DSASA Newsletter 10/10

Down Syndrome Association of San Antonio • 2800 NW Loop 410 • San Antonio, TX 78230 • 210-349-4372!Volume 12, Issue 4

OCTOBER 2010

Executive Director ..............1

Annual Holiday Party ........1

Buddy Walk 2010 ................2

Playgroup ............................3

2011 DSA Calendar ............3

Outreach ..............................4

Teen Club ............................4

Support Groups ..................5

Meet Aaron..........................6

Adult Matters! ....................6

Educational ........................7

Meet Your Board ................7

Looking Ahead ....................8

News & Notes ......................9

Kid Connection ..................9

Pool Your Pennies ............10

Contributions....................10

Who We Are ......................11

Calendar of Events ............12

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One again, the Buddy Walk on September 25th wasa huge success! It is hard to believe that this wasour 10th year! We had over 4,000 participants joinus at Heroes Stadium as we celebrated the lives ofthose with Down syndrome whom we love with alot of enthusiasm, joy, and style! Thank you to allthe volunteers, donors, families, and the DSA stafffor making the Buddy Walk so successful. Pleasetake a minute to read all about the great eventswithin this newsletter.

During the past few months, we have had quite anumber of things going on for the Down syndromecommunity, as well as the DSA. Our monthly socialactivities continue to bring many children andadults together along with their families. Pleasewatch your emails and mailboxes for reminders ofupcoming events and be sure to call or email theDSA office to RSVP for all our events.

On Wednesday, Oct. 6th, President Obama signedinto law “Rosa’s Law”. This law will changereferences in federal law from mental retardation tointellectual disability, and references to a mentallyretarded individual to an individual with anintellectual disability. This is a hugeaccomplishment for those we love with Downsyndrome, and I would like to thank all the familiesthat wrote letters to their respective representativesto help get this law passed. Congratulations to all ofyou!

On Saturday, Oct. 9th, the 1st Annual Hoot NHoller event was held in New Braunfels at FreiheitCountry Store. This wonderful fundraising event

helped raise funds for theNew Braunfels branch, sothat we may expand to helpsupport all the families inComal and Guadalupecounties. I want to thankStephanie Anderson for allher hard work along with herterrific committee of friends.They sure know how to put on a party and raisemoney for a great cause! We can’t wait for nextyear’s event!

We have added another board member to the DSABoard of Directors! Dennis Johnson joined theboard in August and will serve as a member atlarge. Dennis works for the Army ResidenceCommunity and has been an active volunteer withSpecial Olympics. He has a true passion for thosewith Down syndrome, so we are extremely excitedthat he has chosen to help the DSA as a boardmember! Welcome, Dennis!

Please plan to join us on Tuesday, December 21stfor the annual DSA Holiday Party at La VillitaAssembly Hall. We will have food, drinks, music,visits with Santa, and raffle prizes. Be sure andmark your calendar!

Have you ever considered making a donation to theDown Syndrome Association? If so, we make itreally easy by accepting donations through ourwebsite, http://www.dsasa.org/e-donation.cfm.Thank you for your support!

Terri Mauldin

KEEPING UP WITHDownsDownsMessage from Terri Mauldin ...

Annual Holiday Party!Please join us for the annual DSA Holiday Party on Tuesday, December 21 • 6 - 8 p.m.La Villita Assembly Building (main floor) • 401 Villita, San Antonio, TX 78205FREE parking will be provided with a parking ticket which is available at the DSA office.We have planned a wonderful evening including a barbeque meal, as well as hot dogs for the kids. Santa will be there to hearwhat’s on your holiday wish list. Our incredible DJ will be there, as well, so make sure to wear your dancing shoes.

Due to the late date of this year’s event, we will NOT be accepting unwrapped toys; however, we are hoping each family willdonate one special toy directly to Elf Louise or Blue Santa. Pictures will be taken with Santa and available for purchasethrough the DSA website.

Please RSVP by December 10th with the number of adults and children that will be attending to Nana Knowles at210-349-4372 or email [email protected]. We appreciate your timely RSVP, as we must confirm the number of mealsbeing catered. You must make arrangements to pick up or request us to mail your parking ticket prior to Friday, Dec. 17th.

We hope to see you there!

After the walk, the participants enjoyed a wide array of festivities.There were moon bounces, face painting, arts and crafts,basketball hoops, banner making and, of course, the train rideprovided by Faith Train #7. The wonderful sounds of great dancemusic were provided by DJ Richard Hughes, from Baby Huey’s.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank the followingexhibitors who displayed their services to the special needscommunity: Unicorn Center, Kids Yoga Therapy, Reece’s Rainbow,Bandera Dental Care, The Dinner Garden, Achievers Center forEducation, ARC of San Antonio, A Plus Pediatrics Rehabilitation,The Speech and Language Center at Stone Oak, Eva’s Heroes,Allstate Insurance, Rehab Association, Auburn Dental, AbilityPediatric Therapy, Therapy 2000, CAMP CAMP, Discovery Toys,Respite Care of San Antonio, Research Down Syndrome, SpursSports & Entertainment, American Income Life, Kinetic Kids,PerryLee Home Health Care, New York Life Insurance, SanAntonio Children’s Museum, and Lifetime Living Inc.

We had a record number of corporate sponsor supporters thisyear from the community. Thank you to all the followingsponsors:

GREAT BUDDY ($10,000)AvnetValero

BIG BUDDY ($5,000)HEB Tournament of ChampionsGordon Hartman Family FoundationWright Production Equipment Specialists

SPECIAL BUDDY ($2,500)North Park LexusRiver City Community ChurchThe Speech and Language Center at Stone OakPCI EducationBroadway Bank

COOL BUDDY ($1,000)Trinity Surgery CenterDeerfield Animal HospitalDanny T. ThompsonAllstate, Jim Boren AgencyWash TubInstitute for Women’s HealthTherapy 2000

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Once again, the Buddy Walk was aTREMENDOUS success! We had over4,000 participants come walk on abeautiful sunny, but hot day! Because ofyou, the families and friends of childrenand adults with Down syndrome, weraised over $130,000 for the DownSyndrome Association of San Antonioand the National Down Syndrome Society. This money will go tohelp support the many programs and services that are provided bythe DSA and assist the NDSS in their research, advocacy, andeducation initiatives.

This event would not be possible without the hard work anddedication of the Buddy Walk committee. We also require a largenumber of volunteers at the walk to make it a success. So, THANKYOU to all the committee members and volunteers.

We would like to congratulate the participants that were thewinners of some awesome prizes! Aiden’s All Stars (AidenWilliams), Nate’s Net (Nathaniel Fritsche), and 3D (MichealCole) were each winners of a VIP canopy, a goody basket and ateam banner for being the top team fundraisers. Kira Williamswas the Top Fundraiser and won a 2-night stay at the Westin LaCantera Resort, and Micheal Cole was the 2nd Place Fundraiserand will receive the registration fee for the 2011 National DownSyndrome Convention to be held here in San Antonio!

This was our first year to be at Heroes Stadium. The venue was awonderful location with its wide expanse of space. Thank you toIrl Kincaid from the North East Independent School Districtfor allowing us to use the facility. We can’t wait to be at HeroesStadium again next year!

A special thank you goes to Jack Riccardi, KTSA RadioPersonality, for serving as our Master of Ceremonies once again.Jack is a strong supporter of the DSA, and we look forward tohaving him help us every year! We were extremely honored tohave Gordon and Morgan Hartman serve as our HonoraryBuddies. Thank you, Gordon and Morgan, for making ourmorning very special! We would also like to thank CouncilmanJohn Clamp; Bexar County Commissioner Tommy Adkisson;Miss Teen Texas Sydney Datcher; Mrs. San Antonio AngelaFirkins; Mrs. Central Texas Cynthia Hinojosa; Mrs. TexasNatalie McLarty and the Spurs Coyote for coming to the walkand showing their support.

The Buddy Walk would not be the same without the JohnsonHigh School JROTC Color Guard presenting the colors. Thankyou to Anthony Carnes for singing the National Anthem. Ofcourse, we loved having the children from Kinetic Kids warm allof us up for the walk with their incredible cheer and danceroutines. After the opening ceremonies, Gordon, Morgan, and theCoyote, with the help of the Johnson High School cheer team,started the one-mile walk around Heroes Stadium.

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BUDDIES (UNDER $1,000)San Antonio Express NewsCavender Auto FamilyPadgett Stratemann & Co., LLCCopenhagen ImportsCoca ColaBill Miller’s Bar-B-QPenske Truck RentalAbsolute RentalsBaby Huey’s DJ & Sound SystemHolt CatFaith Train #7Parties, Picnics and PromotionsOtis SpunkmeyerAllianceSimply WeSide AfectsSyscoWalmartWrigley’sAmerican Medical ResponseThe Westin La CanteraFreddy’s Frozen Custard

______ 2011 DSA Calendar(s) @ $10 each: $ ______

Shipping/Handling ($2 1st calendar; $1 ea. addtl.): ______

TOTAL $ ______

Child with Down syndrome?

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If yes, name and birthdate of child with DS:

Name: ________________________________________________

Birthdate: ______________________________________________

SHIP TO:

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Address: ______________________________________________

City, State, Zip: __________________________________________

Phone: ________________________________________________

E-mail: ________________________________________________

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2011 DSA Calendar Order Form

2011 DSA CALENDARSNOW AVAILABLE

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Playgroupby Anabel Pearson – Playgroup Director

The Down Syndrome Association Playgroup is a playtime forchildren ages 0-3 and their parents. The DSA will pay for entryfees to these activities (if applicable) for the child with Downsyndrome and their siblings. Please RSVP for each event to NanaKnowles at [email protected] or 210-349-4372.

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21 - ANNUAL DSA HOLIDAY PARTYPlease see page 1 for more information.

KINDER MUSIC PLAYGROUP11- 11:30 a.m., Music Arts Center Northwest (IH 10 & De Zavala),12732 Cimarron Path, Ste. 100, San Antonio, TX 78249. PleaseRSVP if you are planning to attend since materials are needed foreach lesson. Contact the DSA office at [email protected] or210-349-4372.

NOVEMBER 9 - Animals a DancingNOVEMBER 16, 23, 30 & DECEMBER 7, 14, 21 - Around the FarmJANUARY 4, 11, 18, 25 & FEBRUARY 1, 8 - On the GoFEBRUARY 15, 22 & MARCH 1, 8, 22, 29 - Up in the SkyAPRIL 5, 12, 19, 26 & MAY 3, 10 - Down on the Ground

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Outreachby Mendy Roberts - Outreach Director

The year is winding down, and the Outreach Program has beenvery busy meeting new families and new babies! It is alwaysexciting to see the new babies and to provide their parents,grandparents and siblings with the support and information thatis so important to raising a child with Down syndrome.

If you or someone you know is aware of a new family or someonethat has moved into the area that is not aware of our services,please contact the Down Syndrome Association office. I lookforward to meeting them.

I hope that everyone has a happy holiday season, and I lookforward to helping even more families in 2011.

LET US WELCOME OUR NEWEST MEMBERS TO THE DSAFAMILY!

Anthony & Wynter Barnes, parents of Angel, born 2/21/05

Mike & Cindy Stodden, parents of Leah, born 7/1/82

Jose & Susie Herrera, parents of Alejandra, born 10/25/04

Stephanie Rojas, parent of Jeremiah, born 7/7/08

Amigabh & Vargika Misra, parents of Vedansh, born 12/30/09

John & Barbara Sellers, parents of Francis, born 3/23/76

Rudy & Lucy Ynostrosa, parents of Ernie, born 4/17/10

Ramiro & Estella Longoria, parents of Nathanael, born 6/9/09

Raul & Dora Delagarza, parents of Mark, born 8/7/77

Erik & Stephanie Hurst, parents of Samuel, born 4/27/04

Debbie Sanchez, parent of Israela

Christopher & Cynthia Warczak, parents of Noah, born 3/11/08

David & Vicky Tsang, parents of Ava, born 9/9/08

Aurelia Mata, grandparent of Jessica, born 4/21/82

Emelda Arreguin, parent of Joshua, born 9/6/05

Amber Lopez, parent of Angelina, born 1/1/04

Maria Reyna, parent of Yolanda

Melisa Calvillo, parent of Christian, born 12/5/08

Max & Alma Murdoch, parents of Max Jr., born 3/3/10

Albert & Jamie Elizondo, parents of Eva, born 9/10/97

Juan & Hortencia Gonzalez, parents of Selina, born 5/10/10

Teen Clubby Elizabeth Carnes - Teen Club Director

The Teen Club is open to all teens with any disability betweenthe ages of 13 and 17. The goal of the Teen Club is to fosterfriendships, stimulate socialization, and increase positive selfesteem. Chaperones will be in attendance at each event. The costof Teen Club events will be covered by the DSA for the teen andone special needs, age-appropriate friend. Please RSVP for eachevent to Nana Knowles at [email protected] or210-349-4372.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20 - MOVIE NIGHT6:30 -8:30 p.m., Santikos Embassy 14, 13770 Embassy Row,San Antonio, TX 78216. Come check out a movie with the Teengroup! If you RSVP by November 15, each child with special needswill receive admission and a “snack pack concession” provided bythe DSA. Parents are encouraged to attend a movie at the sametheatre.


SATURDAY, JANUARY 22, 2011 - BOWLING & FUTUREEVENT PLANNING6 - 8:30 p.m. Brunswick Bowl @ Thousand Oaks, 4330 ThousandOaks Blvd., San Antonio, TX 78217. Shoes and games will beprovided for the teen group member. Please RSVP no later thanWednesday, January 19, 2011 to reserve our lanes; also we willhave a year in review and discuss future events for the Teen group!Bring money for concessions.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12 - TEEN WINTER FESTIVAL6:30 - 8:30 p.m., The Pam Stephens Center, 6530 Wurzbach Rd.,San Antonio, TX 78240. Join us for the teen winter festival. Bring 1snack & 1 CD or game to share. Please RSVP by February 10.

SATURDAY, MARCH 26 - PUTT PUTT GOLF6:30 - 8 p.m., Embassy Oaks, 606 Embassy Oaks, San Antonio, TX78216, 210-499-4400. Join us for Putt Putt Golf & Video Games.Please bring money if you would like something at the snack baror you would like to play video games. The golf game is coveredby the DSA. Moms and Dads are welcome at their own expense.Please RSVP by Monday, March 14.

Hoot N Holler EventOctober 9, 2010

New Braunfels, Texas

SPECIAL THANKS TO:Anderson-Jenkins Signature Homes

The Blackburn FamilyGreen Plumbing

NB MattressMcKenna Legacy Foundation

HEB

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9Come enjoy some holiday refreshments, networking and shareyour ideas for 2011 speakers and topics.

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21Annual DSA Holiday Christmas Party. Please see page 1 for moreinformation.

THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 2011Topic: Positive Behavioral InterventionSpeaker: Dot O’Donnell, Partners Resource Network

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10Topic: Early Childhood Intervention (ECI)Speaker: Dot O’Donnell, Partners Resource Network

THURSDAY, MARCH 10Topic: Information Session with Floresville ISD

NEW BRAUNFELS PARENT SUPPORT GROUPby Esther Mendoza – New Braunfels Branch DirectorThe Down Syndrome Association’s New Braunfels Branchserves children and adults with Down syndrome in Comal andGuadalupe counties. Our meetings are held the secondWednesday of each month from 6 - 8 p.m. at the Hill CountryMHMR Office, 511 North Street, New Braunfels, TX 78130. PleaseRSVP for each event by contacting the New Braunfels BranchDirector, Esther Mendoza, at 830-609-9363 [email protected].

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10Topic: Problem Solving & Redirection

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8Topic: Any Baby Can Information/Q&A


WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 2011Topic: ARC of New Braunfels Support & Services

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9Topic: Speech and Language Pathologist & Discussing Language

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9Topic: HCS Support & Services

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Support GroupsSAN ANTONIO PARENT SUPPORT GROUPby Mendy Roberts - Parent Support Group DirectorOur monthly meetings of the Parent Support Group aredesigned for parents, grandparents, siblings, and friends ofchildren with Down syndrome.The meetings begin at 6:30 p.m. with introductions andannouncements, followed by insightful information from a guestspeaker from 6:45 - 7:45 p.m. Participants have the opportunity toshare experiences and concerns with others from 7:45 - 8:30 p.m.The meetings are held at Coker United Methodist Church, 231 E.North Loop Road, south of Bitters off U.S. 281 North. Childcare isavailable at no cost; however, reservations are required by calling210-494-3455 x245 at least 48 hours in advance. Please leave adetailed message when making a reservation. Out of respect to ourspeakers, we ask that all children over the age of two be left inchildcare.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9NOTE - this is the 2nd Tuesday of the month due to Election DayTopic: Planning MeetingLocation: Gibbs 1108/1109

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7Topic: Open ForumLocation: Gibbs 1108/1109


TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, 2011Topic: Developing Toilet Training Programs, Applications &Problem Solving TechniquesLocation: Gibbs 1108/1109

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1Topic: Adult PanelLocation: Gibbs 1108/1109

TUESDAY, MARCH 1Topic: Open ForumLocation: Gibbs 1108/1109

FLORESVILLE PARENT SUPPORT GROUPby Tammi Burleson and Shannon Jeanes-Stanush, FloresvilleBranch DirectorsThe Down Syndrome Association’s Floresville Branch servesspecial needs families in Wilson and Atascosa counties. Ourmeetings are held the second Thursday of each month from6:30 - 7:30 p.m. at the Camino Real MHMR Office, 540 10thStreet, Suite 100, Floresville, TX 78114. Shannon Jeanes-Stanushand Tammi Burleson are the Branch Directors and can be reachedat 210-723-6843 or 210-213-5258. NEW! The Floresville Branchnow has a lending library! Contact the Branch Directors to checkout materials.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11Topic: Open Forum

HEB - $5,000 grant for the Outreach Program

Valero Energy Foundation - $25,000 Children’s CharityBenefit from 2010 Valero Texas Open, Birdies for Charity

Gordon Hartman Family Foundation - $10,000

Baptist Health Foundation of SA - $3,000

Cowden Charitable Foundation Trust - $10,000

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Meet Aaron Shayne AndersonAaron was scheduled to arrive onJune 8th, but in the first of many surprises,he decided to join us onJune 1, 2009. We had an exciting middle ofthe night drive to the hospital and welcomedour long-awaited son while grinning fromear to ear. Several hours later, a pediatricianinformed us that the hospital nurses suspected Aaron had Downsyndrome. We sat there stunned and in disbelief. As the long twoweeks passed, we found a way to completely deny the obvious.

Finally, on June 15th we had the confirmation. Aaron has Downsyndrome. We were entering a world that we were not familiarwith and did not want to understand. We were lucky, though,since our tour guide of this new land was happy and healthy andglad to be here. Aaron gazed at us in amazement and wonder andfrom day 1 began teaching us lessons in love and faith andhappiness.

Aaron spent his baby year as any other baby would - eating,sleeping, playing and learning. He reached many milestones earlyor on time and, much to our amazement, was rolling over at threemonths! Of our three kiddos, Aaron was by far the most laid backand peaceful baby. We always feel that he knows something aboutlife that we don’t completely understand! Aaron’s only hospitalstay was a week for RSV in January. Once he figured out that thenurses would speak to him in a high-pitched baby voice, he was inheaven. He has been a ladies’ man from the very beginning!

Now Aaron is 16 months old andtrying to keep up with his bigsisters, Allie Mae (5) and AshlynIrene (4). He is pulling up andtrying to get the hang of walking.We can tell he really wants to bepart of the daily action of theAnderson household. Aaron

loves to eat so we have to monitor his intake or he will literally eathimself sick! He receives physical and speech therapy from ECIand, being the great sleeper that he is, often takes an extra-longnap on those days. He’s obsessed with a red shaky egg and a toyhammer, though his favorite activity is Kindermusik with Kat. As agift from dear friends, we began enrolling Aaron in this musicprogram at 6 months, and it has helped his developmentexponentially. He loves the interaction with other kiddos and clapsand sways side to side with the music.

Aaron is definitely developing opinions and coming into his owndistinct personality. He screams “out” (sounds like “at”) when he isready to get up in the morning and loves to make raspberries atpeople. If we are out and about, he will stare someone down untilthey look at him. He will then flash his bright smile and move onto the next person.

These are all just physical accomplishments. Aaron’s real gift hasbeen the immediate transformation of hearts and minds in thegroup of extended friends in our community. Over the last yearand a half, we have answered countless questions and tried toeducate people as much as we can on the positive experience weare having raising our son. We feel blessed to have the chance tolearn from Aaron and to be surrounded by such an amazingsupport group of family and friends. We are looking forward toseeing Aaron grow and achieve all of his potential. Although weare still learning and unsure of where we are going, our littleAaron will most definitely lead the way!

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Adult Matters!by Julie Cheatwood - Adult Matters! Director

Adult Matters! is a social program specifically designed for ouradults with DS ages 18 and older. The focus is on providing anenvironment to help them further develop their social skills, buildfriendships among other adults with DS, and offer them safe andappropriate interactions within the community. In order to fosterthat environment, we encourage them to invite an age-appropriatepeer (another adult with special needs) to participate with them.DSA will pay the participation fee for both of them as well as a 1:4chaperone ratio.We realize that our adults depend on family andfriends for transportation to and from these activities, so we willalways try to plan activities that offer a place whereparents/guardians can gather nearby (restaurant, coffee shop, etc.)and visit with each other during the event. Please RSVP for eachevent to Nana Knowles at [email protected] or210-349-4372.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13 - MORGAN’S WONDERLAND &2011 YEAR PLANNING11 a.m. - 1 p.m., 5223 David Edwards Drive, San Antonio, TX 78223.Come share your ideas for the 2011 Adult Matters events. A boxlunch and drink will be provided to the Adult Matters participant.Parents are welcome to order a lunch at their own expense throughthe DSA. Please RSVP by Nov. 10th. You must ALSO register atMorgan’s Wonderland, www.morganswonderland.com.


SATURDAY, JANUARY 22, 2011 - FOOD BANK OF SAN ANTONIO1 p.m. - 3 p.m., 5200 Old Highway 90 West, San Antonio, TX 78227.

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 13 - BOWLING 2 - 4 p.m., Brunswick Thousand Oaks Bowl, 4330 Thousand OaksBlvd., San Antonio, TX 78217. Shoes and games will be providedto the Adult Matters participant. Bring money for concessions.Please RSVP by Feb. 8th.

SATURDAY, MARCH 12 - FORMAL DANCE7 - 10 p.m., Aldaco’s Restaurant Sunset Station, 100 East Hoefgen,San Antonio, TX 78205. Come dressed in your formal attire, getyour photo taken and enjoy some great dancing. Drinks andappetizers will be provided to the Adult Matters participants.

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PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE -2010-2011 ARC OF SAN ANTONIOEDUCATION SERIESA series of workshops designed tohelp parents and caregivers ofchildren/young adults with cognitiveand other developmental disabilitiesprepare for the future. Allpresentations will be held at The Arc of San Antonio’s PamStephens Center located at 6530 Wurzbach, 78240. Registrationrequired. Please contact Heather Long at 210-490-4300 ext. 113 [email protected]. For details and updated information onspeakers, visit our online calendar at www.arc-sa.org.

*Childcare option: Respite Care of San Antonio offers Family DayOut at the PSC on Saturdays 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. You MUST beregistered with Respite Care of San Antonio to use their respiteservices. Contact Maya Sordo at 210-737-1212 ext. 15.

The Basics of Texas Medicaid Waiver ProgramsSaturday, December 4, 2010 • 9 a.m. - 12 Noon

Guardianship and Special Needs TrustsSaturday, February 12, 2011 • 9 a.m. - 12 Noon

Day to Day Life After School: An OverviewSaturday, April 9, 2011 • 9 a.m. - 12 Noon

TAPPESTRY 2011 CONFERENCE“Discovering Balance - Uniting Schools,Communities, and Families”Save the date! February 26, 2011

2011 INCLUSION WORKS CONFERENCEFebruary 23-26, 2011Renaissance Austin Hotel, Austin Texas Register Online at www.thearcoftexas.org

Master Session Presenters:Dr. Michael McSheehan - The Beyond Access ModelDr. Marilyn Friend - Creating and Sustaining Effective ClassroomPartnerships in Inclusive SchoolsCo-Teach Fest with Dr. Lisa Deiker and Dr. Wendy Murawski

For more information, call 1-800-252-9729 or visit the website athttp://www.thearcoftexas.org/conferences/inclusionworks.asp.

LISA DROZDICK, SECRETARY

by Tim McIntosh

1. How long have you lived in San Antonio?I have lived in San Antonio since 1999 with

my family; however, I lived here when I was a kid beginning in7th grade and graduated from MacArthur High School. I wasmarried at Randolph AFB.

2. Please tell me about your family and where you grew up?I am a military child so I lived in Alabama, Colorado, Alaska andTexas. I lived in West Virginia where I attended graduate schoolbefore moving back here. I am married to Keller Drozdick andhave 2 kids, Hayley (12) and Aidan (9). My parents and sisteralso live in San Antonio.

3. Do you have a child with Down syndrome, or if not, what areyour ties with the Down syndrome community?I do not have a child with Down syndrome. I am good friendswith Bill and Patty Cade and have known Billy Jr. for 6 years. Wehave supported them and the DSASA each year at Buddy Walk.My first clinical experience was working with the adult dayprogram at the San Antonio State School in the early ’90s inwhich several of the adult members were individuals with Downsyndrome. Over the years, I have worked with several individualswith Down syndrome and their families and feel a strong tie tothe DSASA.

4. Please tell me what you and your family like to do?We enjoy hiking, camping and spending time as a family.Reading is a particular shared interest though we also enjoytraveling and try to see as many sites within driving distance aswe can. My son plays soccer and loves video games. My daughterparticipates in choir and is an avid reader. Both our kids areactive in scouting, as well.

5. How do you want to help the Down Syndrome Association ofSan Antonio?I would like to help with the medical outreach program, helpingdoctors obtain the information and training to provide the bestdiagnosis and care to individuals with Down syndrome and theirfamilies. I also enjoy taking the notes at the meetings andkeeping the group organized, at least on paper.

6. What do you think the goal of the Association should be?The main goal should always be the provision of social,educational, and support services to individuals with Downsyndrome and their families. The social programs providedthrough the DSASA are amazing and provide so manyopportunities for families and individuals to participate. I wouldlike to see the adult tutoring program grow and become a vitalpart of the community, as well.

7. What do you see as the future for a Down syndrome child?I think the answer to this question would be different for eachchild. Each child has different interests and skills and possessesunique strengths. As we come to recognize individual’s strengthsinstead of focusing on weaknesses, I think each child will be ableto reach their full potential. Unfortunately, many of the servicesand supports needed to help individuals with Down syndromereach their full potential are not available or are only available toa limited number of individuals. This is changing, and I think theDSASA provides many of the services that are filling this gap.

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Looking Ahead ...PLANNING FOR YOUR CHILD’S FUTURE . . .What Every Family of a Child with Special Needs Ought to Know

Every parent worries about providing for their children over thecourse of their lives, and for parents of children with special needs,this feeling can often be even more acute. But because planningdecisions can be difficult, families sometimes put them off, focusinginstead on the many other challenges of daily life.

Establishing an estate plan is an important step in ensuring that yourloved one with special needs is taken care of for as long as they needsupport. This is true whether the child with special needs is still aminor or is now an adult. Planning is especially important when achild is receiving needs-based public assistance, or may require suchbenefits in the future.

Every estate plan should include a will, selection of a guardian forminor children, assignment of financial power of attorney, andadvance health directives. But, for families of a child with specialneeds there are many other things to consider when planning for thefuture, like where the individual will live, what their daily life will belike and who will care for them. Answering these questions requires acomprehensive planning process called special needs planning andwill often include establishing a special needs trust.

What is a Special Needs Trust?Special needs trusts, also known as supplemental needs trusts, can beset up as part of a will, but are more often set up as a living trust forthe benefit of the individual with special needs. They are designed topreserve eligibility for public benefits while enhancing the quality ofthe individual’s life.

The trust may be created separately from a family’s estate for taxpurposes, and is managed by a trustee. Because the trust is usuallyestablished during the parent or primary caregiver’s lifetime, theparents, who most intimately understand the child’s particular needs,are typically the initial trustee. Establishing a special needs trust earlyon can be useful because they:

• Allow the opportunity for other family members, like grandparents,to make contributions to the trust (if it is a living trust).

• Many families do not know that an inheritance of as little as $2,000can disqualify an individual from public benefits unless theinheritance is paid into a trust.

• Establish a pattern of behavior to be used by future trustees, showingthe expenditures that will be most useful to the special needs child.

• Provide your loved one with an advocate and protector of their legalrights.

Why is a Special Needs Trust Important?A special needs trust provides a lifetime of money management for achild with special needs, and ensures access to the services and carethat child may need as he or she moves through various stages of life.Once a child turns 18, his or her income will be used to determineeligibility for public benefits such as Medicaid and SupplementalSecurity Income (SSI), food stamps, and housing assistance.

Receipt of too much income or having too much in resources will leadto the reduction or loss of these important benefits. But, funds paidinto a special needs trust will not be counted as income, allowing theretention of public benefits.

Rules guiding the things for which a special needs trust may be useddo exist. Special needs trusts are meant to supplement the publicbenefits for which the individual with special needs is eligible, that is,to pay for things beyond the basic needs covered by the government.Therefore, if funds from the trust are used regularly to purchase orpay for necessities, such as groceries, housing or utilities, those fundsmay count as income and, as a result, reduce or eliminate benefitsaltogether.

However, funds from the trust can be used to pay for things likeschooling, vacations, summer camp, home companions, electronics,such as computers and televisions, services like massage therapy, andsocial events.

Establishing a Care PlanMany families will also want to establish a care plan. A care plan is setup by a family to make a future guardian or trustee aware of a child’sneeds. A good care plan will explain the educational, social, financialand other needs of the individual with a disability as well as thatindividual’s capacity to attend to those needs on his or her own. Noone knows a child better than his or her own parents and a care planprovides the opportunity to impart that knowledge to a futurecaregiver. A care plan should be updated periodically, and it should bekept with other trust and planning documents. A care plan may comein the form of a Letter of Intent.

Consulting a Qualified ProfessionalWhen deciding whether or not a special needs trust is right for yourchild, it is important to consult an attorney who is well-versed in thecomplex and ever-changing rules that govern this specialized area ofestate planning. It is advisable to select an attorney who dedicates asignificant portion of his or her practice to staying abreast of the stateand federal laws relevant to special needs trusts.

Once you select an attorney and schedule an initial consultation, theattorney will generally ask you to provide some basic information, likefinancial data, details about the family member’s disability, publicbenefits currently being received, or estate plans already in place. Foryour first appointment, you should bring copies of all relevantinformation that will help the attorney advise you as to whether ornot a special needs trust is appropriate.

If you do set up a trust, the attorney will also help you select a trusteeor guardian who understands the details of the administration andtaxation of a special needs trust, which can be complex. The cost of aspecial needs trust varies depending on where you live, the experiencelevel of the attorney, the type of trust and the complexity of the trustdesign.

Estate planning can be overwhelming, but seeking out an expert toadvise you is the first step in a process that will provide for andprotect your child’s future, ensure he or she is taken care of accordingto your wishes, and give you the long-term peace of mind that everyparent seeks.

Bridget O’Brien Swartz is the President of the Special Needs Alliance.Her law office in Phoenix, Arizona focuses on the financial and legalneeds of minor children with disabilities and adults with disabilitiesunder age 65, with an emphasis on public benefits eligibility issues.She is a Specialist in Estate & Trust Law, certified by the State Bar ofArizona and has been certified as an Elder Law Attorney by theNational Elder Law Foundation (NELF).

April 2010 WNY Family

Article in July 2010 issue of The National Dissemination Center forChildren with Disabilities (NICHCY)

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Kid ConnectionNews & NotesEVA’S HEROES AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMMonday-Friday • 4 - 6 p.m.The Nellie M. Reddix Center, Northside Independent SchoolDistrict, 4711 Sid Katz, San Antonio, TX

The Eva’s Heroes After School Program provides an inclusiveenvironment for individuals age 14-21 to interact and learn withtheir peers, helps adolescents and young adults increase their abilityto function independently, and allows individuals to learn the valueof teamwork. Enrolled participants receive priority for earlyregistration in activities during Thanksgiving Week, Winter Holidays,Spring Break Week, and the Summer Enrichment Program.

Eva’s Heroes offers recreational activities such as: arts & crafts, sports,cooking classes, group games, computer activities and reading.

Transportation to Eva’s Heroes After School Program is provided byNISD for students who qualify for transportation as a relatedservice in his/her IEP and attend one of the following: HobbyMiddle School, Rawlinson Middle School, Rudder Middle School,Garcia Middle School, Stinson Middle School, Clark High School,Marshall High School, Brandeis High School.

Registration forms are currently being accepted. Space is limited!Register today! For additional information, call 210-694-9090,email [email protected], or visit their website athttp://evasheroes.org/programs_after_school.asp.

ARC OF SAN ANTONIO RECREATION ACTIVITIESFALL/WINTER 2010Participants must complete a general registration form toparticipate in recreation programs. Participants must RSVP nomore than 30 days in advance of each scheduled activity.

Check our online calendar at www.arc-sa.org for scheduledactivities. For information and registration, contact PamelaResendez at 210-682-4200 ext. 200 or [email protected].

Holiday Dance(Must be 16 years old to participate)Tuesday, December 7 • 6:30 - 8 p.m. • 6530 Wurzbach Rd.

Holiday Arts and Crafts for Adults(Must be 16 years old to participate)Tuesday, December 14 • 6:30 - 8 p.m. • 13430 West Avenue

Holiday Arts and Crafts for Children(ages 5-15, parent must also attend)Wednesday, December 15 • 6 - 7:30 p.m. • 6530 Wurzbach Rd.

JOIN DREAMS FULFILLED THROUGH MUSIC at ZionLutheran Church of Helotes - 1604 & Braun Road, for an excitingevening of beautiful Christmas music performed by children andadults with special needs, Saturday, December 4, 2010 at 5 p.m.Featured groups will include the Alamo Angels AccordionOrchestra, the MOSAIC Ringers, Rhythm & Chimes, AlamoCherubs and “Sign of the Times” Deaf Choir from the MethodistMission Home. Admission is FREE! See www.dftm.org for moreinformation and a map.

by Tim McIntosh, Kid Connection Director

The Down Syndrome Association Kid Connection is ourgathering designed for family social activities. We welcome allchildren with special needs and their families! Our events arespecifically designed for ages 4 - 12. The DSA will pay theadmission for the individual with Down syndrome and theirsiblings. Parents are responsible for their own admission. Adiscounted rate will be offered when possible. Please RSVP foreach event to Nana Knowles at [email protected] or210-349-4372.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13 - SAN ANTONIO ZOO10:30 a.m., 3903 N. St. Marys St., San Antonio, TX 78212,210-734-7184. Tiny explorers dig, climb, get wet, and a teensy,weensy bit dirty as they uncover and discover nature’s wonders atKronkosky’s Tiny Tot Nature Spot. The Zoo’s newest offering isthe perfect place for children under five and their parents to“Grow with Nature.” Please RSVP no later than Friday,November 12.


SATURDAY, JANUARY 15, 2011 - DYNAMOZE INDOORPLAY CENTER10 a.m., 5032 San Pedro, San Antonio, TX 78232. Please RSVP nolater than Wednesday, January 12 (for group rates).

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12 - FIESTA FARM3 - 5 p.m., 8497 FM 1560, San Antonio, TX 78254. Petting zoo, hayrides, bubbles, sandbox and pony rides. Everyone is welcome -parents, grandparents, brothers and sisters. Please RSVP no laterthan Thursday, February 10.

SATURDAY, MARCH 26 - SAN ANTONIO CHILDREN’SMUSEUM1 - 3:30 p.m., 305 E. Houston St., San Antonio, TX 78205,210-212-4453. Come to the 90 minutes of Museum DiscoveryTime, science lab, Mr. Puppet and much, much more at the SanAntonio Children’s Museum. Please RSVP no later than Thursday,March 24 (for group rates).

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ContributionsWe sincerely appreciate the following people who have sogenerously donated to the Down Syndrome Association. Yourcontributions help us offer a variety of programs for themembers of our organization.Mike & LaNelle Agee in honor of Hawkeye WolczynskiDiann Allen in honor of Quin GarciaDustin & Kerri ArnoldModesta & Scott AtwaterRamona Bezner in honor of Weldon BeznerEvangeline & Darrell Bippert in memory of Ramiro MataDana CarrollCastroville State Bank employees, officers & directors

in memory of Ramiro MataCenter for Maternal Fetal CareSheryl ChaffinJulie Chambers in honor of Carolina ChambersMary Chambers in honor of Carolina ChambersRichard ChaneyMisty SindtChristina PerezJack Van WinkleSkye CurdNancy DavenportCharlotte DavisKeya DeMaira De La GarzaErica De LeonHeather DeGannesMaira DeLaGarzaJohn & Jodi Dewert in honor of Jessaca BondDawn DirksenRoseann DixonSandy ElizardoRuben & Veronica Escobedo in honor of Gabriel FarmerTeri FeeleyLaura FlyntNicole Forsberg - AT&T United Way Employee Giving CampaignLeandro & Gaby GarciaPriscilla GarciaMichael & Vanessa GarzaJohn & Jeanne Gillis in memory of JimRichard & Debra GonzalesThomas & Michelle GregurichAndrea GutierrezDonald Hagen, Jr.Carilu HernandezManuel & Tanya Huerta in honor of Dr. Dave W. KittrellBeatrice Hurtado in memory of Ramiro MataElna Jeanes in honor of Collin StanushJeffrey & Kimberly JuarezEugene & Pauline LaRock in honor of Jessaca BondJeffrey & Myranda LasleyRoberta Lopez in memory of Ramiro MataAurora MaldonadoFrank & Brenda Mann in memory of Ramiro Mata

Benefiting Children & Adults With Disabilities

Pool Your Pennies is a collaborative fundraiser to convert a formerYMCA pool into an ultra-accessible aquatic center for children andadults with disabilities. The aquatic center will be located at The Arc ofSan Antonio’s northwest campus, the Pam Stephens Center, at6530 Wurzbach Rd.

The goal of the Tile Campaign is to raise$163,000 by December 1, 2010 andcomplete the renovations for the ultra-accessible pool in time to open for aquatictherapy, recreation and sports programsby June 1, 2011.

Sponsor Name__________________________________________

Street Address__________________________________________

City, State, Zip __________________________________________

Phone ________________________________________________

E-mail________________________________________________

This tile is in ___ honor or ___memory of: ____________________

(Tiles are limited and available on a first-come basis.Tile sponsorships cannot be guaranteed until paid in full.)

Method of Payment# Please contact me about setting up a personal online fundraising page.

# Check Enclosed # Visa # Mastercard

Card Number ____________________________Exp. Date ____________

Cardholder Signature __________________________________________

Printed Name ____________________________Phone # ____________

Tile Levels – Each tile is 6” x 6”.# $250 Blue tile with: # Name # Logo# $500 Green tile with: # Name # Logo# $1,000 Red tile with: # Name # Logo # Photo# $2,500 Gold tile with: # Name # Logo # Photo # Artwork

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Please make all checks payable to:The Arc of San Antonio

Mail to:Down Syndrome Association of San Antonio2800 NW Loop 410, San Antonio, TX 78230Office: 210-490-4300 • Fax: 210-490-5196

Thank you on behalf of the“Pool Your Pennies” partners:

The Arc of San Antonio, CAMP,Down Syndrome Association, Eva’s Heroes, Kinetic Kids,

Respite Care of San Antonio, TEAMability

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Who We AreMISSION STATEMENT

The DSA’s mission is to provide support andservice to children and adults with Down

syndrome and their families.

EXECUTIVE DIRECTORTerri Mauldin

210-349-4375 • [email protected] OFFICE MANAGER

Alice Gomez210-349-4372 • [email protected]

SPECIAL EVENTS COORDINATORNana Knowles

210-349-4372 • [email protected] OF DIRECTORS

Chairperson – Bill CadeVice Chairperson – Christy Anderson

Secretary – Lisa DrozdickTreasurer/Finance – Debbie AlbrightMember at Large – Becky Tarwater

Member at Large – Barbara SamfieldMember at Large – Dennis JohnsonMember at Large – Tim McIntoshMember at Large – Gary StinnettMember at Large – Michelle PettitMember at Large – Jessaca Bond

PROGRAM DIRECTORSNew Braunfels Branch Director - Esther Mendoza

Floresville Branch Directors –Shannon Stanush & Tammi Burleson

Adult Continuing Education Director – VACANTAdult Matters! Director - Julie Cheatwood

Calendar Director – Maria HeyKid Connection Director – Tim McIntosh

Outreach Director – Mendy RobertsParent Support Group Director – Mendy Roberts

Playgroup Director – Anabel PearsonPublic Relations Director – Janice Troy

Sharing & Caring Director – Tricia GonzalesSpanish Outreach Director – VACANT

Teen Club Director – Betty Carnes

Pat & Shryn Mechler in memory of Ramiro MataDavid & Alma MendiolaMinerva MercadoDaniel Micheli - AT&T United Way Employee Giving CampaignEmily Middleton in honor of Cristina PasquarellaScott & Tammy MonteithLisa MoodyArlene MooreCraig & Arlene MooreClayton OchoaSteve & Kathleen PerezShannon QuinlanRachel RamirezJeffrey & Sara RamosSara RamosMichael RiveraOribel RochaRuby RoelEster RomeroMallori RomeroMonica Salazar-ZepedaStephen SamuelRobert & Myra Schneider in memory of Ramiro MataJoan Silva in honor of Eddie AmayaMehrnoush Soheily-EstahbanatyRuth SparksSamuel & Alissa SpearsNelson StanleyEddie & Laurie Stecker in memory of Ramiro MataWilliam Steele - AT&T United Way Employee Giving CampaignAubrey & Elaine SteffenMelissa Toudouze - AT&T United Way Employee Giving CampaignJack & Jeanette Van WinkleMaria VaughnRoland VillarrealDebra WayMichelle WeberJohn & C.L. Wernette in memory of Ramiro MataRodney & Sandra YanezJorge & Mely ZapataTami ZunigaErnesto & Tami Zuniga, Jr.

Mom’s Night Out and Dad’s Night Out are opportunities forMoms & Dads to get together and build social connectionswithin our DSA family. Our events will be held on a quarterlybasis. Please RSVP if you will be attending to Steve & Laura Nivinat 210-422-0552 or [email protected] (Laura) or 210-639-5587 or [email protected] (Steve).

DAD’S NIGHT OUT - THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 2011Chuy’s Restaurant, 18183 Hwy. 281 N., 7 p.m., 210-545-0300

MOM’S NIGHT OUT - TUESDAY, JANUARY 25, 2011Mimi’s Café, 17315 IH 10 West, 7 p.m., 210-877-5792

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NOVEMBER9,16,23,30 - Playgroup Kinder Music:Music Arts Center Northwest,

12732 Cimarron Path,Ste.100,11 a.m.9San Antonio Parent Support Group:2011 Planning Meeting

for Topics and Training Ideas,Coker UMC,231 E.North Loop Rd.,Gibbs Room 1108,6:30 - 8 p.m.

10New Braunfels Parent Support Group:Problem Solving & Redirection,Hill Country MHMR Office,511 North Street,New Braunfels,6 - 8 p.m.

11Floresville Parent Support Group:Open Forum,Camino Real MHMR,540 10th St.,#100,Floresville,6:30 - 7:30 p.m.

13Adult Matters!:Morgan’s Wonderland,5223 David Edwards Dr.,11 a.m.13Kid Connection:San Antonio Zoo,3903 North St.Mary’s,10:30 a.m.20Teen Club:Movie Night,Santikos Embassy 14,13770 Embassy Row,

6:30 -8:30 p.m.DECEMBER7,14,21 - Playgroup Kinder Music:Music Arts Center Northwest,

12732 Cimarron Path,Ste.100,11 a.m.7San Antonio Parent Support Group:Open Forum,Coker UMC,

231 E.North Loop Rd.,Gibbs Room 1108,6:30 - 8 p.m.8New Braunfels Parent Support Group:Any Baby Can Information (Q&A),

Hill Country MHMR Office,511 North Street,New Braunfels,6 - 8 p.m.9Floresville Parent Support Group:2011 Planning Meeting,

Holiday Refreshments and Networking,Camino Real MHMR,540 10th St.,#100,Floresville,6:30 - 7:30 p.m.

21DSASA Annual Holiday Party:La Villita Assembly Building,418 La Villita St.,6 - 8 p.m.

JANUARY4,11,18,25 - Playgroup Kinder Music:Music Arts Center Northwest,

12732 Cimarron Path,Ste.100,11 a.m.4San Antonio Parent Support Group:Developing Toilet Training

Programs,Applications & Problem Solving Techniques,Coker UMC,231 E.North Loop Rd.,Gibbs Room 1108,6:30 - 8 p.m.

12New Braunfels Parent Support Group:ARCofNew Braunfels,Hill Country MHMR Office,511 North Street,New Braunfels,6 - 8 p.m.

13Floresville Parent Support Group:Positive Behavioral Intervention,Camino Real MHMR,540 10th St.,#100,Floresville,6:30 - 7:30 p.m.

JANUARY15Kid Connection:Dynamoze,5032 San Pedro,10 a.m.20Dad’s Night Out:Chuy’s Restaurant,18183 Hwy.281 N.,7 p.m.22Adult Matters!:Food Bank ofSan Antonio,5200 Old Highway 90 West,

1 p.m.- 3 p.m.22Teen Club:Bowling,Brunswick Bowl,4330 Thousand Oaks Blvd.,6 - 8:30 p.m.25Mom’s Night Out:Mimi’s Café,17315 I H10 West,7 p.m.FEBRUARY1,8,15,22 - Playgroup Kinder Music:Music Arts Center Northwest,

12732 Cimarron Path,Ste.100,11 a.m.1San Antonio Parent Support Group:Adult Panel,Coker UMC,

231 E.North Loop Rd.,Gibbs Room 1108,6:30 - 8 p.m.9New Braunfels Parent Support Group:Speech & Language Pathologist,

Hill Country MHMR Office,511 North Street,New Braunfels,6 - 8 p.m.10Floresville Parent Support Group:Early Childhood Intervention,

Camino Real MHMR,540 10th St.,#100,Floresville,6:30 - 7:30 p.m.12Kid Connection:Fiesta Farm,8497 FM 1560,3 - 5 p.m.12Teen Club:Teen Winter Festival,The Pam Stephens Center,

6530 Wurzbach Rd.,6:30 - 8:30 p.m.13Adult Matters!:Bowling,Brunswick Thousand Oaks,

4330 Thousand Oaks Blvd.,2 - 4 p.m.MARCH1,8,22,29 - Playgroup Kinder Music:Music Arts Center Northwest,

12732 Cimarron Path,Ste.100,11 a.m.1San Antonio Parent Support Group:Open Forum,Coker UMC,

231 E.North Loop Rd.,Gibbs Room 1108,6:30 - 8 p.m.9New Braunfels Parent Support Group:HCSSupport & Services,

Hill Country MHMR Office,511 North Street,New Braunfels,6 - 8 p.m.10Floresville Parent Support Group:Information Session with Floresville ISD,

Camino Real MHMR,540 10th St.,#100,Floresville,6:30 - 7:30 p.m.12Adult Matters!:Formal Dance,Aldaco’s Restaurant Sunset Station,

100 East Hoefgen,7 - 10 p.m.26Kid Connection:San Antonio Children’s Museum,

305 E.Houston St.,1 - 3:30 p.m.26Teen Club:Putt Putt Golf,Embassy Oaks,606 Embassy Oaks,

6:30 - 8 p.m.

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