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2010 Scholarship Congratulations! |
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Congratulations to Sequoia Choice - AZDL students Susana Vega and Kelli Golden!
Susana Vega, Sequoia Choice's valedictorian for 2010, is the recipient this year's Arizona Sate University's Provost's Scholarship and Kelli Golden, Sequoia Choice's 2010 salutatorian, is the recipient of Arizona State University's President's Scholarship, an Horatio Alger Scholar, and a Byrd Scholarship alternate. Academics and a job well done to both of you. Sequoia Choice Arizona Distance Learning wishes you both continued success as you pursue your college education. Keep up the great work! |
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Arizona Schools Need Our Help |
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May 18 is voting day in Arizona. Proposition 100, if passed, will temporarily raise the sales tax by one percent (or one cent for every dollar) until May 31, 2013. This sales tax increase is vital to education in our school and in our state.
Over the past few years, Sequoia Choice Arizona Distance Learning in particular and Arizona schools in general have taken large cuts in state funding. Losing this funding makes it difficult to continue to provide quality education to our students and future leaders. This bill will allow us to keep the funding necessary to properly run our school.
If you are over 18 years old and registered to vote, please take the time on May 18 to go out and vote your conscience on Proposition 100. (If you are not registered to vote, you can get registered today! It is too late to register for the May 18 vote, but primary season is coming up, as well as the general election on November 2.) If you would like to learn more about Proposition 100, follow the links below.
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Haiti Relief: From Out Hands to Theirs |
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Mesa Sister Cities Call for Volunteers |
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 The Mesa Sister Cities Burnaby Committee will be hosting a Winter Olympics Opening Ceremonies party on February 12 at Hohokam Stadium. Come watch and celebrate the opening of the Winter Olympics in Vancouver, BC. Sister Cities is looking for volunteers to help.
This Olympic Party is open to the public. Come meet a real Canadian Mountie and a real Olympic Torch Bearer who has carried this year's torch on a leg of the journey to Vancouver. There will be other entertainment as well.
Sequoia Choice encourages students and their families to take advantage of this rare opportunity. If you are available and would like to volunteer, please contact
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 My heartfelt holiday wishes go out to everyone in the Sequoia Choice family: students, parents, teachers, staff members, partners, and everyone else who works so hard to achieve and encourage success in our learning community. May you be safe and well, make great memories with family and friends, and rest up for a productive and rewarding new year!
Best Regards,
Dr. David W. Hamblin |
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