Don't forget Open House & Kinder Orientation
Saturday, August 8th 9 AM - 2 PM (drop in)
and Summer Campout - August 14 - 15th
More dates have been added to the calendar!
October 6, 7 & 8 is Spiritual Emphasis week with special guest illusionist and comedians Dennis & Sandee Zech.
March 12th is Special Friday Chapel with Robin & Friends and Royal Family Kid's Camp. It's also the last day of the trimester and a Minimum Day
Junior Bible Quiz Dates
JBQ (3rd - 6th) and TBQ (7th - 8th) Schedule is also set:
September 12 - Santa Ana
October 3rd - Bakersfield
November 14 - Santa Ana
January 9 - Victorville
February 6 - Santa Marie
March 13 - either Bakersfield or PALM VIEW (TBD)
Friday, July 31, 2009
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
August 8 -- Open House & Orientation
Don't forget -- August 8th is Open House, Kinder Orientation, and Uniform Sale.
The Initial Calendar for 2009-10 is now available.
Need a school supply list, or copy of the uniform policy? click here.
The Initial Calendar for 2009-10 is now available.
Need a school supply list, or copy of the uniform policy? click here.
Thursday, July 23, 2009
Still Bored? Nothing to do?
Here are some ideas!
If you are in 3rd - 5th grade, remember - you can still review history lessons by going to this website, putting in your login and your password (go) California History
If you like chess, check out the American Chess Institute Summer Camp with Andrew Svehaug. The next one is at APU from August 10th - 14th. There is still room to register.
Want to go to youth camp with the Palm View RISE UP Youth Group -- Call Pastor Charlie today! They are headed North from August 10th - 14th.
RISE UP is also sponsoring a ALL NIGHTER on July 31st here at the church. If you want to go, contact Pastor Charlie. I'm told they will NOT, I repeat, NOT be TP-ing Pastor Tom's house... (or mine)Don't forget - there's always the library -- READ A BOOK!
AND if you really get bored, watch this video, over and over...
Fresh Paint, Fresh Faces!
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23 July 2009
Fresh Paint, New Faces. Another exciting year at Palm View!
This year we are welcoming over a dozen new families! Thank you for joining our Palm View family! There are several ways to quickly get to know everybody.
The first – Come to the GRAND RE-OPENING of the Pre-school between 9 AM and 2 PM on Saturday, August 8th. This will be a fun event for the community, as we have scavenger hunts, a bounce house, raffles and games. We are also scheduled to have Carousel Uniforms here that day so you can easily purchase required school uniforms here. Invite a prospective student to come with you! RECESSION BUSTER PRICING OF $3600 IS STILL VALID
2nd – Don’t forget the SUMMER CAMPOUT! It’s coming up on Friday night, August 14th – right here in the parking lot! This is a great chance to meet other families and students.
If you haven’t done so yet, check out our website for the lastest breaking information. The quickdownload section has a uniform policy and school supply list.
Reminder for those that plan vacations early – Spring Break is April 5th – 9th.
CHILDREN’S CHOICE is our new lunch program. The password is PALM. Sign up today!
23 July 2009
Fresh Paint, New Faces. Another exciting year at Palm View!
This year we are welcoming over a dozen new families! Thank you for joining our Palm View family! There are several ways to quickly get to know everybody.
The first – Come to the GRAND RE-OPENING of the Pre-school between 9 AM and 2 PM on Saturday, August 8th. This will be a fun event for the community, as we have scavenger hunts, a bounce house, raffles and games. We are also scheduled to have Carousel Uniforms here that day so you can easily purchase required school uniforms here. Invite a prospective student to come with you! RECESSION BUSTER PRICING OF $3600 IS STILL VALID
2nd – Don’t forget the SUMMER CAMPOUT! It’s coming up on Friday night, August 14th – right here in the parking lot! This is a great chance to meet other families and students.
If you haven’t done so yet, check out our website for the lastest breaking information. The quickdownload section has a uniform policy and school supply list.
Reminder for those that plan vacations early – Spring Break is April 5th – 9th.
CHILDREN’S CHOICE is our new lunch program. The password is PALM. Sign up today!
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Heat alert 7-20-09
For Immediate Release:
July 20, 2009
July 20, 2009
Heat Alert: Hot Weather Hits LA County
Triple-digit temperatures expected in the San Fernando Valley, Santa Clarita
and the Antelope Valley
LOS ANGELES - The County Health Officer is issuing a Public Health Alert due
to the National Weather Service's forecast that hot weather will affect
portions of Los Angeles County today through Sunday. Temperatures are
expected to go above 100 degrees in the San Fernando Valley, Santa Clarita
and the Antelope Valley.
"When the temperature is this high, prolonged sun exposure may cause
dehydration, heat cramps, heat exhaustion, and heat stroke," said Jonathan
E. Fielding, MD, MPH, Director of Public Health and Health Officer. "To
stay hydrated, carry water in a bottle or container so you have it handy to
drink. Check on elderly people or others you know that do not have air
conditioning to make sure they are staying cool. Also, never leave children,
elderly people, or pets unattended in closed vehicles, since temperatures
can quickly rise to life-threatening levels."
If you plan to be outdoors, take precautions to protect yourself from the
heat. Symptoms of dehydration and heat cramps include dizziness, fatigue,
faintness, headaches, muscle cramps, and increased thirst. Individuals with
these symptoms should be moved to a cooler, shaded place and given water or
sport drinks. More severe symptoms such as diminished judgment,
disorientation, pale and clammy skin, a rapid and weak pulse, and/or fast
and shallow breathing may indicate heat exhaustion or impending heat stroke
and requires immediate medical attention.
Several tips for beating the heat include:
● Wear light, loose-fitting clothing.
● Drink water or electrolyte-replacing sports drinks often (do not
wait until you are thirsty), and avoid drinking alcohol.
● Offer help to those in your neighborhood with limited access to
air conditioning and transportation, such as seniors or those who are ill.
Check on them frequently or take them to a location with air conditioning.
● During peak heat hours stay in an air-conditioned area. If you
don't have access to air conditioning in your home, visit public facilities
such as shopping malls, parks, and libraries to stay cool.
● Avoid unnecessary exertion, such as vigorous exercise during
peak sun hours, if you are outside or in a non-air conditioned building.
● Stay out of the sun if you do not need to be in it. When in the
sun, wear a hat, preferably with a wide brim, and loose-fitting clothing
with long sleeves and pants to protect yourself from sun damage.
The county of Los Angeles has several cooling centers available for seniors
or those looking for a place to beat the heat. A list of these centers can
be found at http://www.ladcss.org.
For the city of Los Angeles, residents can call (213) 228-7000 or visit
http://www.lapl.org/branches to find a cooling center at a library, or
visit http://www.lacity.org/RAP/dos/senior/senior.htm for a list of Senior
Citizen Centers. Hours of operation for Recreation and Parks facilities can
be found at www.laparks.org.
The Department of Public Health is committed to protecting and improving the
health of the nearly 10 million residents of Los Angeles County. Through a
variety of programs, community partnerships and services, Public Health
oversees environmental health, disease control, and community and family
health. Public Health comprises more than 4,000 employees and an annual
budget exceeding $750 million. To learn more about Public Health and the
work we do, please visit http://www.publichealth.lacounty.gov.
# # #
Michael Leighs, MPP
Los Angeles County Department of Public Health
External Relations and Communications
Emergency Preparedness Liaison
241 N. Figueroa Street, Rm 348
Los Angeles, CA 90012
Email: mleighs@ph.lacounty.gov ( mailto:mleighs@ph.lacounty.gov )
Tel: 213.250.8621
Fax: 213.250.8545
http://www.publichealth.lacounty.gov/
Thursday, July 16, 2009
LA County - Heat Advisory Alert
For Immediate Release:
July 16, 2009
Heat Advisory: Stay Safe in Hot Temperatures
Triple-digit temperatures expected in portions of the county this weekend
LOS ANGELES - High temperatures are forecasted for this weekend throughout Los Angeles County, particularly affecting the San Fernando, Santa Clarita and Antelope valleys. Los Angeles County Health Officer and Public Health Director, Jonathan E. Fielding, MD, MPH, would like to remind everyone that precautions should be taken, especially by those people sensitive to the heat.
"While people don’t need to be told it’s hot outside, they do need to be reminded how to take care of themselves, children, the elderly, and their pets when the weather gets hotter," said Jonathan E. Fielding, MD, MPH, Director of Public Health and Health Officer. "When temperatures are high, prolonged sun exposure may cause dehydration, heat cramps, heat exhaustion, and heat stroke.
"Never leave children, elderly people, or pets unattended in closed vehicles, even with the windows ‘cracked,’ because temperatures inside can quickly rise to life-threatening levels."
If you plan to be outdoors, take precautions to protect yourself from the heat. Symptoms of dehydration and heat cramps include dizziness, fatigue, faintness, headaches, muscle cramps, and increased thirst. Individuals with these symptoms should be moved to a cooler, shaded place and given water or sport drinks. More severe symptoms such as diminished judgment, disorientation, pale and clammy skin, a rapid and weak pulse, and/or fast and shallow breathing may indicate heat exhaustion or impending heat stroke and requires immediate medical attention.
Several tips for beating the heat include:
● Wear light, loose-fitting clothing.
● Drink water or electrolyte-replacing sports drinks often (do not wait until you are thirsty), and avoid drinking alcohol.
● Offer help to those in your neighborhood with limited access to air conditioning and transportation, such as seniors or those who are ill. Check on them frequently or take them to a location with air conditioning.
● During peak heat hours stay in an air-conditioned area. If you don’t have access to air conditioning in your home, visit public facilities such as shopping malls, parks, and libraries to stay cool.
● Avoid unnecessary exertion, such as vigorous exercise during peak sun hours, if you are outside or in a non-air conditioned building.
● Stay out of the sun if you do not need to be in it. When in the sun, wear a hat, preferably with a wide brim, and loose-fitting clothing with long sleeves and pants to protect yourself from sun damage.
The Department of Public Health is committed to protecting and improving the health of the nearly 10 million residents of Los Angeles County. Through a variety of programs, community partnerships and services, Public Health oversees environmental health, disease control, and community and family health. Public Health comprises more than 4,000 employees and an annual budget exceeding $750 million. To learn more about Public Health and the work we do, please visit http://www.publichealth.lacounty.gov.
July 16, 2009
Heat Advisory: Stay Safe in Hot Temperatures
Triple-digit temperatures expected in portions of the county this weekend
LOS ANGELES - High temperatures are forecasted for this weekend throughout Los Angeles County, particularly affecting the San Fernando, Santa Clarita and Antelope valleys. Los Angeles County Health Officer and Public Health Director, Jonathan E. Fielding, MD, MPH, would like to remind everyone that precautions should be taken, especially by those people sensitive to the heat.
"While people don’t need to be told it’s hot outside, they do need to be reminded how to take care of themselves, children, the elderly, and their pets when the weather gets hotter," said Jonathan E. Fielding, MD, MPH, Director of Public Health and Health Officer. "When temperatures are high, prolonged sun exposure may cause dehydration, heat cramps, heat exhaustion, and heat stroke.
"Never leave children, elderly people, or pets unattended in closed vehicles, even with the windows ‘cracked,’ because temperatures inside can quickly rise to life-threatening levels."
If you plan to be outdoors, take precautions to protect yourself from the heat. Symptoms of dehydration and heat cramps include dizziness, fatigue, faintness, headaches, muscle cramps, and increased thirst. Individuals with these symptoms should be moved to a cooler, shaded place and given water or sport drinks. More severe symptoms such as diminished judgment, disorientation, pale and clammy skin, a rapid and weak pulse, and/or fast and shallow breathing may indicate heat exhaustion or impending heat stroke and requires immediate medical attention.
Several tips for beating the heat include:
● Wear light, loose-fitting clothing.
● Drink water or electrolyte-replacing sports drinks often (do not wait until you are thirsty), and avoid drinking alcohol.
● Offer help to those in your neighborhood with limited access to air conditioning and transportation, such as seniors or those who are ill. Check on them frequently or take them to a location with air conditioning.
● During peak heat hours stay in an air-conditioned area. If you don’t have access to air conditioning in your home, visit public facilities such as shopping malls, parks, and libraries to stay cool.
● Avoid unnecessary exertion, such as vigorous exercise during peak sun hours, if you are outside or in a non-air conditioned building.
● Stay out of the sun if you do not need to be in it. When in the sun, wear a hat, preferably with a wide brim, and loose-fitting clothing with long sleeves and pants to protect yourself from sun damage.
The Department of Public Health is committed to protecting and improving the health of the nearly 10 million residents of Los Angeles County. Through a variety of programs, community partnerships and services, Public Health oversees environmental health, disease control, and community and family health. Public Health comprises more than 4,000 employees and an annual budget exceeding $750 million. To learn more about Public Health and the work we do, please visit http://www.publichealth.lacounty.gov.
Sunday, July 12, 2009
Bored Already?
Are your kids tired of summer already?
Here are a couple of ideas-
Check out the Whittier City Library -- There's a reading club for your student's age. (and yours too!)
Older students - check out the latest Christian Music Videos from OCTV -- you can download them and put them on your I-POD using Real Player SP Beta Build 12 FREE conversion software.
Need some exercise? -- Walk the new Greenway Trail -- New walking clubs are forming -- or, walk by yourself.
Like Music? -- Palm View Christian is proud to be a sponser of the Concert in the Park Series this summer. Concerts will be held from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Mondays, July 6 through August 10 at Central Park, corner of Washington Avenue and Bailey Street in Uptown Whittier and from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Thursdays, July 9 through August 13 at Parnell Park, 15390 Lambert Road.For more information on the 2009 Summer Concerts in the Park, contact the Community Services Department at (562) 464-3350.
The concert schedule is as follows:
CENTRAL PARK:
July 6 – “The Answer” – Classic rock
July 13 – “Mariachi Los Palmeros” – Mariachi
July 20 – Greg Wolfe – Rod Stewart Tribute
July 27 – “I See Hawks in L.A.” – Country
August 3 – “Swing, Inc.” – Swing
August 10 – “Stone Soul” – Motown
PARNELL PARK:
July 9 – “Mariachi Divas” – Mariachi
July 16 – “Sapadilla – Reggae
July 23 – “Proud Mary” – Tina Turner Tribute
July 30 – “Hard Day’s Night” – Beatles Review
August 6 – “Wise Guys” – Swing
August 13 – “The Beatless” – Classic Rock
ENJOY YOUR SUMMER!
Here are a couple of ideas-
Check out the Whittier City Library -- There's a reading club for your student's age. (and yours too!)
Older students - check out the latest Christian Music Videos from OCTV -- you can download them and put them on your I-POD using Real Player SP Beta Build 12 FREE conversion software.
Need some exercise? -- Walk the new Greenway Trail -- New walking clubs are forming -- or, walk by yourself.
Like Music? -- Palm View Christian is proud to be a sponser of the Concert in the Park Series this summer. Concerts will be held from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Mondays, July 6 through August 10 at Central Park, corner of Washington Avenue and Bailey Street in Uptown Whittier and from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Thursdays, July 9 through August 13 at Parnell Park, 15390 Lambert Road.For more information on the 2009 Summer Concerts in the Park, contact the Community Services Department at (562) 464-3350.
The concert schedule is as follows:
CENTRAL PARK:
July 6 – “The Answer” – Classic rock
July 13 – “Mariachi Los Palmeros” – Mariachi
July 20 – Greg Wolfe – Rod Stewart Tribute
July 27 – “I See Hawks in L.A.” – Country
August 3 – “Swing, Inc.” – Swing
August 10 – “Stone Soul” – Motown
PARNELL PARK:
July 9 – “Mariachi Divas” – Mariachi
July 16 – “Sapadilla – Reggae
July 23 – “Proud Mary” – Tina Turner Tribute
July 30 – “Hard Day’s Night” – Beatles Review
August 6 – “Wise Guys” – Swing
August 13 – “The Beatless” – Classic Rock
ENJOY YOUR SUMMER!
Thursday, July 9, 2009
Follywood VBS - July 13-17 -- 7 PM
5 to 5 for 5 Come for 2009 Vacation Bible School! Invite the Whole Family. Special Activities geared for children from 5 years old through 5th Grade! All five nights - Monday - Friday.
July 13 - 17 7 PM to 8:30 PM
Games, Bible Study, Worship, Snacks, Crafts, Prizes!!!!
See you there!
55 days and counting
Yep, school is about to start... See you at VBS next week!
parent letter
9 July 2009
Dear Parents!
I hope everyone is enjoying their summer. Believe it or not, school starts in less than 2 months.
We have been busy here getting the preschool prepped for a grand re-opening in August, preparing a spiritual retreat for the 8th graders, working on next years theme, and finalizing room and teacher assignments. We are glad to announce that all our teachers are returning . We have added Mrs. Andrea Johnson and Mrs. Debby Cederblom to work along with Mrs. Fabby Cossyleon and Mrs. Sara Santos in our lower grades. We are welcoming back Ms. Katy Loyko, Mrs. Alexandria Centmeyer, and Coach Jeremy. Both Ms. Gaskin and I are also excited to be back as we also begin our doctorate programs this Fall!
Next week, July 13 – 17 is our annual VBS program from 7 PM – 8:30 PM. The whole famiy is invited for this year’s theme – FOLLYWOOD!
If you haven’t done so already, please bookmark the schools webpage at www.palmviewchristian.org. You may also subscribe to the RSS feed from our blog. This will keep you updated with all school events, reports, fieldtrips, etc.
Final Billings for 2008-09 went out yesterday. Please remit all payments immediately. All future billings will be sent out on or about the 20th of each preceding month and will be considered late on the 1st of the month. Some of you will be receiving your 12 month payment plan or deferred registration billings today. Those are due by Friday, July 17th.
The July 20th billing will be the billing for book fees and the second installment of the twelve month plan – those fees will be due August 1st.
Please note that you can now sign up for the new lunch program Children’s Choice. They will begin delivering meals on the first day of the academic school year, Wednesday, September 2nd. You may sign up through the computer or by telephone.
Growing Deeper!
Marvin J. Miller, M.Div
Principal, Palm View Christian School
parent letter
9 July 2009
Dear Parents!
I hope everyone is enjoying their summer. Believe it or not, school starts in less than 2 months.
We have been busy here getting the preschool prepped for a grand re-opening in August, preparing a spiritual retreat for the 8th graders, working on next years theme, and finalizing room and teacher assignments. We are glad to announce that all our teachers are returning . We have added Mrs. Andrea Johnson and Mrs. Debby Cederblom to work along with Mrs. Fabby Cossyleon and Mrs. Sara Santos in our lower grades. We are welcoming back Ms. Katy Loyko, Mrs. Alexandria Centmeyer, and Coach Jeremy. Both Ms. Gaskin and I are also excited to be back as we also begin our doctorate programs this Fall!
Next week, July 13 – 17 is our annual VBS program from 7 PM – 8:30 PM. The whole famiy is invited for this year’s theme – FOLLYWOOD!
If you haven’t done so already, please bookmark the schools webpage at www.palmviewchristian.org. You may also subscribe to the RSS feed from our blog. This will keep you updated with all school events, reports, fieldtrips, etc.
Final Billings for 2008-09 went out yesterday. Please remit all payments immediately. All future billings will be sent out on or about the 20th of each preceding month and will be considered late on the 1st of the month. Some of you will be receiving your 12 month payment plan or deferred registration billings today. Those are due by Friday, July 17th.
The July 20th billing will be the billing for book fees and the second installment of the twelve month plan – those fees will be due August 1st.
Please note that you can now sign up for the new lunch program Children’s Choice. They will begin delivering meals on the first day of the academic school year, Wednesday, September 2nd. You may sign up through the computer or by telephone.
Growing Deeper!
Marvin J. Miller, M.Div
Principal, Palm View Christian School
Wednesday, July 8, 2009
Bon Appetite!
Children's Choice Food Services is ready to go!
Our new account has been set up. Simply click on this link and register. The code is
palm
All lunches - Pre-school through 8th grade will be done through this service. If you can't access them by computer, you may also contact them by telephone.
Bon Appetite!
If you have questions, please let us know!
Our new account has been set up. Simply click on this link and register. The code is
palm
All lunches - Pre-school through 8th grade will be done through this service. If you can't access them by computer, you may also contact them by telephone.
Bon Appetite!
If you have questions, please let us know!
Thursday, July 2, 2009
New Early Education Center
On Monday, July 6th, the transition becomes complete. Mrs. Sifuentes begins her first day in the preschool.
We also will begin our renovating of the preschool complex, which is scheduled for the remainder of July. During that time, the summer preschool class will be moving across the hallway to the second set of classrooms.
Our Grand Opening and unveiling of the new Early Education Center will be held during the week of August 3rd - August 8th. A fun family event day is planned on Saturday. Everyone is welcome to attend.
See you there!
We also will begin our renovating of the preschool complex, which is scheduled for the remainder of July. During that time, the summer preschool class will be moving across the hallway to the second set of classrooms.
Our Grand Opening and unveiling of the new Early Education Center will be held during the week of August 3rd - August 8th. A fun family event day is planned on Saturday. Everyone is welcome to attend.
See you there!
Happy Independence Day
Have a safe 4th of July!
The campus is closed on Friday, July 3rd in observance of American Independance Day. Classes resume on Monday, July 6th!
Grade Reports
All final grades have been posted and reports are mailed out today to all families whose accounts are current. Grades are also available on HMOnline.
Have a great summer!
Have a great summer!
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