As I am writing , I am thinking back to this time last year, and I am smiling inwardly. Last February we had just been blasted by that late January blizzard and were digging ourselves out from over three feet of snow. This week, we are looking ahead to warm weather - 56 degrees on Wednesday. While I know we have many snow lovers in our midst, I must tell you it’s been great to have outdoor recess and a continuous stretch of learning for our students. As we enter into February, here’s to hoping that Mother Nature will continue to cooperate with our school calendar. So, Mother Nature, if you are listening, the request from LBMS is a bit of snow, a bit of cold, and a smooth (and quick) transition to spring! Continuous learning is all-encompassing, involving more than academics. I would like to make you aware of our most recent efforts to develop and grow student leadership. Over the MLK weekend, 8th grader Bea Ogden represented our school at the annual service and launch day for Project 351. The mission of Project of 351 is to unite diverse 8th grade service Ambassadors from every city and town in the Commonwealth for an inspirational year of community service, leadership development, and enrichment. On launch day, Bea worked with her fellow Ambassadors to provide service at local organizations, including Pine Street Inn, Greater Boston Food Bank, Inquilinos Boricuas en Accio n (IBA), Cradles to Crayons, and Service Village with Meals of Hope and Y2Y Cambridge. This spring, Bea already has plans for a service project within our own local community. Amazing. And, just last week, seven of our 6th and 7th grade students attended a Peer Leadership training at Bridgewater State University. The students worked with trainers from MARC to develop positive peer leadership skills. Upon their return, the group developed a plan to further strengthen and support a positive social climate in our school community. I would like to thank Mrs. Hutton for her mentorship of Bea with Project 351 and her involvement with our burgeoning 6th and 7th grade student leaders. Looking ahead, February will be a busy month. Please mark your calendars and join us as a school community to support the culmination of the basketball season with final games for girls and boys basketball, a Principal Chat on February 5, and our school-wide spelling bee on the evening of February 8. Yours, in gratitude,

Laura Friend

A Message from the Principal

LUTHER BURBANK MIDDLE SCHOOL

1 HOLLYWOOD DRIVE LANCASTER, MA 01523

978-365-4558

NASHOBA REGIONAL SCHOOL DISTRICT

February 1, 2016 Volume 1, Issue 6

The Burbank Bulletin

Dates to Remember

February 5 Principal Chat 9:00—9:45 a.m. LBMS Library

February 8 PTO Cultural Enrichment “Myth Masters: Tales of Mythology,” Gr. 5&6 Student Council 2:15-3:00 p.m. LBMS Spelling Bee 6:00 p.m. MRE Auditorium

February 10 Lancaster PTO Meeting 6:30-7:30 p.m. MRE Library

February 11 LBMS School Council Meeting 3:00-4:00 p.m. LBMS Library

February 12 Early Release Professional Development Dismissal, 11:30 a.m.

February 15-19 February Break No School

February 24 Basic Rights in Special Education, SEPAC

"Education is not the filling of a pail, but the lighting of a fire." -William Butler Yeats

Important Calendar Information: Spring State Assessments, MCAS As we head into this spring’s state-wide assessment window, please be reminded that there have been

some changes to our state-wide assessment. The grades 3–8 English Language Arts and Mathematics

will be augmented with a limited number of PARCC items for spring 2016. The state intends that these

changes will help make statewide comparisons easier and will offer students the opportunity to

experience PARCC items while assessments for 2017 and beyond are being developed. The test design

for grade 10 has not changed. Click here for more information about this test development.

Please mark your calendars for the important MCAS testing dates below. Thank you for your

cooperation in ensuring your child’s attendance during these testing windows. More information to

follow.

ELA: March 28 - April 12

Math/STE: May 9 - May 24

2016 LBMS Geography Bee Winner Congratulations to our three Geo Bee Finalists: Boden Aurin, Ryan

Kolakowski, and Lucas Halbrooks. After multiple competitive rounds, Bodie

outpaced his fellow students by answering a variety of tough questions

about U.S. and world geography and was crowned 2016 LBMS Champion.

We wish Bodie the best as he moves to the next phase of his geography

journey which includes a qualifying test for the state Bee.

12 Angry Men and the Judicial System

The 8th grade spent much of January learning about courts, trials,

and juries in an interdisciplinary unit for Social Studies and

English Language Arts classes. After reading the play 12 Angry

Men and watching the film version, and

researching about the trial process, the unit was

capped off with an interactive presentation from

the Massachusetts Office of the Jury

Commissioner. Students learned more about jury duty, trials, and how jurors are

selected. After the presentation, the students were able to participate in a simulation

of the jury selection process and a mock trial. The students found the presentation

both informative and entertaining--ask them what they have learned about jury duty!

Rising 9th Grade Open House for Nashoba Regional High School The high school will be hosting an information night for rising 9th graders and their parents at the high

school on Wednesday, March 2nd from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM, starting in the high school auditorium. This

night will be an opportunity for rising 9th graders and their parents to see the high school, hear about

academic programs and extracurricular opportunities, meet department heads, and tour the building.

It will also be an opportunity for parents to learn about the high school course registration process.

Have a submission for the March Burbank Bulletin? Please send copy-ready submissions to Judy Ursuliak, jursuliak@nrsd.net, by February 26, 2016.

LBMS Community Happenings

From Our Nurse, Mrs. Perkins

Youth Risk Behavior Survey

On March 8, 2016, Luther Burbank Middle School will be administering the Youth Risk Behavior

Survey to all 6th and 8th grade students. This is an effort that the NRSD participates in every two

years with other schools in our area. The Youth Risk Behavior Survey Project was started in 1998

under the guidance of Emerson Hospital. The project is modeled after The Center for Disease

Control and Prevention's YRBS. The results provide a look at our student's healthy behaviors as

well as risky ones. These results guide our efforts to educate our students, in partnership with

you, to help them develop good health habits that will lead to a long and healthy life.

In preparation for the administration of the survey, representatives from Emerson Hospital and

health education coordinators from the eight participating districts, meet to update and refine the

YRBS and the process for its implementation and analysis. In addition to NRSD, the other seven

participating districts include: Harvard, Acton-Boxborough, Maynard, Groton-Dunstable, Littleton,

Westford, and Concord-Carlisle. Currently, The NRSD School Nurse Leader, Donna Lindstom has

represented our district on the current planning team. In past years, Interim Superintendent, Dr.

Curtis Bates, and Lancaster School Committee member, Kathryn Codianne, were involved in

planning committees on behalf of the school districts that they were employed at the time.

To learn more about the NRSD results from the 2014 YRBS and how our students compare with

other students across the state, click on this link.

Please be assured that all information that students provide is anonymous and un-identifiable.

Letters will be emailed to all parents of 6th and 8th grade students this week. Parents without

email access will receive a paper copy in the mail. As always, you have the right to opt your child

out of this survey without penalty. If you have questions or would like to discuss this further,

please feel free to call me at 978-365-5629.

Thank you, Mrs. Perkins

VOLUNTEERS STILL NEEDED!

Are you interested in helping out our school? Have some time to help with projects, copying,

assembling hands-on materials for our students, or lending an extra hand in a classroom? We need

you! Many of our Burbank teachers would benefit in different ways from an extra pair of hands. If

you are willing and able to volunteer, please email me directly at lfriend@nrsd.net. Thank you!

Leftover Craft Materials for Projects Do you have any leftover craft materials from

projects that you are willing to donate for student use? Donations of items such as: pom poms, felt,

pipe cleaners, popsicle sticks, clay, poster board, glue sticks would be gladly appreciated. Please

bring them to the LBMS office. Thank you, in advance, for your continued support of our students.

Student Writing

This month we highlight an 8th grade student writer, Alec MacDonald, who writes to

commemorate the life work of David Bowie.

IN LOVING MEMORY OF DAVID BOWIE

David Robert Jones or as we know him, David Bowie, was born on January 8, 1947 in Brixton,

England. David grew up listening to rock music, such as Chuck Berry, Little Richard, and of course

the king, Elvis Presley. In the early 60’s, Bowie went to art school where he met three other guys

who shared the same musical interests as him. They started a band called The Riot Squad and he

changed his name to Davey Jones. The band went on to release a few singles that went on the

charts, but they disbanded in 1967. Two years later, Bowie released his first single titled “Space

Oddity”. The song went number one in the UK charts in 1969, and many consider the single his big

break. For the first time in two years, Bowie was known to the public again. He changed his name

for the second and last time to David Bowie. 1972 and 1973 were also huge years for Bowie

because he released the album “Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders From Mars”. He created an alter

ego named Ziggy Stardust who came from Mars and played guitar left handed, among other things.

The fans loved Ziggy. Even though it was just Bowie in makeup, he acted like a completely

different person. Ziggy “died” at the end of 1973 when the tour ended. Also, in 1972 he made the

album “Transformer” with the former Velvet Underground member Lou Reed. In 1975, Bowie

collaborated with John Lennon and produced the rock song “Fame”. In 1977, he released “Heroes”,

a number one hit. In 1984, he starred in the movie “Labyrinth” directed by Jim Henson, in which

he sang the soundtrack “Underground” and he played the role of the goblin king. In the 90’s, Bowie

didn't have as much success with songs like he did in the 70’s. One song that stood out on his 1997

album “Earthling” was “I’m Afraid Of Americans”. Skipping ahead a few years to 2016, he released

his last studio album “Blackstar” which came out on his 69th birthday. It is an odd album with the

genre Experimental Jazz and Hard Rock. Two days later on January 10th, Bowie died of cancer

which he hid from the public for 18 months. I think that he could not have left his fans (including

me) a better present to remember him by than “Blackstar”. But look at how lucky we are to have

lived in the same time as David Bowie and how lucky we are to experience his wonderful music.

My personal favorite song by him is “Life On Mars” released in 1971 off the album “Hunky Dory”.

David will be forever missed and will go down as one of the greatest singers of the 20th century. I

guess you could say that the Starman went back to Mars.

DAVID BOWIE

1947-2016

Ellen Miller from the Worcester District Attorney’s Office gave Luther Burbank students this critical information during her visits on January 12th & 13th.

Please discuss these important tips with your child.

HELPFUL PARENT TIP: Here is a website with lots of helpful information to guide your child to being a

safe and responsible digital citizen. Check it out!

www.commonsensemedia.org

#1 Take Away = When in doubt, TELL AN ADULT

3 Reasons the DA’s office thinks Cyber Bullying happens more than other types of bullying

People feel more power when they are online rather than in person False Belief: “No one will ever find out it’s me.” One example from Assumption College

– student twitter account threatened the school, police found out that one student borrowed another student’s account… police / experts were able to track the real person at fault)

“What you don’t see” – We don’t see faces, expressions, reactions, tears, anger online

Tips to Protect Yourself

Protect passwords Do not post anything that you would not want EVERYONE, your parents,

teachers, principal, or coaches to see

DELETE does not exist

Your Digital Footprint

Will follow you down the road Colleges, athletic programs, scholarship committees, employers all look at your posts

and profiles

What do your pictures and posts say about you?

Information you find on the Internet

It is not all accurate or true

Gaming

The bad guys get most of their information from gaming People may not be who they appear to be You cannot be 100% positive that the people online are who they say they are

Chili Contest Ice Skating (free lessons)

Sledding

AND MORE!!

Lancaster Winter Festival Nathaniel !ayer Memorial Park

***NEW DATE!!!*** Saturday, February 20th, 11am - 4:00pm

Food, Drinks, Bake Sale Snow Games Ice Sculpting

Kids Art Show Snow Shoeing

Snowman Contest

Family Fun for all Ages – Free Admission!

Winter Clothes Donation - Lancaster EMS will be collecting new or gently used coats, gloves, hats as donations to our local WHEAT.

Hosted by the !ayer Field Foundation in support of the revitalization of Nathaniel !ayer Memorial Park

www.thayer"eld.org | www.facebook.com/thayer"eld.org

Our Mission

!anks to Our Event Sponsors!

www.thayer"eld.org | www.facebook.com/thayer"eld.org

!e !ayer Field Foundation is a committed and motivated group of community volunteers who see incredible potential for this property and is leading the efforts to revitalize it. Every town needs public parks where its residents can play, relax, hold events, and meet up to maintain a sense of community and small town identity. Our mission is to provide a Multi-Generation, Multi-Recreation Park including traditional and innovative features to enhance quality of life and sense of community for the residents of Lancaster.

Thai Time Restaurant

MoonHeart Yoga

Thayer Field Foundation

Kimball Farm

Lancaster  Recrea+on  

February 24, 2016 SEPAC General Business Meeting

SEPAC leadership has identified several projects/events that we’d like to address this year but we need your input and help in making these ideas become reality. Please join us to give us feedback on the following:

Updating the “Referral and Special Education Process” description in all School Handbooks

throughout the district Holding regular Parent Networking nights Organizing a “Move Up Fair” for parents of special needs 5th graders transitioning to Luther

Burbank MS & Hale MS Expanding the Best Buddies program at the middle school level in Bolton and Stow

Where: High School, Room 216, 12 Green Road, Bolton Time: 6:30—7:00 PM (precedes the “Basic Rights” meeting—see below)

February 24, 2016 Parent Workshop: Basic Rights in Special Education

Is your child struggling in school? Do you suspect your child could have a learning or

behavioral disability that may require him/her to receive additional support services at school? Is your child currently on an IEP or 504 and you’d like a better understanding of the laws and

process that the NRSD Special Education Department follows to provide support services to your child?

This workshop provides families with an introduction to their rights and responsibilities under the

Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) and Massachusetts Special Education Law. It is designed to help parents learn how to be effective partners with their child’s school to decide their child’s eligibility for special education, and to plan, make decisions and monitor their child’s

progress in school.

Where: High School, Room 216, 12 Green Road, Bolton

Time: 7:00 – 9:00 PM

Luther Burbank Middle School Drama Presents

an ORIGINAL MUSICAL

A Fairy Tale Life?

A Musical©

Story© by: Paula Castner Music© by: Nancy Beaudette

Lyrics© by: Nancy Beaudette and Paula Castner

Friday, March 11, and Saturday, March 12, 2016, 6:30 p.m.

At the Mary Rowlandson and Luther Burbank auditorium

103 Hollywood Drive, Lancaster, MA 01523

Tickets available at the door: $4 students and seniors and $6 for adults

Advance ticket sales available through attached form

Award winning Canadian singer and songwriter, Nancy Beaudette, and writer

and playwright, Paula Castner, have combined their talents to produce a whimsical play

about teenage angst and the role of choices. Ebullient, thoughtful songs and embellished,

realistic characters make for an entertaining amalgamation.

Four high school students – Josh, Marissa, Brian, and Kelly – wrestle with

dating, making friends, desires versus limitations, and self-esteem. All the while, the

Fairy Godmother has brought the Evil Queen to watch the teenage dramas unfold as part

of the Evil Queen’s rehabilitation for putting Snow White to sleep. Josh, Marissa, Brian,

and Kelly wish their lives could match the fairy tales they grew up listening to, and the

Evil Queen blames Snow White for all her problems. How all five come to learn lessons

about living will regale audiences of all ages.

A Fairy Tale Life? A Musical©2015 Paula Castner / All Rights Reserved.

All Music by Nancy Beaudette ©2015 Moonlit Pond Records (SOCAN)/ All Rights Reserved.

All Lyrics by Nancy Beaudette & Paula Castner (SOCAN), except *Slay The Dragon: Lyrics by Nancy

Beaudette, Paula Castner & Molly Owen, and *Change Your Point Of View: Lyrics by Nancy

Beaudette, Paula Castner & Gabby Brummer. ©2015 Moonlit Pond Records / All Rights Reserved.

A Fairy Tale Life?

A Musical©

Story© by: Paula Castner

Music© by: Nancy Beaudette

Lyrics© by: Nancy Beaudette and Paula Castner

TICKET AND DVD ORDER FORM Friday, March 11, 2016 – 6:30pm

Saturday, March 12, 2016 – 6:30pm

Show Night: Friday, March 11, 2016: # Adult Tickets: ______ X $ 6.00 each = $_______ # Students/Senior Tickets: ______ X $ 4.00 each = $_______ Show Night: Saturday, March 12, 2016: # Adult Tickets: ______ X $ 6.00 each = $_______ # Students/Senior Tickets: ______ X $ 4.00 each = $_______

DVD: A Fairy Tale Life? DVD ______ X $15.00 each = $_______ (Will contain the recording of a single show only. The choice of show night on the DVD will be based strictly on the quality of the video recording itself and will be made by the production staff.)

Total Enclosed: $__________ Please make checks payable to: LBMS and mail with order form to: Ticket Order, Luther Burbank Middle School, 1 Hollywood Drive, Lancaster, MA 01523 or drop the envelope off at Luther Burbank with “LBMS Drama Ticket Order” clearly marked on the envelope. Your tickets will be held at the ticket desk on show nights and are general admission. Advance ticket orders must be received by March 4, 2016. Tickets will also be available for purchase at the door on show nights (based on availability).

Name: ________________________________________________________________________________

Address: ________________________________________________________________________________

City and Zip: __________________________________ Phone: __________________________________

Email Address (for order confirmation only): ____________________________________________

The Addams Family is coming to Nashoba Regional High School!

They’re creepy and they’re kooky, mysterious, and spooky…. America’s “ookiest” family takes to the Nashoba Regional High School stage in a sensational musical adaptation of cartoonist Charles Addams’ charming and macabre family. Little Wednesday has grown up and found love with a young man who is (gasp!) “normal”. She enlists the help of her father, Gomez, to ensure a dinner party for both sides of the family goes well and to gain her mother Morticia’s blessing. Little white lies and secrets lead to an evening that’s anything but normal! Performances will take place on March 18th and 19th at 7:30 pm and March 20th at 2:00 pm at NRHS auditorium, 12 Green Road, Bolton. To order tickets in advance, please visit: www.NashobaDrama.com. Book by MARSHALL BRICKMAN and RICK ELICE Music and Lyrics by ANDREW LIPPA Based on Characters Created by Charles Addams The Addams Family is presented through special arrangement with and all authorized performance materials are supplied by Theatrical Rights Worldwide, 1180 Avenue of the Americas, 8th Floor, New York, NY 10036. (866) 378-9758 www.theatricalrights.com . This performance is supported in part by a grant from the Stow Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency.

The Addams Family is coming to Nashoba Regional High School

They’re creepy and they’re kooky, mysterious, and spooky…. America’s “ookiest” family takes to the Nashoba Regional High School stage in a sensational musical adaptation of cartoonist Charles Addams’ charming and macabre family. Little Wednesday has grown up and found love with a youngman who is (gasp!) “normal”. She enlists the help of her father, Gomez, to ensure a dinner party for both sides of the family goes well and to gain her mother Morticia’s blessing. Little white lies and secrets lead to an evening that’s anything but normal!

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Addams Family Ticket Order Form

Name: __________________________ Phone: _______________________ Email: ______________________________

Show Dates # ofAdults

Adults$ Cost

# of Students/Seniors

Students/Seniors$ Cost

Total$ Cost

Friday, March 18th at 7:30pm # X $14 = # X $10 = $

Saturday, March 19th at 7:30pm # X $14 = # X $10 = $

Sunday, March 20th at 2:00pm # X $14 = # X $10= $

Total Tickets | $ Cost # $ # $ $

Please Circle One Option: Self-addressed stamped envelope enclosed Pick up at the door

Checks should be made payable to "NRHS" with "Spring Musical" in the memo line.

Please mail your completed form to: Nashoba Friends of Drama, P.O. Box 492, Bolton, MA 01740. Forms may also be dropped off in the Drama mailbox located in the NRHS main office. Nashoba Regional High School (NRHS) is located at 12 Green Road, Bolton, MA. If you have any questions, please call Jackie Wachtel at (978) 779-8211 oremail nashobatickets@gmail.com.

NASHOBA YOUTH

Calling all parents!

We need your help...On the first Tuesday of each month, the Nashoba Youth Football and Cheer Board of Directors meets at the

Sawyer Library in Bolton. On February 2

for the upcoming 2016 season.

We welcome

The following positions will be voted on (and are open) and we need your help in filling these.

strength of our league is based on our volunteers so we are asking all to consider holding a position on the board.

We are looking for people with diverse backgrounds who are willing to work together for the betterment of our

young athletes. The time commitment on most positions is limited to once a month meetings and occasionally

volunteering for a few events throughout the season.

all for a great cause.

For more detailed information please contact

Shauna Fitzgerald at 508

NYFC is not affiliated with the Nashoba

NASHOBA YOUTH

FOOTBALL & CHEER

Calling all parents!

We need your help...On the first Tuesday of each month, the Nashoba Youth Football and Cheer Board of Directors meets at the

February 2nd at 7pm we will be voting on each position for the

We welcome an encourage all to attend this meeting

The following positions will be voted on (and are open) and we need your help in filling these.

strength of our league is based on our volunteers so we are asking all to consider holding a position on the board.

We are looking for people with diverse backgrounds who are willing to work together for the betterment of our

time commitment on most positions is limited to once a month meetings and occasionally

volunteering for a few events throughout the season. It is a great way to use your talents and to meet new people,

President

Vice President

Director of Cheer

Director of Football

Equipment Manager

Concessions Manager

Apparel Manager

Fundraising Coordinator

Please consider Volunteering!

For more detailed information please contact

Shauna Fitzgerald at 508-942-3385 or shauna.fitzgerald@ejgall

www.nashobayfc.com

NYFC is not affiliated with the Nashoba Regional School District

FOOTBALL & CHEER

Calling all parents!

We need your help... On the first Tuesday of each month, the Nashoba Youth Football and Cheer Board of Directors meets at the Florence

voting on each position for the Board of Directors

all to attend this meeting.

The following positions will be voted on (and are open) and we need your help in filling these. As you know, the

strength of our league is based on our volunteers so we are asking all to consider holding a position on the board.

We are looking for people with diverse backgrounds who are willing to work together for the betterment of our

time commitment on most positions is limited to once a month meetings and occasionally

It is a great way to use your talents and to meet new people,

For more detailed information please contact

3385 or shauna.fitzgerald@ejgallo.com

District

Nashoba Regional High School Hockey Team Fundraiser

A great cause and some great food

All friends, family and supporters of Nashoba Regional High School Hockey Team are invited to participate in their fundraising event on

Monday, February 15, 2016

Everyone is invited to gather at Buffalo Wild Wings in Shrewsbury (476 Boston Turnpike) for lunch, dinner, or a snack. On this day, 20% of purchases* accompanied by the

certificate below will be donated to

Nashoba Regional High School Hockey Team

Nashoba Regional High School Hockey Team Fundraiser Monday, February 15, 2016

Present this certificate to your server at the time of your order and 20% of your purchases* will go to support

Nashoba Regional High School Hockey Team

*Valid towards Dine-In and Carry-Out. Not valid towards gift card purchases. Flyers are not permitted to be distributed inside or outside the restaurant.

Only valid at 476 Boston Turnpike, Shrewsbury, MA (508) 845-2999

Cost: FREE! Refreshments/snacks included

BOSTON RED SOX

Wednesday, April 20, 2016

Red Sox vs. Rays

Tickets# of tix _____ @ $20

Total Amount: $________

Method of Payment: Check (made payable to: Lancaster PTO)

All orders are subject to availability and filled on a first come first-served basis.All orders are non-refundable

Name Phone

Address

City State Zip Email

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SCHOOL NIGHT

DEADLINE: MARCH 4, 2016

ROWLANDSON & BURBANK FAMILY NIGHT AT FENWAY PARK

Wednesday, April 207:10PM

Join your classmates, teachers, family, and friends for a night of fun at Fenway Park. Come see David Ortiz in his final season with the Red Sox!

Ticket Cost:Bleacher - $20

Questions: Contact mrelbmpto@gmail.com

VS.

Please detach and return order forms to the office.

Child Name HR Teacher School Name

Nashoba Baseball 14th

Annual

Baseball Clinic – Saturday, March 12th, 2016

(Snow date March 13th)

Nashoba Regional High School - Rt. 117, Bolton, MA Two Sessions Available: or sign up for both!

9:00 - 12:00 (registration at 8:30 if not pre-registered) OR

1:00 - 4:00 (registration at 12:30 if not pre-registered)

Kids separated into 3 age groups: 5- 7 yrs. old, 8-10 yrs. old and 11-13 yrs. old

Schedule will cover position instruction/drills, batting instruction/drills. Our goal is to help in the

development of young players, increasing their overall knowledge and skills in the game of baseball.

Quality instruction will be given on all aspects of the game and emphasis will be on fundamentals and

team play. Kids from everywhere are welcome!

All proceeds from this clinic support the Nashoba Regional H. S. Baseball teams

Clinic Staff:

Chuck Schoolcraft, NRHS Varsity Baseball Coach, AAU Coach/ Triple Play Batting Cage Owner

Don Martin, NRHS Jr. Varsity Baseball Coach

Matt Lane, NRHS Assistant Varsity Baseball Coach/Triple Play Baseball U15 Coach

Charlie Tinschert, NRHS Assistant Varsity Baseball Coach

NRHS Certified Athletic Trainer

Cost: Pre-registration: $40 one session $65 for both Includes a t-shirt!

Day of Clinic: $45 one session $70 for both (Can’t guarantee spot if not pre-registered)

Drinks: Gatorade and water will be available for purchase ($1.00) or bring your own.

Lunch: Bring your own, if you plan on attending both sessions -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Name:__________________________________ Age:_______ Current Grade:___________

Address:____________________________________________ Phone: _________________

Session (choose one or both): Morning ( ) Afternoon ( ) both ( )

Age Group: 5-7 years old ( ) 8-10 years old 11-13 years old ( )

T-shirt size: Adult sizes - S M L XL (Not pre-registered, cannot guarantee correct size t-shirt)

In case of emergency notify: __________________________ Phone: _________________ (The above information is for the day of the clinic) The above named participant has my permission to participate in the clinic program above. In case of emergency, I understand every attempt will be made

to contact the person(s) above. If contact is unsuccessful, I give my permission to the tending personnel to render medical treatment to the participant,

including (if necessary) hospitalization. Any expense arising from injury or illness is the responsibility of the person signing on this line:

Signature: _____________________________________________ Date: _________________________________

Insurance Company: ____________________________________Policy #: ______________________________

**Application will not be processed without proper insurance information.

After March 7th there is no more mail in registrations. After March 7th please contact

Coach Schoolcraft/508-561-4268/cschoolcraft @nrsd.net, to get your son/daughter in

the data base and then bring this registration form on Saturday. Checks are made

payable to Nashoba Booster Club. Please mail registrations to Nashoba High School, 10

Green Rd. Bolton, Mass, 01740, Attn: Coach Schoolcraft.

2016 Bolton Summer Tennis Program

USPTA Elite Professional and Nashoba High School Varsity Tennis

Coach, Steve Winer will be directing the 8th annual Bolton Tennis

Program. Classes are held at the Nashoba Regional High School tennis

courts. All groups are divided by age and ability. This year we will be

offering weekly four day sessions. Classes are Monday – Thursday with

the exception of the July 4th week.

Please circle age, time and level

Please circle preferred four day session(s)

Private lessons for all ages are offered by appointment for $70 per hour or $40 per ½ hour.

For more information contact Steve Winer at 978-779-0158 or stevewiner@hotmail.com

Student Name: ____________________________________________ Age: __________

Address: __________________________________________________________________

Home Telephone: ____________________ Cell Phone: __________________________

Parent Name _________________________ Email: _______________________________

Please make your check payable to Steve Winer and mail to 384 South Bolton Road, Bolton, MA 01740

Classes are limited. Registration confirmation will be sent via email. We reserve the right to combine classes as necessary.

This program is not associated with the Nashoba Regional School District.

Ages: 4 – 6 10:30 – 11:30 AM Beginner Advanced Beginner Intermediate $ 95.00

Ages: 6 – 8 9:00 – 10:30 AM Beginner Advanced Beginner Intermediate $ 140.00

Ages: 9 - 14 10:30 – 12:00 PM Beginner Advanced Beginner Intermediate $ 140.00

High School 4:00 – 6:00 PM Beginner Advanced Beginner Intermediate $ 175.00

Tournament 4:00 – 6:00 PM Intermediate Advanced $ 175.00

Training

June Sessions July Sessions August Sessions

June 20th

- June 23rd

July 5th

– July 8th

August 8th

– August 11th

June 27th

– June 30th

July 18th

– July 21st

August 15th

– August 18th

July 25th

– July 28th

August 22nd

– August 25th

Tom Denney Nature Camp

Join us at the

Tom Denney Nature Camp

where we play games

and have adventures

while learning about nature

TDNC Program: Activities include games in the woods and fields, swimming, Predator & Prey, The Amazing Race, Mystery

Animal, tracking, hiking, exploring, arts & crafts, songs, campfires, shelter building, meet animals from

the visiting Animal Adventures program & more. Campers must be entering the 1st-8th grade.

TDNC ECO ADVENTURES Older Campers Program: Activities include kayaking with Still River Outfitters, rock climbing at Central Rock Climbing Gym with

harnesses & ropes, an overnight sleeping in the big tent, raft building competition, team building

activities, a conservation project & more. This program is for campers who are entering middle school

(grades 6th-8th). Campers this age may choose this program or the TDNC program.

TDNC Counselor in Training Program: Applicants for Counselor in Training must be entering 9th or 10th grade. CITs must attend a mandatory 3

day Orientation and work a minimum of 2 weeks. CITs gain valuable work experience and have fun.

2016 Schedule (camp runs from 9am to 3pm): Mandatory Attendance at Orientation for CIT Training: July 6-8 Session 1: July 11-15 Session 2: July 18-22 Session 3: July 25-29 Session 4: August 1-5 Session 5: August 8-12

Website for more details: tdnc.boltonconservationtrust.org Registration opens February 1 Questions: bcttdnc@gmail.com (best means of communication) or 978-429-3004 (voice mail) We are a 501(c) (3) non-profit organization that offers scholarships to anyone in need.