this IS NEAT...


GO TO WWW.ADOPTACLASSROOM.COM

CLICK ON CLASSROOMS
GO TO FLORIDA
THAN TO
KEY WEST

A GREAT DEAL OF CLASSROOMS HAVE BEEN ADOPTED!

key west, MONROE COUNTY HAS ASKED THE WHOLE COMMUNITY to adopt a teacher/classroom.

AND THEY DID!!!!!!


THANKS FOR LOGGING IN.

DAISY

miami beach

cool in any language!





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City schools get up to date with science books The story is located at

http://www.lancasteronline.com/pages/news/local/11/9480
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Couldn't agree more. I look forward to adopting a classroom or two as well as spreading the message.

bryon:


thanks for your interest in adopt-a-classroom.com

you can go to the website and contact them for brochures and business cards.
go for it.

sincerely,

daisy lee myers

Subject: COOL- letter from price school, lancaster, pa. ms kepner's 2nd graders

dear miss daisy,

thank you so much for getting us the sets of K'Nex. we appreciate them a lot. we had many inside recesses because of the weather. the K'Nex kept us busy.
we really enjoy using them. we have built many cool things, like a windmill, a gondola, a record player, a lunar lander, a sand buggy, several vehicles and lots more. they have really helped to show us how things work. some of us have even asked our parents for them for our birthday.
we have had a lot of fun building with K'Nex. as we worked with the K'Nex we learned teamwork, commitment, especially with the windmill.
we also learned problem solving as we worked to figure out why something wasn't working the way it showed it would work and how to read picture directions.
IT wasn't easy, but we were able to think though many problems!
we wanted to thank you for what you did for us so Mrs Kepner and our MILLERSVILLE UNIVERSITY students took pictures of us with our projects. we hope you enjoy these as much as we enjoyed building the many different projects the pictures showed us with!
we can't thank you enough for helping us in so many different ways! please continue to support students every where and remember the School District of Lancaster's motto- TOGETHER WE CAN.

thank you again,

Mrs. Peg Kepner's 2nd Graders
Price Elementary School
lancaster, pa 17602

e-mail: pkepner@lancaster.k12.pa.us

students:
veronica pabon, jordan peaker, sharif hancock, teresa lopez, lori vasquez, manuel ortiz, travae bowman, marc curbelo-rodriquez, ann ____, perla martinez, joshua vargas, jocelyn deJesus, mitchell cooper, kennith rosa, jaime____, anthony jeremy, siday leilanny, devin garcia-rogers, guerdy pierre, jan_____
**********************************
from daisy:
ps- www.adoptaclassroom.com needs you to adopt too!

READ MS CULLEN'S POSTINGS. THE HOMELESS children needs help.

I thought you might be interested in reading this web page: http://talkback.lancasteronline.com/index....ST&f=43&t=19910

From,

Daisy Lee Myers

it is that time of year..

adopt a school, privately or thur www.adopt-a-classroom.com


thanks

THE CITY SCHOOLS still need adopting.

need books at carter macRAE TOO

thanks



www.adoptaclassroom.com

I bet there is no shortage of SPORTS supplies or monies for administration activities.



A serious Redress of Grievances must take place before I give one more dollar!



My school tax bill indicates that the schools have not been orphaned and therefore do not need adopted!

you are right, but if you have any story books to share with others... please pass them on..

that is sharing, not adopting.



thanks



daisy

MARCH 15, 2005

F&M... YOU ROCK!
MUCHAS GRACIAS!
Mr. Robert Matthews
Adopted by Franklin & Marshall College Sophomore Class Caucus
Description:  My name is Robert Matthews. I teach 5th grade students
in the inner city. We are emphasizing reading with our our students and we use a program called Accelerated Reader. If my class is adopted, I would like to purchase more classroom books for my students.Classroom
DetailsSubjects:Grades:5th Grade School
Carter Macrae Elementary   
251 S Prince St     
Lancaster, PA  17603  
  view map of location  more teachers at this schoolCarter
Macrae Elementary is a Title I eligible school (a significant percentage of students are from low-income families).
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Sincerely,
Daisy Lee Myers
www.adoptaclassroom.com

Shop for Education!
 
Dear DAISY:
 
Help support Adopt-A-Classroom and shop for a great cause at participating Macy's, Hecht's, and Carson Pirie Scott stores.  From October 15th through October 22nd, 10% of the selling price, up to a maximum of $500,000, of apparel sold from the following Jones New York lines: Collection, Signature, Sport, Suit, Dress and Outerwear, will be donated to Jones New York In The Classroom, a non-profit organization supporting teachers and children's education. In addition, a limited edition t-shirt ($20) designed by artist Ryan McGinness will also be available at select stores and at www.jnyintheclassroom.org.  100% of Jones New York's profits from t-shirt sales will be donated to Jones New York In The Classroom.
 
After searching the country for the most innovative education-based charities, Jones Apparel Group selected Adopt-A-Classroom to be a beneficiary of its Jones New York In The Classroom initiative.    Therefore, by purchasing select lines of Jones New York, you will be helping Adopt-A-Classroom in our ongoing efforts to support teachers and students in the classroom. 
 
In addition to shopping for a great cause, join us at these great Jones New York In The Classroom events:
 
TEACHER'S LOUNGE & RECESS! 
 
Celebrate your favorite memories from school as you shop for a good cause with "Teacher's Lounge" and "Recess" events! Relax in the spa-like atmosphere of the "Teacher's Lounge" with mini manicures, mini massages and spa treats (activities may vary by location). Recess brings together delectable treats like gourmet brownies and fun activities like caricatures to make your shopping


experience that much more fun!
 
Macy's East: Recess!
Saturday, October 15th • 2-4 pm • Braintree Mall, MA
Sunday, October 16th • 2-4 pm • Bridgewater Mall, NJ
Monday, October 17th • 6-8 pm • Herald Square, NYC
Saturday, October 22nd • 2-4 pm • Roosevelt Field Mall, NY
Saturday, October 22nd • 2-4 pm • King of Prussia Mall, PA
 
Hecht's: Teacher's Lounge
Saturday, October 15th • 1-3 pm • Montgomery Mall, MD
Saturday, Oc tober 15th • 1-3 pm • Cherry Hill Mall, NJ
Tuesday, October 18th • 6-8 pm • Annapolis Mall, MD
Saturday, October 22nd • 1-3 pm • Columbia Mall, MD
Saturday, October 22nd • 1-3 pm • Regency Square Mall, MD
 
Macy's Central: Teacher's Lounge
Thursday, October 20th • 6-8 pm • Oak Court Mall, TN
Thursday, October 20th • 6-8 pm • South Hills Mall, PA
Friday, October 21st • 6-8 pm • Cumberland Mall, GA
Saturday, October 22nd • 2-4 pm • Tuttle Crossing, OH
Saturday, October 22nd • 2-4 pm • Castleton Mall, I


Carson Pirie Scott: Teacher's Lounge
Saturday, October 15th • 1-3 pm • Yorktown Mall, IL
Saturday, October 15th • 1-3 pm • Brookfield Mall, IL
Wednesday, October 19th • 5-7 pm • Eden's Plaza, IL
Thursday, October 20th • 5-7 pm • State Street, IL
Thursday, October 20th • 7-9 pm • Randhurst, IL
 
Macy's West: Recess!
Saturday, October 15th • 2-4 pm • Stoneridge Mall, Pleasanton, CA
Satur day, October 15th • 2-4 pm • Sherman Oaks Mall, CA
Thursday, October 20th • 6-8 pm • Valley Fair Mall, CA
Saturday, October 22nd • 2-4 pm •Sacramento, CA
Saturday, October 22nd • 2-4 pm • Fashion Valley Mall, San Diego, CA
 
 
WHERE EDUCATION IS ALWAYS IN FASHION
 
Teacher Runway Shows. See your favorite teacher walk the fashion runway in an exclusive Fall fashion show!
 
NY Metro Area
Saturday, October 15th • 2 pm • Macy's, Garden State Plaza
 



Teacher-models from area schools include:
·        Dorotea Binetti, Essex Fells Public School (Essex Fells, NJ), 6th grade
·        Josette D'Ambrosi, MS 447 The Upper Carroll School (Brooklyn, NY), Physical Education
·        Theresa D'Ambrosi of PS 10 (Brooklyn, NY), Science
·        Erin Lubick, PS 33 Chelsea Prep (New York, NY), ESL/Science/Technology
·        Dory McMahon, Columbia High School (Maplewood, NJ), 12th grade
·        Karen Young, PS 16 Cornelia F. Bradford School (Jersey City, NJ), Pre-kindergarten
·        Jessica Zampetti, Roy Bixby School (Bogota, NJ), Gifted & Talented
 
Lori Stokes, News Anchor with WABC-TV, will emcee the event.
 
 
Southern California Area
Saturday, October 15th • 2 pm • Macy's, South Coast Plaza
 
Teacher-models from area schools include:
·        Joan Byrne, Harbor View Elementary School (Corona Del Mar), Kindergarten
·        Mora Ebie, Hancock Park Elementary School (Los Angeles), 1st grade
·        Christina Garcia, Hancock Park Elementary School (Los Angeles), 2nd grade
·        Sharon Haylock, Barton Hill Elementary School (San Pedro), 3rd grade
·        Leslie Johnson, Lincoln Elementary School (Corona Del Mar), Kindergarten
·        Robyn Schreiber, Saturn Street Elementary School (Los Angeles), Literacy
 
David Ono, News Anchor with KABC-TV, will emcee the event.
 
 
Atlanta Area
Saturday, October 15th • 2 pm • Macy's Perimeter Mall
 
Teacher-models from area schools include:
·        Aaronette Alleyne, Smither Middle School (Marrietta), 6th grade
·        Susan Buckson Greene, Booker T. Washington High School (Atlanta), 12th grade
·        Opal Knowlton, Morris Brandon Elementary School (Atlanta), 1st grade
·        Paige Lefont, Inman Middle School (Atlanta), 7th grade
·        Danika McKenzie, Partee Elementary School (Snellville), Literacy
·        Kimberly Scheiwe, Margaret Winn Holt Elementary School (Lawrenceville), Special Education
 
Donna Lowry, News Reporter with WXIA-TV NBC, will emcee the event.
 


Washington, DC/Northern VA Area
Saturday, October 22nd • 2 pm • Hecht's, Tyson's Corner
 
Teacher-models from area schools include:
·        Carolyn Brown, James A. Garfield Elementary School (Washington, DC), 5th grade
·        Lorraine Jones, Thomas S. Stone Elementary School (Mt. Rainer, MD), 4th grade
·        Nicola Ross, Tanglewood Special School (Clinton, MD), Special Education
·        Katie Stratman, Thomas Jefferson Elementary School (Falls Church, VA), 3rd grade
·        Racquel Thomas, George Washington Middle School (Alexandria, VA), 8th grade
·        Katherine Truchio, Potomac Senior High School (Woodbridge, VA), 10th grade
 
Holly Morris, News Reporter with WTTG-TV FOX, will emcee the event.
 
 
Chicago Area
Saturday, October 22nd • 1 pm • Carson Pirie Scott, Orland Square
 
Teacher-models from area schools, including:
·        Amy Castaneda, Little Village Academy (Chicago), Art
·        Michelle Holly, Helen C. Pierce School of International Studies (Chicago), 4th grade
·        Shemeka Nash, Morgan Park High School (Chicago), 9th-12th grade
·        Joy Reeves, Claremont Academy (Chicago), Science
·        Mary Ridley, Nettelhorst Elementary School (Chicago), Art
·        Rita Zale, Spring Avenue Elementary School (La Grange), 1st grade
 
Dana Kozlov, News Reporter with WBBM-TV CBS, will emcee the event.
 
 
 

THIS PUTS A SMILE ON EVERYONE FACE!


Posted on Wed, Sep. 28, 2005
EDUCATION
Free home computer program grows in Dade

Citibank pledges $750,000 to expand computer literacy program to more students in Miami-Dade schools

BY PETER BAILEY
pbailey@herald.com

When 10-year-old Hector Bouret Jr. surfs the Web, theory is taught through moving images that captivate his mind. Homework is made interesting in cyberspace. Sitting glued to the monitor, Hector clicks into The History Channel, his site of choice while reviewing social studies assignments.
''I can read stories before my teacher assigns them,'' he said. ``So I already know what she´s going to talk about before school
starts.´´
Hector, a fifth-grader at Comstock Elementary School, 2420 NW 18th Ave. in Miami, received the computer through the Citibank FamilyTech program. The initiative is run by The Education Fund, a nonprofit group that provides free computers and Internet service to low-income Miami-Dade County families. Parents get computer training, and students get up-to-date software programs.
Since the program's inception in 1997, Citibank has provided home computers to more than 6,000 students at 13 elementaries in low-income neighborhoods around the county. In addition, more than 450 computers have been placed in classrooms, and about 180 teachers have received
training.
Citibank has donated about $1 million for software, parent and teacher training and fixing up the equipment.
On Tuesday, a host of dignitaries, including Miami Mayor Manny Diaz and Citibank of Florida President Carlos Davila, gathered at West Little River Elementary, 2450 NW 84th St., to announce Citibank's new pledge of $750,000 to expand the program. The goal: to provide computers to as many as 10,000 students.
''Computer proficiency is a reality of the workplace today,'' Davila said. ``If students are computer-proficient, they will be very ahead in the future.´´
Added Diaz: ``We need to give our kids a fighting chance to compete with kids who have computers at home.´´
Diaz and others unloaded 27 computers, monitors and printers that will be given to families of children attending West Little River.
The computers are donated by private companies and refurbished by The Education Fund. Included are a free Internet account and software called Earobics, a reading and writing comprehension program.
While students throughout the district have Internet access at school, the connection fades for some when they arrive home.
''When the children get home, they're missing the Internet access,'' said teacher training coordinator Jennifer Williams.
According to an August 2004 survey by the Kaiser Family Foundation, 66 percent of students from families whose median income was less than $35,000 reported having Internet access at home, compared to 84 percent whose family income was more than $50,000.
For the Bouret family, it's the first time they have had a home
computer.
''It's wonderful. . . . It allows me and my son's teachers to communicate over e-mail,'' Hector Bouret Sr. said. ``At home, it gives Hector a good head start.´´
Since getting the computer last year, Hector has boosted his grades from C's to A's in several classes.
''Doing homework over the Internet is fun because I get to search for different information,'' he said.
For now, he's fixated on U.S. presidents.

''I'm not sure if I like Democrats or Republicans,'' he said.

© 2005 Herald.com and wire service sources. All Rights Reserved.
http://www.miami.com

thanks chatter for sending those books to carter macRae, prince street lancaster,pa.
every book helps
DOLLYWOOD, dolly parton has a book program too.\
i don't know if she goes to PA(serves 41 states)

yahoo!!!



EDWARD HAND HAS BEEN ADOPTED!





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U.S. Pennsylvania Lancaster Hand Middle School

Hand Middle School
Location: U.S. » Pennsylvania » Lancaster Hand Middle School
is a Title I school. Title I eligibility reflects a high concentration of students from low-income households.

Address: 431 S Ann St
Lancaster, PA 17602
Map: view school on map
Phone: (717) 291-6161



Classrooms Awaiting Adoption

Arnold, Jeanette
My name is Jeanette Arnold and I teach health and physical education to inner city middle school students. We have a fitness room that serves all 600 students each week. The equipment we currently have has been donated from staff members and other second hand sources. If I was adopted I would purchase new aerobic equipment like treadmills and bicycles.



Housley, Kathy, classroom 301
I'm Kathy Housley, a 7/8 grade math teacher of inquisitive, high energy, middle schoolers. We love technology and use our five old (+9 year) computers whenever we can. We desperately need a printer. Our classroom is buzzing with energetic learners. We love math.



Mays, Larry
I am the Principal here; need fifty American flags with holders for classrooms. This is first of my needs.I need to purchase more instruments for our music program.More students than instruments. I need a computer based program to initiate calls to parents; I will post more if these are met



Montalbano, Kathy, classroom 113
I teach general music and band instruments to talented middle school children in grades 6-8. They love music and have a great sense of rhythm and love to dance and sing. My name is kathy Motalbano and I am new with the district following a retired teacher who left me nothing... not one song book, not one cassette or CD. If adopted, I would buy CD's that correspond to a sample music series I received from a music convention. I would buy reeds, drumsticks, and band lesson books for the talented yountsters who wold get music lessons no where else. There were 10 people in the band last year and now I have 72 aspiring musicians. I have more interested kids than instruments- and many isntruments need repair. For general music I would love to buy song books, rhythm instruments, earphones to listen to a music computer program,mallets for bell playing, and some electronic keyboards. I do have 6 guitars for learning but need stings and I have old Orff instruments with no mallets.



Natividad, Daniel, classroom 211
The school building is located in the downtown area where many of the non-profit organizations are headquatered, thus making our tax revenues low. The students are great kids and really need materials/funds for day to day activities. Our students are intelligent and very diverse, please consider us. Thank you in advance.



Rankin, Jeanne, classroom 101
I am a small learning community facilitator for a 6th grade in an inner city middle school. My room is used primarily for mediations, time outs, and in-school-suspensions. It is also used for a group called P.R.I.D.E., which stands for Proactively Reaching out to Incoming stuDents at Edward Hand. We hav



Schmalhofer, Laura — Adopted by Nyckle Wijbrandus
My name is Laura Schmalhofer. I teach Math and Science to sixth graders at Edward Hand Middle School in Lancaster, PA. We are considered a small urban school district. A majority of my students are from low income housing areas of Lancaster City and receive free and reduced lunches. I would like to have all 66 of my students participate in a science fair this year. If adopted, I would purchase science fair display boards for the students and two computer printers for the students to print their work and research.







Adopt-A-Classroom is a 501&copy;(3) tax exempt organization. All contributions are tax deductibl.

principal of buchanan needs books too!



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U.S. Pennsylvania Lancaster James Buchanan Elementary

James Buchanan Elementary
Location: U.S. » Pennsylvania » Lancaster

Address: 340 S West End Ave
Lancaster, PA 17603
Map: view school on map
Phone: (717) 291-6151



Classrooms Awaiting Adoption

Kensey, Shirley, classroom 104
My name is Shirley Kensey and I teach wonderful city first graders in the School District of Lancaster. I am in need of calculators for math. We currently have about 12 calculators for my class of 25. We also are always in need of books at all levels but especially at the lower level. It would mean a great deal to me to have someone help us out! Thank you so much!



Lacey, Sarah
My name is Sarah Lacey and I teacher in an urban school district in Lancaster, PA. I work with bright enthusiastic first graders who come from diverse backgrounds. We have a gifted program but little to no resources for our struggling readers. If adopted, I would buy reading materials to support those struggling readers and bring them back up to grade level so they are prepared for the challenges of second grade.

$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

READ BELOW!!!!!!!!!

Leese, Debra

I am the Principal of Buchanan. This year, I plan to read to each class, and donate the book to the classroom library for children to enjoy again and again. A gift of $500, would enable me to read to classes and donate the books to their rooms. Thank you for considering a Principal as a partner in getting children excited about books. --Debra



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price school has interesting needs too:


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U.S. Pennsylvania Lancaster Price Elementary

Price Elementary
Location: U.S. » Pennsylvania » Lancaster Price Elementary
is a Title I school. Title I eligibility reflects a high concentration of students from low-income households.

Address: 615 Fairview Ave
Lancaster, PA 17603
Map: view school on map
Phone: (717) 291-6252



Classrooms Awaiting Adoption

Kepner, Peg, classroom 129
My name is Peg Kepner. My 22 students are a bright enthusiastic group of inner city students who have spent too many of their lunch recesses inside this year.To help focus their creative energy and promote problem solving and cooperation, I have challenged them to build different K'Nex projects. The children have taken the challenge and constructed numerous projects with little or no directions, only pictures. We are running out of K'Nex and are need of more advanced kits since they are ready and willing to tackle more difficult projects. If adopted, I would purchase the necessary K'Nex to continue to challenge these bright capable problem solvers in hopes that they will be able to apply these skills later in life.



Marko, Deborah, classroom 5
Our three fifth grade classes have sold several thousand candy bars, enough to pay for two buses and the dormitories at Cape Henlopen State Park. We would love to take the children on the Cape Henlopen/Cape May ferry. It is $6.00 per person and we cannot sell another mountain of candy bars. If someone would adopt us we could take the children on this excursion, one they will never forget.



Reed, Justine, classroom 151
Our classroom is filled with 15 three and four year old children. Our program is designed to create experiences that children may not recieve at home. We are a parent-involvement program. We hold school on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Tuesdays and Thursdays are reserved for home visits with the child and his/her family.



Scott, Traci, classroom 114
My name is Traci Scott and I teach inner city kindergarten. My class is doing quite well on district assessments, and we have 90% of our children achieving or exceeding the standard. I have been teaching here for 17 years. If adopted, I would buy math manipulatives for my classroom. The children are practicing counting and they need some new materials. I could use unifix cubes, some counting bears, and some of the other newer materials out there. We have used the things we have, and parts have been lost over the years. Thank you for your consideration!



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U.S. Pennsylvania Lancaster Elementaryizabeth R Martin Elementary

Elementaryizabeth R Martin Elementary
Location: U.S. » Pennsylvania » Lancaster

Address: 1990 Wabank Rd
Lancaster, PA 17603
Map: view school on map
Phone: (717) 291-6193



Classrooms Awaiting Adoption

Myer, Victoria, classroom 12
I teach a group of 25 energetic kindergarten students who are eager to learn about reading, writing, math and science. I would purchase science books and math materials if my classroom was chosen to be adopted. My students are the leaders of tomorrow!



Otthofer, Kate, classroom 101
My name is Kate Otthofer and I teach a multi-age class of bright, enthusiastic first and second graders in the city. Our district does not supply very many materials. The majority of the books purchased come from my own personal funds. I only hope for the best for my students.



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county schools in lititz, manheim, conestoga valley need adopting too.

www.adoptaclassroom.com



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U.S. Pennsylvania Lititz Reidenbaugh Elementary

Reidenbaugh Elementary
Location: U.S. » Pennsylvania » Lititz

Address: 1001 Buckwalter Rd
Lititz, PA 17543
Map: view school on map
Phone: (717) 626-1000



Classrooms Awaiting Adoption

Brown, Peg, classroom 200
My name is Peg Brown and I teach young children who have special needs. That could include children with Down Syndrome, processing problems, mental retardation or having characteristics of autism. I teach concepts in many different ways and need a wide variety of materials to do this in order to reach the true capabilities of my students. I will be so grateful if you would adopt our class and so will my students! Thank You!



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U.S. Pennsylvania Lititz Reidenbaugh Elementary

Reidenbaugh Elementary
Location: U.S. » Pennsylvania » Lititz

Address: 1001 Buckwalter Rd
Lititz, PA 17543
Map: view school on map
Phone: (717) 626-1000



Classrooms Awaiting Adoption

Brown, Peg, classroom 200
My name is Peg Brown and I teach young children who have special needs. That could include children with Down Syndrome, processing problems, mental retardation or having characteristics of autism. I teach concepts in many different ways and need a wide variety of materials to do this in order to reach the true capabilities of my students. I will be so grateful if you would adopt our class and so will my students! Thank You!



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U.S. Pennsylvania Lancaster Manheim Twp Middle School

Manheim Twp Middle School
Location: U.S. » Pennsylvania » Lancaster

Address: Po Box 5134
Lancaster, PA 17606
Map: view school on map
Phone: (717) 560-3111



Classrooms Awaiting Adoption

Minch, Kristin, classroom 219
We are an innovative, energetic, adventuresome group that loves to take risks on projects and activities. Right now, we are embarking on Operation Oprah and we need the community's help! Please adopt us so that we can have the chance to convince Oprah Winfrey that Manheim Township is the BEST small town in the USA. Then she will come to visit our town! Hope to hear from you soon to tell you all the great details about our project! Miss Minch and the 7 White team students.



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December 13, 2005—Cambridge, Massachusetts—The One Laptop per Child (OLPC) board of directors today announced that Quanta Computer Inc. of Taiwan was chosen as the original design manufacturer (ODM) for the $100 laptop project. The decision was made after the board reviewed bids from several possible manufacturing companies.

In announcing the selection of Quanta, OLPC Chairman Nicholas Negroponte said, "Any previous doubt that a very-low-cost laptop could be made for education in the developing world has just gone away." Quanta has agreed to devote significant engineering resources from the Quanta Research Institute (QRI) in Q1 and Q2, 2006, with a target of bringing the product to market in Q4. The launch of 5-15 million units will be both in large-scale pilot projects in seven culturally diverse countries (China, India, Brazil, Argentina, Egypt, Nigeria, and Thailand), with one million units in each of these countries, and an additional modest allocation of machines to seed developer communities in a number of other selected countries. A commercial version of the machine will be explored in parallel.

"Quanta would like to contribute its industry-leading laptop technologies to the future success of the project, in hope of affording children worldwide with opportunities not only to close the 'digital divide,' but also to bridge the 'knowledge divide.' This project signifies a new stage and scale for the laptop industry by including those children never before considered to be laptop users," said Quanta founder and chairman, Barry Lam.

One Laptop per Child (OLPC) is a Delaware-based, non-profit organization created by Nicholas Negroponte and other faculty members from the MIT Media Lab to design, manufacture, and distribute laptops that are sufficiently inexpensive to provide every child in the world access to knowledge and modern forms of education. The laptops will be sold to governments and issued to children by schools on a basis of one laptop per child. These machines will be rugged, Linux-based, and so energy efficient that hand-cranking alone can generate sufficient power for operation. Mesh networking will give many machines Internet access from one connection. The pricing goal will start near $100 and then steadily decrease. The corporate members are Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), Brightstar, Google, News Corporation, Nortel, and Red Hat.

Quanta Computer Inc. was founded in 1988 in Taiwan. With over US $10 billion in sales, the company is a leading provider of technology products and solutions to Fortune 500 companies, including Dell, HP, and IBM. Quanta has the distinction of being the world's largest manufacturer of laptop PCs. The company also provides a full array of mobile phones, LCD TVs, and servers and storage products.

With dedication to technological innovation and education, Chairman Barry Lam launched a new US $200 million R&D center, Quanta R&D Complex (QRDC), in Taiwan. The facility, which opened in Q3 of 2005, has 2.2 million square feet of floor space, and the capacity to house up to 7,000 engineers.

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McCaskey High School newspaper: "VIDETTE" will run a story this week on adopt a classroom.

please post a link to story if you see it.

thanks

THE story on adopt-a-classroom is in the VIDETTE today.

can anyone provide the link to the story?

thanks

HELP!

CAN ANYONE open this link:

http://www.lancaster.k12.pa.us/high_school...key/vidette.htm



and post the jan 20, 06 article on adopt a classroom?

thanks

daisy

Daisy, I would love to help you out with the post, but when I open the newsletter, I'm not seeing anything on adopt-a-classroom. Sorry!

please search under teacher, woody chandler. the article should pull up.

how often is this newsletter published? can't find today link!

Daisy, I did and his name wasn't found. The Vidette appears to be published monthly during the 1st half of the month, so maybe it will be in the February issue?

IT IS IN FRIDAY ISSUE. I WILL VIEW IT LATER WHEN THE SCHOOL puts it online.....

muchas gracias for your help.

you rock... being real..

adios

FYI- VIDETTE- FEB 2, 06 ISSUE

ADOPT A CLASSROOM



http://www.lancaster.k12.pa.us/high_school...key/vidette.htm

IT WAS A nice story on teacher, woody chandler.

open ABOVE link to read about adopt a classroom and mcCaskey high school

thanks

below now...


FYI- VIDETTE- FEB 3, 06 ISSUE

ADOPT A CLASSROOM



http://www.lancaster.k12.pa.us/high_school...key/vidette.htm

Subject: Trading for Classrooms

Date: Mon, 13 Feb 2006 22:27:24 -0800




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If you or anyone you know works with a hedge fund or a mutual fund that can direct equity or option trades to Pali Capital in the normal course of business, I greatly appreciate your considering Pali Capital or passing this email along to friends as a way of supporting Adopt-A-Classroom. If you are interested in learning more, contact Brad Berk at bberk@palicapital.com.

Thank you for any support you can provide.

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www.adoptaclassroom.com

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updated link:

VIDETTE- FEB 3RD, 2006

ADOPT A CLASROOM

has sent you the following web link:

http://www.lancaster.k12.pa.us/high_school...key/vidette.htm



www.adoptaclassroom.com

Hi Daisy,

My McCaskey student just brought home the Vidette with the Adopt-a-classroom and I was going to tell you, but I see you've already heard about the article.

THANKS GEORGE W...

SIMON & SCHUSTER ADOPTED THIS SCHOOL IN BRISTOL, PA

a hard company to get support...


Mr. David Chichilitti
Adopted by Simon & Schuster


Description: My name is David J. Chichilitti and I teach in the Bristol Borough School District. I am also a alumni of this school district and use this as a motivating factor for my students. I am teaching 7th & 8th Special Education. I choose to teach special needs children because I believe that every child should be afforded an education that will allow them to enter college upon graduation, find a rewarding job,and become productive members of a community. We are a small school district with a limited budget. With your assistance, I would be able to provide them with additional tools that our district cannot afford. Thank you in advance for your consideration.
Classroom Details

Daisy, great post! This is a teacher who hasn't let the system affect his professional goals as they relate to his students. You go, Mr. Chichilitti! Kudos to Simon & Schuster, too.

This is unrelated to usual Adopt-a-Classroom situations but.........

The McCaskey Class of 2006 is trying to gather donations for their post-prom party.

Anyone out there able to donate?

YEAH... CONTACT KATE IF YOU CAN HELP THE McCaskey CLASS OF 2006!

yahoo!!!

EDWARD HAND HAS BEEN ADOPTED!

WWW.ADOPTACLASSROOM.COM

And one more Yahoo!!

Ms. Loughney's Burrowes Elementary K-Garten Class has now been adopted. Spread the word, there is a great need for reading materials for SDL students and this is a great way to get them the books they need. Plus, it leaves you with a great feeling on the inside...

Adopt-A-Classroom truly rocks!!!!!

gee i missed that one!!! LOL!

BURROWS SCHOOL
LANCASTER, PA

www.adoptaclassroom.com


Burrowes

Burrowes
Location: U.S. » Pennsylvania » Lancaster Burrowes
is a Title I school. Title I eligibility reflects a high concentration of students from low-income households.

Address: 1001 E Orange St
Lancaster, PA 17602
Map: view school on map
Phone: (717) 291-6159



Classrooms Awaiting Adoption

Loughney, Susan — Adopted by John & Melissa Carroll
Hi! My name is Sue and I teach in a city school with a room full of Kindergarten children who LOVE, LOVE, LOVE to read! Unfortunately, we are in need of books to read for pleasure and “independently” in our classroom. Please help our love of reading grow!



Ramos, Gina, classroom 2
My name is Gina Ramos. I teach kindergarten at a city school. If adopted, I plan to purchase books. The limited amount of leveled books that I have are in bad condition or are too hard for my students to read. I'd also purchase guided reading sets because I have to share a limited collection with another teacher. I would be so appreciative if you adopted my class! Thanks!

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nice to know...

LA ACADEMIA CAN BE ADOPTED but the teachers need to register and POST for FREE at www.adoptaclassroom.com



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Adoption June 8, 2006

U.S. Pennsylvania

Lancaster
La Academia:
The Partnership Cs

La Academia:The Partnership Cs

Location: U.S. » Pennsylvania » Lancaster La
Academia:The Partnership Cs

is a Title I school. Title I eligibility reflects a high concentration of students from low-income households.

Address: 30 N Ann Street
Lancaster, PA 17602
Map: view school on map
Phone: (717) 295-7763



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United States Pennsylvania Lancaster
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Click here for additional statistical information.
School names shown in bold have one or more classrooms waiting to be adopted.


• Brecht
• Brecht Sch
• Bucher
• Buehrle Alternative Ed
• Burrowes *
• Carter Macrae Elementary *
• Centerville Elementary *
• Centerville Middle School
• Conestoga Valley Middle School *
• Conestoga Valley Shs
• Elementaryizabeth R Martin Elementary
• Fritz Elementary *
• Fulton Elementary *
• George Washington Elementary *
• Hambright Elementary *
• Hamilton Elementary *
• Hand Middle School *
• James Buchanan Elementary
• King Elementary *
• La Academia:The Partnership Cs *
• Lafayette Elementary *
• Lancaster County Academy
• Lincoln Middle School
• Manheim Twp High School *
• Manheim Twp Middle School
• Manor Middle
• Mccaskey East Hs-Lev I
• Mccaskey Hs-Lev Ii
• Neff
• Neff 6
• Nitrauer
• Price Elementary *
• Reynolds Middle School *
• Rohrerstown Elementary *
• Ross Elementary *
• Schaeffer
• Smoketown Elementary *
• Thomas Wharton Elementary *
• Wheatland Middle School
• Wickersham Elementary *


* An asterisk indicates that a school has been designated Title I.
Title I reflects a high concentration of students from low-income households.



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United States Pennsylvania Lancaster
Lancaster, Pennsylvania
School names shown in bold have one or more classrooms waiting to be adopted.
School Name and Address Registered Adopted
• Brecht
0 0
• King Elementary *
5 0
• Schaeffer
0 0
• Rohrerstown Elementary *
0 0
• Hambright Elementary *
0 0
• Centerville Middle School
0 0
• Hamilton Elementary *
2 0
• Manor Middle
0 0
• Hand Middle School *
9 0
• Burrowes *
7 1
• Smoketown Elementary *
1 0
• Manheim Twp High School *
0 0
• Carter Macrae Elementary *
7 0
• Lafayette Elementary *
2 0
• Neff
0 0
• Nitrauer
0 0
• James Buchanan Elementary
3 0
• Wheatland Middle School
1 0
• Neff 6
0 0
• Wickersham Elementary *
2 0
• Fulton Elementary *
0 0
• Elementaryizabeth R Martin Elementary
2 0
• Buehrle Alternative Ed
0 0
• Lincoln Middle School
3 0
• George Washington Elementary *
7 0
• Ross Elementary *
1 0
• Bucher
0 0
• Price Elementary *
3 0
• Reynolds Middle School *
0 0
• Manheim Twp Middle School
1 0
• Thomas Wharton Elementary *
0 0
• Mccaskey East Hs-Lev I
0 0
• Conestoga Valley Middle School *
1 0
• Conestoga Valley Shs
2 0
• Centerville Elementary *
0 0
• Fritz Elementary *
0 0
• La Academia:The Partnership Cs *
0 0
• Mccaskey Hs-Lev Ii
1 0
• Lancaster County Academy
0 0
• Brecht Sch
0 0
Totals: 60 1
* An asterisk indicates that a school has been designated Title I.
Title I reflects a high concentration of students from low-income households.



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Miss Susan Loughney
Adopted by John & Melissa Carroll


Description: Hi! My name is Sue and I teach in a city school with a room full of Kindergarten children who LOVE, LOVE, LOVE to read! Many of the students also need to build a bigger vocabulary, which can be done through reading lots of books. Unfortunately, we are in need of books to read for pleasure and “independently” in our classroom. Please help our love of reading grow!
Classroom Details


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Grades: Kindergarten

SchoolBurrowes
1001 E Orange St
Lancaster, PA 17602

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U.S. Pennsylvania Lancaster Burrowes

Burrowes
Location: U.S. » Pennsylvania » Lancaster Burrowes
is a Title I school. Title I eligibility reflects a high concentration of students from low-income households.

Address: 1001 E Orange St
Lancaster, PA 17602
Map: view school on map
Phone: (717) 291-6159



Classrooms Awaiting Adoption

Artz, Kelly, classroom 17
My name is Kelly Artz. I am a first year teacher at an inner city school. I have a wonderful group of bright 3rd grade students. I have purchased many of the supplies for our room, but we could really use things like lower level reading books for students to read.



Gaston, Jamye, classroom 4
My name is Jamye Gaston and I teach a K4 class in inner city Lancaster, Pennsylvania. My class is comprised of 20 four year olds who all have some type of developmental delay (ie. speech, social, etc.) The goal of our program is to bring these children up to speed before they enter kindergarten and fall further behind.



Loughney, Susan — Adopted by John & Melissa Carroll
Hi! My name is Sue and I teach in a city school with a room full of Kindergarten children who LOVE, LOVE, LOVE to read! Many of the students also need to build a bigger vocabulary, which can be done through reading lots of books. Unfortunately, we are in need of books to read for pleasure and “independently” in our classroom. Please help our love of reading grow!



Mahlandt, Angela
HI! My name is Angi Mahlandt and I am an elementary school counselor for wonderful inner city students in grades K-5. Many of my students come with a need for social skills and coping strategies to be able to make friends and learn despite many personal and family issues at home. If adopted, I would buy small group and classroom materials that teach effective social skills and strategies in a fun way! I would love the opportunity to be able to use some of the exciting hands-on therapy materials I see in catalogs that these children so desperately need. Thank you for considering me - these children deserve the resources that are available to help them succeed and enjoy life!



Mowery, Stephanie
Hi! I am Stephanie Mowery and I absolutely love teaching ART in the city of Lancaster. I have over 400 students a week and receive $100 a year for speciality art supplies. This year I will be able to teach advanced projects to only 3 out of 17 classes. Please help!!!



Ramos, Gina — Adopted by Daisy Lee Myers
My name is Gina Ramos. I teach kindergarten at a city school. If adopted, I plan to purchase books. The limited amount of leveled books that I have are in bad condition or are too hard for my students to read. I'd also purchase guided reading sets because I have to share a limited collection with another teacher. I would be so appreciative if you adopted my class! Thanks!



Sargen, Trista, classroom 7
My name is Trista Sargen and I teach first grade in an urban school district. My priority is to teach first grade students how to read so that they will be on their way to a contributing part of society. Please help me contribute to the future of my kiddos. I love them dearly and you would too if you spent even a moment with them. We would love to meet you!!!



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U.S. Pennsylvania Lancaster Elementaryizabeth R Martin Elementary

Elementaryizabeth R Martin Elementary
Location: U.S. » Pennsylvania » Lancaster

Address: 1990 Wabank Rd
Lancaster, PA 17603
Map: view school on map
Phone: (717) 291-6193



Classrooms Awaiting Adoption

Myer, Victoria, classroom 12
I teach a group of 25 energetic kindergarten students who are eager to learn about reading, writing, math and science. I would purchase science books and math materials if my classroom was chosen to be adopted. My students are the leaders of tomorrow!



Otthofer, Kate, classroom 101
My name is Kate Otthofer and I teach a multi-age class of bright, enthusiastic first and second graders in the city. Our district does not supply very many materials. The majority of the books purchased come from my own personal funds. I only hope for the best for my students.



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U.S. Pennsylvania Lancaster James Buchanan Elementary

James Buchanan Elementary
Location: U.S. » Pennsylvania » Lancaster

Address: 340 S West End Ave
Lancaster, PA 17603
Map: view school on map
Phone: (717) 291-6151



Classrooms Awaiting Adoption

Kensey, Shirley, classroom 104
My name is Shirley Kensey and I teach wonderful city first graders in the School District of Lancaster. I am in need of calculators for math. We currently have about 12 calculators for my class of 25. We also are always in need of books at all levels but especially at the lower level. It would mean a great deal to me to have someone help us out! Thank you so much!



Lacey, Sarah
My name is Sarah Lacey and I teacher in an urban school district in Lancaster, PA. I work with bright enthusiastic first graders who come from diverse backgrounds. We have a gifted program but little to no resources for our struggling readers. If adopted, I would buy reading materials to support those struggling readers and bring them back up to grade level so they are prepared for the challenges of second grade.



Leese, Debra
I am the Principal of Buchanan. This year, I plan to read to each class, and donate the book to the classroom library for children to enjoy again and again. A gift of $500, would enable me to read to classes and donate the books to their rooms. Thank you for considering a Principal as a partner in getting children excited about books. --Debra



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UPDATE:

TEACHERS CAN ORDER ONLINE AT WWWW.ADOPTACLASSROOM.COM BY OCT 1ST. no more catalogs. order directly onine.

daisy


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How the Program Works

1 A classroom is selected
For each classroom you adopt, you make a $500 donation. We direct your gift either to a classroom of your choice, or, if you have no preference, an underserved classroom near you.



2 100% of your donation given to classroom
A merchandise credit of $500 (your entire donation) is established
for the classroom you adopted.



3 Teacher orders classroom supplies
Teacher selects and orders resources
to enrich the classroom.





4 Itemized invoice

We send you an itemized invoice
reflecting how your donation was spent.



5 Correspondence and interaction

The teacher and students of your adopted classroom send letters, art work, and email throughout the school year. You may visit the classroom and become as proactive as your schedule permits.



6 Lasting relationship

As you participate in subsequent years, you enjoy the cumulative effect of your efforts with each new class of students, as well as develop a lasting and meaningful relationship with the classroom teacher.




31,396 classrooms need your support.
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