Author Archives: Steller Parent Group

Kids Summer Music Camp

Hello Everyone,
Please take a look at what the Alaska Orff Chapter has to offer in the way of summer programs for children and adults.

At the end of June, we will have our Children’s Music Camp, led by nationally acclaimed clinicians Karen Medley, Kay Lehto and our own Miriam Delap (This camp is one of the longest running children’s Orff camps in the nation, by the way!!).  We are also offering a workshop, Creative Music for Children:  Using Music to Make Academics Come Alive, taught by Karen and Kay.  This workshop is for both music specialists AND Classroom Teachers!! Finally, so the adults are not left out of camp fun, we are introducing an adult music camp led by Karen and Kay.  Credit through UAA is available for both the workshop and the adult camp.

SFSP ANCHORAGE OPEN SITES – SUMMER 2010

The Anchorage School District and Food Bank of Alaska are participating in the Summer Food Service Program. Meals will be made available and FREE to all children 18 years of age and under. Acceptance and participating requirements for the program are the same regardless of race, sex, color, age, disability or national origin.  Meals will be provided at these sites and times (click here).  Free summer meals for children

Any person who believes he or she has been discriminated against in any USDA-related activity should write or call USDA, 14thand Independence Avenue, S.W. Washington, DC 20250-9410, (202) 720-5964 (voice or TDD). The Anchorage School District and Food Bank of Alaska are equal opportunity providers.

Hello, Steller rocks!

My name is Coal and I live at RockeSteller Plaza with all my rock friends. I am writing this article to inform you of some terrible news. Many rocks from RockeSteller Plaza have been kidnapped!!!  Students from the Community Art Intensive have scattered them around Anchorage.  They need help and you can help them. Look around town for rocks that look like me, but have the GPS coordinates of our home written on the back. Please keep a look out for my friends and help them return to RockeSteller Plaza (aka our flagpole). Thank you Stellerites! I hope to see them all soon!

Reminder: Attention All Gardeners!

The Steller Ecological Society (aka the Steller GREENS garden club) is having a plant sale. It will be at Steller on May 19th from 10:00 to 2:00 (this is when conferences are held so come when youʼre done with your conference). We will be selling plants that the club has grown and the proceeds will go to buying more plants for the Peace Garden. Some plants that will be sold are: tomatoes, peppers, pumpkins and other vegetables, herbs, sunflowers, and other flowers, including geraniums. You can buy local, support Steller and grow your own food at the same time. Please note that all these plants have been grown organically with no pesticides or unnatural fertilizer.

For more information about the plant sale or the club, contact Maya Heubner or Amy Holonics at 562-3966.

Last Week of School Schedule

Monday Steller Olympics – 8:30-2:05
See the Flash (click here) for what each student is to bring for the potluck lunch.

Tuesday Stand and Deliver – 8:30 – 11:45
Graduation Rehearsal @ PAC 11:00-12:00 Pm
All students must leave Steller by 12:00 pm
Graduation – seniors must arrive by 2:00 pm
Everyone else by 2:45

Wednesday Parent/Student/Advisor Meeting
Schedule in the office. Only come to school for the meeting.

Thursday Next year’s registration
Next  year’s 12th graders: 8:30 – 10:00
Next  year’s 11th/8th graders: 10:00 – 12:00
Next  year’s 9th/10th graders: 1:00 – 3:00

Report Cards will be mailed home the week of May 24th.

Request your transcripts NOW!!!
They will be ready to be picked on Friday, May 28, 2010.