Thank you

I want to say thank you to Rene and Sharri for planning so many wonderful events lately.  They have really stepped up and made this semester FUN!

The chiropractic field trip was very good.  And the art and teen events have been great!

Make sure you give them a word of encouragement!

Lezlie

Hey Teens and Moms
A bonus night!!!
Teen Game Night
Friday, March 23rd, Woods home
AND
Moms are going to have their meeting!
6:30-8:30 p.m.

Art Afternoon Thursday, March 15

*****Be prepared to do some painting--bring a smock or old shirt!***

Preteens are invited to

Art Afternoon

on

Thursday, March 15th at 1:30pm

at

The Emmerling Home (1025 E. 11th Street)

(feel free to pull in beside the house, it's easy to exit thru the alley in the back)

Older siblings welcome to come assist or fellowship.

Call with questions 620-687-4833

Mom's Night Out

Monday, February 20th
Anytime after 6:30pm
At the Emmerling's
1025 E. 11th Street (near 11th & Rouse)
Looking forward to seeing you there!

Midwest Parent Educators 2012 Conference

MPE Conference and Curriculum Fair

April 20 - 21

KCI EXPO Center

Those that may be interested in a spring conference here is one in Kansas City.

Click here

Check out the rest of the website. There are several interesting things to check out.

FIELD TRIP TIME CHANGE
Pittsburg Chiropractic Center
Thursday, Feb 2nd
11:00 am
(Not 2p.m.)

Sorry for the inconvenience!

Mathematics & Engineering Lecture Series

 

2012 Physics, Mathematics & Engineering Lecture Series
Wednesday, February 8, 2012
102 Yates Hall
2:00 pm

Dr. Steven Alan Hawley (a former NASA astronaut who flew on five spaceflights and currently a Professor of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Kansas) will present

The Engineering, Scientific, and Cultural Legacy of the Space Shuttle

For more information, please contact Dr. Tim Flood (235-4401)

Abstract
April 12, 2011 marked the 50th anniversary of the first human in space and the 30th anniversary of the initial launch of Space Shuttle Columbia on STS-1. Between 1981 and 2011, five Space Shuttles flew 135 missions with Atlantis completing the final mission last July. Astrophysicist and Kansas native Dr. Steve Hawley was one of the first class of astronauts selected specifically for the Shuttle in 1978. He flew as a crewmember on 5 missions, including the deployment of both the Hubble Space Telescope and the Chandra X-ray Observatory. He also had positions in flight operations management and astronaut selection during his 30-year NASA career. Dr. Hawley will share his perspectives on the challenges and accomplishments of the Space Shuttle program.