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Art on the Lawn Exhibit
Art on the Lawn Exhibit
On Saturday, June 9th, from 10-4pm, Michelle Bloomer displayed the efforts of her General Art (Special Education) class from the 2017-2018 school year. The Danville Museum of Fine Arts and History supplied a tent a table for free, in exchange that Michelle lead the children's art activity. "This is the program's second year of participating in this community outreach with local artists, and it is a genuine joy and passion of mine to do so," stated Michelle. The museum maintains that as long as Michelle is willing to lead the art activity, DPS has an open invitation to continue this display in the future. Next year, Michelle hopes to sell the art on the student's behalf. Congrats - the artwork is beautiful!!!!
On Saturday, June 9th, from 10-4pm, Michelle Bloomer displayed the efforts of her General Art (Special Education) class from the 2017-2018 school year. The Danville Museum of Fine Arts and History supplied a tent a table for free, in exchange that Michelle lead the children's art activity. "This is the program's second year of participating in this community outreach with local artists, and it is a genuine joy and passion of mine to do so," stated Michelle. The museum maintains that as long as Michelle is willing to lead the art activity, DPS has an open invitation to continue this display in the future. Next year, Michelle hopes to sell the art on the student's behalf. Congrats - the artwork is beautiful!!!!
Piedmont Regional Governor's School Open House and Performance
Piedmont Regional Governor's School Open House and Performance
Please see the invitation below to attend the 2018 Open House for the Piedmont Regional Governor's School summer program. The Open House will be held on Thursday, June 28, 2018, from 6:00 - 7:30pm at Chatham High School. The drama class invites you to stay for their production of "Junie B. Jones, The Musical, Jr." which will begin at 7:30pm in the Chatham High School auditorium.
Please see the invitation below to attend the 2018 Open House for the Piedmont Regional Governor's School summer program. The Open House will be held on Thursday, June 28, 2018, from 6:00 - 7:30pm at Chatham High School. The drama class invites you to stay for their production of "Junie B. Jones, The Musical, Jr." which will begin at 7:30pm in the Chatham High School auditorium.
Inventor's Showcase
Inventor's Showcase
You are invited to this year's Inventor's Showcase for Camp Invention 2018! Please join us to see what the campers have created, invented, discovered, and uncovered this week while they were participating in "Fast Forward!" Be at Galileo Magnet High School at 2:00pm on Friday, June 22, 2018 to see the Puppy Parade and more!
You are invited to this year's Inventor's Showcase for Camp Invention 2018! Please join us to see what the campers have created, invented, discovered, and uncovered this week while they were participating in "Fast Forward!" Be at Galileo Magnet High School at 2:00pm on Friday, June 22, 2018 to see the Puppy Parade and more!
New Freshman Transition Program at Galileo Magnet School
New Freshman Transition Program at Galileo Magnet School
In an effort to give the rising ninth-graders a jump start on the year and better prepare them for the transition from middle to high school, the Galileo team has developed a Freshman Transition Program for the 2018-19 school year. The event will kick off this summer with a camp titled All in a Day's Work: Making the Most of Your First Day where the rising junior and senior leaders will offer instruction on what it means to be a Falcon. From mini-classes on dress code and other important policies, to team building exercises that will allow students to make new friends prior to the hectic first day, the camp will immerse our new students in the Galileo culture, making their first weeks less stressful as they adapt to a new way of doing things.
In an effort to give the rising ninth-graders a jump start on the year and better prepare them for the transition from middle to high school, the Galileo team has developed a Freshman Transition Program for the 2018-19 school year. The event will kick off this summer with a camp titled All in a Day's Work: Making the Most of Your First Day where the rising junior and senior leaders will offer instruction on what it means to be a Falcon. From mini-classes on dress code and other important policies, to team building exercises that will allow students to make new friends prior to the hectic first day, the camp will immerse our new students in the Galileo culture, making their first weeks less stressful as they adapt to a new way of doing things.
The camp is set for Thursday, July 26 from 12-6pm, with lunch and a snack provided, and will feature a parent/guardian meeting following camp from 6-7pm so the whole family feels adequately informed about practices like check-in and check-out, new graduation requirements, who to reach out to when in need and so much more.
The camp is set for Thursday, July 26 from 12-6pm, with lunch and a snack provided, and will feature a parent/guardian meeting following camp from 6-7pm so the whole family feels adequately informed about practices like check-in and check-out, new graduation requirements, who to reach out to when in need and so much more.
During camp and continuing into the parent meeting, Galileo will also have an Extra-Curricular Activity Fair where students and the families can see all that Galileo has to offer in addition to setting a high bar for academic achievement with clubs, sports, and service organizations.
During camp and continuing into the parent meeting, Galileo will also have an Extra-Curricular Activity Fair where students and the families can see all that Galileo has to offer in addition to setting a high bar for academic achievement with clubs, sports, and service organizations.
Galileo is so excited to welcome new students this year and hopes that this program will ease nerves, promote positive behaviors and ensure the success of the Class of 2022.
Galileo is so excited to welcome new students this year and hopes that this program will ease nerves, promote positive behaviors and ensure the success of the Class of 2022.
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