Volunteers Needed for Gala Auction

Come one,come all- please help us set up for the big party next weekend! Volunteers are needed to help decorate the gym and set up the auction for the "Celebrate the Decade" party. You are welcome to come any time next week from Thursday at 3:30 until Saturday at 3:00 pm. Lunch will be served to volunteers on Thursday and Friday. All are welcome! Give an hour or give a morning or afternoon. Please RSVP to Carey if you can come! Thanks so much and get your dancing shoes ready!

Still accepting auction donations! Please get your RSVP in ASAP! We are almost sold out!

Attention bidders and potential bidders! Please bring your checkbooks to the auction! We will certainly accept your credit card as payment- but we are charged a significant processing fee. Payment by check is preferred. Thank you for your support!

From the Chaplain, Rev. Gary Taylor

Thursday, April 19 is National Holocaust Remembrance Day, and with Passover concluding last week it was important that we journeyed together in chapel into the history of our Jewish brothers and sisters with a service around Passover for the younger children and a remembrance of oppression in its many forms with the older students. We were pleased to welcome the Rabbi David Kaplan as our guest to speak to the students out of his own tradition and help us to bring to mind the ways in which the community of humanity has been diminished when one group of people subjugates another. We are grateful for his wisdom and contributions!

Chapel next week focuses on Earth Day. The three services will be in the outdoor classroom (weather permitting) and we will hear some poetry and praise God in prayer and song for the beauty of creation. We will also remind ourselves of the need to serve as faithful stewards of God's gifts to us of the earth and all of God's creatures, made so vividly apparent to us in the bursting of spring.

We look forward to the beginning of May when we will celebrate Buddha's birthday and learn a little bit about the traditions and beliefs of our Buddhist brothers and sisters, understanding our differences and celebrating our similarities, all within the context of our community worship of God.

Please remember the Fifth Grade Spring Food Drive which concludes at the end of the month. As a new member of the St. Anne's community, I was overwhelmed by the generosity shown in our fall food drive. I am confident we will reach out to the needy in Delaware with even more compassion and kindness this spring. Thank you!

2012 High School Fair

PSEG Poster Contest Winners!

Every year St. Anne's School third graders participate in the Salem and Hope Creek Generating Stations' calendar contest. This calendar represents vital emergency services that help support our community at large. This year the theme was " Emergency Responders: Down on Main Street."  In art class, students were encouraged to sketch out and design a poster that reflected their local community businesses, emergency teams and citizens. This year, Abby Scheing and Yilan Slinkard were chosen to represent SAES!  Both students will be photographed for the calendar during the week of May 3rd and will be formally invited to a luncheon on May 31st where their artwork will be celebrated! Congratulations to these dedicated artists!

Information for 6th and 7th Grade Families

Dear 6th and 7th Grade Families,

We would like to invite you to two upcoming school events.  The first event is the 2012 High School Fair which will be held on Wednesday, May 2nd in the school’s gymnasium from 6:00-7:30 PM.  We are expecting approximately 20 high schools to be in attendance; their admission folks are eager to meet you and have an opportunity to speak with you about their schools and answer any questions you might have regarding their admissions process.  There will be area independent schools represented as well as schools from neighboring states.  We have also invited representatives from area public and charter schools to join us.  This event will also be open to the public. There is no need to RSVP for the High School Fair.

Sixth grade girls having fun!

The second event that we would like to invite you and your student to is a week later on Wednesday, May 9th from 6:00-7:30 PM.  We have invited several of our alums to come back and discuss with the audience what their transition to high school entailed.  The graduates have also been asked to come prepared to discuss what the high school selection process was like for them and what challenges they faced entering 9th grade. The alums should provide a broad prospective as they are currently enrolled in a variety of schools, public, independent day and boarding schools.   Please email me (lbyrd@saintannesschool.org) the number of family members that will be attending this event by May 2nd so we can plan accordingly.

This is an exciting time for your students as they move closer to taking that next step in their educational process.  Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions.

Warm regards,

Lora G. Byrd

Middle School Head

Interscholastic Sports Update, Brian Scott, Athletic Director

I've missed more than 9000 shots in my career.  I've lost almost 300 games. 26 times, I've been trusted to take the game winning shot and missed.  

I've failed over and over and over again in my life.  And that is why I succeed. 

-- Michael Jordan

Baseball

The boys lost their first game of the season 7-1 to Tatnall.  Ethan Bloomfield had two hits, scored a run and pitched four strong innings.

Against Red Lion Christian Academy Ethan Bloomfield, Josh Heath and Carmi pitched well in a 5-0 defeat.  The boys are rapidly improving.  Their defense is solid; they are making contact at the plate, and getting on base.  This is a young, talented team, and their future will be filled with success.

Boys' Lacrosse

Following a 6-9 defeat at home against Sanford, Coach Taylor stated “We were down five players for the Sanford game, but the 12 that were there worked hard to stay in contention against a good team.”

At the Kent game, the boys went ahead 10-0 at half time, so it was a great opportunity for players to try out new positions in the second half.  Carmi Rurigi, new to lacrosse this year, got his first goal of the season and Charlie Liston, also new to lacrosse this year, posted St. Anne's Episcopal School's first ever lacrosse shutout!

Girls' Lacrosse

The girls lacrosse team defeated Caravel 7-6 in the first game in SAES history!  Good job girls.  They followed the victory with a tough loss to Kent 9-12, and then a strong 8-3 victory on Sanford's home field.

Coach Fritz and DeFino are pleased with the teams’ progress.  “The girls’ lacrosse team worked so hard these last few weeks!  They are getting stronger and smarter as lacrosse players by the day! They would like you to “Please come and support this new team at SAES! GO HERONS!”

Girls' Soccer

In their home opener last Friday the girls soccer team earned a hard fought 2-0 victory over a skilled team from The Independence School, with two goals by Lorin Donovan, one in each half.  The team showed that they are really coming together as a unit, seeing where to move and pass, as well as protecting their own goal from dangerous shooting opportunities.  The JV team followed with a 0-0 draw after a thirty minute game.

Their progress was again evident on the road Tuesday when they competed well against a talented team from MOT Charter.  In the last two minutes of a closely contested match, Alexa Rodriguez served a lovely corner kick to Sasha Feuerstein who tucked it in for a 1-0 victory. MOT then prevailed in the JV game by the same score. The team has two big home games next Monday and Thursday.

Upcoming April Games

Baseball

19        4:00 pm           Away vs. Caravel Academy.

23        3:45 pm           Away vs. Pike Creek Christian at Newark National LL Field.

26        3:45 pm           Home vs. Wilmington Christian School.

Boys’ Lacrosse

20        4:00 pm           Away vs. Red Lion Christian Academy.  Stadium Field.

24        4:00 pm           Away vs. Caravel.  Grass Field.        

28        8:00 am – 2:45 pm.  Upland Country Day LAX Tournament.

Girls’ Lacrosse

18        4:15 pm           Away vs. Sanford School.

25        3:30 pm           Away vs. Caravel Academy.

27        3:45 pm           Home vs. Caravel Academy.

Girls’ Soccer

23        3:30 pm           Home vs. Sanford School. 

26        3:45 pm           Home vs. Ursuline Academy.

For game information and scores, visit www.heronssports.com. 

Go Herons!

Nurse News - FAAN Camp TAG

The Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Network (FAAN) announces that once again Camp TAG, a one-week camp for kids with food allergies and their siblings (ages 4-12) is available at Tall Pines Day Camp in Williamstown, NJ, July 9-13. This location offers fun activities for kids including canoeing,  swimming, arts and crafts, team sports, and more. A registered nurse who specializes in food allergies, anaphylaxis, and epinephrine administration will be onsite at all times. Parents are invited to attend a “Family Fun Day” on the last day of camp. For more information visit  www.foodallergyevents.org.

FAAN also announces a new “Members Only” Hotline offering personalized support to FAAN members by Gina Clowes, Vice President of Member Relations. If you are newly diagnosed with a million questions about food allergies this may be a helpful service for you to explore! Gina is available to speak to members 1-3 p.m. on Mondays at 800-929-4040 . If you are not a member this may be an excellent time to join. Check out www.foodallergy.org for more information.

Special Congratulations to Sagar!

Congratulations to Sagar, 7th grade, who won Scope magazine's "Outbreak" Contest. The Scholastic editors loved Sagar's thorough explanation of what he would do in case of a food poisoning outbreak. He did a great job of incorporating details from the article and created a creative, well-written response. As a reward, Sagar won a copy of "The Omnivore's Dilemma" by Michael Pollan. Keep up the great work, Sagar!

SAPA News Updates

SAPA's Latest Happenings:

· SAPA Meeting - Personal Safety Seminar: A big thank you to Josh Kite for conducting this seminar. We appreciate him taking the time to present such valuable information!

· SAPA Refurbishing Outdoor Chapel: As SAES Celebrates the Decade, SAPA has decided to assist with the clean up and refurbishing of the Outdoor Chapel as our gift to the school. We are also looking for volunteers for Wednesday, April 25th from 3:30 - 4:30 PM. Any amount of time is appreciated! Please contact Nisha Lodhavia at saesvolunteer@gmail.com by April 23rd if you are interested.

· SAPA Board Positions: We are looking for Board members for the upcoming school year. Positions that are still open: Vice President, Secretary and Lower School Representative. Are you interested? Want to find out more information? Feel free to attend our next SAPA Board meeting on Thursday, May 3rd at 2 pm. Can’t make the meeting but are still interested? Please contact Jill Hollander at jilly314@aol.com.

· 5th Grade Food Drive: The 5th grade is busy collecting non-perishable canned/boxed foods for their Annual Spring Food Drive. Don’t forget to send in your contributions by April 30th!

In addition to donating non-perishable canned/boxed foods, you can help by volunteering to make Food Drive deliveries to the Neighborhood House (Middletown) and the Whatcoat Social Service Agency (Dover) on Monday, April 30th. Please contact karen.a.sheats@wilmu.edu if you are able to volunteer to help deliver food; or by donating sturdy cardboard boxes for the deliveries. Cardboard boxes can be dropped off in the vestibule anytime between now and April 29th.

Thank you in advance for your assistance with this important service project!


· Friendly’s Dine Out Fundraiser: Dine out before the Spring Concert or grab an ice cream afterwards….our event is May 17th from 5-9pm. 10% of ALL SALES come back to SAES. No flyers needed! 


Would you like to volunteer? Our Volunteer Coordinator, Nisha Lodhavia, would love to hear from you! Feel free to email her at saesvolunteer@gmail.com .

Questions about SAPA or SAPA related events? Please contact Jill Hollander at jilly314@aol.com .

The Hunger Games: Why the Hype?

The Hunger Games trilogy, by Suzanne Collins, is set in a futuristic, dystopic North America. The nation of Panem is comprised of a well-to-do capitol surrounded by 12 districts. These districts once declared war on the capitol and were defeated, thus being sentenced to send one boy and one girl to an annual televised fight to the death challenge to earn food for their district. When the protagonist’s (Katniss Everdeen) younger sister is chosen to compete, Katniss immediately volunteers to take her place. The resultant story is Katniss’ battle to make peace with having to kill or be killed.

This exciting and fast-paced trilogy has become a huge hit with young people and adults alike. While it is entertaining and engaging, it is also quite violent as it is about children killing children. The books have been marketed to a young adult audience (ages 12 & up) for this reason…along with readers having to contemplate the complicated social and moral issues that arise throughout the story. For these reasons, the books have been labeled “YA” in our library as well. This means that the books are readily available to our 7th & 8th grade students and available to students in the lower grades with parental permission. This is one series that I recommend parents read with or before younger children if you are considering.
                                                       -   Amy Shepherd,  School Librarian

Second Grade Accepting Used Books and Grocery Bags for Bookstore

The second grade charity bookstore needs your help with used paper or plastic grocery store bags!  If you have any to spare, please forward them to either Ms. Davis or Mrs. Bell in second grade.

Last year's second grade
charity bookstore.

Second grade is still accepting gently used children's books for the second grade bookstore, too.   The books should be suitable for grades Pre-K through sixth grade and can be dropped off in the second grade classrooms.

Thank you!

Books Away Bookstore

&   St. Anne’s Only Student Run Bookstore   ¨

Opening May 1-4, 2012

Lower School Lobby

7:35-8:20 AM

11:45-12:15 PM

3:00-3:45 PM

All proceeds benefit

 The Ronald McDonald House Charities.

Please, help the Second Grade in our service project to

Change the World!

One Week Only!

Inexpensive,

Quality

NEW and Bargain Children’s Books

For Grades Pre-K-6!

Art Department News

Rain Garden II by Louise Nevelson

Spring is in the air! Our fantastic art students are gearing up for Spring. First graders have just completed some beautiful textural weavings and our third graders are embarking on some exciting sculptures based on the works of Wassily Kandinsky. In Middle school we are doing a bit of graphic design, and are learning to brand our ideas with logos and advertising campaigns! Who knew we had so many creative entrepreneurs! Seventh grade is busy collecting found objects for their Louise Nevelson inspired sculptures which have them all in a buzz! Be on the lookout for these exciting projects!

As you do a bit of Spring cleaning think of us! We are collecting terry towels for our clean up activities!

Auction, Auction, Auction!

Can you give something to be auctioned at the St. Anne’s Episcopal School “Celebrate the Decade” Gala Auction on April 28th? Please consider a contribution to help us raise money for the Annual Fund!

We are in need of…

• Table sponsors! Purchase one for your business and bring guests! $1500 includes recognition and 10 tickets!

• Sports paraphernalia, sports tickets!

• Live Auction Items! Can you help us create an unforgettable experience? Like “lunch with the governor” or “insiders’ tour of a company,” Like meeting the vice president? Or back stage passes to a concert? We need your connections and creativity!

• Ladies’ accessories (purses, hats, bags, jewelry),  new tableware or barware, gift certificates, artwork, time shares, grilling accessories, fitness items,  children’s items such as books or new toys, electronics….anything goes!

• Donate items to be auctioned off or purchase something new!

Click here for the Auction Contribution Form.

Contact Carey Koppenhaver at ckoppenhaver@saintannesschool.org or (302) 378-3179, ext. 347 with any questions.

From the Chaplain, Rev. Gary Taylor

In this time of Holy Week, St. Anne's is wrapping up its season of Lent and our theme of Being the Change You Want to Be in the World. Thursday, 4/5 was our traditional Tenebrae service, a service of light and darkness when we remember the passion and death of Jesus. A number of candles are slowly extinguished as the story of Jesus' last days are remembered, culminating in total darkness when he dies. The hope of Easter and the resurrection is affirmed at the conclusion of the service when a single candle re-enters the room and the darkness is dispelled forever. It is a moving and memorable experience leading into Good Friday.

Next week, Thursday, April 12th will be our community Eucharist for Easter at 9:45 for the whole school We are pleased to welcome the Reverend Juan George, Associate Priest at Trinity Parish in Wilmington as our celebrant and homilist. The Reverend George oversees Latino ministries at Trinity and is a respected voice for minority communities in our state. Please join us Thursday to extend your Easter celebration!

The following week in chapel (April 19) we are pleased to welcome retired Rabbi David Kaplan to speak with us about Passover in the younger grades and also about Yom Hashoa, Holocaust Remembrance Day, with the older students. Both events are important not just for our Jewish brothers and sisters but serve as crucial reminders for all of us of the struggles of the oppressed and the inhumanity of humans against other humans that we must never let happen again.

Finally, let me draw your attention to our Spring Food Drive led by our fifth grade. Like our drive in the fall, this community effort is a great way to share our blessings with those less fortunate than we and to remember how interconnected is the human family.

May you and your family have a blessed Easter!

Admissions

High School Fair

The annual St. Anne's High School Fair will be held on Wednesday, May 2 from 6:00 - 7:30 PM.  Come join area private and public schools in our gym to learn what will be available for your St. Anne's graduate after eighth grade.  Open to students and parents of all ages, but strongly recommended for grades 6 and 7. Some summer camp materials will also be available.

Food Drive

The 5th grade is coordinating the Spring Food Drive; the dates of the drive are April 6th-30th . Their collection goal is 2012 items. These items will be given to the Neighborhood House in Middletown and the Whatcoat Social Service Agency in Dover. If we make our goal we can earn a school wide dress down day for Friday, May 4th. Come admire their banner in the front foyer! They will collect cans and boxes from each class on Monday April 30th. Here are suggested donations, but all non-perishables are welcome.


Pre-K/K-Canned fruit/baby food

1st -Soup

2nd -Rice

3rd -Pasta

4th -Bottled water 

5th -Pasta and rice

6th -Canned vegetables

7th -Applesauce and soup

8th -Canned meat (tuna, chicken, beef) and dried beans

Please check expiration dates and avoid food in glass jars. Also please note that we are not accepting Ramen Noodles. We have explained to the students that Ramen is high in sodium and low in nutritional value. Thank you for helping our young people continue to understand the importance of helping those in need. 

Sincerely,

The Class of 2015

Interscholastic Sports, by Brian Scott, Athletic Director

Sports ideally teach discipline and commitment.
They challenge you and build character for everything you do in life.
~Howie Long

The weather is cooperating and boys' and girls' teams are ready to compete.  Thanks to Mr. Rawley, Ms. Sarah, and Mr. Nick, the athletic fields look exceptional!

According to Coach Taylor, “the Boys' Lacrosse team got off to a strong start this season against a young and numerous Caravel team, winning 8 - 2.  Rookie goalie Charlie Liston carried a shutout into the fourth quarter and five different Herons scored with Cross Ferrara earning a hat trick before halftime."  The team's second game was against Wilmington Christian on Wednesday and the team cruised to an impressive victory of 11-1.

Girls’ soccer lost a tough match 1-0 against Caravel.  According to Head Coach Mr. Thayer, "The girls played hard against Caravel on a blustery day.  Much of the play was in the midfield with few scoring opportunities for either team.  They converted on a lovely high shot from 16 yards away.  The JV game was a scoreless draw with lots of great playing time for our less experienced players."

Girls' Lacrosse Clinic held in February.

Girls' Lacrosse opened their season yesterday at home against Caravel with great success.  They played as a team and came back from a 3-1 halftime deficit to win 7-6.  What a great debut for girls lacrosse!  Well done, girls!

Baseball is preparing for their first game next Wednesday, April 11th at Home vs. Tatnall.

Next week's schedule is as follows:

Baseball-Opening Day

Wednesday 4/11 3:45 Home vs. Tatnall

Girls Lacrosse

Thursday 4/12 4:00 Away vs. Kent School

Boys Lacrosse

Tuesday 4/10 3:30 Home vs. Sanford

Thursday 4/12 4:00 Away vs. Kent

Girls Soccer

Friday 4/13 4:00 Home vs. Independence

For game information and scores, visit www.heronssports.com. 

Go Herons!

Nurse News - Happy Spring!

Allergy season is here. If your child has seasonal allergies and may require medication at school, please send in your child’s medication in the original box and a note with administration instructions. We can store allergy medications at school. If your child has received any medication before school, please email us at nurse@ saintannesschool.org or call at 378-3719 x340. This information is needed for the safety of your children. This includes over the counter medications, asthma inhalers, or nebulizers. Thank you for copying us when you send health related information to your child’s teacher as well.

DIAA Sports Physicals for the 2012- 2013 school year may be completed starting April 1, 2012. The form is available to download on our school website under the following sections: parent information, student life, or athletic information area. The DIAA has its own website also that you may access for the form and information. This form is required by all Delaware high schools and middle schools for students participating in interscholastic athletics.

Read with Rita's!

Rita's Water Ice of Middletown has invited St. Anne's to participate in a refreshing reading incentive program! To participate, each student must read a total of 120 minutes each week for two weeks and complete the official 2012 Read with Rita's Reading Log. The logs must be signed by the teacher and the parent.

Students will be rewarded with 1 FREE regular size water ice of their choice each week that their goal is reached. (limit 2)

**The weeks do NOT have to be completed consecutively. All reading logs MUST be redeemed by the end of the season.

Happy Reading!

Mrs. Shepherd

Student Council Updates

From the President, Jamie Trabaudo

The past couple of months have been a little slow for the Student Council, but things are beginning to pick up. There are many events coming up that will surely have the middle school student body very excited. The third dance of the year is approaching, and will be held on April 20th, from 6-9p.m. This year’s 7th grade class will also have the chance to run for a position in the Student Council executive office before the end of the school year! The election process will start April 18th, and will go until May 2nd, when the actual elections are held. The students will have a chance to run for office, and step in on some of the behind the scenes work that the Student Council puts forth. The executive board and I are very excited to work with the 7th graders as they show their interest in becoming a leader of the middle school. Below are the letters from the Homeroom representatives, explaining what classroom life has been like in school over the past couple weeks. Thanks for letting us check in, and have a happy and safe Easter!!

From the Eighth Grade

The Eighth grade class is continuing to have a great year. We had a great time over Spring Break, and now we’re ready to finish the year strong. The Science Fair has passed so no need to worry about all-nighters anymore. The winning results will be announced Friday, April 13th. The next great occurrence in the 8th grade year is the semi-formal. We are all looking forward to it! Our D.C. trip is also right around the corner. The feelings in eighth grade seem to be bittersweet right now, as we eagerly look forward to high school, but also want to enjoy our remaining time at St. Anne’s.

**Eighth grade is also starting their end of the year project where they will attempt to solve a world problem. The project requires them to research an existing world problem, and propose ideas to spread awareness and solutions. 

From the Seventh Grade

7A, Jack Hutchinson:  In the past few weeks, 7A has completed many exciting tasks.  One such task was the Science Fair.  We were given the option of working by ourselves or choosing a partner with whom we were to work with productively.  Some examples of fun science projects were “the lacrosse catapult” and the “the hockey swing contraption”.  Spring break and conferences offered a much needed time of rest and review.  In other news, the elections for the executive board of student council are rapidly approaching.  Students are eager to see who will run and whom they will pick to be the president of the 2012-2013 school year. 

7B, Sasha Feuerstein:  In the past few weeks, 7B has been preparing for the Science Fair, which took place on Wednesday, March 28^th. The winners will be announced during middle school meeting on Friday, April 13^th. Right now in social studies, we are getting ready for a class debate. All the students are split up into four groups and are assigned a past president. After a week of researching, each group will try to persuade the judges why their president is the best. So far, everyone has been having a lot of fun! In language arts, we just had a test on the novel, The Circuit. The book is about a migrant family who travels from Mexico to California in hopes of finding a better life in America. In Mr. Lazar’s math class, we are learning about making tables and graphing functions. We are going over commands in Spanish, and we are having a quiz on our past unit dealing with household chores. Although we have been having a lot of fun, everyone is excited for Easter break!

From the Sixth Grade

6A, Cara McTaggart:  In 6A, we have been handing in our Hope Totes. A Hope Tote is a plastic bag we put items in such as deodorant, shampoo, soap, and other hygiene products. We will be sending the Hope totes to the Sunday Breakfast Mission. We each wrote a small note to share our compassion with those at the mission. We believe that our Hope Totes will help them through their hard times and give them hope.

6B, Alexa Rodriguez:  6B has also been collecting Hope Totes for the Sunday Breakfast Mission. 6B has been learning many new things and grasping many different concepts.  In social studies we have been learning about the Revolutionary War.  In math we have been working on ratios and continuing fractions.  6B is looking forward to our end of the school year field-trip. Also, we can’t wait for Easter Break! J

From the Fifth Grade

Caroline Donovan and Bridgett Hyde:  The fifth grade is having a fantastic year!  This April we have a lot of things going on.  From April 1^st through April 30^th, fifth grade will be having a food drive.  We will be collecting canned goods and other items of food.  This year, our goal is to reach 2,012 items.  Also, April 20th is the last dance of the year.  We plan to make this dance the best one yet!  The fifth grade has had a lot of fun these first two trimesters and we plan to go out with a big bang!  Enjoy your Easter!

Got Camp (Arrowhead)?

Here at St. Anne’s Episcopal School, we value every aspect of our children’s development including spiritual formation. Here is an opportunity for spiritual growth and lots of fun for our children this summer.

One of the wondrous things about our little Diocese of Delaware is that we have our very own residential summer camp. Camp Arrowhead is 165 acres located on Rehoboth Bay in Lewes, Delaware. Recently accredited by the American Camping Association, Camp Arrowhead is a coed residential camp for children from 8 to 16 years old. We have been ‘camping with a difference’ for over 50 years. Our mission and ministry is to bring children and young people from all walks of life and show that through living, praying, and playing together, we can create lifelong memories and relationships. At camp we call it building our family.

 At Camp Arrowhead, children get a chance to experience God through prayer and worship and opportunities to explore God’s creation in a very hands-on way. But there are other benefits to sending your child to residential camp, such as:

• having positive role models in the staff that guide them
• learning to take appropriate risks in a safe environment
• a chance to be independent with a ‘safety net’
• the opportunity to meet a variety of people from all over the United States and the world
• learning creativity and ‘thinking out of the box’
• it is really fun!

And there are more benefits!

For more information; visit our website, camparrowhead.net, pick up a brochure, or talk to Kathy Hanna. Come and get some camp with me!