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Mediterranean Evening

Saturday, March 13, 6pm
Beverly Garland Hotel, North Hollywood

OPEN BAR, Delicious Food, Mediterranean Band, & Incredible Savings on Auction Items!


The event is coming up soon!
Make sure and send in your reservation!
RSVP's due by Monday, March 8th!

The teacher raffle begins this week with tickets costing $3.00 or 10 tickets for $20.00 and chance to have your child enjoy a special time with a teacher or staff member of their choice.
Teacher Raffle tickets and a list of staff activities were sent home in backpacs; tickets and payments can be brought to your child's teacher.
Last day to submit tickets/payment is Friday, March 12th. Winners will be announced at school on Monday, March 15th.
Questions, contact Audrey Santos at audji@mac.com.

A special raffle will be held at the BIG EVENT for a child to be Principal of the Day, announce the teacher raffle winners, and win a Best Buy donated Nintendo DSI with 2 games. The winner will be announced during the live auction at the event.

The auctions include HUNDREDS of wonderful items, including your child's special personalized class art project, VIP tickets to Dancing with the Stars, tickets to Lakers game, Knotts Berry Farm, Mt. Baldy ski resort, Toyota Speedway, F-16 flight simulation, Science Camp, yoga, massages, youth Krav Maga, Casa Vega, $125 Slices pizza party, and many, many more!

For more info, please contact
Cindy Morhaim at cmorhaim@sbcglobal.net
Sandi Kirshen at sandikirshen@aol.com
 
   
 
BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM
Los Angeles Championship
Saturday, March 6
10am
West Adams Prep High School 1500 West Washington Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90007


Our boys are CHAMPIONS OF L.A.!

Our Tigers represented the Valley as the team from the North section, and faced off against teams from the three other regions of Los Angeles (South, East, and West) for the city title, winning the championship game, and earning the title of
#1 in all of Los Angeles.


In one of the largest cities and school districts in the world, and out of 720 elementary schools district-wide, our boys can hold up their index fingers with their big, loveable smiles.

Congratulations to Vanalden Elementary, another school from the Valley region (Reseda), who won 1st place in the Girls tournament.

And congratulations to Science Center School, who was a mighty and worthy opponent in the Finals -- our hats are off to them and their fine student-athletes.

GAME SUMMARY
Coming into the City Championships, our Tigers were 8-0, winning all their games by over 20 points each. The L.A. semi-final game continued this trend with a solid team effort and a 35-12 victory.

But the final pitted the two top teams in the city, and the Tigers faced a spirited and tenacious team from the Science Center School from the South region.

From the tip off, the crowd could tell this was going to be an incredible game. With Sherman Oaks in their blue jerseys and Science Center in red, the court was a dazzling visual delight: bold colors dashing and weaving and swirling around each other, with the blurry orange orb commanding everyone's attention.

Science Ctr scored the first points to open the game, and played tough defense throughout the first half. They were by far the quickest and sharpest shooting team the Tigers had faced all season. Sherman Oaks matched the high intensity and raised it up a notch, and through great teamwork and supreme skill, battled to a one-point lead at halftime.

After the break, the Tigers came out determined and never let up. Amazing ball handling, precise passes, and solid shooting yielded a flurry of points for the boys in blue. After they began pulling away, Sherman Oaks' dominant defensive play secured the win. The buzzer made it official -- the Sherman Oaks Elementary basketball team is tops in the land. The team and S.O. fans alike celebrated a hard fought win, and the culmination to an incredible season.
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Wow -- Way to go, boys!
Go Tigers!!!


CLICK HERE to see pics

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INCOMING KINDER (FALL 2010) WINE & CHEESE
Wednesday, March 10th, 6:30pm

Come join us for our Wine and Cheese Meet and Greet! Open to any parents with an incoming new student who are considering SOES in the fall.

To RSVP, email Kinder@ShermanOaksParents.com
 
   
 
"THE NOT SO WICKED
WIZ OF OZ"

Fri, Sat, Sun, March 19, 20, 21
School Auditorium

Follow the yellow brick road to the auditorium where the SOES Musical Theater Group will be performing in a wickedly wonderful musical -- a combination of The Wizard of Oz, Wicked, and The Wiz!
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Pre-sale tickets are available for $5 each. Get your tickets now, because these shows sell out fast.
To purchase tix, email Amy Cross at amy@shermanoaksparents.com.

Shirts and posters commemorating the performances are also available. Get yours now! Shirts are $10 and posters are only $5. So use your brain, have a heart, gather your courage, and get in on the act. All proceeds benefit SOPA's programs at the school.

For more information, please email Diana at klfamily@mac.com.

 
   
 
CIMI TRIP 2010!
Wed Mar 3 - Fri Mar 5
Catalina Island

The Fifth Graders are still buzzing about their retreat to Catalina Island and CIMI!

Three days/nights of snorkeling, hiking, disecting, camp fires, and life-long smiles. Can't wait to hear all about it at the next SOPA meeting!
 
   
 
READ ACROSS AMERICA
READ ACROSS THE PLAYGROUND

Tuesday, as a part of a week long celebration of Dr. Seuss, the whole school gathered on the playground and 'circled up' around the perimeter of the yard and read. For some grades, big buddies and their little buddies read together, while some teachers read to their class, or students took turn reading. What a fun event!
 
   
 
PJs & BOOKS NIGHT
Friday, Feb 26, 6pm
School Library
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What a fun night! Children (and some adults, yay!) arrived in their favorite pjs, cozied up on their blankets and pillows, and enjoyed 3 different authors/illustrators (and the Statue of Liberty!) reading their books. The children's excitement was matched by the authors' zeal and talents, which inspired us all.

Afterwards, homemade cookies and milk capped off the night while the authors signed books for the children.

CLICK HERE to see photos!

A huge thank you goes to Jill Hotchkiss, who organized and ran this wonderful event! And special thank yous to Chris Robertson and the Statue of Liberty (Little Miss Liberty) , Scott Langteau
(Sofa Boy),
and Dallas Clayton (An Awesome Book!) for great readings. Dallas Clayton was especially awesome -- for every book sold on the night, he donated one of his books for free!

This is one of our community events that makes SOES such a special place.
 
   
 
SHERMAN OAKS SPIRIT WEAR!

We have a brand NEW ZIP-UP HOODY SWEATSHIRT just in time for the cold weather! (available for purchase now: $20 - youth, $25 - adults).

DOWNLOAD Order Form Here

For more information, please contact
Aly Graiwer at agraiwer@me.com
Diana Krause-Leemon at klfamily@mac.com
 
   
  WHAT'S GOING ON IN...
during-school enrichment programs for every child, provided by our parent association, SOPA
 
 
  ART EXPLORERS
* Modigliani
* French Impressionist Claude Monet
and
French Pointillist George Seurat.
 
 
  MUSIC
* Playing "Olympic Fanfare" on instruments
* Studying Composer: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
* Reading and writing sheet music; 4/4 time; different beats and rests; the musical scales
 
 
  COMPUTER MEDIA LAB
* Projects relating to the Olympics
* Word processing (writing, editing, formatting, grammar, tools):
using KidPics in Grades K-2;
using MS Word in Grades 3-5.
* Graphics: drawing using KidPics
* Keyboarding using Type2Learn 4
 
 
  KINDER SCIENCE
* The heart and the circulatory system
* The inner ear (structure, function, sense of hearing)
* The skin and the integumentary system (layers, structure, function)
 
 
  P.E.
* Running over small hurdles, footwork, jumping exercises, various agility movements; .
* Upper grades: volleyball, explosion, etc.
Lower grades: fun athletic games (Mr. Fox, Octopus Tag, etc)
 
 
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The Annual Fund
Make a Donation to the Annual Fund here on-line through secured Pay Pal!

100% of your tax-deductible donations to the Annual Fund directly pay for our children's "whole-child" education throughout each regular school day -- music, art, computers, p.e., science, nurse, field trips, and more -- these programs do not exist without our donations!
Click here to make a Donation
 
     
Great Neighbors
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the Community Supporters page for links to their websites, and look for special coupons that often give you great discounts, and even more money back to our school!
 
     
 
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