Girls’ Club Cancelled 11-30-08

Posted: October 24, 2008 by Mrs. Kugelberg in Girls' Club

Girls’ Club will not be meeting 11-30-08 due to the school Halloween party!

Girls’ Club News

Posted: October 23, 2008 by Mrs. Kugelberg in Girls' Club

It has been exciting to watch Girls’ Club blossom in to something beautiful. The girls have made some great memories and have created deeper friendships. Two weeks ago the girls went on a field trip to the Irvine Spectrum. There they enjoyed laughing, eating frozen yogurt, riding the carousel, and of course shopping. Last week Ms. Glass talked to the girls about menstruation, and this week the girls had fun carving  pumpkins. In November, the girls will be going  to see High School Musical 3, learning about haircare and make up, and participating in a community service project.

SLT Members

Posted: October 1, 2008 by Ms. Lane in Student Leadership Team


Girl’s Club Will Meet

Posted: September 16, 2008 by Ms. Lane in Announcements, Girls' Club

The Girl’s Club will meet this Thursday, Sept. 18th from 12:15 - 1:00.  The girls may brnig their lunches.  Lunches will not be delivered on Thursday.  Please pick up at 1:00!

Attention Parents of Girls’ Club Members

Posted: September 11, 2008 by Mrs. Kugelberg in Girls' Club

We had a great first meeting today. The girls got to know each other while brainstorming ideas about the things they would like to do and what they want Girls’ Club to be. I have listed some of their fun ideas below. If you can help out with making any of these suggestions come into fruition please let me know. I will have to rely on volunteers in order to make some of the ideas happen. I will be sending home a parent note with girls. The note is to let you know there will be a one time dues fee of $20 to help cover the cost for snacks and or activities. Please let me know if your daughter has any allergies or food restrictions I should be aware of. Thank You! You can reach me at skugelberg@newvistaschool.org

Ideas:

Talking/ hanging out, playing video games together, Going outside (walking in  nature), Baking/ cooking, Guest Speakers, Shopping, bring your pet day, dancing, make-up, manicures/ Pedicures, Hair, Crafts/Art, Movies, making things for charitable causes, party, sleepovers (students only), Jewelry making, Eating. Most importantly No Boys!:)

Extra-Curricular Schedule

Posted: September 4, 2008 by Ms. Lane in Announcements, Extra-Curricular Activities

Course Elective Schedule
Fall 2008
If students are finished with class at 1:40 and they want to participate in an activity which starts at 2:30, NVS will provide supervision and guidance during this time. Maximum enrollment in all courses is 8.

Dance 9:40 - 10: 25 Wednesday and Friday (Mrs. Stewart)
Yoga 9:40 - 10:25 Tuesday and Thursday (Mrs. “O”)
Gymnastics 2:15 - 3:00 Tuesday and Thursday (TBA)
Shea Center 9:00 - 12:00 Wednesday (Mrs. Knoll)
Bowling 2:45 - 4:00 Tuesday (Staff)
SLT (Elected Positions) 2:30 - 3:30 Wednesday (Mr. Bowen)
Yearbook/Newsletter 2:30 - 3:30 Wednesday (Ms. Oberman and Ms. Mason)
Venturer’s Club Pending Follow Up Meeting (TBA)
Girl’s Club 2:30 - 3:15 Thursday (Mrs. “K”)

Girls’ Club Grades 6 – 12 (On-going enrollment)

Posted: August 26, 2008 by Ms. Lane in Girls' Club

This extracurricular club meets one day a week after-school. It is for girls only. Its purpose is to create friendships and unity among the girls of New Vista School. This club will be a place for girls to talk about typical and appropriate teenage topics, to encourage and share with one another, and to simply be girls. The girls club will have guest speakers, involvement with typical teenage peers, and other girl related activities.

Student Leadership Team Elected Position (Full Year)

Posted: August 26, 2008 by Mrs. Camaya in Student Leadership Team

Members of the Student Leadership Team (SLT) are elected as class representatives.  Members serve as role models and meet weekly to develop new ideas and share the ideas and concerns of their peers.  SLT members attend school functions as school representatives and as participants.  They are responsible for planning and organizing school activities and working with the administration to introduce new ideas to their peers and to share concerns.