Page 14 April 30, 2015 EL SEGUNDO HERALD School Board from front page instrument of their choosing, how to develop proper body mechanics, how to read music, and how to perform a variety of pitches and rhythms on their instrument using beginning level music theory. The proposed Concert Orchestra course will allow students to expand their prior knowledge and experience to focus on bow work to further develop technical skills and body mechanics. Students will be introduced to shifting, vibrato, and other technical skills. Acceptance into the class will be based on auditions and teacher recommendations. The next regularly scheduled Board meeting is slated for Tuesday evening, May 12. • Director from page 3 are what fuel her to work for a future where all children have fair and equal access to participate in higher education and dream to be whatever their hearts desire, from artists to scientists. Looking forward, Guadalupe indicated that Eagles’ Nest’s goal is to continue to meet the changing needs of the families in the community through dialogue and focus groups. We want to give our children the best start in their education so that they can see learning as fun and exciting. If we continue to have the children’s success as our goal, we will be lead to grow in innovative ways and prepare the children for a new future! • painting TKO PAINTING CO. INC. There was discussion amongst the Board members regarding the proposed Middle School summer reading list options, specifically the inclusion of the book entitled “A Child Called It.” Middle School Principal Jack Plotkin explained to the Board about the book selection process, and mentioned that parents who had issues with any of the reading options should contact the school for clarification and guidance. Two of the information pending action agenda items on Tuesday night involved music courses that may be added to the High School curriculum. The proposed Beginning Strings class will teach the students about various string instruments, how to perform on the string brings many new ideas on how the preschool program might be improved. I’m excited to see how the education of our littlest students in ESUSD will grow with the leadership of Ms. Lupe.” Her managerial philosophy is that a team is built from the inside out. Teachers also come with passions and abilities that need to be encouraged and challenges that with support can be overcome. Empowering a teacher to her full ability is the best thing any child and family could ask for in a classroom. Guadalupe is the mother of two children, her daughter Olivia is ten years old and her son Nathan is three years old. Her children Police Reports Knocking Out from The Competition page 2 from Concord Street and Grand Avenue for misdemeanor DUI with a BAC of 0.08% or above. One male adult was arrested at 1240 hours from the 500 #833537 block of North Sepulveda Boulevard for possession of stolen property and false vehicle registration. One male adult was arrested at 2134 hours from Palos Verdes Estates PD for one ESPD misdemeanor warrant. One male adult was arrested at 2057 hours from Center Street and Grand Avenue for misdemeanor DUI with a BAC of 0.08% or above. Satisfaction Guaranteed Great Competitive Prices FOR A FREE ESTIMATE Call Troy at 310-663-1672 24 Hour Service Since 1990 • Lic # 770059 • C-42 C-36 C-34 C20 A painting PAINTERS PLUS Wednesday, April 22, 2015 A forgery report was taken at 1027 hours from the 300 block of Main Street. Unknown suspect(s) filed a false IRS tax return A found property report was taken at 1205 hours from the 1800 block of East Sycamore Avenue. 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I do believe that I could not do the job I do as well as I do without the constant support of El Segundo families, amazing Richmond teachers and fantastic, hard-working students. We are a team working towards the same goal. I am lucky to work in the ESUSD and feel honored everyday!” “It is a privilege to teach the students of the Middle School and a wonderful honor to be named Teacher of the Year,” emailed Del Retta Seth. “As with most awards, it doesn’t happen in a vacuum. The task is challenging, and it doesn’t happen without the encouragement and support of others. The Middle School has some awesome teachers who have encouraged me at each step of the way and set a fine example.” Wrote Eno: “I am honored to be selected by my colleagues as Educator of the Year at ESHS. There are a lot of extremely hardworking teachers and they are all deserving of recognition. I know that everything I do is thanks to the amazing teachers that I work with on a daily basis to help move our school towards 21st century learning goals.” The Classified employees honored were Leilani Talanoa concrete (Child nutrition services), Alfredo Perez (Maintenance), Sandy DeFirmian Need A Driveway or Patio? (Student support services), Kris Sturgeon Lindahl Concrete, Inc. (Para educator and instructional assistance), and Gigi Thompson (Administrative support). 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Prior to the Harris presentation, High School Principal design Jaime & construction Mancilla took to the podium to recognize ten students who had recently participated in the TOTAL Northrop CONCEPT Grumman 2015 High School DESIGN Innovative & CONSTRUCTION Challenge. The challenge CCL#: 522719 encouraged student teams to compete Complete Renovations Outdoor Living Areas against each other in Science, Technology, Stone Patios, Fireplaces, BBQ’s, Waterfalls & Spas, Water Wise Softscapes Engineering and Math (STEM) activities. Tasked to build an engineering solution under the guidance of Northrop Grumman employees, the El Segundo group finished in 2nd place out of 11 competing teams in the South Bay regional. Jennifer Cho served as the faculty advisor for the team. Students honored were seniors Greta Studier, Noah Fleishman, Christopher Thoman; junior Genevieve Johnson; sophomores Alex Nolan, Cayman Barber, Michelle Crew, Kristin Villanueva; and freshmen Allison Gridley and Emma Raymer. “These kids never cease to amaze me with their talent,” emailed Mancilla. “They seem to be winning more contests. With their passion and dedication along with amazing teachers, mentors and financial support, there will be no stopping them!” The only discussion item on the agenda during the 105-minute meeting revolved around the possible formation of a 2x2 Committee that would involve School Board members and Ed! Foundation executive board members. After the Board took action in the acceptance of gifts to the District, including $3,000 from the Center Street PTA, they passed a resolution in support of amendments to state Assembly Bill 306, which will ensure that active duty military members, including activated military reservists, are able to choose which public school districts to send their children to regardless of the district in which they reside. Discussion ensued about the effect AB 306 would have on District enrollment because of the proximity of the Los Angeles Air Force base. Concerns were raised by Vice-President Jim Garza, saying he had issues with the way the bill is currently written, and the possible usurping of District authority. Garza also mentioned handyman BILL’S HOME & APARTMENT MAINTENANCE CONTRACTOR QUALITY at Handyman Prices. 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