Counselor’s Corner
by Robin Long
Hello
everyone!! The school year is marching
by mighty fast. Before you know it, it
will be time for Spring Break.
Student of
the Month: Congratulations to the following students for
being chosen as January’s Students of the Month:
Tori Patton: who likes to cut paper and work puzzles.
Azarian
Nelson: who likes to go to Chuck-E-Cheese.
Lisa Jones: who likes to spend time with her dad.
Andre
Edwards: whose favorite song is Hail to the Redskins.
Joshua
Ferguson: Ms. Ferguson, Joshua’s mom writes that Joshua
is her joyful pride.
Jalen
Smallwood: Jalen’s brother, Derrius writes that Jalen is
his best friend.
Segun
Ogunmakinwa: who likes to visit the mall and McDonalds.
This
month’s category was Improvement in Behavior.
Keep up the good work!!
Thank
you
To
Ms. Tonya Carter, our Teacher of the Visually Impaired who conducted our parent
in-service on January 25th.
We all learned a great deal! Thank you also to those parents who came
out to join us!
Keep this
date open: April 12, 2013. We will be having another parent
in-service. Invited to speak with our
parents will be Ms. Melonee Clark, of the ARC of Prince George’s County and
also Ms. Dionna Jones from Parks and Recreation M-NCPPC. They will be sharing information about
Resources in Our Community and How to Access Them. Last year, Ms. Clark was very informative,
and we are happy to have her back along with Ms. Jones. We hope to see you at this informative
in-service.
FYI
Extreme
Recess Hockey
with the Washington Capitals!
February 8th
FREE!
11:00 - 2:00
4238 Wilson Blvd
Arlington, VA
Dreams
for Kids is partnering with the Washington Capitals to
hold a special/sled hockey clinic for 100 children with physical and
developmental disabilities on February 8th. The event will feature
players, coaches, mascots and instructors. Check out last year's CAPS
Clinic: http://www.dreamsforkids.tv/DreamsForKids/ExtremeRecessCaps2012.html.
Register
now!
Transition
101
February 19th
FREE for Arc members
$5 for non-members
6:30 pm
The
Arc Building
Transition
101 is a series of workshops for families of children who will be transitioning
from school to adult services. More information to come! Contact Melonee Clark at
mclark@thearcofpgc.org for details.
Prince
George’s County Department of Parks and Recreation: Before you know it, summer will be here.
Need information about summer camp programs? Use the contact information below or go to
pgparks.com click on the link to Individuals with Disabilities.
Registration
for Special Needs Students begins February 23, 2013. If your child was in a summer program last
summer, you should be receiving a booklet of information in the mail soon. If not, booklets will be available in
Libraries soon.
STAFF:
Therapeutic Recreation
Southern Area
Judith Brown, MS, CTRS/ TR Program Coordinator
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301-446-3413
Judith.Brown@pgparks.com
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Angie Robinson, TR Specialist
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301-446-3442
Varnetta.Robinson@pgparks.com
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Therapeutic Recreation
Programs and Inclusion Services
Mary E. Bowie, CTRS Therapeutic Recreation Coordinator
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301-446-3412
Mary.Bowie@pgparks.com
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