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Did you know Teacher Appreciation Week is in May? Where would we all be without our

teachers? Teachers are often the most under appreciated, but

most valuable people in our work society. This, of course, includes our school teachers and

the host of others that have had an educational impact on our lives. Here is a brief goal for

everyone reading this newsletter: Thank a Teacher During Teacher Appreciation Week.

The first week of May is traditionally Teacher Appreciation Week. The National Education

Association heads-up the celebration to honor the nation’s public school teachers, but don’t

hesitate to use the opportunity to thank private school teachers as well as other advisors! Of

course small gifts, tokens of appreciation and cards are always appreciated (think practical and

not another apple pin or coffee mug).

Time and time again, when asked, teachers indicate that a personal handwritten thank you

note, drawing or another personal sentiment from the heart is always at the top of their list!

This makes it both affordable and special for everyone involved.

Don’t forget, school isn’t over, summer is still months away so, we need to think about next

year (Can you hear the sighs). Thinking about fall childcare options now? The hunt for childcare

when summer ends has already begun. Believe it or not, in certain areas of the country or at

coveted programs, you may already be too late. - - - Continued on page 3

Chosun AcademyNewsletter

April 1st, 2013Issue 9, Volume 2

Thank a Teacher Day!

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“The Chosun Ones” for March 2013

Student

of the Month:

Eoghan

Browne!

Testing - March 27th, 2013

Congratulations to all those who tested on Wednesday! It was a small testing group, but everyone who was there did a fantastic job and worked their hardest!

Great breaking, wonderful techniques and a ton of enthusiasm made this a great testing overalL!

Student of the Month:Nate Cooper!

Congratulations to Eoghan and Nate! To learn more about our Students of the

Month, check out our new Student of the Month board in the front lobby!

Due to the timing of this newsletter, the Apeil Students will be in the next issue!

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DATES TO REMEMBER!

Thank a Teacher Day! - Continued from Page 1

Tuesday, April 3rd - CLASSES RESUME

Friday, April 5th -Belt & Tea Ceremony 6:00pm

Friday, April 5th -Belt & Tea Ceremony 6:00pm

Friday, April 12th -CHOSUN

Marvelous Movie Night 

Saturday, May 4th -Test Prep

11:30am 

Tuesday, May 7th -Testing

Applications Due

Saturday, May 11th -TESTING

Friday, May 17th -Belt Ceremony

6:00pm

So, along with planning the end of the school year, writing that special teacher a thank you note, planning parties, thinking about vacations and summer fun, don’t forget to make a plan when the new academic year begins! This plan should include when you’re open and closed, after school pick-up programs, teaching at schools, daycares and school camps. There is a lot to do when ending the academic year and beginning next year!

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Happy Birthday!! Chosun Academy Birthdays!

APRIL BIRTHDAYS:

Ava Prochaska - 4/04Krish Sharma - 4/04

Audra Magermans-Cress - 4/07Ben Kamper - 4/10

Rachel Trapp - 4/10Bridget Husnik - 4/11Dave Gustitus - 4/14Jack Dysland - 4/17

Dan Whiteaker - 4/21Anna Schultz - 4/23

Jimmy Ho - 4/26Jerryd Kolesari - 4/26

Family — noun — A group of people united sharing togetherness and

fellowship. Family comes in all shapes and sizes. There are many

families in the world that consist of different people from various

backgrounds. A mother, father, sister and brother are just one unit that

creates a family. However, a friend, teammate, teacher or pets make up a

family unit as well. Anyone who has your best interest can be considered

family. The people in your family care about you and will be there when

no one else will. Parents, teachers,coaches and friends are some of the

world’s greatest listeners and their support is why family is so

important. You don’t have to rely on yourself alone when trying to work

up the strength to get through a situation. Appreciate the bonds that you

have with the people you consider family.