Did you know that every week 50 children will be backed over and struck by a vehicle, and 2 of those children will die? Did you know that backover accidents are the leading cause of traffic accidental fatalities among children? Nathan Dahlen, a local homeschooler, is holding a Safety Awareness Demonstration at the Pelham YMCA on March 16th from 9-12, in memory of his sister Abigail, and as part of his Eagle Scout project. This event is free and will be a great opportunity to learn more about vehicle safety, including blind zones and other dangers children face in and around vehicles. All drivers, and especially new drivers, can benefit greatly from the visual demonstration. Candy, balloons, and games for the kids! Come by and support Nathan as he works to educate the community.
Feb. - April, Cullman: Farming 101
FARMING 101 The Cullman County office of the Alabama Cooperative Extension System (ACES) invites you to participate in a series of beginning farmer classes. The goal of this series is to help beginning or transitioning farmers make good decisions in choosing which agriculture enterprise they are best suited and capable of developing and to provide them with research based information and other resources to help accomplish their goals.
Speakers from ACES, Auburn University, and the local farming community will present basic information on the topics addressed and are outlined below:
Speakers and Topics:
- February 28 Basic Soils - Management and Improvement and Cover Crops: Dr. Charles Mitchell, Extension Soil Specialist, Auburn University and Mr. Arnold Caylor, Director of the North Alabama Horticulture Research Center, Cullman
- March 7 Small Livestock Management—Sheep and Goats: Mr. Robert Spencer, Extension Area Specialist—Animal Science and Forages, North Alabama
- March 14 Small Fruit Production - Strawberries, Blueberries, Blackberries and Grapes: Mr. Mike Reeves, Regional Extension Agent, North Alabama
- March 21 Farm Management—Farm Service Agency( FSA) Services, Natural Resource Conservation Services (NRCS), Farm Financial Planning: Mr. Kelvin Veal, FSA; Mr. Murray Griffin, NRCS; Mr. Robert Page, ACES Farm Management Program and Mr. Ralph Stewart, Alabama Farm Credit
- March 28 Beekeeping and Syrup Making, Mr. Phillip Garrison, Goldvine Farms
- April 4 Protected Production: Greenhouse Transplant Production, High Tunnel Season Extension, and Hydroponics: Mr. Tony Glover, Extension Coordinator, Cullman County; Mr. Steve Carpenter, Jack-O-Lantern Farms, Muscle Shoals
- April 11 Small Scale Vegetable Production and Introduction to Pecans: Mr. Doug Chapman, Regional Extension Agent, North Alabama
- April 18 Value Added Products—Baked Goods, Jams/Jellies and other Preserved Products, Angela Treadaway, Regional Extension Agent—Food Science, Central Alabama Funding and support provided by: ACES, Rosita’s Farm, North Alabama Agriplex Heritage Center and Alabama Farm Credit.
Cost is $50 for the entire series or $10 per session, including materials and refreshments. All classes are from 6:00-8:30 or 9:00 PM and will be held at the North Alabama Agriplex Heritage Center.
North Alabama Agriplex Heritage Center is located on 1714 Talley Ho Street across from the Cullman
Bowling Center near the Peinhardt Living History MuseumNote: If you plug in the address in a GPS you will end up a half mile away.
Directions: Turn off 278 at the Bread Store Across from Willingham Salvage Company and Turn Right in Front of the Bowling Center. Agriplex Heritage Center is a wood façade building on the right.If you have questions, call Cullman County Extension Coordinator—Tony Glover at (256) 737-9386 email: gloveta@aces.edu
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June 3 - 7 & June 10 - 14, Mobile: Alabama Math & Science Camp
My name is John Hoyle and I work at the Alabama School of Math and Science. I’m writing to let you and your students know about our outstanding academic-oriented summer camp for middle school students. The Adventures In Math and Science summer program offers assorted, hands-on learning experiences in a variety of subjects, including math, science, language, history, and more.
This year, camp will run for two sessions. Session 1 (June 3-7) is an overnight or day camp. Session 2 (June 10-14) is an overnight or day camp. Students can sign up for one week or two weeks. Over night camp tuition is $375 and is all-inclusive. Day camp is $275 and includes lunch. Interested students should visit www.asms.net for additional information and to download an application.
We are also offering interested students a chance to earn free tuition by participating in our video scholarship contest, which can also be found at www.asms.net.
Some classes offered:
ACT Prep; Alchemy of Harry Potter; Sign Language 101; Apps for Smart Devices; Codes and Ciphers; CSI: Mobile; Drawing Mathematics; Exploring Inner Space; History of Superheroes; The Importance of Being English: The Lifestyles of the Brits and the Aimless; Labs of Doom; LAND, SEA, and AIR: Basic Navigation, Buoyancy, Energy of Propulsion; Light Metals and Vitreous Enameling; Marine Biology; Mathematical Games with Martin Gardner; Mathematical Origami; Painting; Photoshop; PHUN PHYSICS; Psychology; Robotics; Rock and Roll History; Rocketry; Shakespeare’s Royal Tragedies: Games of Thrones on the Renaissance Stage; So You Want to be a MD?; Spanish Vacation; Sports FUNdamentals; Field Biology; Using Java with Web Pages; and Weird Food Science.
Thank you so much for helping us spread the word about this wonderful opportunity.
John Hoyle,
Director of AIMS
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Bham: FREE Tutoring
Desert Island Supply Company to offer free tutoring for students
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Desert Island Supply Company also known as DISCO, located in Woodlawn is offering free after-school tutoring for students.
DISCO is a creative writing center located at 5500 1st Avenue North in Woodlawn. It features a comfortable, safe writing environment with cleverly decorated maps, items, and pictures to ignite creativity for all ages.
DISCO also offers free workshops, seminars, and programs to area schools and community events to encourage creative writing and literacy advancement.
Recently students from around the metro area enjoyed spending the day with Carla Jean Whitley, writer and managing editor of Birmingham Magazine. She is also the creator of Birmingham Box Set, a blog focused on Birmingham's music scene. Whitley introduced the participants to music reviews and taught them how to listen to music then form their own unique evaluation and critical thinking of different musical styles and songs.
You can learn more about volunteer opportunities at DISCO this weekend at a Volunteer meeting being held Saturday, March 2, 2013, 10am. Please contact chip@desertislandsupplyco.com to make your reservation to attend.
To learn more about the many programs and educational opportunities, including the free after school tutoring program available through DISCO, visit www.desertislandsupplyco.com or www.desertislandsupplyco.com/volunteer/.

Two students, Anniston Bates and Sydney Scarpulla, enjoy learning how to write music reviews from Carla Jean Whitley, Managing Editor of Birmingham Magazine.
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March 2, Cullman: Great Gourds!
There is a new Ag program for kids in Cullman. It is the "Farm Kids Club" sponsored by the North Alabama Agriplex Board and Peinhardt Living History Farm. There will be a program once a month, beginning at 9 a.m. Each program will be held at the North Alabama Agriplex Bulding (located at the Peinhardt Living History farm) 1714 Talley Ho St. SW, Cullman, across from the Cullman Bowling Alley.
The program is for children ages Kindergarten and up and they must be accompanied by an adult. Cost is $5 per child. To register call, 256-297-1044 or email Cullmanag@gmail.com.
This Saturday, March 2nd, 9:00-10:30, we are having Farm Kid's Club about Great Gourds! The Alabama Gourd Society will be leading the program with a skit, storytelling, crafting a gourd, show and tell, and gourd seeds to take home and plant.
WE ARE LIMITED TO 23 PARTICIPANTS, SO PLEASE REGISTER SOON IF YOU PLAN TO ATTEND!! This should be a great program, and worth your $5 per child. In April, we will have our Farm Kid's Club all about Cattle.
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Tuesdays thru April 2, Bham: "Hippo Adventures" at Bham Museum of Art

Birmingham Museum of Art (File photo)
Here are the details:
EVENT: 'HIPPO ADVENTURES!'
DATE: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2013 - 10:30 AM
DURATION: 1 HOUR
REPEAT EVENT: REPEAT EVERY TUESDAY UNTIL APRIL 02, 2013
FREE
Join us for a new in-gallery family experience! Children aged 3 - 8 and their adult companions are invited to join Museum educators to explore Hip, Hippo, Hooray!, discover activities that make looking at art fun and exciting, and create new family memories about art and hippos.
No reservations required. Hippo Adventures are also available by appointment for groups of 10 or more children aged 3 - 8. For more information or to schedule a tour, call 205.254.2964.
Info courtesy of al.com's bargain mom.
March 1, Bham: Tim Tebow Bill Roundtable
There will be a Roundtable Planning meeting for the Supporters of the Tim Tebow Bill this Friday at 12:00 pm at Jim & Nick's BBQ on Oxmoor Road (just off I-65) in Birmingham. Anyone who is interested in seeing this bill passed in both the house & senate needs to meet with us if at all possible! If you need more info, feel free to inbox me here or email me at tammy.mcarthur1994@gmail.com. Thanks!
For more info on the Tim Tebow Bill, please look here: http://www.alabamahomeschooling.com/2009/12/tim-tebow-bill.html .
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May 8, Bham: Sloss Furnaces Tour & Iron Pour *Deadline this Friday!!*
Date: Wednesday, May 8
Time: 10:00am (arrive 9:30am)
Details: Sloss furnaces has a history of a 100 year tradition of iron pouring. Tour the funace, undergrouond railroad tunnel, and the blowing machine room. Design your own original iron paperweight and watch an iron pouring.
This field trip is for ages 10 and older. (No younger siblings, please)
Cost: $16.00/person
Sign-up Deadline: THIS Friday, March 1
This fieldtrip is open to Everest Academy families only at this time.
Payment Deadline: Friday, March 8
Contact: Ruth Williams ~ dougandruthw@yahoo.com
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**Update!!! March 23, 2013: Huntsville Homeschool Prom
I am a coordinator for the Huntsville Homeschool Prom and would appreciate your help in spreading word about this year’s prom to any interested 9th through 12th grade homeschool students. This is our fourth year to host a prom and we’ve had homeschool students attend from as far away as Mobile, Tennessee, and Georgia. Our 2012 prom sold out!
The prom is on Saturday, March 23, 2013 from 7:00pm to 11:00pm at Grace United Methodist Church in Huntsville. Tickets are $35/singles, $60/doubles and may be bought in person or online. Seniors and Juniors only may purchase tickets from January 15 through February 15. The theme this year is “Phantom of the Opera… a masquerade ball.”
This is a traditional high school prom with a DJ, professional photographer, special lighting, food and punch ---all in a theme-decorated gym. The prom is well-chaperoned by parents and we have a sign-in/sign-out system for all attendees. Once an attendee leaves the prom, they are not allowed to re-enter. We require contact information for every attendee in case we need to call a parent.
There is a detailed Frequently Asked Questions link at our website: www.huntsvilleprom.info and our Facebook page is: Huntsville Homeschool Prom. Any questions may be addressed to: hsvprominfo@gmail.com .
Thank you for sharing this information with your families and please don’t hesitate to contact me personally if I can answer any questions for you.
**Ticket Sale Update --
Tickets for the Huntsville Homeschool Prom are selling very quickly. Only 54 tickets are left
and our sale ends in 12 days on March 8th. It seems very likely that we will sell out of tickets before March 8th.
With so few tickets left be sure to have your guest's information handy. Even if you pay for the tickets, we don't consider them "sold" until we have registration information for each attending student.
To register for the prom we will need the following for each student:
Name
Address
Email
Phone
Emergency Contact Name and Phone
School Name
Grade
Month/year of birthday
The name of whom he/she will ride home with
T-shirt size (if purchasing a t-shirt)
**Ticket Sale Live Event --
The Ticket Sale Live Event planned for Tuesday, February 26, from 5 to 8 PM at Grace United Methodist Church is still scheduled to go on. You can check our Facebook page or email me to see how many tickets remain for sale or for directions before coming out to join us. Photo packages and tshirts will be available for sale and we will have sample t-shirts for your students to try on. If you have already purchased tickets you are welcome to join us. We'll have delicious appetizers and desserts and it will be a fun time.
Save time by completing your student's (and guest's) registration form online at the following link --
https://skydrive.live.com/survey?resid=68817C0CF0CB6706%21117&authkey=%21AGU-8jII9ReKmAU or by bringing a completed copy of the registration form with you. It can be downloaded at http://knology.net/~moniquek/Registration.pdf
Our Facebook page is located athttps://www.facebook.com/pages/Huntsville-Homeschool-Prom/341210409241831
Purchase tickets now by going to our home page -- huntsvilleprom.info
**Can tickets be transferred?
Yes! Sometimes things happen and a student won't be able to attend prom. Contact Monique Kitts by email, hsvpromtixonline@gmail.com, or by phone, 256-270-9163, to transfer your ticket(s), photo package and/or t-shirt to another student. Please, make these arrangements as soon as possible. The last day to make a transfer is March 9th. No exceptions.
Feb., Caterpillar Sale
Please note, this was an advertisement sent to me. I do not know anything personally about this company. ~Deb Spradlin
Hi Deb,
I currently have a promo for caterpillars to raise butterflies for release Easter weekend. This is the last week to order but if you think anyone may have interest I have a newsletter link below.
Thanks,
Nathan
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Feb. 25, Graysville: How to Homeschool Workshop
2012/2013 Schedule
Everest Academy
New to Homeschooling Workshop
FREE and open to all Alabama homeschoolers regardless of cover school
Please RSVP to Deb Spradlin at everestacademy1@gmail.com or (205) 433-9828.
What: How to Homeschool Workshop
Who: All Homeschoolers Welcome
Where/When:
February 25
Graysville Library
315 S Main St Graysville, AL 35073
(Park behind library and come in downstairs entrance on the right)
12:00 - 2:00 p.m.
Before Attending:
Please make sure to thoroughly read the Everest Academy Handbook and the New to Homeschooling information before attending this workshop.
What to bring:
- Potluck lunch dish
- Drinks for your own family
- Lots of questions!!!!
- Don't forget to bring any materials that you want to give away or sale.
- It is fine to bring your children, but please remember this is a small library. Please bring a board game or a quite activity for your child.
Some of the things we will cover will include:
- Alabama State Law Regarding Homeschooling
- Homeschooling Requirements
- Record Keeping
- Curriculum
- Homeschooling Out of the Box
- How to Grade
- Homeschooling on a shoestring
- How long to homeschool each day
This group will be conducted in an open "support group" forum. Deb Spradlin will lead the group, but parents will be expected to participate and help out when appropriate. Open to all homeschoolers regardless of cover school.
*Please note that all information given will be Everest Academy specific. Any homeschoolers participating who are enrolled in a different church school will want to check with their administrator for information specific to their church school.
RSVP to Deb Spradlin at everestacademy1@gmail.com or (205) 433-9828. Please note that I am doing two different informational meetings in the same day. Please state which meeting you will be attending.
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Feb. 25, Graysville: Everest Academy High School Workshop
2012/2013 Schedule
Everest Academy
High School Workshop
FREE and open to all Alabama homeschoolers regardless of cover school
Extra! Extra! Families who attend will get a FREE subscription to University Ready
RSVP to Deb Spradlin at everestacademy1@gmail.com or (205) 433-9828. Please note that I am doing two different informational meetings in the same day. Please state which meeting you will be attending.
VERY IMPORTANT: If you are a new homeschooler, please also attend the New to Homeschooling Worskshop. We will cover the basics in the New to Homeschooling Workshop and the specifics of homeschooling a high schooler in the High School Workshop.

What: High School Support Group
Who: Homeschoolers ages 13 and up
Where/When:
February 25
Graysville Library
315 S Main St Graysville, AL 35073
(Park behind library and come in downstairs entrance on the right)
2:00 - 4:00 p.m.
What to bring:
- Healthy snack to share and drinks for yourself.
- Print and bring a copy of the Everest Academy High School Handbook and Homeschooling a High Schooler portion of New to Homeschooling information before attending this workshop.
- Lots of questions!!!!
- Don't forget to bring any high school materials that you want to give away or sale.
- It is fine to bring your children, but please remember this is a small library. Please bring a board game or a quite activity for your child.
Some of the things we will cover will include:
- Graduation requirements
- How/when to award "credits"
- ACT/SAT information
- High school curriculum
- College entry
- Worker's Permit
- Driver's Permit/License
This group will be conducted in an open "support group" forum. Deb Spradlin will lead the group, but parents will be expected to participate and help out when appropriate. Teens will sit in and participate when appropriate and be free to socialize when it is not. Younger siblings are welcome to attend. Open to all homeschoolers regardless of cover school.
*Please note that all information given will be Everest Academy specific. Any high schoolers participating who are enrolled in a different church school will want to check with their administrator for information specific to their church school.
RSVP to Deb Spradlin at everestacademy1@gmail.com or (205) 433-9828. Please note that I am doing two different informational meetings in the same day. Please state which meeting you will be attending.
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Feb 28, Auburn: High School Workshop
High School Workshop
hosted by
Everest Academy
Time: 1:00-3:00pm
Location: Auburn Public Library
Youth Services, 749 East Thatch Ave, Auburn, AL
Youth Services, 749 East Thatch Ave, Auburn, AL
Details: This is a chance for students 6th grade & up and their parents to review & discuss information about homeschooling a high schooler. We will discuss graduation requirements, how to award credits & grades, ACT/SAT/PSAT testing, high school curriculum, college planning, etc. Bring questions and any high school materials that you may want to sell or give away.
Please read over this handbook & bring your laptap (free WiFi) or a paper copy: Everest Academy High School Handbook
This group will be conducted in an open "support group" forum. Nancy Melkerson will lead the group, but parents will be expected to participate and help out when appropriate. Teens will sit in and participate when appropriate and be free to socialize when it is not. Younger siblings are welcome to attend but may be asked to leave the room if disruptive. Open to all homeschoolers regardless of cover school.
Families who attend will get a FREE subscription to University Ready.
*Please note that all information given will be Everest Academy specific. Any high schoolers participating who are enrolled in a different church school will want to check with their administrator for information specific to their church school.
Sign-up Deadline: February 26
Contact: Nancy Melkerson ~ n_melkerson@hotmail.com
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March: Bham Teen Scene Events
March 1 - Laser Tag
March 15 - Bowling
March 28 - Fishing & Picnic
March 15 - Bowling
March 28 - Fishing & Picnic
Interested in one of these events? Click here for more information about this Teen Scene opportunity and more social activities for your teen!
Please remember that the Teen Scene groups are Everest Academy sponsored groups. Please review the Everest Academy Participation Policy here. Please note that drug and alcohol use at any event is prohibited.
Please remember that the Teen Scene groups are Everest Academy sponsored groups. Please review the Everest Academy Participation Policy here. Please note that drug and alcohol use at any event is prohibited.
March, Huntsville Teen Scene Events
March 8 - Huntsville Imaging Center
March 20 - Day Hike at Rainbow Mountain
March 20 - Day Hike at Rainbow Mountain
Interested in one of these events? Click here for more information about this Teen Scene opportunity and more social activities for your teen!
Please remember that the Teen Scene groups are Everest Academy sponsored groups. Please review the Everest Academy Participation Policy here. Please note that drug and alcohol use at any event is prohibited.
March 1 Deadline: Visine Scholarship Opportunity
I received a second email on this scholarship opportunity stating that they had received the maximum number of applications and are no longer accepting any more.

Please help us spread the word about this valuable scholarship program!
The second annual VISINE® STUDENTS WITH VISION™ Scholarship Program is offering one-time $5,000 scholarships to students who have demonstrated a clear vision or goal for their future. High school seniors and current college students with a minimum GPA of 2.8 may submit an online application now through March 1, 2013*.
VISINE® STUDENTS WITH VISION™ Scholarship Program recipients are selected based on academic achievement, school and community involvement, financial need and demonstrated vision or goal.
For additional program information and to apply for this scholarship, please visit aim.applyists.net/Vision.
*Or until 22,000 applications have been started, whichever is sooner
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Feb. 20, Bham: Engineer Showcase at McWane
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Wednesday, Feb 20th
Engineer Showcase
9:00—1:00
Join UAB professors and students in a variety of engineering activities and demonstrations . Learn why they became engineers, opportunities available to future engineers or just come and see what types of engineering marvels are going on in the heart Birmingham. From concrete canoes to joint implants to 3D modeling, engineers do it all!
Just a reminder that McWane Science Center will be celebrating National Engineers Week from Feb 16th-Feb 23rd! On Wednesday, February 20th from 9-1 several local engineering groups (from UAB and local business) will be on hand demonstrating the work they do in our community, from 3D modeling, bridge building, paper making and city design . Activities and information will be available for all age groups. We do not have a large attendance from school groups that day so this will be a perfect opportunity to introduce or further engage your students in the possibilities engineering offers. All of the activities and information are FREE with your admission to the center. If you are bringing a group of 15 or more call our reservations department at 714-8414 to find out about group discounts. Look for me there, I want to get your feedback and ideas on how to continue to serve you and your students through special days such as this. Thanks, Kathy Kathy Fournier Vice President of Education McWane Science Center 200 19th Street North Birmingham, AL 35203 205-714-8254 kfournier@mcwane.org |
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April: Shoals Teen Scene Events
April 6 : Kickball & Picnic
April 26-28: Camping & Possible Horseback Riding
April 26-28: Camping & Possible Horseback Riding
Interested in one of these events? Click here for more information about this Teen Scene opportunity and more social activities for your teen!
Please remember that the Teen Scene groups are Everest Academy sponsored groups. Please review the Everest Academy Participation Policy here. Please note that drug and alcohol use at any event is prohibited.
Please remember that the Teen Scene groups are Everest Academy sponsored groups. Please review the Everest Academy Participation Policy here. Please note that drug and alcohol use at any event is prohibited.
Deadline Feb. 22, CurrClick Winter Whisper Sale
I just wanted to share the following information, for those of you who haven't seen it yet: Shhh! There's a "Secret" sale at CurrClick for the next 4 days! Many e-book products, including all of ours, are 50% off, and there are 10 special freebies, just for the sale, including our new e-book, The Americans Revolt. The sale doesn't show up on their home page, you have to have the link to the secret page. Just copy and paste the following link to find the great values: http://www.currclick.com/cclick_wintersale.php?src=eb20130218&affiliate_id=85701.
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February: Shoals Teen Scene Events
Feb. 15 - Pizza & a Movie
Feb. 22 - Bowling
Feb. 22 - Bowling
Interested in one of these events? Click here for more information about this Teen Scene opportunity and more social activities for your teen!
Please remember that the Teen Scene groups are Everest Academy sponsored groups. Please review theEverest Academy Participation Policy here. Please note that drug and alcohol use at any event is prohibited.
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May 16, Montgomery: Macbeth
I'm putting together a group to go see Macbeth at the ASF in May. I'm in Auburn, but anyone can be part of our group, we'll just meet up there or nearby before the performance so we can go in together. Here's the info:
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May 16th, starting at 10:00. According to the form, the tickets are $18 per
student and $20 per chaperone. ($19 for a non-Alabama student) We can have one free chaperone per 15 paid students, and I'd be willing to let that go to someone who's tight on money, if we get enough students to earn that.
The site says that a purchase order must be sent in within two weeks of submitting the registration form, and full payment has to be sent in by 3 weeks before the performance, so I'll put a payment day (to me) of April 16th to be sure they all get in on time. They do NOT offer refunds, so if something comes up it will be on you to get someone to pay to take your place, if you can.
Macbeth is recommended for 9th grade and up, but of course you all know your own children. You can look at their website, and download a study guide here:
This event is being organized by Melanie Ellis, and Everest mom, but is not an Everest official event. Please contact Melanie directly for more information at emeleel@gmail.com .
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March: Blount County Teen Scene Events
March 9 - "Oz the Great & Powerful" and Frozen Yogrurt
Interested in one of these events? Click here for more information about this Teen Scene opportunity and more social activities for your teen!
Interested in one of these events? Click here for more information about this Teen Scene opportunity and more social activities for your teen!
Please remember that the Teen Scene groups are Everest Academy sponsored groups. Please review the Everest Academy Participation Policy here. Please note that drug and alcohol use at any event is prohibited.
March: Cullman Teen Scene
March 9 - "Oz the Great & Powerful" and Frozen Yogrurt
March 12 - Field Day
March 20 - Welti Falls Hike
March 12 - Field Day
March 20 - Welti Falls Hike
Interested in one of these events? Click here for more information about this Teen Scene opportunity and more social activities for your teen!
Please remember that the Teen Scene groups are Everest Academy sponsored groups. Please review the Everest Academy Participation Policy here. Please note that drug and alcohol use at any event is prohibited.
March 30, Auburn: Ag in the Park
Ag in the Park: March 30, 2013
Combining two of our favorite traditions, baseball and agriculture!
The College of Agriculture Family will be hosting this event for future students, alumni, current students and their families.
Please plan to join us for food and fun when the AU Tigers take on Alabama!
Our schedule for the day is as follows:
The event prior to baseball game will be held at the ALFA Pavilion at Ag Heritage Park on campus
- 11:00am Check In for Future Students
- Current Students, Alumni, Faculty, and Staff are welcome to check in at 11:00 am if they want to attend the campus tour
- 11:15 am-12:15 pm Campus Tour
- 12:15 pm-12:25 pm Welcome from Dr. Patterson and College Update
- 12:25 pm-12:35 pm The Auburn Experience, from a Student Perspective
- 12:35 pm-2:00 pm Departmental Booths, Cooking Demonstrations and Lunch
- 2:15 pm Walk to the Baseball Stadium
- 3:00 pm Baseball Game: Tigers take on Alabama!
We will have block seating for the game and tickets are $8.
Tickets will be distributed the day of the event--All orders must be received by February 27th:
If you have any questions or need more information about the event, please contact our Student Services Office at 334-844-4768.
We look forward to having you on campus in March!
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