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Volume III, Issue 12 HAPPY THANKSGIVING November 16, 2016
Community St. Vincent de Paul Holiday Food DriveThank you to all families who generously donated to our St. Vincent de Paul Holiday Food Drive this year. Our Campus Ministry gathered all goods and delivered them to our local SVDP Conference to be distributed. Monday morning SVDP members will visit our classrooms to explain to students where and how the donated goods will be distributed.Making Strides Against Breast Cancer UpdateThe American Cancer Society Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk was held on Saturday, October 22nd in Golden Gate Park. Current and former students, parents, staff, and friends represented our school to raise both money and awareness for the fight against breast cancer. Also, during the month of October, we had two Pink & Denim "fee" dress days and sold items before school to raise additional funds. Thank you to Mrs. Gerardi and her wonderful helpers, Ms. Allison Wood and Ms. Thuy Tran, who graciously agreed to take charge of the morning sales. These lovely ladies did an amazing job! Also, an extra special thank you to our anonymous donor who generously sponsored our bus transportation to and from Golden Gate Park. And, lastly, thank you to you, our wonderful school community; we will soon be presenting a check for $2165.73 to the American Cancer Society in memory of Mrs. Marnelle Vierra Ducey, a former teacher and friend of Assumption. -Mrs. MartinKindergarten Fun NightYesterday day evening we hosted our annual Kindergarten Fun Night. This fun, hands-on, arts and craft evening is for current kindergarteners and their parents as well as prospective families with 4 year olds with a learning interest in what our school offers children and families. We had 23 lively, happy, and excited kids making turkey headbands, hand puppets, playing digital math and rhyming games, and participating in other engaging activities. The evening was great fun and a true team effort. Thank you to Mrs. Munoz, Mrs. Trujillo, and Mrs. Zahradka for providing all children and their families a fun night. Special thanks to Mrs. Kelli Jackman (Katherine ’21), Mrs. Patti Larsen (Jack ’19), and Mrs. Mirasol Nuttman (Zoey ’19) who, guided by Mrs. Jackman, provided all with pizza, cookies, and refreshments.Science Fair Judges NeededSee Flyer
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TROJAN NEWS We are Socially Responsible Citizens, Effective Communicators, Life Long Learners,
and Active Christians who build community and make peace.
Prayer
A PRAYER FOR THANKSGIVING
We are gathered here as Your family, Oh Lord.
As a family of faith and love,we give You thanks.
As Your guests at the table of life,we are grateful that You have set a place for us.
As Your children,we strive to follow You in all we do.
As servants to Your will,we acknowledge the gift ofYour understanding and mercy.
As Your stewards,we are filled with wonder in thepresence of Your mighty deedsand accept our responsibilitiesin Your service.
As Your heirs,we are humble by the bountyYou have given us,for each beat of our heartand each breath that we draw,is ours only through Your grace.
And, as Your Family,we shout Your nameand give You all glory and honor,praise and thanks.
-Amen
Celebrate Thanksgiving
Volume III, Issue 12 HAPPY THANKSGIVING November 16, 2016
Peace Blue TablesRecently the school administration purchased new blue picnic tables and placed them in various spots around campus. These tables bring bright color to our campus and allow for students to sit, eat, and gather in a comfortable, social space. Thank you to Mr. Clement and Matthew S. (’17) for assembling the tables.The last week of the year of Mercy!How can we show others the mercy of God? We say that God is compassionate, but we ignore the poor. We say that God loves us and has mercy on us, but we hold grudges against our friends. Our actions need to authentically reflect God’s mercy. Please remember as the Jubilee Year of Mercy comes to an end on Sunday, November 20 that the Teachings of Jesus still live in both the Corporal and Spiritual Works of Mercy. Thanksgiving and Advent are meaningful times to practice:
*Feeding the hungry *Counseling the doubtful *Giving drink to the thirsty *Instructing the ignorant *Sheltering the homeless *Admonishing the sinners *Visiting the sick *Comforting the sorrowful *Visiting the prisoners *Forgiving injuries *Burying the dead *Bearing wrongs patiently *Giving alms to the poor *Praying for the living and the dead
Fun Run this FridayFriday is the first Fun Run at Assumption. At the moment we have $13,305 pledged in fundraising led by our kindergarten and first grade families who have generated over $5000. Please continue to encourage pledges for the remaining 48 hours. Students are invited to wear athletic attire Friday for their run. All grades have been assigned a colored shirt and students are expected to wear comfortable running shoes and attire. Please no yoga pants/leggings unless they are covered with shorts to the top of the knee. Assigned shirt colors are: Kindergarten: orange 1st: red 2nd: white/silver
3rd: blue 4th: pink 5th: green6th: black 7th: purple 8th: yellow/gold
The schedule for the day is: *8:30 – 9:20 – Grades Kindergarten & 1st *9:30 – 10:20 – Grades 5th – 8th *11:00 - 11:50 – Grade 2nd – 4th Vision ScreeningAll students in grades K, 2, 4, and 7, will be tested, as well as all new students ingrades 1-8.Student PoemShoot me with all your bullets, I’m indestructible I’m a ball of fire, you can’t make me fall Shoot me with all your mean words, I’m strong I’m a metal shield, I will make you yield Shoot me with everything you have I’m smart, I’m a dart, ready to fire back I’m young, not dumb Try me I won’t cry I’m as equal as any other girl We are precious little pearls You shouldn’t care about our race, or our face Just care about the inside, the wise, not the lies We should be free, can’t you see? Girls are a big part of life Without us life is like a knife through your heart Every girl is equal We are all different -Tracy B. (’19)
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Calendar
November 17*Free Dress for November Birthdays*Mr. Monte Pereira visits 4th grade*PTG Meeting - Fr. Leonard speaks in the Small Hall at 7:00pm
November 18*Fun Run*End of First Trimester
November 19*Moreau Cahtolic High School Open House 9:30 - 12:30 p.m.
November 20*5th Grade Sponsored Mass 9:00 a.m.
November 21*Vision Screening - Grades K, 2, 4, 7, & and all new students
November 22*Mr. Denis Ducey visits morning assembly*Thanksgiving Prayer Service 2:15 p.m.
November 23-25*Thanksgiving - No School
November 25*Dads Club Turkey Bowl
November 27*Advent begins
November 28*St. Nick’s Boutique collecting bags into the Small Hall
November 30*Trimester 1 Report Cards go home*Ms. Rose Johnson (Davis St.) visits morning assembly*5th Grade Balclutha parent night 5:30 p.m.*St. Nick’s Boutique Small Hall set up
Student Learning ExpectationsActive Christian: Aidan G. (’22)Effective Communicator: Jacob F. (’20)Lifelong Learner: Miranda H. (’17)Socially Responsible Citizen: Natalia L. (’20)
When: Thursday Nov. 17th
Time: 7PM-8PM
Location:
The Small Hall
FREE DRESS PASS
For your Kids!!
We are excited to have Father Leonard
as our Guest Speaker for our upcoming PTG Meeting. You will not
want to miss it!! He will be discussing the following:
- Faith Formation: What does it mean when
we say this?
- Advent: Preparing for the Celebration, and how do we stay focused on our Faith during the Holiday times?
- Upcoming Sacraments: Reconciliation and Communion
Don’t Miss Out….SEE YOU THERE!!!
PTG MEETING
Come join the fun and earn service hours!
The Assumption School Fun Run 2016 needs volunteers on Friday, November 18 to mark laps and man the water station. If you can help for one hour or more please contact Andrea Wavrick and/or Sylvia Olguin-‐Galindo ASAP with your name, grade of your child(ren), and the time period you can help.
FunRun Schedule, Friday, November 18: Run 1: 8:30-‐9:20 (Kinder and 1st Grade) Run 2: 9:30-‐10:20 (5th, 6th, 7th and 8th Grades) Run 3: 11:00-‐11:50 (2nd, 3rd and 4th Grades)
PLEASE NOTE: Volunteers must have completed Safe Environment training and finger printing. Please check with the school office if you have questions about your volunteer status.
Thank you for your support of the 2016 Assumption School Fun Run!
Andrea Wavrick, Fundraiser Coordinator: [email protected]
Sylvia Olguin-‐Galindo, Fun Run Chair: [email protected] or 510.329.6294
Come join the fun and earn service hours!
The Assumption School Fun Run 2016 needs volunteers on Friday, November 18 to mark laps and man the water station. If you can help for one hour or more please contact Andrea Wavrick and/or Sylvia Olguin-‐Galindo ASAP with your name, grade of your child(ren), and the time period you can help.
FunRun Schedule, Friday, November 18: Run 1: 8:30-‐9:20 (Kinder and 1st Grade) Run 2: 9:30-‐10:20 (5th, 6th, 7th and 8th Grades) Run 3: 11:00-‐11:50 (2nd, 3rd and 4th Grades)
PLEASE NOTE: Volunteers must have completed Safe Environment training and finger printing. Please check with the school office if you have questions about your volunteer status.
Thank you for your support of the 2016 Assumption School Fun Run!
Andrea Wavrick, Fundraiser Coordinator: [email protected]
Sylvia Olguin-‐Galindo, Fun Run Chair: [email protected] or 510.329.6294
Calling all Scientists…
Assumption School will be hosting
The Sue Prince Science Fair
Thursday, December 8th
If you are interested in being a judge please contact
Ms. Dutrow at [email protected] before November 30th.
Judging will take place Wednesday, December 7th
8:15 am -‐ 1:00 pm in the gym.
You don’t have to be a trained scientist, just have a love for science! Grandparents, Aunts, and Uncles are welcomed to judge as well.
(Due to fairness in judging, please no current 7th or 8th grade relatives)
By popular demand, Extended Care is having a special BOYS ONLY BAKING CLASS! The class will be held in the Small Hall on FRIDAY DECEMBER 9th from 3:15-5:15. The class is limited to ten boys at this time, so be first in line! Please send an apron or large shirt to cover spills, drips and oops’s. Sign up now for an action packed delicious afternoon adventure! Call or come by Extended to sign up. Thank you
We will be continuing our tradition of providing pies or desserts for the
teachers and staff to take home to their family celebrations. This is a staff
favorite of our year-long Teacher Appreciation program. Please sign up to bring
a pie (or 2!) or dessert to the small hall on
Tuesday, November 22 by 8:15.
We will need 40 desserts.
SIGN UP HERE:
http://www.signupgenius.com/go/20f0e4baaad23abf58-pies
Contact
Pies for the Teachers
Please join us at our Annual
Turkey Bowl. This is a family
event, so everyone is
welcomed. The park has a
playground, space for the
kids to ride bikes, and an
open area to play other
games. Please bring a food
item for the potluck.
Annual Dads Club
Turkey Bowl Friday, November 25th
at10:30 a.m.
Parsons Park 17658 Walnut Rd,
Castro Valley
Sponsored by
Saint Nick’s Boutique
Friday, December 2, 2016
This event celebrates the spirit of giving by raising funds for:
Davis Street Preschool Hot Breakfast Program
Look for your St. Nick’s envelope in your family envelope. Have your
child fill it out and bring it in on Friday for the sale.
Brain Copeland, Assumption Alumni family, started this tradition 20+ years ago. The
program feeds breakfast to preschoolers all year.
That is over 10,000 meals because of our generosity.
How you can help:
1. We ask each family to donate 10-15 gift items that the children can purchase
for their families, pets and friends.
Gently used items make thoughtful gifts: Picture frames can be filled with
photos, teacups and mugs can be filled with candy or tea, etc. We need
items for dads and pets! Family and neighbors can be a good source for
these items.
Donations can be dropped off at school office beginning Mon, Nov. 28th.
2. Donate a raffle prize. Toys, activities, electronics or cash for purchasing
raffle prizes. The raffle is an important portion of the Boutique’s success.
3. Help with set-up in Small Hall – Wed, Nov. 30, 6pm-9pm and/or Thurs, Dec. 1,
6pm-9pm
4. Help as St. Nick Elf on Fri, Dec. 2, 8am-3pm.
Part-time shifts available. (Earn those Service Hours!)
Please Contact:
Nancy Ramos at [email protected] or (510) 635-6560
Thank you all for your generous support.
St. Nick’s Boutique Co-Chairs
We’re having a naming contest for the latest addition to the Assumption family – Box Tops Robot! Please return this form back into your family’s Wednesday envelope by November 30th with the name your child selected for the robot. The name will be announced on December 7th. Box Tops Robot’s New Name is ___________________________________ Student’s Name ________________________________Grade_______ Remember, there are 3 ways you can turn in your Box Tops:
1. Put them into your family’s Wednesday envelope. 2. Have your child “feed” them into the robot at the front
office. He LOVES eating Box Tops! 3. Turn them into the front office.
We can raise thousands of $$$ for our school if many
of our families participate!
Look What Assumption Could Earn!
# of Box Tops Months Box Top Earnings Students* per month Value Potential 200 1 10 $0.10 $200 200 5 10 $0.10 $1,000 200 10 10 $0.10 $2,000 200 15 10 $0.10 $3,000 200 20 10 $0.10 $4,000 200 25 10 $0.10 $5,000 200 30 10 $0.10 $6,000
We will be collecting Box Tops all year long! Remember, there are 3 ways you can turn in your Box Tops:
1. Put them into your family’s Wednesday envelope. 2. Have your child “feed” them into the robot at the
front office. He LOVES eating Box Tops! 3. Turn them into the front office.
*Number not based on actual enrollment, but demonstrates that if
many of the students participated the difference it can make.
March 11, 2017 Auct ion, Dinner & Danc ing
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BLACK WHITE
ASSUMPTION ULTIMATE FRISBEE
CLUB LEARN HOW TO PLAY ULTIMATE
OPEN TO ALL 7TH AND 8TH GRADE BOYS AND GIRLS
WEEKDAY AND WEEKEND PRACTICES WITH THE BISHOP O’DOWD TEAM
EMAIL MR. SUWANDI TO JOIN - [email protected]
Consumer Chex Special Order Christmas 2016Please enclose a SEPARATE check for Special Orders. Do not combine with regular Consumer Chex order funds.
Merchants % Denominations Amount Merchants % Denominations Amount $$$ $$$
Department / Gift Stores Restaurants
American Eagle 10% 25 Applebee's 8% 25Barnes & Noble 9% 10 Calif.Pizza Kitchen 8% 25Bath & Body Works 13% 10 Carl's Jr. 5% 10Bed, Bath & Beyond 7% 25 / 100 Cheesecake Factory 5% 25Best Buy 3% 25 / 100 Chili's 11% 25Bloomingdale's 12% 25 / 100 Chuck E. Cheese 8% 10Container Store 9% 25 / 100 Cold Stone Creamery 8% 10Disney 2% 25 / 100 Noah's Bagels 10% 10Gap 14% 25 / 100 Olive Garden 9% 25Home Depot 4% 25 / 100 P.F. Chang's 8% 25J.C. Penney 5% 25 / 100 Panera Bread 9% 10Jo-Ann Fabrics 6% 25 Red Robin 9% 25L.L. Bean 15% 25 / 100 Taco Bell 5% 10Land's End 15% 25 / 100 Wendy's 4% 10Lowe's 4% 25 / 100Marshall's / TJ Maxx 7% 25 / 100 OfficeMichael's 4% 25Neiman Marcus 12% 50 Office Depot / Max 5% 25 / 100Nordstrom 6% 25 / 100 Staples 5% 25 / 100Old Navy 14% 25 / 100REI 8% 25 OtherRoss 8% 25Sears 4% 25 / 100 Amazon 3% 25 / 100Sephora 5% 20 EB Games 3% 25Toys R Us 3% 20 / 100 Game Stop 3% 25Wms Sonoma/Pottery 8% 25 / 100 Gymboree 13% 25
See's Candies 15% 18.5
Family Name: $
Last Day to Order for Christmas Delivery = Thursday December 8Last Day Orders Filled at School = Wednesday December 14
Special order questions??? Laurie Beasley 357 - 8856 if you don't see it here, ask me :-)
Catholic Schools: Communities of Academic Excellence
VOL. 1 n NO. 3
A C A T H O L I C S C H O O L E D U C A T I O N N E W S L E T T E R
We all want what’s best for our children. Twenty-first century parents are savvy consumers and they want more for their children. Comparatively, Catholic schools provide academic rigor and better educational outcomes by developing the whole child – mentally, physically and spiritually.
Catholic schools offer comprehensive accredited curriculums that promote and foster academic achievement for every child. In addition to strong programs in the academic basics, Catholic schools offer challenging programs for gifted students as well as specialized programs for exceptional learners. With smaller class sizes, Catholic school teachers are better able to address the needs of each child and encourage their students to discover their creativity and unique talents.
Amazingly, research dating back over 30 years indicates that academic excellence and character development are complimentary. To emphasize one and not the other would be a disservice to students. As faith-centered environments, Catholic schools impart both. The priority given to religious, moral and spiritual development is a significant plus.
Catholic schools engage in an ongoing process of evaluation, certification and accreditation of both teachers and programs. An emphasis of continuous improvement for teachers through regular professional development opportunities ensures their accountability and guarantees the maintenance of the traditional high standards of Catholic schools.
Research shows that Catholic school students develop more effective academic skills and score significantly above the national average on standardized tests.
The latest data released from the National Center for Education Statistics for the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) indicates that eighth graders in our Catholic schools score an average of 12 and 20 points higher in math and reading (http://bit.ly/2feqv2h), 14 points higher in technology and engineering literacy (http://bit.ly/2edWHR0), and 17 points higher in history, geography, and civics when
compared to eighth graders in public schools. Also, twelfth graders in Catholic schools score an average of 20 and 26 points higher in math and reading (http://bit.ly/2fEIz8k). Furthermore, these same twelfth graders will score an average of 45, 43, and 53 points higher on their math, reading, and writing SAT assessments (http://bit.ly/2fd5C7s), respectively.
Additionally, students in Catholic high schools have a 99 percent graduation rate with more than 90 percent attending college. Of those attending college, students who graduate from Catholic high schools are more likely to complete their degree program of study. Catholic schools have a proven track record of success in educating students from urban, rural and suburban settings.
Catholic education is challenging. High expectations of all students, fully-qualified and dedicated faculty, high standards and academic rigor, personalized attention and strong motivation result in higher academic outcomes and successful transitions to high school and college. Who wouldn’t want this for their child? Catholic schools represent affordable excellence. Don’t be afraid to share this information with your friends, family, neighbors and colleagues!
2016 © NCEA PARENT NEWS is published monthly by the National Catholic Educational Association, 1005 N. Glebe Road, Suite 525, Arlington, VA 22201. www.NCEA.org.
St. Joseph Satellite Site
FLORESTA BASEBALL LEAGUE
2017 season sign-ups
Online sign ups starting October 1, 2016
At florestabaseball .org
Early Bird Sign-up
Saturday November 5th 11:00 A.M – 1:00 P.M Saturday November 19th 11:00 A.M – 1:00 P.M
Regular Sign-ups
Saturday December 10th 11:00 A.M – 1:00 P.M Monday January 9th, 2017 6:30 P.M – 8:00 P.M Saturday January 21st, 2017 11:00 A.M – 1:00 P.M
All Sign-‐ups held at The Englander located at 101 Parrott St. San Leandro CA 94577 (Back Room)
T-‐ball: Age 4-‐6 (A Division) Soft T-‐Ball hit from a tee; Machine pitch 2nd half of season $100 Minors: Age 7-‐8 (AA Division) Machine pitch, focus on hitting, fielding and throwing $125
Minors: Age 9-‐10 (AAA Division) Kid Pitch – 60’ Bases $125
Majors: Age 11-‐13, 75’ Bases. All Baseball rules Apply $125 *No zip code requirements. New Players need to show a copy of a birth certificate.
FBL – Po. Box 4193 San Leandro CA 94579 – florestabaseball.org *This is not a district sponsored activity*
~~~ $ 10.00 Early Bird Discount ~~~ $ 10.00 Sibling Discount ~~~
Washington Manor Junior League Baseball is having sign-ups for their 2017 Season.
WMJLB is open to boys and girls from the ages 5 – 18
Joe Morgan T-Ball (Ages 5-7): $140 Lou Gehrig (Ages 7-8): $155 Fees include: 2 ticket to BBQ, basic picture package, trophy and cap to keep
Ty Cobb (Ages 9-10): $170 Mel Ott (Ages 11-12): $185 Fees include: 2 ticket to BBQ, basic picture package, and cap to keep
Babe Ruth (Ages 13, 14-15) Senior Babe Ruth [Ages 16-18]: $200 Fees include: 2 ticket to BBQ, basic picture package, and cap to keep
Sign-ups are at El Portal Mexican Resturant 2023 Lewelling Blvd., San Leandro 6pm to 8pm
2016 Early Bird Special $10 off Wednesday November 16th Wednesday December 7th
2017 January
Wednesday 11th Wednesday 18th Wednesday 25th
Open to San Leandro, San Lorenzo, Hayward, Castro Valley and Union City residents
Registration will NOT be accepted without the following:
Copy of Birth Certificate (even returning players), Proof of Residency (utility bill), and three checks: League Fees, $100 Snack Bar Deposit (for each child), and $50 uniform deposit
Further questions, contact: David Conti 501-8499 Marcie Espinoza 681-4033
Mike Morgan 878-0341 Sara Morgan 376-1917
Send your registration questions to: [email protected]
Visit our website: www.leaguelineup.com/wmbaberuth
This is not a school sponsored activity
REGISTRATION OPEN
NOVEMBER 7TH - JANUARY 7TH
Have fun! Be part of a team! Develop softball skills!
www.ogsl.org
Space is Limited!
All programs in English
Discounts Available
SEASON RUNS:
FEB - MAY
Saturday Games One Weekday Practice
facebook.com/ogslsoftball instagram/ogslsoftball
Greatest Game Baseball Academy -Advanced Training for Youth to Stay In the Game-
2nd Annual FREE Skills Clinics!
“Baseball is the greatest game in the world and deserves the best you can give it.” - Babe Ruth Game Situations Advanced Fundamentals Proper Mechanics Pitching + Base Running Fielding + Hitting High School Preparation The Greatest Game Baseball Academy (GGBA) provides free advanced baseball training for 11–13 YO’s who may not otherwise have the opportunity - helping more youth develop their baseball talent to stay in the game. Now in its 2nd successful year, GGBA is supported by professional sports teams, baseball programs, schools, businesses, and the greater East Bay community.
• Dates/Times: Three consecutive 3 ½ hour Sunday clinics on January 15th, 22nd, and 29th 2016, from 12:30 pm – 4:00pm.
• Location: Bishop O’Dowd High School, 9500 Stearns Ave, Oakland. • Coaches: Upper level instruction by Bishop O’Dowd varsity baseball players
with support from high school and travel ball coaches. • No Cost: Cap and game-shirt provided, compliments of West Coast Sports. • Registration: GGBA filled up early last year and space is limited. Email
candidate’s name, age, grade, experience level, and parent contact details to [email protected]. A commitment to all 4 clinics desired. Sign up now to play ball!
GGBA YouTube Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=thHtAjlvi90
The Story Behind GGBA -- After learning only 8% of youth baseball players play in high school due in part to inaccessibility of advanced training, Tyler Manca (O’Dowd ’18, Corpus Christi ’14) was motivated to give back to the game by providing free clinics so more youth could stay in the game. With the help of fellow O’Dowd players Luke Ditzler, Ben Lancaster, and Zach Thompson, past and current coaches, and strong community support, GGBA was born. GGBA thanks all who have donated generous time, funds, gear, facilities, and expertise to ensure a successful and satisfying experience for all.
It’s time to get on the court and have some fun!The City of San Leandro is partnering with the Golden State Warriors to offer non-competitive leagues for boys and girls ages 5-14!
Join us for an action packed 10-week season emphasizing skill development and teamwork in a fun, no pressure environment! Beginners and veterans can
improve their skills through weekly practices and games.
Saturdays, January 14th - March 18thRegistration Fees:
On or before December 13- $147 Residents/$167 Non-ResidentsAfter December 13 - $172 Residents/$197 Non-Residents
Ages 5-7 play at the San Leandro 9th Grade Campus, 13701 Bancroft Ave. #10014 Mini Hoopsters A 8:45am - 10:15am Age 5 #10015 Mini Hoopsters B 10:30am - 12:00pm Ages 6 to 7 (Beginners) #10016 Mini Hoopsters C 12:15pm - 1:45pm Ages 6 to 7 (Intermediate)
Player divisions and times may be adjusted based on the number of participants registered
Ages 8-14 play at Washington Manor Middle School, 1170 Fargo Ave.jnk #10017 Jump Shooters 9:00am - 10:45am Ages 8 to 9 #10018 Tri-Fectas 11:00am - 12:45pm Ages 10 to 11 #10019 All-Stars 1:00pm - 2:45pm Ages 12 to 14
To register please visit us online: www.sanleandrorec.org or visit one of our locations: asdfasdf
Marina Community Center: 15301 Wicks Blvd. San Leandro M-F 11:30 am - 7:00 pm, Saturday: 10:00 am - 2:00 pm
phone: (510) 577-6080 fax: (510) 352-3049 afafasdfadf
Senior ComSenior Community Center: 13909 E. 14th Street. San Leandro M-F 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
phone: (510) 577-3462 fax: (510) 577-3470
All participants receive a Junior Warriors jersey!
This is a City of San Leandro Sponsored Activity
Holiday Session III @ JAMTOWN, Oakland December 26 – 29, 2016
9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Holiday Skills Clinic III @ Oracle Arena, Oakland January 4, 2017 12:00 – 3:00 PM
In addition to high quality instruction, each camper receives a reversible camp jersey, headband, certificate and more!!
Many of our sessions include ticket options for Warriors home games!
