softball) MAP    7:00 p.m. - Swearing In of Newly Elected/Re-Elected School Board Members (CO)    7:30 p.m. - School Board Work Session (CO)
  




  


 
 
CAUGHT ON THE WEB...
 Girls Soccer: Mustangs 6 - Strasburg 0 - Mason Athletics
 GMHS Prom Pictures - Patch
 More Mary Ellen Henderson SOL Prep Rally Pictures - FCCPS on Facebook
  




  


 
  
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			<title>CORRECTION: FCCPS Morning Announcements - May 21st</title>
			<description>CORRECTION: FCCPS Morning Announcements - May 21st</description>
			<author>John Brett</author>
			<pubdate>Mon, 21 May 2012 11:45:00 -0400</pubdate>
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FCCPS Morning Announcements - Friday, May 18th
 
 


 
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 Monday, May 21, 2012




  


 
 
&gt;&gt;&gt; CORRECTION: Updates MEH SOL Dates &gt;&gt;&gt;
   FCCPS Photo/Bradley Young
 WHEN IT COMES TO EDUCATION, SHE'LL DO JUST ABOUT ANYTHING!
 Mary Ellen Henderson principal Seidah Ashshaheed (right) arrived last year from previous posts where she has kissed a snorting pig and a slobbery camel. On Friday she added Burmese Python dancing to her resume of "Things I'll Do to Motivate Young Students."
 The Huskies begin the all important SOL Tests today, and kicked it off with a week-long Spirit Week and a Friday pep rally.
 Go Get 'Em Huskies!
 SNAKE DANCE VIDEO: FCCPS on YouTube &gt;&gt;
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  MARY ELLEN HENDERSON SOL SCHEDULE
   5th Grade:
   + Tuesday, May 22: SCIENCE    + Thursday, May 24: SOCIAL STUDIES    + Wednesday, May 30: READING    +  Thursday, May 31: MATH 
  
6th Grade:
   + Thursday, May 24: SOCIAL STUDIES    + Thursday, May 31: READING    +  Tuesday, June 5: MATH 
  
7th Grade:
   + Tuesday, May 22: CIVICS    + Wednesday, May 30: MATH    + Friday, June 5: READING
  




  


 
   FCCPS Photo/Seve Padilla and Steven Knight (inset)
 MUSTANGS FILL THE RACKS ON "BIKE TO WORK DAY"
 George Mason High School's Bike Club encouraged students to bike to school on Monday as part of national campaign aimed at recognizing a clean, fun and healthy way to get to work. In Falls Church, police blocked several intersections to make the day a less dangerous one.
 Lu and the Blues Crew (right) performed at the Falls Church pit stop during the morning commute.




  


 
 
Are You Looking for This?...
 George Mason High School Newsletter - May 2012
 PHOTOS: FCCPS Employee Awards Reception - FCCPS on Facebook




  


 
 
   FCCPS Photo/Seve Padilla
 GRILLIN' UP SOME BURGERS, DOGS AND DOUGH
 The George Mason Young Patriots club held a barbecue Friday  afternoon after school to raise funds for the Wounded Warior Project.
 What a great cause and a great way to celebrate a Friday afternoon!
  




  


 
 
May We See Your SPRING  BREAK  Vacation Photos Please? - FINAL EDITION!!
   Photo Courtesy/Jeff Shuman (left) and Brittanie Werbel
 Senior Genevieve Jordan (GM) and 1st grader  Helen Jordan(MD) take a break in 'Morocco' at Epcot, Disneyword. Meanwhile, Amalia Alexander was 'Scream'ing at the Grounds for Sculpture in Hamilton, NJ.
 Thank you to ALL of our FCCPS families for sharing their photos with us this year! 
 Summer vacation is right around the corner. If you find yourself doing something  cool and want to share, don't forget us!
 Email: PHOTOS@FCCPS.ORG
  




  


 
 
Today's Calendar
   7:30 a.m. - Mary Ellen Henderson Middle - (B Day)    8:00 a.m. - George Mason High - (EVEN Day)      TESTING: SOL, IB, AP      8:35 a.m. - Mt. Daniel School      +  FIELD TRIP: Rms 3 &amp; 7     8:35 a.m. - Thomas Jefferson Elementary - (I Day)      TESTING: SOL
     5:00 p.m. - Mason vs Madison Co. Bull Run District Tourney (Baseball) (GM)    7:00 p.m. - Mason vs Strasburg Bull Run District Tourney (Girls Soccer) (GM)     6:45 p.m. - Adult ESOL/Family Literacy Program (MD)     7:00 p.m. - Mason at William Monroe Bull Run District Tourney (Softball) MAP
  




  


 
 
CAUGHT ON THE WEB...
  GMHS ranked 6th in the region in the Washington Post High School Challenge Index
  




  


 
  
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			<title>FCCPS Morning Announcements - May 21st</title>
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FCCPS Morning Announcements - Friday, May 18th
 
 


 
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 Monday, May 21, 2012




  


 
   FCCPS Photo/Bradley Young
 WHEN IT COMES TO EDUCATION, SHE'LL DO JUST ABOUT ANYTHING!
 Mary Ellen Henderson principal Seidah Ashshaheed (right) arrived last year from previous posts where she has kissed a snorting pig and a slobbery camel. On Friday she added Burmese Python dancing to her resume of "Things I'll Do to Motivate Young Students."
 The Huskies begin the all important SOL Tests today, and kicked it off with a week-long Spirit Week and a Friday pep rally.
 Go Get 'Em Huskies!
 SNAKE DANCE VIDEO: FCCPS on YouTube &gt;&gt;
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  MARY ELLEN HENDERSON SOL SCHEDULE
   5th Grade:
   + Monday, May 21: MATH    + Tuesday, May 22: READING    + Wednesday, May 23: SOCIAL STUDIES    + Thursday, May 24: SCIENCE
  
6th Grade:
   + Tuesday, May 22: SOCIAL STUDIES    + Thursday, May 24: MATH
  
7th Grade:
   + Monday, May 21: CIVICS    + Wednesday, May 23: READING    + Friday, May 25: MATH
  




  


 
   FCCPS Photo/Seve Padilla and Steven Knight (inset)
 MUSTANGS FILL THE RACKS ON "BIKE TO WORK DAY"
 George Mason High School's Bike Club encouraged students to bike to school on Monday as part of national campaign aimed at recognizing a clean, fun and healthy way to get to work. In Falls Church, police blocked several intersections to make the day a less dangerous one.
 Lu and the Blues Crew (right) performed at the Falls Church pit stop during the morning commute.




  


 
 
Are You Looking for This?...
 George Mason High School Newsletter - May 2012
 PHOTOS: FCCPS Employee Awards Reception - FCCPS on Facebook  




  


 
 
   FCCPS Photo/Seve Padilla
 GRILLIN' UP SOME BURGERS, DOGS AND DOUGH
 The George Mason Young Patriots club held a barbecue Friday  afternoon after school to raise funds for the Wounded Warior Project.
 What a great cause and a great way to celebrate a Friday afternoon!
  




  


 
 
May We See Your SPRING  BREAK  Vacation Photos Please? - FINAL EDITION!!
   Photo Courtesy/Jeff Shuman (left) and Brittanie Werbel
 Senior Genevieve Jordan (GM) and 1st grader  Helen Jordan(MD) take a break in 'Morocco' at Epcot, Disneyword. Meanwhile, Amalia Alexander was 'Scream'ing at the Grounds for Sculpture in Hamilton, NJ.
 Thank you to ALL of our FCCPS families for sharing their photos with us this year! 
 Summer vacation is right around the corner. If you find yourself doing something  cool and want to share, don't forget us!
 Email: PHOTOS@FCCPS.ORG
  




  


 
 
Today's Calendar
   7:30 a.m. - Mary Ellen Henderson Middle - (B Day)       TESTING: SOL Math (5th), Civics (7th)    8:00 a.m. - George Mason High - (EVEN Day)      TESTING: SOL, IB, AP      8:35 a.m. - Mt. Daniel School      +  FIELD TRIP: Rms 3 &amp; 7     8:35 a.m. - Thomas Jefferson Elementary - (I Day)      TESTING: SOL
     5:00 p.m. - Mason vs Madison Co. Bull Run District Tourney (Baseball) (GM)    7:00 p.m. - Mason vs Strasburg Bull Run District Tourney (Girls Soccer) (GM)     6:45 p.m. - Adult ESOL/Family Literacy Program (MD)     7:00 p.m. - Mason at William Monroe Bull Run District Tourney (Softball) MAP
  




  


 
 
CAUGHT ON THE WEB...
  GMHS ranked 6th in the region in the Washington Post High School Challenge Index
  




  


 
  
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			<author>John Brett</author>
			<pubdate>Fri, 18 May 2012 10:45:00 -0400</pubdate>
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 POW WOW, WOW!! AT TJ NATIVE AMERICAN DAY
 Students at Thomas Jefferson learned about Native American history and culture through a traditional "Grass Dance" performed by their fellow student 2nd grader George Gillette (right) and his father, Rusty of the Arikara/Hidatsa tribe from North Dakota. Both compete frequently in traditional dance competitions at pow wows across the US.
 The performance was just one of many activities for the annual day. Students also learned about the  life cycle of maize (corn) from planting to cornbread, and took part in traditional games and craft making.
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TRAFFIC ALERT:
 Grove Avenue will be closed to through traffic today for Bike to Work Day.
 Falls Church City will have an official Bike to Work Day Pitstop at Grove Ave. and the bike path (near the bike bridge).
 Grove Avenue between N. West St. and Jennifer Lane will be closed from 6:00 a.m.- 9:30 a.m. and from 4:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
  




  


 
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 FCCPS HONORS ITS OWN SUPPORT EMPLOYEES AND TEACHERS OF THE YEAR
 Dozens of colleagues, family members and students attended a reception yesterday afternoon in honor of the 2012 Agnes Meyer Outstanding Teacher of the Year and Support Staff Employee of the Year nominees and winners.
 Front Row:   Debra Newman (TJ), Support Staff Employee of the Year and Karin Tooze (GM), Agnes Meyer Outstanding Teacher of the Year
 Ladies (from left):  Anne Jondrow (TJ), Syda Chansombat (MEH), Yolanda Ante (MEH), Dorothy Clinton (GM), Kirsten Albert (GM), Karin Ritchey (MEH), Pam Ricker (GM) and Barbara Piscopo (MEH).
 Gentlemen (from left):  Dang Nguyen (CO), Erik Healey (GM),  and William Snyder (GM).
 Video of last night's program will be available later this week.
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May We See Your SPRING  BREAK  Vacation Photos Please?
   Photo Courtesy/Jeff Shuman (left) and Brittanie Werbel
 Lucy Reed (MD) braved a big Black Bear at a museum in Corolla, North Carolina despite her little sister, Cleo, urging the animal along. And it was a Stay-cation for Jonah (TJ) and Brandon Werbel (MD) hit the great waterfront in Old Town Alexandria.
  




  


 
 
Today's Calendar
   7:30 a.m. - Mary Ellen Henderson Middle - (A Day)      + SOL PREP SPIRIT WEEK: MEH Spirit Day - Pep Rally at 1:20 p.m.      Wear your favorite MEH gear!    8:00 a.m. - George Mason High - (ODD Day)      TESTING: SOL, IB, AP      8:35 a.m. - Mt. Daniel School    8:35 a.m. - Thomas Jefferson Elementary - (T Day)      TESTING: SOL    3:00 p.m. - GMHS Young Patriots of America barbecue fundraiser benefitting the Wounded Warriors Project. All proceeds      from barbecue and drinks sold will be donated. Request more info.
   7:00 p.m. - Mason vs Central Woodstock Bull Run District Quarterfinal (Boys Soccer) (GM)     8:00 p.m. - Mason vs. West Potomac (Club Hockey) MAP
  




  


 
  
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			<author>John Brett</author>
			<pubdate>Thu, 17 May 2012 10:45:00 -0400</pubdate>
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 TOOZE HONORED BY 'WASHINGTON POST' AS TEACHER OF THE YEAR
 Earlier this week,The Washington Post recognized recipients of the Agnes Meyer Outstanding Teacher Award, including FCCPS winner, Karin Tooze (center). Celebrating with Tooze are (from left) colleagues Melissa Raeder and  Jen Jayson; students Lia Cattaneo and Claire Constance, Superintendent Toni Jones, Assistant Superintendent Gloria Guba.
 Lasso Online staffers Dominick Banks (back row)  and Maria Infante (right) were granted press credentials from the Post to cover the event. Their video report will appear soon.
 Not pictured, but also in attendance were GMHS principal Ty Byrd; English teachers Joy Wagener and Liz Rizzi; GMHS retiree Michael Hoover, as well as members of Tooze's proud family.
 
RECEPTION TODAY:  FCCPS Staff Recognition and Reception
 Karin Tooze along with FCCPS Support Staff Employee of the Year, TJ Paraprofessional Debra Newman, and all nominees for both awards will be honored at a reception at Mary Ellen Henderson Middle School.
 The event begins at 4:00 p.m. and is open to the public.
  




  


 
 
SURVEY: Statewide Parent Survey on School Calendars
 The Joint Legislative Audit and Review Commission (JLARC), the staff research agency for the Virginia General Assembly, is surveying parents about school calendars, with a focus on year-round calendars.
 This survey presents an opportunity for parents to share their views on school calendars with the General Assembly.
 The survey should require less than 5 minutes to complete and will be a valuable part of JLARC's study of year-round schools.
 
  




  


 
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 MT. DANIEL, TJ STUDENTS TAKE ACTION FOR KIDS IN GHANA
 Mt. Daniel student Joe Donovan recently arrived at school with $15  for the 9th annual Mt. Daniel Ghana Fund Drive.
 Joe and fellow Mt. Daniel students Alexis Niemi, William Sutton, and TJ student Katherine Donovan organized a lemonade stand on April 15 and decided to contribute half of their earnings to the Ghana Fund Drive, a project that collects essential school supplies for children at the Grace International School in Ghana, Africa.
 These students demonstrated their understanding of 'action,' one of the five essential elements of the Primary Years Programme (PYP).  Way to go!
  




  


 
 
May We See Your SPRING  BREAK  Vacation Photos Please?
   Photo Courtesy/Jeff Shuman (left) and Isabel Holliday
 Peter Shuman (TJ) (left),  his dad and sister, Marlena, (MD 2013) took a ride in an Amish buggy in Lancaster County, PA. It was a Stay-cation for Naomi Holliday (MD) who couldn't have been happier  enjoying the Kite Festival at the Washington Monument.




  


 
 
Today's Calendar
   7:30 a.m. - Mary Ellen Henderson Middle - (B Day)      + SOL PREP SPIRIT WEEK: Compare and Contrast Day - Mismatch your clothes to show you know how to read between the lines      +  After School SOL Prep - 2:30 p.m.     8:00 a.m. - George Mason High - (EVEN Day)      TESTING: SOL, IB, AP      8:35 a.m. - Mt. Daniel School    8:35 a.m. - Thomas Jefferson Elementary - (S Day)      TESTING: SOL       +  Native American Day - 12:00 p.m. - TJ Playground
     4:00 p.m. - FCCPS Staff Recognition &amp; Reception (MEH)      +  Winners and nominees of Support Employee of the Year and Agnes Meyer Outstanding Teacher of the Year awards will be honored.
  
Friday Heads Up
 Grove Avenue will be closed to through traffic tomorrow morning and afternoon for Bike to Work Day. Falls Church City will have an official Bike to Work Day Pitstop at Grove Ave. and the bike path (near the bike bridge).
 Grove Avenue between N. West St. and Jennifer Lane will be closed from 6:00 a.m.- 9:30 a.m. and from 4:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. 
  




  


 
 
CAUGHT ON THE WEB...
 Mason Girls Top Rams, 7-1; Game vs. Clarke Rained Out - News-Press
 After Senior Night Strasburg Stomp, Mustangs Finish 3rd in Bull Run - News-Press
 LAST CHANCE: Mason Club Honoring Troops on Friday - Patch
  




  


 
  
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			<title>FCCPS Morning Announcements - May 16th</title>
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			<author>John Brett</author>
			<pubdate>Wed, 16 May 2012 10:45:00 -0400</pubdate>
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 MEH NAMED "OFFICIAL HOCKEY SCHOOL" BY WASHINGTON CAPITALS
 The Washington Capitals visited the Huskies of Mary Ellen Henderson Middle School on Tuesday, as part of the Washington Capitals Hockey School program. The program introduced students to past Capitals players and their trusty mascot Slapshot.
 The assembly began with an informal Q&amp;A session where kids asked questions about their NHL experience and the most popular topic of conversation: penalty minutes.
 As part of the program, MEH was named an Official Capitals Hockey School and all of the equipment used during the assembly was donated to the school in order to continue teaching the game of hockey to kids.
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 TIGERS TEAM UP IN TEACHER APPRECIATION
 During last week's Teacher Appreciation Week, Thomas Jefferson Elementary students of Ms. Murphy (above) and Ms. Greiner surprised them with handcrafted  cards, baskets and warm hugs. The scene was repeated throughout the division all week long.
 PHOTOS: Google+/Shaun Dakin &gt;&gt;
  
 And at Mary Ellen Henderson (below), the appreciation is being returned.
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May We See Your SPRING  BREAK  Vacation Photos Please?
   Photo Courtesy/Elizabeth Boesen (left) and Helene Falkinburg
 SPRING BREAK WITH DAD (and mom behind the camera) 
 Erik Boesen (MEH) (left) and his dad enjoyed real "Buffalo Wings" from the spot the famous snack originated, Buffalo, New York . . . just up the street and across the river from where Julia Falkinburg (MD) was hanging out with her dad - at the top of "Horseshoe Falls" Canada (though we call it Niagara).
  




  


 
 
Today's Calendar
   7:30 a.m. - Mary Ellen Henderson Middle - (A Day)      + SOL PREP SPIRIT WEEK: Sport the Numbers Day  &ndash; in honor of math, wear your favorite sports jersey, or any other school-appropriate item that displays a number!    8:00 a.m. - George Mason High - (ODD Day)      TESTING: SOL, IB, AP      8:35 a.m. - Mt. Daniel School - Early Release - 1:05 p.m.    8:35 a.m. - Thomas Jefferson Elementary - (R Day) - Early Release 1:15 p.m.      TESTING: SOL
     1:00 p.m. - Benefits Enrollment Q &amp; A for FCCPS Employees (CO)    3:00 p.m. - Mason at Strasburg (Outdoor Track) MAP    5:00 p.m. - Mason at Clarke County (Boys Tennis) MAP    5:00 p.m. - Mason vs Clarke County (Girls Tennis)  (GM)     5:00 p.m. - Mason vs Clarke County (Baseball/Softball)  (GM)    6:30 p.m. - ESOL Committee Meeting (CO)    6:45 p.m. - Adult ESOL/Family Literacy Program (MD)
  




  


 
 
SAVE THE DATE: Saturday May 19th
 Civil War Day at Cherry Hill Park is this Saturday, May 19th from 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. 
 Admission is FREE! 
 Learn about the life of a soldier through reenactors and a museum-quality living history demonstrations.
 Bring the kids for exhibits, music, games and fun!
  




  


 
 
CAUGHT ON THE WEB...
 New School Board Member Gets Aircraft Education - Times
 VIDEO: The Philosophy of Time Travel - YouTube/GMCoffeeHouse
 Area Schools Make the Grade - WTOP
  




  


 
  
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 RAISING FUNDS FOR FCCPS SCHOOLS...AND ALL THAT JAZZ.
 The Falls Church Education Foundation Gala, held last Saturday evening at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce was a glamorous dinner! Attendees raised funds for the FCCPS Smart Technology Fund and the Backpacks and Books Fund. The George Mason Jazz Band (above), clarinet quartet and special groups performed to standing ovations. If you didn't get a chance to donate to these funds, donations are still being accepted.
 PHOTOS: FCCPS on Facebook &gt;&gt;
  




  


 
 
  Is your 4th-6th grader interested in participating in the First Lego League Program next year? 
 If so, plan to attend the FLL Informational meeting this week:
 Thursday, May 17th 
  7:00 p.m. in the MEHMS Health Classrooms (Downstairs near gym)
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 MARY ELLEN HENDERSON UPDATES WEBSITE
 The Huskies have an updated online Dog House. MEH Registrar Bradley Young is behind the recent reorganization of the site and welcomes comments and suggestions: youngb@fccps.org
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Questions Asked, Answers Found...
 Q: When you say Mount Daniel and TJ &ldquo;currently is not accepting tuition-paying students&rdquo; (see below) do you mean there are no tuition paying students, or no more are being accepted?  - DL
 A: Both. MD and TJ both are at capacity. Should that change, the tuition recently approved by the School Board would be implemented. Any change is highly unlikely, however; thus the need for the  expansion at TJ now underway.
 From yesterday's Morning Announcements  The tuition rates for FY13 are as follows:         +     MD $14,940 *Currently not accepting tuition students       + TJ $14,400 *Currently mot accepting tuition students       +     MEH $15,840 *Depending on the grade level - 1 student currently      +    GM $17,100 *Depending on the grade level - 15 students currently
  
OOPS...
 We forgot to mention yesterday that the visit of author Paolo Bacigalupi to George Mason last week was a Business in Education Partnership with One More Page Books.
 Thanks to One More Page for coordinating the visit!
  




  


 
 
May We See Your SPRING  BREAK  Vacation Photos Please?
   Photo Courtesy/Kate Jefferson (left) 
 Kaia Jefferson found herself behind bars and exploring the mystries on Alcatraz Island, California. Clear across the country, Katie Rice was soaking in the sun and fun on the pier in,  Venice Beach, Florida.
  




  


 
 
Today's Calendar
   7:30 a.m. - Mary Ellen Henderson Middle - (B Day)      + SOL PREP SPIRIT WEEK: Crazy &ldquo;Sock-al Studies&rdquo; Day &ndash; wear the WILDEST socks in MEH History!      + Washington Capitals pay a visit this afternoon.    8:00 a.m. - George Mason High - (EVEN Day)      TESTING: SOL, IB, AP      8:35 a.m. - Mt. Daniel School      + Kindergarten Musical - 9:15 Rms 1-3      +  Kindergarten Musical - 10:15 a.m. - Rms 4-7     8:35 a.m. - Thomas Jefferson Elementary - (E Day)      TESTING: SOL 
     5:00 p.m. - Mason at Clarke County (JV Baseball/JV Softball) MAP    5:00 p.m. - Mason vs Clarke County (Baseball/Softball)  (GM)    5:30 p.m. - Mason at Clarke County (JV Boys Soccer) MAP    5:30 p.m. - Mason vs Clarke County (JV Girls Soccer)  (GM)     7:00 p.m. - Mason at Clarke County (Boys Soccer) MAP    7:00 p.m. - Mason vs Clarke County (Girls Soccer)  (GM)      + SENIOR NIGHT: Prior to game - Last Home Game of the Regular Season!    7:00  p.m. - Rising 2nd Grade Parent Orientation (TJ)      + Seems like just yesterday they were starting kindergarten at Mt. Daniel, and it's already time to learn about TJ! Tonight TJ administrators and second grade teachers will share everything you need to know about the transition from Mt. Daniel Hippos to TJ Tigers!     7:30 p.m. - ANGC Meeting (GM) 

  




  


 
 
CAUGHT ON THE WEB...
 LAST CHANCE: Mason Hall of Fame Nominations Close May 15 - Patch
 Bike To Work Week Begins - Patch
  




  


 
  
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