| Special Education Parents Advisory Council of Scottsdale
Update
Fall After School Program Registration Starts Tomorrow!
Contributed by Terry Erickson, City Scottsdale Parks and
Recreation
THE FALL BROCHURES (for Scottsdale Recreation Classes &
programs,) are OUT and were mailed to homes the last few weeks....if
you did not receive one, please go pick one up at your closest
community center or library.
REGISTRATION begins at 6am
on TUESDAY, JULY 25th for our AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAMS. There is no
fee for the afterschool programs and AREAS will fill up QUICKLY. IF
I was signing up my child, I would dial in or get on the internet
early, and stay on there until my child was registered. (I would let
my work know that I might be a little late that morning, so I could
get my child registered for a summer program)
Here is the
link to the info on the website, if that helps: (You can't register
yet, but you can see the classes/programs offered)
City
of Scottsdale Recreation Registration
TOUCH-TONE
registration or E-CONNECT are the most convenient ways to register
and offer immediate confirmation. CHECK your Recreation brochure,
for exact dates of Touch-Tone registration for the classes and or
programs you are interested in.
**AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAM
registration starts Tuesday, JULY 25th at 6am.
For other
program registration dates, check the first few pages of your
brochure If you have not used the touch tone system, or misplaced
your account information, please call 480/312-7957 BY end of day
(5pm,) on Monday, JULY 24th. One of our staff will provide you with
the numbers you need.
Here are the codes/locations of this
fall's afterschool programs:
Horizon Park, 15444
North 100th Street, Monday through Friday, 2:30 - 6:00pm
Registration code 57334
For more information, please call
(480) 312- 2650
Mountain View, 8625 East Mountain
View Road, Monday through Friday, 2:15pm - 6pm
Registration code
57326
For more information, please call (480) 312-2584.
Aztec School, (in the Aztec Parks & Recreation
Room on the north side of the school,) 13636 North 100th Street,
Monday through Friday, 2:45pm - 6pm
Registration code 57462
For more information, please call (480) 312-2752
Navajo School, 4535 N. Granite Reef Road, Monday
through Friday, 2:45 - 6:00pm
Registration code 57463
For
more information, please call (480) 312-7981.
Paiute
Neighborhood Center, 6535 East Osborn Road, Monday through
Friday, 2:30pm - 6pm
Registration code 57357
For more
information, please call (480) 312-7680
Pima
Parkhouse, 8600 E. Thomas Road, Monday through Friday, 2:15 -
6:00pm
Registration code 57464
For more information, please
call (480) 312-2752
Hohokam Elementary School, 8451
East Oak Street, Monday through Friday from 2:15pm - 6pm
Registration code 57461
For more information, please call
(480) 312-7981.
Tonalea Elementary School, 6801 East
Oak Street, Monday through Friday, 2:15 - 6:00pm
Registration
code 57465
For more information, please call (480) 312-2771.
Vista-Yavapai 701 North Miller Road, Monday through
Friday, 2:15pm - 6pm
Registration code 57837
For more
information, please call (480) 312-2330
Please call (480) 312-7957 if you have additional questions.
Terry Erickson
Eldorado Park Events team & Mighty Mud
Mania
Autism Life Skills Center Coming By
Susie Steckner, Arizona Republic, Published On-line July 22, 2006
Families will have more options for their children with
autism with a new vocational and life skills academyslated to break
ground early next year in Phoenix.
The academy is expected to help people with autism maximize their
independence and build work skills. It is seen as a crucial service
piece for families, as autism now ranks as this country's most
prevalent childhood developmental disorder.
Legislative Special Education Efforts An
Email from Molly Holzer, Scottsdale School Board Member
Dear All:
I hope you all are having a great summer! I
wanted to zip off this delinquent update on our legislative special
education efforts.
Thank you for all of your support with
the legislature this year. Your efforts helped. The outcome was
successful!!
Senator Carolyn Allen sponsored a bill that
supported more adequate funding for special education programs in
Arizona's public schools. The bill passed the Senate Education
Committee but never was heard in Appropriations. Senator Allen
assured me that special education would be in the final budget.
Senator Carolyn Allen stood firm and worked hard with
Leadership to insure special education was included in this years
budget. Senator Barb Leff also supported her efforts. Therefore, the
budget adds additional funding for special education programs for
ALL public schools in Arizona.
Thank you for all of your
efforts! This is a step in the right direction.....the funding has
improved but still not where it should be. We have our shoe in the
door so to speak...it is a very promising start.
Thank
you!!! Please feel free to drop Senator Allen a thank you for her
support of education and special education programs.
callen@azleg.gov or you can log on to her web site at
www.carolyn2006.com I have had the pleasure of working with Sen.
Allen on a variety of issues over the last 4 years and she has been
receptive and informed on the issues. She has the expertise and
experience to obtain results.
Thanks again,
Have a nice
summer!
Molly Holzer
480-484-6255, ext. 4
e-mail: mollyholzer1@susd.org
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