Tuesday, 31 March 2015

cheat_training_group Lost paddle?

Andrew found a paddle at the sycamore lot on Saturday after the downriver. It is a Werner with yellow blades. Sound familiar?

Ashley

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[WardFive] Spring Back Into Hip-Hop 

 
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Re: cheat_training_group Cheat Trip

Ashley,

I will be driving out early on Thursday or Friday, and I will meet at the put-in as scheduled.  

Thanks,
Chris Smith

On Tue, Mar 31, 2015 at 1:35 PM, Liquid Adventures Office <office@liquidadventures.org> wrote:
Hi Cheat Trainers and Elite!

I was very sorry to miss the last downriver on the Potomac of the year and would love to hear how you did!  I hope everyone is feeling ready for a great first day on the Cheat.

Right now the Cheat is a little below 3 ft (you subtract ~10 from the Albright Gauge) but it is supposed to rain up there all week. Standby while we monitor the gauge obsessively over the next few days. 

Please plan to meet Saturday at 7 am at the Gaithersburg Park and Ride
Directions: From NORTHBOUND I-270: Use Exit 10 (MD-117 West, Clopper Road). DO NOT GO TO EXIT 11. At the end of the ramp continue west on Clopper Road to the traffic light at MD-124/Quince Orchard Road. Turn right (east) on MD-124/Quince Orchard Road. After passing under the railroad bridge, turn right at the traffic light into the Park & Ride lot. 

Here we will load boats, arrange carpools, and head up to the Cheat, meeting at the put-in at 10:30 am.  Everyone should go to the put-in to drop boats and passengers before driving shuttle.  A vehicle with higher-clearance is recommended for the Cheat road.
Directions to the Cheat put-in:   take 270 north toward Fredrick. Take exit 32 to merge on to I70 W to Hagerstown.  Merge onto I 68 W toward Hagerstown (this is a left exit). Take exit 23 Bruceton Mills.  Turn left at the end of the exit ramp.  You will drive past the gas station where you turn for the take out.  Pass Teter's Campground. The put in will be on the right just before a bridge that crosses the Cheat.  We usually return to DC about 10 pm.  

Expect Saturday to be cold and possibly snowing. You should bring your warmest gear & a change of clothes. You should also bring the boat that you are most comfortable in.  Hopefully you are feeling good in your long boat by now.  If not, it is OK to use your creek boat.  You should also bring a lunch to eat before we put on and plenty of water.  We want you to be hydrated, well rested, warm, and comfortable on our first Cheat descent of 2015.  

Don't forget to mark your calendars for the Cheat Race on Friday May 1st at 5 pm.  Registration is now open More info

We will still see you guys this week for your attainment.  Looking forward to some sweet Cheat fun this weekend!

Ashley McEwan
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Hi Cheat Trainers and Elite!

I was very sorry to miss the last downriver on the Potomac of the year and would love to hear how you did!  I hope everyone is feeling ready for a great first day on the Cheat.

Right now the Cheat is a little below 3 ft (you subtract ~10 from the Albright Gauge) but it is supposed to rain up there all week. Standby while we monitor the gauge obsessively over the next few days. 

Please plan to meet Saturday at 7 am at the Gaithersburg Park and Ride
Directions: From NORTHBOUND I-270: Use Exit 10 (MD-117 West, Clopper Road). DO NOT GO TO EXIT 11. At the end of the ramp continue west on Clopper Road to the traffic light at MD-124/Quince Orchard Road. Turn right (east) on MD-124/Quince Orchard Road. After passing under the railroad bridge, turn right at the traffic light into the Park & Ride lot. 

Here we will load boats, arrange carpools, and head up to the Cheat, meeting at the put-in at 10:30 am.  Everyone should go to the put-in to drop boats and passengers before driving shuttle.  A vehicle with higher-clearance is recommended for the Cheat road.
Directions to the Cheat put-in:   take 270 north toward Fredrick. Take exit 32 to merge on to I70 W to Hagerstown.  Merge onto I 68 W toward Hagerstown (this is a left exit). Take exit 23 Bruceton Mills.  Turn left at the end of the exit ramp.  You will drive past the gas station where you turn for the take out.  Pass Teter's Campground. The put in will be on the right just before a bridge that crosses the Cheat.  We usually return to DC about 10 pm.  

Expect Saturday to be cold and possibly snowing. You should bring your warmest gear & a change of clothes. You should also bring the boat that you are most comfortable in.  Hopefully you are feeling good in your long boat by now.  If not, it is OK to use your creek boat.  You should also bring a lunch to eat before we put on and plenty of water.  We want you to be hydrated, well rested, warm, and comfortable on our first Cheat descent of 2015.  

Don't forget to mark your calendars for the Cheat Race on Friday May 1st at 5 pm.  Registration is now open More info

We will still see you guys this week for your attainment.  Looking forward to some sweet Cheat fun this weekend!

Ashley McEwan
Liquid Adventures Office

office@liquidadventures.org
25 Ericsson Rd.
Cabin John, MD 20818
301 229 0428

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Monday, 30 March 2015

[WardFive] Boycott these 5 common products made in Indiana

I try not to ask others to read anything I have not researched or agree with. Below is information on the Daily Kos blog and the boycott on products made in Indiana. .

 

When you read the headlines of these articles, you feel compelled to see what they will think of next. Click on the topics below.

 

 

Remember the same things are or have happen to BLACKS and CHRISTIANS.

 

 

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[WardFive] Fwd: DC State Board of Ed Seeks Applicants for New Student Advisory Committee

A great opportunity for high school students - please encourage them to apply by Wednesday, APRIL 29.

This initiative will elevate the students' voice on issues ranging from attendance rules to accountability to graduation requirements. 

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Contact: Jesse B Rauch, Executive Director, 202.741.0884

DC STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION ESTABLISHES STUDENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE, CHAIRED BY STUDENT REPRESENTATIVES

Washington, DC – The State Board of Education has established a Student Advisory Committee to advise the State Board on matters that directly impact students across the District. The Student Advisory Committee will be a voice for all students in the District of Columbia and a communication link between the State Board and other education decision-makers and students. Committee members will also engage in service-learning projects that will help them develop their leadership skills. This initiative has been led by the State Board's Student Representatives, Brian Contreras (School Without Walls) and Betel Asfaha (Benjamin Banneker Academic High School).
Committee members will meet at least four (4) times a year and will also conduct student forums throughout the District.
The Student Advisory Committee is comprised of 17 students. Five (5) students will be selected from the most populous DCPS high schools; five (5) students will be selected from the most populous public charter high schools. Five (5) additional students will be selected from other schools. The State Board's Student Representative will co-chair the Student Advisory Committee.
The application is attached to this release and will be available online at http://sboe.dc.gov/page/student-representatives. Additionally, applications will be sent electronically to school leaders and principals and will be available through community organizations. Applications may also be picked up at the State Board of Education office at 441 4th Street NW, Suite 723N Washington, DC 20001.
Applicants must meet the following requirements:
  • Be a District of Columbia resident;
  • Be a sophomore, junior, or senior in either a traditional public high school (District of Columbia Public Schools) or a public charter high school; and
  • Possess a GPA of 2.5 or above on a 4.0 scale.
Applicants who wish to submit their application via email may do so at sboe@dc.gov. All applications must be received in the office of the State Board of Education by close of business Wednesday, April 29, 2015.

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[WardFive] FYI: Empower DC Releases Internal DCPS School Closure Emails

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Empower DC Releases Internal DCPS School Closure Emails


"The bottom line is that overall there was not a huge difference performance change 
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between students in schools which closed and all other students. The small difference there was was actually negative, so it's probably just better to avoid this angle if it does come up."

-- Greg Garrison, DCPS Deputy Chief, Office of Data and Accountability (former) to Peter Weber, DCPS Chief of Strategy

   

In March 2013 Empower DC and our members filed a lawsuit to block the closure of 15 DC public schools.   Although the injunction we sought, which would have stopped the closures entirely, was blocked the judge allowed the lawsuit to move forward on several counts, including our claim of disparate racial impact.  The closures ultimately displaced 2,642 children, of which only 2 were white.

  

As part of the "discovery" phase of the lawsuit, Empower DC received thousands of internal DCPS emails related to school closures and had the opportunity to question under oath four high-level DCPS officials, including Chancellor Kaya Henderson.

  

We undertook this lawsuit because we know that corporate education reform is hurting our communities, particularly Black and Brown communities where school closures have taken place.  These emails show how external, education privatization organizations are having a significant influence on DC education policy behind the scenes, in particular pushing for closures, the rise of charter schools, etc. 

   Among the many emails that stood out to us are:

  • An exchange between Chancellor Kaya Henderson and former Mayor Vincent Gray dismissing Ward 8 advocates and residents
  • An email from Peter Weber, DCPS Chief of Strategy, to Chancellor Kaya Henderson about setting up a "straw man" (definition: a fake argument set up to be defeated) for school closures
  • An email from Chancellor Kaya Henderson dismissing the federal Department of Education and Empower DC's concerns about the discriminatory impact of school closures

 Follow this link to all of the individual emails  

  Follow this link to the merged emails for easier searching 

 

Though we've poured over these for hours, we know we haven't found all the significant emails yet.  We are releasing all of the thousands of emails to the public. And we look forward to hearing what you find.  What did we miss?  

 

 

Note that the files contain many duplicate emails, and each PDF should be read from the last page to the first (the order in which the emails were sent).  We have posted the emails as they were given to us, each with it's individual "Bates Number" stamped at the bottom right hand corner.  We also posted each Disc of emails as one long merged pdf document so you can search the whole thing at once.  

 

 

 

 

Additionally, we are making the deposition transcripts for Peter Weber - DCPS Chief of Strategy, Lisa Ruda - DCPS Deputy Chancellor of Operations and Kaya Henderson - DCPS chancellor available for your review.

   

Our campaign to save neighborhood schools is not over, and with your help we will be able to learn as much as possible from these emails to inform the rest of our work.  Tell us what you find by posting on our Facebook page (facebook.com/empowerdc), tweeting @empowerdc or by contacting Daniel, Empower DC's education organizer (202-234-9119 x104 / daniel@empowerdc.org). 

 

Some suggested search terms to get you started:

 

Bowser, City Bridge, Catherine Bradley, WTU, Charter, Kipp, US DOE, Ed.gov, IFF, DME, ERS, Scott Pearson, Donors, Donor Briefing, Empower DC, Kamras, DC Public Education Fund, DCPEF, Vincent Gray, vcg6@dc.gov, Broad, Walton, DGS

 

Parents, activists, City Council members, reporters, State Board of Education members - make sure to search your name as well!

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[WardFive] Tonight's ANC 5B02 Meeting Cancelled

Good Afternoon,

As a reminder, the 5B02 Single Member District meeting is cancelled for this evening. Councilman McDuffie has a Ward 5 Leadership meeting that was reschedule from one of our snow days.

Have a great day "On Purpose".


Commissioner Ursula Higgins
Chairperson, ANC 5B
Single Member District 5B02
Telephone: 202-321-5289
Email: 5b02@anc.dc.gov

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[WardFive] Fwd: DC State Board of Ed Establishes Student Advisory Committee


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For Immediate Release

Contact: Jesse B Rauch, Executive Director, 202.741.0884

DC STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION ESTABLISHES STUDENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE, CHAIRED BY STUDENT REPRESENTATIVES

Washington, DC – The State Board of Education has established a Student Advisory Committee to advise the State Board on matters that directly impact students across the District. The Student Advisory Committee will be a voice for all students in the District of Columbia and a communication link between the State Board and other education decision-makers and students. Committee members will also engage in service-learning projects that will help them develop their leadership skills. This initiative has been led by the State Board's Student Representatives, Brian Contreras (School Without Walls) and Betel Asfaha (Benjamin Banneker Academic High School).

Committee members will meet at least four (4) times a year and will also conduct student forums throughout the District.

The Student Advisory Committee is comprised of 17 students. Five (5) students will be selected from the most populous DCPS high schools; five (5) students will be selected from the most populous public charter high schools. Five (5) additional students will be selected from other schools. The State Board's Student Representative will co-chair the Student Advisory Committee.

The application is attached to this release and will be available online at http://sboe.dc.gov/page/student-representatives. Additionally, applications will be sent electronically to school leaders and principals and will be available through community organizations. Applications may also be picked up at the State Board of Education office at 441 4th Street NW, Suite 723N Washington, DC 20001.

Applicants must meet the following requirements:

  • Be a District of Columbia resident;
  • Be a sophomore, junior, or senior in either a traditional public high school (District of Columbia Public Schools) or a public charter high school; and
  • Possess a GPA of 2.5 or above on a 4.0 scale.

Applicants who wish to submit their application via email may do so at sboe@dc.gov. All applications must be received in the office of the State Board of Education by close of business Wednesday, April 29, 2015.


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[WardFive] Fwd: Scholarship Oppurtunity for DC High School Seniors attending a Public, Charter, and Home Schooled

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Date: Thu, Mar 26, 2015 at 11:06 AM
Subject: Scholarship Oppurtunity for DC High School Seniors attending a Public, Charter, and Home Schooled
To: Ward 7 Education Council <ward7ed@yahoo.com>, Ward Five Council On Education <ward5coe@gmail.com>


Hi Everyone:
 
Please pass on the attached scholarship flyer to any interested DC High School Senior attending a Public or Charter High School, or is Home-Schooled.  Deadline is April 30th.
 
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