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CARVER M IDDL E S CHOOL
A Message From the Principal
MARCH 2012
Dear Carver Parents, The second semester of the 2011-2012 school year officially began on Wednesday, January 4, 2012. After the winter break it is not unusual for students to allow their class grade point averages to decrease due to incomplete or missing assignments. Parents, I encourage you to stay involved by monitoring student grades and assignments. Fortunately, through the use of modern technology, parents that have provided a reliable email address to the school automatically receive weekly emails that provide general descriptions of their students’ overall academic grades and attendance. Aside from receiving weekly grade updates, parents (and students) also have the option of logging into the Power School system at any time (day or night) to review student academic and attendance files that contain specific information about their students’ class assignments. Most parents already have their students’ access information; however, if you do not have specific access information for your student(s) please email or telephone our registrar, Pat Clark at 918-925-1420 or [email protected]. The instructional focus for the third quarter emphasizes the preparation of our students for the upcoming Oklahoma Core Curriculum Tests (OCCT) and End of Instruction (EOI) exams. Proficient student performance on these tests and student attendance will determine Carver’s Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) score, required by the federal “No Child Left Behind Act” and the number of options that your student will have in furthering his or her education. Our staff remains committed to meeting these standards. We ask that you continue to work with us to ensure that our community of lifelong learners is successful. As always, at Carver we have an open door policy. Please feel free to call the school for any assistance or information that you may need. Carver is your school, and your support and involvement are critical to our continued success. Sincerely,
Melissa J. Woolridge, Ph.D.
Principal, Carver Middle School
In 2010, Tulsa voters passed a $354,000,000 bond proposal. All Tulsa Public Schools received portions of the approved monies for various im-provements. Some schools had new classroom or building additions added, while other schools received upgrades in heating/air conditioning units, window replacements, roofing, etc.
In an effort to continue providing for student and staff safety all middle/junior high schools were allocated $100,000 of the 2010 bond proposal to upgrade their video surveillance system. Carver’s security camera upgrade was completed this past week. The latest video surveillance camera system is now protecting the students, faculty, staff, buildings, and grounds of the Carver Middle School campus.
Along with the video surveillance system, Carver received a “limited access” entry system. All visitors to the Carver Campus will now have to press a but-ton located just outside the main office entrance, and wait for the magnetic door system to “click” before entering. Once inside, the normal process of a visitor signing in or signing a student out, will still be utilized.
With recent events in other states that concern student safety, be
assured that the Carver faculty, staff, and administration consider the well-
being of all students their number one priority. Our recent video surveillance
and limited access entry system will make that job somewhat easier.
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TSA and FLL Spring Schedule
March
1st
8th 7th Training day
15th 14th Training day
29th
April
5th 4th Build day
12th 11th team tryout
19th 18th FLL overview
26th
May
1,2,&3rd State TSA Competition
17th TSA and FLL Wrap up party.
Meetings will be from 4:00-5:00 after school
Jr. Varsity Basketball Team Carver Cheerleaders
Mrs. Hart at the Teachers for Global Classroom Program
Mr. & Miss Carver Ceremony
2012 7th Grade girls basketball champs.
They are back to back champions (2011 and 2012) and went undefeated this year 15-0.
Members of Team: (Top Row) Megan Jackson, Sydney Johnson, Kristen Davis, Giovanni Lucas and Kelli Johnson (Bottom Row) Kambri Davison, Mikayla Hooks and Maya Mayberry Coaches: Terrell Ramsey and Charles Ivy
We are so proud of our Lady Wildcats!
Reed Stovall Chennyri Whitaker
Boys left to right: Carlo Rubio Mekhi Singleton, Trace Linn
Girls left to right: Leona Howard ,Bryna Frohock, Sally Hunt, Jalen Drew standing on the right
Carver Wildcat Welcomes Potential Families at the Carver Showcase.
Carver 2012 Spelling Bee Participants
Interview
Skills Seminar
Jana
Christian
From The Oklahoma
School of Etiquette
Carver & BTW Parents & Students
Tuesday, April 10 at 6:30 p.m.
Carver Middle School Auditorium
Carver PTSA Presents:
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GREAT JOB,
MEKHI, Carver is
proud of you…
Thank you for
sharing, Mrs.
Singleton….
Mekhi Singleton was awarded 1st Place in the MLK essay “Keepers of the Dream”. This is the 2nd year he has won that contest.
“Cashing My Check for Freedom˝
By Mekhi Robert Singleton, 7th grade
I live my life as a reflection of Dr. King’s dream by cashing my check for freedom he talked about in his famous I have a
dream speech. In November, 2011, I will be 13 years old, a teenager finally. My parents are giving me more freedom. They allow me to
go out with my friends. I know that they expect me to be respectful, trustworthy, and responsible for my actions. My grandparents
were “Freedom Riders˝ in the 1960’s (They were inspired by Dr. King), and last summer they invited us to a talk they gave at the
Brown Foundation, (Brown vs. Board of Education.) I learned more about the Civil Rights movement, and I learned to appreciate the
freedoms I now have because of it.
I cash my check for freedom and liberty by not being locked up for stealing, skipping school, or doing drugs. With more cour-
age than it takes to fight, like Dr. King I work out my problems with non-violence. As my Mom always tells me to, “get busy living,
and not get busy dying.˝ To me, I think prison is modern day slavery, and the people there in reality are getting busy dying. It comes
to mind that black men as well as women are sent there, and work for close to nothing.
When I want to go to the movies or to the mall, I can call my friends, who are Hispanic and White, I am black. It
is fun to do things with them and not worry about what race we are. I also have freedom to play on the same football team with
them. I live my life as a reflection of Dr. King’s dream by living every moment, every day, like a football game. Play hard, play
fair, and do my best to win.
Another good thing about freedom is that I can earn some money. My Uncle taught me how to work in the lawn mowing
business. Last summer I saved money for things that I really want. Where we go to church people come from all different types of
families, doesn’t matter what race we are or how much money we have. We’re free to pray and worship God.
I can be President of the United States. I can become a professional football player, architect, or sports doctor. I don’t have to
live in the Jim Crow South with substandard houses and schools. I live the life that Dr. King, my parents, my friends, and God want
me to live. Freedom means I have my check and the bank of the American people stamped it good.
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The PTSA Nominating Committee is currently looking for parents who would like to be involved in PTSA next year. If you are interested in helping out by filling a PTSA office or helping with a PTSA event for the 2012-2013 school year, please contact one of the Nominating Committee members: Anna America at [email protected], Karen Bruns at [email protected] or Bob Ehrle at [email protected].
PTSA Nominating Committee
8th Grade Formal
"Early Bird" tickets are on sale now. Ticket prices are $10.00 for Carver students and $15.00 for
APPROVED non-Carver students. Tickets include one 5x7 portrait. Ticket prices will increase after March 30th. Tickets can be purchased in the main office from Ms. Clark or Ms. Cooper. If students are purchasing tickets, they may only purchase them before or after school.
Please note that if your guest is a non-Carver student, the guest must be a TPS student in good standing and prior approval is required. For approval, the guest student and parent must complete
the guest approval form and have it completed by an administrator at the guest student's school before returning it to Carver. The guest approval form is due no later than April 18th at 4:00PM to Ms. Farrow in the main office. Formal invitations were sent home with students last week.
Limited Scholarships are available, please contact Mr. Ehrle at [email protected].
Fundraisers
8th Grade T-Shirts
We have four 8th grade t-shirts left for purchase. The sizes available are two mediums, one x-large and one xx-large. You can purchase a shirt in the main office for $10.00.
Dance We will be holding our last fundraising dance on Friday, April 20th. All students are welcome to attend!
Yard Signs Yard signs are still available for purchase in the main office. The cost is only $10.00.
Please contact Melanie Walker with any questions. [email protected]
Carver Families, It is amazing that we are almost through 3rd quarter! As usual we have a lot going on at Carver. I am providing some updates below: April PTSA Unit Meeting • Please consider bringing your students to our final PTSA meeting of the year on Tuesday,
April 10th at 6:30 p.m. in the auditorium at Carver. • We will elect the PTSA officers for the 2012-13 school year and provide information about ac-
tivities at Carver. • Jana Christian, from The Oklahoma School of Etiquette, will provide a presentation about In-
terview Skills for Your First Job. • BTW students and parents are also invited to attend. Marquee Update • Representatives from the Carver Middle School Foundation and the PTSA have received re-
vised bids for the marquee. We need to raise another $4,000 to purchase a new digital mar-quee for Carver. Please consider donating $10 per family by March 23rd to help make this a reality. Donations are accepted in the front office.
Carver Intercultural Evening (CIE) – Friday, April 27th • The CIE committee is hard at work planning our 2nd annual family event featuring food,
games and entertainment from around the world. • Please plan to purchase your Taste from Around the World tickets in the front office.
Advanced tickets are $5. • Please consider volunteering for this event. We need restaurants to donate food and parents
to help setup and work the event. The CIE contact is Cari Bashaw at [email protected]. Watch for more information in the weekly e-mails. Remember that these e-mails are also posted on the school website under Parents and PTSA. I hope everyone enjoys Spring Break. Beth Delancy Carver PTSA President
"Service to others is the rent you pay for your room here on Earth." --Muhammad Ali
The Adventures of Mrs. Spavins
This month we did a few fun things. We headed to Seoul to see the King Tut Exhibit at the National Museum. Seoul is the second largest city in the world. I think ALL of them were on the subway with us on Saturday afternoon. In Tokyo, there are official “packers” who push people onto the trains. This wasn’t THAT full, but it was really close! I hope to get to To-kyo soon to see for ourselves. We thought of Ms. Zaheer the whole time we were at the exhibit.
THIS was for Ms. Zaheer too!
At the end of the month, we went on a hike to a Buddhist temple. Buddhist nuns helped us in the gift shop. We hiked
WAY up a mountain to the temple and were able to listen to the chants and meditation of the monks. Several people came
up to the temple to share in the meditation. Some people think Buddhism is a “religion” like we think of, including a “god.”
Really, Budda was a philosopher who was not concerned with “god” or “afterlife.” He was concerned with coming to
peace with life here filled with compassion and gratitude. It was kind of cool to listen to the chants of the monks while
they try to rid their minds of the problems of this world. The nun told me that the “Ommm…” the beginning chant of the
monks, holds all of the energy of the universe. I asked them if they had met my son! I am pretty sure he has some of the
energy of the universe too.
We also went to a spa here where the tiny fish eat the dead skin off of your feet! Talk
about ticklish – kind of crazy really. But I have to agree that we have NO flaky feet
anymore!
We think of you all often and hope you are doing well. During the cold here, we were certainly wanting to
share in the extra warm Tulsa winter. I hope that does NOT mean that we will have another extra hot sum-
mer! We will see you in June!
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7th Grade Student’s of the Month
February: March:
Katy Dirks Alex Capehart
Megan Rodelander Timber Mabes
Alex Jones Madelyn Hensen
Grace Geary Qyon Reeves
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GOOD JOB
U ROCK!
For the past two years Carver Middle School has raised over $1100 for the Cup of Joe or-ganization. Donations to this group are used to provide free coffee and other soft beverages to American service members who are over-seas. This donation represents over 500 “Cups of Joe” given to our men and women serving in our Armed Services. As you may have seen we have received many, well over 250, notes of thanks which Ms. Reiter has posted on the bulletin board in the Main Hall across from the Computer Lab. Occasionally a service member inquires about pen pals from our school. If you would be interested in having your child be a pen pal to one of these service members please email Ms. Reiter, [email protected] more information
Congratulations to Chennyri Whitaker, Roneisha Littles, Megan Rodelander, Jackie Howell. They were among the top 10 finalist in the Tulsa Public Schools and Sodexo Future Chefs contest. The final cook-off will be held Thursday, March 8th at Nathan Hale High School. A total of 90 student recipes were sub-mitted for the contest, 60 of which were sub-mitted by Carver students.
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MILLION WORD READER 111 MWR to date! The lists below show the reader by grade
and in order of who has read the most.
7th Last First
1 GRANTHAM ROBINSON
2 COLIN MACLEAN
3 IVY ZOLLARS
4 RACHEL IJAMS
5 MEGAN RODELANDER
6 ISABELLA DELANCY
7 JACK FRIERSON
8 Griffin Spivy
9 KAILYN MERCHANT
10 MAKIAH HARBIN
11 JONATHAN DUCKETT
12 NOELLE DEROIN
13 MADELYN HANSEN
14 CLARE BRADSHAW
15 MARK PATTON
16 MIKAL VELEZ
17 ELICIA RAY
18 VICTOR DAVALOS
19 LOSTON DREW
20 BRADEN PATTON
21 MARY JACKSON
22 KARRECIA CRAWLEY
23 ZANE WOOD
24 LATRELL HOLMES
25 YADIRA URQUIZA
26 SUSANNA GARDNER
27 NICHOLAS LOY
28 JARROD PIELSTICKER
29 NICHOLAS MALKEMUS
30 KEENAN HURD
31 GARRET WILLIS
8th Last First 1 Mandy Hsinhui
2 McCaskill Alice
3 Foxx Jack
4 Haskell Danny
5 Mendoza Kytana
6 McDonald Ben
7 Bejarano Alexandra
8 Langer Clayton
9 O'Rourke Emily
10 Maslowski Victoria
11 Sanchez Lluvia
12 Hicks Colin
13 THORP DELANEY
14 Contreras Mariana
15 Warning Laura
16 Mangels Brandon
17 Arterberry Josiah
18 Adkins Mykah
19 Ziegler Chandler
20 Factor Jacob
21 Knighten Daawna
22 Nealy Darian
23 Lower Riley
24 Glaser Nathan
25 Wood Tourie
26 HOLMES SKYLAR
27 Fairchild Alonzia
28 Ward Colin
29 Lowe Faith
30 Downum Alexander
6th Last Name First Name
1 Pettet Maxwell
2 Wang Jonathan
3 Kirby Sumner
4 McGilvray Emma
5 Woolridge Morgan
6 Livingood Matthew
7 Skipper Clarence (Chris)
8 Ellsworth Addie
9 Cooper Brian
10 Bridgwater Zoe
11 Warning Duncan
12 King Kieran
13 Hofmann Tennyson (Tate)
14 Orndorff John
15 Staton Bradley
16 Benway Brooklyn
17 Pitts Mason
18 Cervantes Victoria
19 Martinez Zoey
20 Mabrey Payton
21 Goodwin William (Liam)
22 Webb Kaitlyn
23 Brock Eli
24 Mojica Jacob
25 Knotts Cydney
26 Linn James
27 Jones Elijah
28 Loegering Evan
29 Marlar Kaityln
30 Farrell Anna
31 Meek Samuel
32 Langel Lance
33 Cuthbert Antonio
34 Davis Brianna
35 Phillips Iesha
36 Chrisman Jacob
37 Diaz Adriana
38 Siewert Alexander
39 Savage Casey
40 Gruntkowski Sawyer
41 Bateman Daniel
42 Kahbi Aleyah
43 Curry Benjamin
44 Schell Abigail
45 Pratt Kasimir
46 Hughes Lauren
47 Chippis Cameron
48 Wheatley Phillip
49 Solberg Matthew
50 Campos Eric
Words Name Reading For
1 1138748 Edwards 6th Grade Adults
2 1060493 Hinckley 8th Grade Adults
3 1004064 Christy 8th Grade Adults
4 697063 Grimes 7th Grade Adults
5 232557 Mabes 7th Grade Adults
6 97346 Hall 8th Grade Adults
7 74175 Payne Adults
8 14232 Jones 7th Grade Adults
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To date we have received about 250 thank you notes. Most of them are posted in the main hallway by the
ramp to the cafeteria.
Thank you so much for your support. These small comforts of home and well
wishes are greatly appreciated
Dear students and Staff of Carver Middle School, I would like to send out a heart-felt thank you for your thoughts and prayers. We could not do what we do without your support. Kids - you may not know it yet, but your education is the most im-portant thing in your young life, take advantage of all learning opportunities you
can. Staff - you are the true heroes, thanks for all that you do. Wes
Carver Middle School, Thanks so much for donating this Cup of Joe! It is really appreciated. Especially coming from Oklahoma. I am from a small town in Arkan-sas outside of Ft. Smith and Tulsa is only about an hour and a half away from where I live. We actually have about five soldiers here with me from around Tulsa. I am currently stationed in Southern Afghanistan and have been since last July. I should be home sometime around May. Thank you for taking the time to think
about us over here. Take care and God Bless! MSG Will Vaughan
Thank you very much Carver Middle School. This gift, no matter the size, makes the days a little bit better and the mood a little bit brighter! Thank you for your support, it is rare to see and greatly appreciated! Thank you again! To the staff and students, thank you for the cup of coffee. I'm from Joplin just down the road. It made my day when I got this. I never ever forget the people back home and how much you support us over here. I hope your holidays went well. I fly heli-copters, so to all of you students... get back to studying and reach for your dreams. thank you again. Scott
How awesome! I'm from Collinsville. I grew up next to Tulsa. I even brought my TU hat here to wear when I go to the gym. This is by far the coolest thing to happen since I've been here. Thank you so much for the coffee. I really appreciate it.
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BOSTON HISTORY TRIP The Boston Trip is on! Yes, we’re going! We will learn! We will have a great time!
We need you!!! All 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students, parents, and friends are invited to travel to Boston, Massachusetts, to live American History for a week.
When: Tuesday, June 5, 2012 to Tuesday, June 11, 2012
Where: We will stay at Lesley University (next door to Harvard University)
How Much: $1100.00 + spending money + food money
The $1100.00 covers airfare, lodging, admissions and can be paid in monthly payments.
What will we do: Tour: John Quincy Adams House, Plymouth Rock, Mayflower Ship Replica, Plimouth Plantation, George’s Island, Fort Warren, Old North Church, Paul Revere House, Longfellow House, Massachusetts State House Tour, Black History Trail, Battle Road, Buckman Tavern, Lexington Green, Old Manse, North Bridge, Thoreau House, Walden Pond, Mt. Auburn Cemetery, Bunker Hill, Old South Meeting House, and the Boston Science Museum and the Boston Museum of Fine Arts.
Benefits: Learning, Fun, New Friendships, Memories, and Riding the Subway.
Most importantly, it prepares the students for 8th grade U.S. History. Students have an appreciation for the history and understanding of the people, customs, architecture, and the influence of the Boston area on our American History. Many students and parents have participated in the Boston History trip. So, parents you are very much welcome . If you have questions or an interest, please contact Fran Frakes ([email protected]) or [email protected]
The Carver Middle School phone number is 918-925-1420 or cell number is 918-688-5425. If you are interested, please have your child pick up the Boston Trip Itinerary from Fran Frakes or request one by email.
To plan thoroughly for this trip, we need an idea of how many people are interested seriously in going on this trip. If you or your child is interested, please fill out the bottom portion and return it to Mrs. Frakes. We appreci-ate your cooperation.
ALL CHECKS SHOULD BE MADE TO AMERITRUST.
PLEASE SEND A $100 DEPOSIT TO HOLD YOUR PLACE
A DEPOSIT IS REQUIRED FOR EACH PERSON GOING ON THE TRIP
***************************************************************************
Please Print Student’s Name: ______________________________________Grade_____
Home Phone: ______________________________________________________________
Parent Name__________________________________Parent Email__________________
Who else is going on the trip? Name____________________________________________
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Dear 7th
Grade Student & Parent/Guardian,
It is hard to believe that the end of the 2011-2012 academic year is drawing near.
The fourth quarter of the school year is always full of schedule changes, assemblies, guest speak-
ers and field trips! There are two field trips being planned for the end of the year: our annual
Video Conference with our sister school in Israel and our end of the year Kansas City trip. We
want all of the 7th
grade students to have the opportunity to attend both of these upcoming field
trips.
Our Video Conference date has been set for May 9th
. After the conference, we will be going to
Incredible Pizza for lunch and the total cost of this trip including transportation, pizza buffet with
drink, and a game card will be $22.00 per person.
This trip supports and enriches our academic curriculum and it is important for students to attend this learning experience. Stu-
dents that attend this academic study trip will be eligible to be considered for the following positive consequence.
The final trip is our positive consequence trip; a reward for completing the stimulating, educational, but demanding Carver Middle
School 7th
grade curriculum. The trip is scheduled for Friday, May 11th
. This trip will take us out of the state to Kansas City, Mis-
souri. The Kansas City trip will involve the following activities: Worlds of Fun to enjoy their “Thrill U Education Day” and then din-
ner at The Mystery Train Murder Mystery Dinner Theater. Once every thing has been confirmed, we will share a more detailed
itinerary. We wanted to inform you of the cost as well as the requirements for earning the privilege to attend this trip. The cost
will be $135.00, which will include transportation, Worlds of Fun ticket, lunch and dinner at murder mystery dinner theater ticket.
Please understand that this trip is approximately 23 hours from departure to return! Permission slip and money will be due by 4:30
pm on Friday, April 20th .
This positive consequence trip is a reward for good grades and appropriate behavior. The following three criteria MUST be met to
qualify to attend this trip:
1.) Students are required to maintain a “C” or above average grade in ALL CLASSES, both core and electives for the sec-
ond semester.
a.) Grades will be updated on PowerSchool weekly to check student’s
progress. A final check of second semester grades will be conducted on Friday, April 20th .
b.) On Friday, April 20th
, if your student has a “D” or “F” in one or more of
his/her 6 classes they will lose the privilege to attend the trip and a full refund will be given.
c.) Please be aware that if your student raises their grade AFTER April 20th
but
BEFORE May 10th
their grade check grade will NOT be adjusted for the
purpose of the eligibility for this trip.
2.) Each student’s behavior record for the school year will be reviewed.
a.) If a student has been suspended (from January 4th
to May 10th
), or has repeatedly (3 or more times during 2nd
semester) visited ISI BUT has maintained the required grade average the following requirements will apply:
1.) The student must be accompanied by one legal parent/guardian.
2.) The legal parent/guardian will sit with their student on the bus.
3.) The legal parent/guardian will pay for their own expenses at the student rate.
3.) Behavior requirements will be monitored until 4:00 p.m. on May 10th
.
We want all of the 7th
grade students to have the opportunity to go on this field trip. We hope you will encourage your child to
strive for excellence. Permission slips will be handed out at a later date. Scholarships are available.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact any of the 7th
grade core teachers.
Mrs. Caughron, Ms. Duvall, Mr. Grimes, Mrs. Hart, Mrs. Jorgenson, Ms. Payne, Ms. Roulac & Mrs. Smith
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Carver Intercultural Evening (CIE)
April 27, 2011
Friday, 6 to 9 pm
624 East Oklahoma Place
PURPOSE – To raise funds for Carver Middle School while educating and entertaining our students and
their families about other cultures
This fun-filled family evening will feature:
• Tastes from around the world – sample tasty delights from different countries.
• Entertainment – watch singers, dancers and other performers onstage in the auditorium
• Globetrotting Without Leaving The School – get your passport stamped as you visit other countries. Stop
at booths filled with interesting authentic items from other countries: clothing, photos, maps, toys, money and more. It’s a hands-on learning experience.
Please consider supporting Carver Middle School. We need:
• Food donations with a global flare from local restaurants – Mexican, Brazilian, Italian, Russian, Thai, Greek, Jamaican, French, we need it all. Culture boxes • Probably one of the easiest ways to help, a culture box host displays the items which come in the culture box. Educational items are already gathered; all you have to do is review the material, set up the table and talk with individuals as they stop by. You don’t have to speak in front of a crowd and you don’t have to be an expert on the country. • Performers – Dancers, singers, jugglers, whatever talent you’ve got. • Hard-working helpers – Handy on the computer? Artistic? Organized? We have a spot for you. Signs, certificates of appreciation, managing performers, making passports, clean up, Sam’s shoppers, kitchen help. Just say you are available and we’ll find a way you can help.
Remember, this event is a fundraiser for the school, so we are asking for donations at no cost to
the school.
TASTE TICKETS – The cost will be $5 per person in advance. Tickets will be sold in advance through
the school.
For more information, contact 2nd Vice-presidents / Co-chairs:
Cari Bashaw, 918/698-1001 or [email protected] Stephanie Walston, 918/606-2087 or [email protected]
FOOD, PERFORMER AND DONATION FORMS ARE AVAILABLE
ON THE CARVER WEBISTE UNDER PARENTS, PTSA AND CIE
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Random Thoughts from Korea
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Head Coach: Greg Nash (918)925-1068 (Office)
Or (918)638-1525 (Cell)
(e-mail) [email protected]
Carver Sports
Carver Middle School
Boys & Girls
Track & Field Schedule
2011-2012
Practices at BTW on Mondays, Tuesdays & Thursdays 4:10-5:30 pm
(6th & 7th grades will be combined)
Date Day Meet Grade
Place Time
March 6 Tuesday Skiatook 7-8 Skiatook 9:00 a.m.
March
13 Tuesday Owasso 7-8 Owasso
10:00
a.m.
March
29
Thurs-
day Glenpool 7-8 Glenpool 9:00 a.m.
April 2 Monday Clare-
more
7-8-
9
Clare-
more
10:00
a.m.
April 12 Thurs-
day Coweta
7-8-
9 Coweta 9:00 a.m.
April 17 Tuesday BTW 7-8-
9 BTW
11:00
a.m.
April 19 Thurs-
day
Collins-
ville 7-8
Collins-
ville
12:00
p.m.
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"OUR TRADITION IS EXCELLENCE; OUR CONCEPT IS DIVERSITY; OUR POTENTIAL IS UNLIMITED; OUR FUTURE IS GLOBAL."
Tulsa Public Schools does not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, national origin, sex, disability, genetic information, veteran status, marital status or age in its employment, programs and activities. The following person has been designated to handle inquiries regarding Tulsa Public Schools' non-discrimination policies: Tulsa Public Schools Human Capital Department, Bill Naftzger,
From the Editor: All the infor-mation in this newsletter comes from Carver staff, faculty, stu-dents, parents and the TPS web-site or other affiliations with Carver PTSA
Please email all your future submissions to:
CarverWildcats
@yahoo.com
Thank You Again
Sunshine David
School Contact Information
Office: (918) 925-1420 Fax : (918) 9251450
Address: 624 E. Oklahoma Pl, Tulsa, OK 74106
Website: carver.tulsaschools.org
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PTSA Unit Meetings
Plan to Attend
Tuesday, April 10th at
6:30 p.m. First Job Interview Skills for Students
PTA Mission: “To make every child’s potential a reality by engaging and empowering families and communities to advocate for all children.”
