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Post January 9, 2015

Thank You Grams
Order Yours Now!

We are taking orders for Thank You Grams for the month of June. Thank You Grams provide you with the opportunity to acknowledge those around you by recognizing them for their support and friendship. The Fish team will take orders through June 5th. Invoices will be sent for payment. Thank You Grams are $3.00 and will be delivered the following week to that certain someone鈥檚 cubicle. All proceeds goes back into getting items for the Thank You Grams and other Fish Team activities for the Serna Center. Send in your orders to Fish-Serna@scusd.edu.

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Pod January 13, 2015

September is Suicide Prevention Month!

September is National Suicide Prevention Month, a time for us all to pause and reflect on how we can each #BeThe1To prevent death by suicide and save lives.

Know the Facts

Unlike other leading causes of death, suicide is completely preventable. Unfortunately, many still do not know how pervasive deaths by suicide are in the United States:

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Post January 30, 2015

Training Resources

Document January 12, 2015

PE Instructional Minutes Report Form

Press release January 7, 2015

Famed polar explorer to visit Sacramento school
Robert Swan was the first to walk unsupported to both poles

January 7, 2015 (Sacramento): Famed polar explorer and motivational speaker Robert Swan will make a presentation about Antarctica and environmentalism to students at Leonardo da Vinci K-8 School from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Friday (January 9).

Swan holds the distinction of being the first person ever to walk unsupported 鈥� meaning without GPS, food drops or radio communications 鈥� to both the North and South Poles. His observations of the environment during these treks led him to found 2041, an organization dedicated to educating future leaders about environmental issues.

Press release January 13, 2015

School named for Dr. King plans march for kindness, justice
Event will kick off Kindness Week at Martin Luther King Jr. K-8 School

January 13, 2015 (Sacramento): A school named for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. will hold a march for kindness and justice on Thursday (January 15) 鈥� the late civil rights activist鈥檚 birthday.

The march around the Martin Luther King Jr. K-8 School campus in Sacramento鈥檚 Pocket neighborhood will kick off a Kindness Week in which students will be challenged to perform acts of kindness to honor Dr. King鈥檚 legacy, said Principal Denise Lee.

Press release January 27, 2015

VOLUNTEERS鈥� WORK PAYS OFF 鈥� $18,000 OF SCHOOL SUPPLIES AND DENTAL KITS DISTRIBUTED TO SACRAMENTO KIDS

What:
In partnership with Target and others, the nonprofit organization K to College will distribute $65 packages of school and dental supplies to all 270 students at Susan B. Anthony Elementary School in Sacramento. These kits are part of more than 10,000 that were assembled by more than 500 volunteers at the Memorial Auditorium in December. K to College is a nonprofit with the mission of addressing the unmet material needs of homeless and other impoverished children, and adults working towards self-sufficiency.