Millard West News
5710 So. 176th Ave. Omaha, NE 68135
402‐715‐6000 402‐715‐6060 fax http://mps.mwhs.schoolfusion.us/
May 2012
Year 17, Issue 10
Millard West Administrators Millard Board of Education Dr. Greg Tiemann – Principal Mr. Dave Anderson th Mr. Harry Grimminger – Asst. Principal, Student Services & 9 Grade Students Mr. Todd Clarke Mr. Rick Hook ‐ Asst. Principal, Activities Director Mr. Mike Kennedy Mr. Robert Lamberty – Asst. Principal, Assessment & 12th Grade Students Mr. Mike Pate th th Mrs. Stacy Longacre – Asst. Principal, Discipline & 10 /11 Grade Students Mrs. Linda Poole Dr. Kathy Ryan – Asst. Principal, Curriculum & Instruction Mr. Pat Ricketts Dr. Keith Lutz – Superintendent
Mission Statement Millard West, a continuously improving professional learning community, investing in each learner through an inclusive environment, guided by high expectations, guarantees personal and academic growth and the ability to successfully compete and positively contribute to an increasingly globalized society.
Index Dates to Remember…………………………….……. 2 Grade Reporting ………………….……….………….. 2 Yearbook Pickup………………………………..….….. 2 Summer School ………………..……………………… 2 Back to School …………………………………………. 2 Honors 10 English & AP Language.…………… 3 Graduation Information……………....…………… 3 Advanced Placement Exams……………..……… 4‐5 Congratulations……….……………………..………… 5 Swing Night………………………………………………. 6
Orchestra News………………………...……………… 7 Red Cross Blood Drive………………………………. 7 Recycling Event…………………….…………………… 7 Study Center & Testing Hours……….….……… 8 Important Information for Parents…………… 9 Athletics & Activities…………………………………. 10‐11 Summer Camps Information ……………………. 10 Sports Physicals ‐ Dates……………………………. 12 Understanding ADHD Session…………………… 13
“Footloose” Cast Practices for Musical
SUMMER SCHOOL INFORMATION Summer School will be held at Millard West High School from June 11 - July 13. The Summer School registration brochure is available on the district website: http://mps.schoolfusion.us under Curriculum & Instruction. A copy of the brochure can also be picked up in the Guidance Office at Millard West.
Dates to Remember Tues., May 8 ........... Honors Night for Seniors 7 p.m. Tues, May 22 .......... Seniors last day - Dismissal 3:15 Wed., May 23 ......... Last Day School for 9th-10th-11th Dismissal at 3:15 p.m. Wed., May 23 ......... Senior Commencement Practice At Civic Auditorium - 12 noon Sat., May 26 ........... Graduation at Omaha Civic Auditorium - 10 a.m.
SCHOOL BEGINS Wednesday, August 15
4TH SEMESTER BEGAN - Monday, March 19 Progress Checks Monday, April 16, 2012 Friday, May 4, 2012 Final Grades Wednesday, May 23, 2012
LAST DAY OF SCHOOL The last day for 9th, 10th, & 11th grade students to be a full day on Wednesday, May 23rd. The last day for seniors will be Tuesday, May 22nd with graduation rehearsal at the Civic Auditorium on Wednesday, May 23rd at 12:00 noon. Please note that graduation rehearsal for our graduates has been moved from Friday to Wednesday.
BACK-TO-SCHOOL PROCESS 2012-2013 The Back-To-School Process is scheduled for August 3rd and August 6th. Specific times and designated alphabet days are as follows: Date Fri., August 3 Mon., August 6
2011-2012 YEARBOOK PICK UP The 2011-2012 Millard West Prowler Yearbook will be arriving the week of May 14th. Please check signs posted in the commons and outside room 312 for distribution information. ALL Yearbooks must be picked up before the end of the school year.
Alpha Time A-K 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. L-Z 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Make-up Date: Mon, Aug. 13 from 1:00 - 3:00 p.m.
HAVE AN IDEA? WE ARE LISTENING! Millard School District is the first K-12 school system in the nation to launch a MindMixer social media site to engage the community. If you have an idea - large or small - that could help improve your child’s education, Millard’s Superintendent and School Board will be listening. Visit www.EngageMillard.com to sign up and join the discussion! We want to hear from you! 2
At the Back-To-School Process, students turn in necessary forms, get schedules and lockers, pay for activity tickets and parking permits. Seniors will also turn in diploma cards and pay a transcript fee. Incoming 9th graders and new students will have their student I.D. pictures taken. All forms will be available on-line. They will not be mailed. Information will be sent out in June. If you have any questions, please contact Stacy Longacre, assistant principal, at 402-715-6006.
2012-2013 HONORS 10 ENGLISH Any student who is registered for Honors 10 English for next school year needs to come to a mandatory meeting to obtain your summer reading materials. There are two meetings scheduled: Tuesday, May 15th at 3:30 p.m. or Wednesday, May 16th at 3:30 p.m. in room 135. Mark these dates down now! All students registered for Honors 10 English for next school year come on either May 15th or 16th at the scheduled times, to room 135 to receive your summer reading materials.
2012-2013 AP LANGUAGE & COMPOSITION Any student who is registered for AP Language & Composition for next school year needs to come to a mandatory meeting to obtain your summer reading materials. There are two meetings scheduled: Wednesday, May 16th at 3:30 p.m. or Thursday, May 17th at 7:30 a.m. Both meetings will take place in room 130. All students registered for AP Language & Composition for next school year must attend on either May 16th or 17th at the scheduled times to room 130 to receive your summer reading materials.
GRADUATION INFORMATION SENIOR LUNCH ACCOUNTS Parents, if you use mylunchmoney.com and are on a recurring payment, you must stop the recurring payment and have your senior transfer their money into a younger sibling’s account or get a refund. Please delete your senior from the mylunchmoney.com or you will continue to see his/her name on the account. Please either transfer or use up the money. Under $10, you can get your refund in the Millard West kitchen from Marcia Williams. Anything over $10 will be refunded from the district sometime during the summer months. All of the above happens only if you request it. It does not happen automatically. If you have any questions, please contact me between 6 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. at 715-6030, Marcia Williams. SENIOR MEETING Seniors need to report to the auditorium on Monday, May 7th during extended Quality Time (10:07 a.m.) to meet with Dr. Tiemann regarding graduation and end of the year expectations. HONORS NIGHT FOR SENIORS Honors Night for Seniors will be Tuesday, May 8 at 7:00 p.m. CAP & GOWN PICK UP Caps and gowns will be available for pick up in the auditorium foyer on Wednesday, May 16, from 11:30 a.m.—1:30 p.m. All fines will need to be paid and your PLP will need to be completed before receiving your cap and gown.
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BACCALAUREATE Baccalaureate, a worship celebration to bless the graduating seniors at all three high schools, will be held at 2 p.m. on Sunday, May 20th in the Millard South auditorium. The event is being organized by the Millard Baccalaureate Parent Committee. Student participation in Baccalaureate is voluntary. Baccalaureate is not sponsored by the Millard Public School District. SENIOR DINNER The Senior Class Board is hosting a dinner for all seniors on Monday, May 21st. Tickets will be available May 7th - May 15th for $15. Tickets will also be sold May 16th - May 18th for $20 each. No tickets will be sold the day of the dinner. This is a special evening just for seniors. The suggested dress is dressy casual. Jeans are not appropriate. LAST DAY OF SCHOOL FOR SENIORS The last day of school for seniors is a full day on Tuesday, May 22nd. GRADUATION REHEARSAL Practice for Commencement is Wednesday, May 23rd at 12 noon at the Omaha Civic Auditorium. It is mandatory that all graduating seniors attend. We strongly advise that you carpool to this practice. Please note: Graduation rehearsal has been moved from Friday to Wednesday. GRADUATION DATE AND PLACE Graduation 2012 is on Saturday, May 26th at 10:00 a.m. at the Omaha Civic Auditorium, 1804 Capitol Avenue.
2012 Advanced Placement Exam Schedule Week 1
Morning Session 8 a.m.
Afternoon Session 12:30 p.m.
Monday, May 7
Chemistry
Psychology
Tuesday, May 8
Computer Science A Spanish Language
Wednesday, May 9
Calculus AB Calculus BC
Thursday, May 10
English Literature & Composition
Friday, May 11
Week 2 Monday, May 14
German Language U.S. History Morning Session 8 a.m.
Afternoon Session 12:30 p.m.
Biology Music Theory
Physics B Comparative Government & Politics French Language
Tuesday, May 15 Wednesday, May 16 Thursday, May 17 Friday, May 18
European History
English Language & Composition
Statistics
Macroeconomics
Microeconomics
Human Geography
Advanced Placement testing will take place from May 7th through May 18th. If there is an AP Exam that you would like to take and have not ordered as of yet, please contact Mrs. Zoucha in the Administration Office as soon as possible. Funding Options This year all AP exams will be paid for by a grant from the Millard Public Schools Foundation. There will be no fees for AP exams; however, if you fail to report for an exam that you have ordered, you will be charged a cancellation fee. UNO Dual Enrollment Students Students who have enrolled in UNO Dual Enrollment will be required to take the corresponding AP exam. Test Schedule Conflicts Exams may only be taken at the designated national time and date. Only one test may be taken during any given testing session. Carefully check the testing schedule above for any conflicts you may have. Please see Mrs. Zoucha if you have any scheduling conflicts (athletic or other school sponsored activities). Late Testing Late testing is allowed by the CollegeBoard under very limited conditions. Alternate exams must be ordered and must be given on the assigned dates. CollegeBoard charges an additional $50.00 for each late exam given. Late testing is only permitted for specific emergency situations or district competitions. Late testing is not permitted for senior class trips, school assemblies, family vacations or family commitments. Any student who thinks he/she might qualify for late testing should see Mrs. Zoucha. 4
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Advanced Placement Testing (Cont’d) General Testing Guidelines You must bring your student I.D., a pencil with eraser, and a blue or black pen. (Talk to your subject area teacher about whether or not calculators and what kind of calculators are allowed for certain tests. We will not provide any calculators). You must also arrive to testing on time. You will not be allowed to bring a cell phone in to testing. The CollegeBoard is very strict about this policy due to situations that have occurred across the country in the past. Tests can take longer than 4 hours. Students testing in the afternoon must account for this time when planning work schedules and commitments following testing. Review Sources The CollegeBoard offers test prep materials and practice tests. Some of these resources are free, others cost. http://www.collegeboard.com/?student http://www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/ap/prep.html Through the CollegeBoard web site www.collegeboard.com/apstudents, students will also find more information about AP testing and different college requirements for scores on tests to earn credit and advance standing. Please refer any specific questions about testing offered at Millard West to Mrs. Zoucha, 402-715-6001.
UNL LANGUAGE FAIR RESULTS Congratulations to the AP Language students who competed at the UNL Language Fair. Spanish Drama - 1st Place German Drama - 1st Place German Music - 2nd Place French Drama - 2nd Place French Poster - 1st Place French Poetry - Superior Rating Spanish Music - Superior Rating
UNO PHOTO CONTEST WINNERS Congratulations to the following UNO Photo Contest Winners: Megan Bucher - 1st Place News/Feature Photography & 2nd Place Sports Photography Reanna Russell - 1st Place Sports Photography YEARBOOK QUALIFIERS FOR STATE Yearbook had 5 students qualify for State Contest. Allie Jaton, Katie McGuire, Sarah Ferguson Yearbook Theme Development Megan Bucher - Sports/Action Photography Madison Giffin - Yearbook Layout PROWLER YEARBOOK RECOGNITION The 2011 Prowler Yearbook was selected to be featured in Jostens's Look Book. Only 14% of schools from across the country were selected.
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2012-2013 DECA SENIOR OFFICERS Congratulations to the following students who have been selected to be DECA Senior Officers next school year. Nicole Torralbas - Co-President Hannah Price - Co-President Emily Sutera - Secretary Katie Alexander - VP of Public Relations Tyler Banyay - VP of Public Relations Jesse Berens - VP Store Operations Presleigh Keplinger - VP Store Operations Trent Johnson - Executive Board Zach Houfek - Executive Board Nicole Chonis - Executive Board
SWING NIGHT AT MILLARD WEST Friday, May 11 7:00-10:30PM Free Dance instruction at 7PM Tickets are $5.00 at the door (Senior Citizens $2)
Millard West
Dance Hall (Gym)
Refreshments will be served. Check out “Diamond Joe’s” House of Cards
Live Music provided by: West Jazz Bands and Swing Orchestra Middle School Jazz Bands Wear dancing shoes and a smile, and get ready to 6
SWING!
ORCHESTRA NEWS Orchestra News We wish all our seniors a long happy future. With gratitude and wishes for all good things: DJ Arthur Dylan Evers Katie Fitzpatrick Seth Kurfman Krista Leighty Nicole Levine Kaylee Parker Devon Peterson Shev Sayed Tyler Schulze Matt Smoot Micah Stoddard Rachel Sudbeck Rachel Tomaso Taylor Vittitoe Music Department Awards Night is May 7 at 7PM in the auditorium. Come enjoy the celebration of all our students' successes! Swing Night is May 11, 7-10:30, in the gym. This year we are including a couple of new twists- such as specialty drinks named after administrators, and "Diamond Joe's" House of Cards. Bring some neighbors and have a great time! $5 at the door. Commencement is May 26th at 10AM, at the Civic Auditorium.
Spring American Red Cross/HOSA Blood Drive The ARC and the Health Occupations Students of America (based out of Human Physiology) will be sponsoring our third blood drive this year on Thursday, May 3rd from 8:00 – 2:00. The Midwest Region depends on high school blood drives to meet area and national blood needs. To help meet this need, the Red Cross has had great success in recruiting high school students and encouraging them to be lifelong donors. In order to donate blood you must:
Be 17 years old (16 with completed parental permission form) Be in good general health Pass the comprehensive health/history screening Weigh 110 pounds. If female there is a sliding scale according to height 5’6/110; 5’5/115; 5’4/120lbs, etc
We encourage all eligible students (and parent/community members) to donate blood. Our goal is to collect 121 usable units. Please talk to your son/daughter about giving blood. If, for any reason, you would prefer your child to not give blood, please make that known to them so they do not register. If you have any questions or concerns about the blood drive, or if you would like to donate, please e-mail Jim Johnson at: jajohnst@mpsomaha.org.
Millard Public Schools Fourth Annual Recycling Event Ron Wi Support Services ‐ 13737 Industrial Road
May 5th - 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM
The MPS Technology Division, in conjunction with MNHS, MSHS, and MWHS Environmental Clubs, is offering a Computer Recycling opportunity! Desktops, Laptops, Monitors, and Printers will be accepted for a $5.00 fee per item. Keyboards, Mice, and Cables will be recycled at no charge. All proceeds raised will help support the Environmental Clubs at MNHS, MSHS, and MWHS. Location: Millard Public Schools Ron Witt Support Services, 13737 Industrial Road, Omaha, NE Questions please call 402‐715‐6290 Thank you for your support! 7
MILLARD WEST LIBRARY We are sure that many of our avid student readers will be very happy to know that there are hundreds of new books in the library! We have voracious readers at West, both students and staff. That’s what makes it exciting for the library staff! Students can find the new Millard Reads list on the library website link. We’re also very big on technology, and enjoy helping students through the intricacies of software and hardware use. It is a very good idea for all students to invest in a flash drive for project storage. As always, we’re asking students to save everything in two places, and we’re trying to remember to follow our own advice. Thank you to the Millard Public Schools Foundation for providing the funding to have the library open Tuesday evenings. The Library hours are: Monday 7:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Tuesday 7:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. & 5:30-7:30 p.m. Wednesday 7:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Thursday 7:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Friday 7:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. TESTING CENTER - LOCATED IN ROOM 100B (inside the Library) This center is for students who have missed a test or other homework and need to make it up. The student needs to make arrangements with the teacher to report to the Testing Center to make up the work. Testing Center Hours - In Room 100B Monday 7:30 - 8:45 a.m. Tuesday 3:30 - 5:00 p.m. Thursday 3:30 - 5:00 p.m.
STUDY CENTER HOURS - LOCATED IN THE LIBRARY Staff members are available to assist students in the following subject areas during our after school Study Center on Tuesday and Thursdays from 3:30 - 5:30 p.m. Tuesday - 3:30-5:30 p.m. Math, Science, Social Studies, & Spanish teachers will be available to assist students Thursday - 3:30-5:30 p.m. Math, English, & Spanish teachers will be available to assist students
SCRATCHIN POST For all your apparel needs, come visit us at the Scratchin Post. We are located in the Millard West commons area. The Scratchin Post is operated by Millard West DECA. Monday Store Hours 7:50 - 8:45 a.m. 12:07 - 1:53 p.m. 3:20 - 3:45 p.m.
Tuesday - Friday Store Hours 7:10 - 8:00 a.m. 11:34 - 1:37 p.m. 3:20 - 3:45 p.m.
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR PARENTS
Project X Parties Project X is an anything goes-type teenage movie. In it three unpopular students gain immediate fame thanks to throwing a party at one boy’s house when his parents are out of town. At the party, alcohol, ecstasy and social media are contributors to the party getting out of control. This is more than just a teen movie with them portrayed as having “fun.” It goes way beyond fun with teens attempting to recreate Project X with their friends. At this time of year, parents need to be even more vigilant than ever. In Houston, a Project X-inspired party turned deadly when one teen was shot and killed when other party guests began firing randomly into the crowd. What are the goals of such parties: 1)Create a large group, easily done with social media 2)Massive destruction of property 3)Use of alcohol and other drugs What can parents do? If you hear or see signs of such gatherings, consider following the steps of a proactive parent who caught wind of a local Project X party being planned: After he heard about the party, he asked his kids what they knew about Project X and then reminded them of where he stood on underage drinking and other drug use. He spoke to them about the potential real life consequences (legal, health and safety). He pointed out that even if the kids weren’t drinking, smoking or using other drugs, they could still lose a lot simply by being present at one of these parties. He reminded them that if they found themselves at such a party, they could contact him and he would be there to pick them up. He helped them plan alternative activities for that night that were fun and safe and encouraged his kids to invite their friends and discourage them from attending the party. He networked with other parents to alert them and informed local law enforcement. (Source: http://drugfreeactionalalliance.org; ABC News)
Fast Facts Parents Need to Know About…… Synthetic marijuana Street names: K2 , Spice, Bliss, Black Mamba, Bombay Blue, Blaze, Genie, Skunk, Moon rocks ( You may hear of K3 or K4 as well) What is it?: Mixture of herbs, spices or shredded plant material typically sprayed with synthetic compound chemically similar to THC, the psychoactive ingredient in marijuana. Sold as "potpourri". How is it used?: Usually smoked in joints/pipes. Some users make it into tea. Short Term Effects: loss of control lack of pain response pale skin seizures profuse sweating uncontrolled body movements delusions hallucinations elevated blood pressure, heart rate and palpitations 9
increased agitation vomiting severe paranoia
WILDCAT ATHLETIC & ACTIVITIES NEWS
ACTIVITIES AND ATHLETICS EVENT INFORMATION To view up-to-date athletic schedules go to: http://www.mhsaaconference.org/g5-bin/client.cgi?G5genie=72&school_id=13 Please note that this is a new website.
SPRING SPORTS AND ACTIVITIES Admission is charged to all spring sports events. For Varsity games Adults = $5 and Students = $3. For below Varsity games Adults = $3 and Students = $1. EVENT POSTPONEMENTS AND CANCELLATIONS With the spring weather conditions being as they are, there are numerous postponements and rescheduled events. We will try to contact players and coaches as soon as decisions are made and we are notified of cancellations. Typically, events aren’t canceled until after 12 noon during schools days. On Saturdays, the decisions may be made as early as 8 a.m. You can also log into the above Event Information website for cancellation information. ATHLETIC PHYSICALS It’s not too soon to be scheduling physicals for the summer months in anticipation of the 2012-13 athletic seasons. All students who plan to participate in interscholastic athletic competition must have an annual physical/athletic screening by a licensed physician in order to compete. These physicals must be taken AFTER MAY 1, 2012 to be valid. All students must have their physical forms turned in before the first day of tryouts or practice. They will not be allowed to practice until this is completed. Please see in this newsletter Sports Medicine - 2012 Millard Public Schools Pre-Participation Sports Physicals for information on dates, times and cost of Sports Physicals being offered by Alegent Health. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL 2012 All freshman interested in participating in football in the fall - Summer lifting and conditioning begins June 4th at 10:30 a.m. Meet in front of the weight room at school. If you have further questions, email Coach Peterson: kapeters@mpsomaha.org
SUMMER CAMPS - ALL SPORTS Please check the Millard West Website for information on Summer Camps. http://mps.mwhs.schoolfusion.us/ Click on Activities / Summer Camps / then select the sport. Summer Camps being offered are: Boys Basketball, Girls Basketball, Boys & Girls Cross Country, Football, Boys Soccer, Girls Soccer, Softball, Boys Tennis, Girls Tennis, Volleyball & Wrestling 10
WILDCAT ACTIVITIES AND ATHLETIC ATHLETICS FOR THE 2012-2013 SCHOOL YEAR It is not too soon to be planning ahead for participation in athletics for the next school year. All students and parents are reminded that in order to participate in interscholastic NSAA athletics & activities, all students must do the following: 1. Pass a minimum of 20 credits during the 3rd and 4th terms of 2011-12. If you will not earn 20 credits, you must take summer school to earn those credits in order to participate in athletics for the first semester of 2012-2013. West students must be enrolled in a minimum of two classes in each nine week term. We strongly recommend a minimum of three courses and encourage students to register for four classes each nine weeks. 2. Have a physical exam by a licensed physician after May 1, 2012 and have the required forms completed. 3. Complete the student Participation/required forms, complete the Emergency Card, plus the Transportation Form. Turn them into the Millard West Activities Office. 4.
Millard Public Schools has an annual non refundable participation fee of $60.00 for each student participating in NSAA sponsored interscholastic competitions. All students participating who have paid the $60.00 fee receive the Millard West student athletic admission pass and a participation card.
All forms are available in the Millard West Activities Office. They may be picked up after May 1st, Monday through Friday from 7:30 A.M. to 3:45 P.M. They will also be available on our website under Activities. When all of the above steps have been completed and filed in the activities office...each student will be issued an Athletic Participation Card, which verifies that they have met all requirements for participation in athletics. Each student must give their Participation Card to their respective coach when checking out for their first practice. NO STUDENT MAY PRACTICE UNTIL THEIR PARTICIPATION CARD IS TURNED IN TO THEIR COACH. PLEASE! Don’t put off getting your physical or completing and turning in the necessary forms. Get them turned in well ahead of the first scheduled practice. A NEW PARTICIPATION CARD IS REQUIRED ANNUALLY FOR PARTICIPATION IN NSAA ATHLETICS & ACTIVITIES. FALL SPORTS INFORMATION The first date of practice for Football, Girls Golf, Boys Tennis, and Softball is Monday, August 6th. Boys and Girls Cross Country & Volleyball will begin the first practice on Monday, August 13th. For information about summer workouts and first week practice schedules, contact the head coach of each fall sport. Fall sports offered are: Boys & Girls Cross Country - Coach Max Kurz Football - Coach Kirk Peterson Girls Golf - Coach Kent Speer Girls Softball - Coach Don Brummer Boys Tennis - Coach Dan Bratetic Volleyball - Coach Erin Byrd
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2012 Millard Public Schools (Grades 7-12) Pre-Participation Sports Physicals Sponsored By: Alegent Health Sports Medicine Alegent Health Outpatient Rehab Services Alegent Health Clinic Physical Evaluation Includes: Height, Weight, Vision and Blood Pressure Musculoskeletal Exams conducted by Physical Therapists and Athletic Trainers Pre-Participation physical exams conducted by an Alegent Health Clinic Family Physician and an Orthopedic Physician Date and Times Thursday, June 7, 2012; 7:00pm-9:00pm Thursday, June 14, 2012; 7:00pm-9:00pm Saturday, June 30, 2012; 9:00am-11:00am (Appointments are every half hour, with 30 athletes maximum per 30 minute time slot) Location Lakeside Wellness Center/Physical Therapy Clinic 16940 Lakeside Hills Plaza, Suite 109 Omaha, NE 68130 *Parking is available in front of the Wellness Center Cost $20 per athlete, Cash or Check accepted (Money collected at check-in) (Checks can be made payable to Alegent Health) Registration 1. Online at www.alegent.com/millard2012 2. By phone at 1-800-ALEGENT (1-800-253-4368) Registration Code: “MPS2012� (You MUST use this code when registering by phone) *Space is limited, and registration is required. *There are two Pre-Participation Physical Forms (found on the registration website) that must be filled out completely and brought with you to your appointment. th th Registration will close at 2:00pm on June 7 and June 14 for those physical sessions. th th Registration will close on Friday, June 29 at 2:00pm for June 30 physicals. For additional information, please visit our website www.alegent.com/millard2012
Free Education Session for Parents
Understanding ADHD Tuesday, May 15 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Ashley Harlow, PhD, a psychologist with Children’s Behavioral Health, will present information to help parents of children with ADHD manage academic and behavioral demands related to school. The presentation will focus on classroom interventions and homework help, as well as the 504 Plan and Individualized Education Program (IEP) processes.
Open to all parents, especially those whose children are struggling with inattention/hyperactivity.
Session will be held at Children’s Behavioral Health, 1000 North 90th Street, Suite 200, Omaha, Neb. To register, call 1-800-833-3100 or visit Events page at ChildrensOmaha.org OMAHA