FROM MY KITCHEN

APPLE DUMPLINGS

Granny Smith Green Apples
Mt. Dew (1 can)
1 1/2 cups sugar
2 sticks butter
1 can Pillsbury "Big & Buttery" Crescent Rolls
Cinnamon (you decide how much you like)
   * I use about 2 tsp.
2 TBSP White Karo Syrup
9X13 cake pan (*spray with Pam)

Preheat over to 350. 
Peel apples.
Use a slicer and cut apples into equally sized slices.

In a saucepan - melt butter
add sugar, cinnamon, and syrup
Heat until all ingredients are well blended.  
Do not boil.

Open crescent rolls. 
Begin at the small end.
Roll 2 slices of apple with the crescent rolls.
Fold the ends around the apple slices.
You will have made a round ball of dough around the 2 slices.

Place the dough with the sealed side down in the cake pan.
No more than 6 or 8 in a 9X13 cake pan. 
(I usually use an 11X13 pan and do 8.)
Pour the buttery mixture over the dumplings.  Use all of it.

Open a can of Mt. Dew and pour into the cake pan -
 down the middle and around the edges.
Sprinkle more cinnamon on top of the dough (if you like cinnamon).

Bake at 350 for 35 - 45 minutes.  Make sure the tops are beginning to brown.

Shoeboxes are Needed!!!!

Operation Christmas Child is just around the corner.  Each year we love filling those green & red boxes.  Did you know a local church provides those boxes for our students?  This year we'd like to help out with the boxes needed locally.

We will still be using the green & red boxes, but we are going to donate boxes to the church & community to be filled by others.

PLEASE send any shoeboxes (with lids) you have at home to the school.   You can also pick up plastic shoeboxes (with lids) at local stores to donate.

The last day to donate boxes will be Wednesday, October 3rd.

The class that donates the most boxes will win a special prize!!!
Get busy!!!!!!

BECOME AN ARKANSAS TEACHER EVENT

The Arkansas Department of Education Teacher Recruitment and Retention Program (TR&R) will host a free event entitled “Becoming an Arkansas Teacher,” a statewide teacher recruitment event, Saturday, November 3, 2012, from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon at the Holiday Inn-Airport in Little Rock. 

If you or someone you know is interested in finding out more about this event, please click on the link below.

Click here to find out more!

 Want to become a licensed Arkansas teacher?

 

Attend this FREE event to receive information on:

Financial Assistance

Master of Arts in Teaching

Critical Academic Shortage Areas

Arkansas Professional Pathway to Educator Licensure Program

(Formally the Non-Traditional Licensure Program)

 

Saturday, November 3, 2012

9:00 a.m. – 12:00 noon

Holiday Inn, Airport – Little Rock

3201 Bankhead Drive

 

Visit www.TeachArkansas.org for more information.

STUDENT OF THE MONTH - SEPTEMBER

Reid Cates, a fourth grader, was recognized at the September Parkers Chapel School Board meeting.  He is pictured here with Wes Taylor, the P.C. School Board President. 

The October school board meeting is scheduled for October 8th.  Teachers in the third grade will nominate the October student of the month.

HOMECOMING WEEK - DRESS DAYS

Monday - October 8th - "COME AS YOU ARE" - PJ Day

Tuesday - October 9th - "FARM TOWN DAY" - How country can you get?

Wednesday - October 10th - "CELEBRITY DAY" - Which celebrity do you most admire?  Do you look like someone famous?  What actor / actress, musician, sports figure, etc. would like to impersonate?

Thursday - October 11th - "FASHION DISASTER" - Use your imagination! 

Friday - October 12th - "SPIRIT DAY" - Remember... "We bleed BLUE!"

I can't wait to see all the students dressed for the occasion!  Remember, you must follow the dress code and you must be able to LEARN.  Dress fun, but dress appropriately.  Let's make this the best HOMECOMING week ever!!!

HEARING & VISION TESTING

Nurse Dianna will begin testing our students this week.  Please make sure your child wears his / her glasses each day (if prescribed) so that the testing will be accurate.  If Nurse Dianna discovers there is a problem, she will schedule a retest.  When retested, if a problem is still noted, you will be notified that there is a suspected problem, and you will need to contact a doctor for a formal screening and checkup.

FROM MY KITCHEN

KRAUT SALAD

1 can Kraut drain & chopped
1 medium green bell pepper chopped
1 medium purple onion chopped
1 small jar pimentos
1/4 to 1/2 cup chopped celery

Mix together.

Dressing:
1/2 cup vegetable oil
1/2 cup white vinegar
1/2 to 3/4 cup sugar

Mix together and pour over the kraut mixture.  Allow to marinate for 24 hours for best results.
Keep in the refrigerator.

This recipe was shared by Mrs. Nancy Williams and Ms. Jerry Caldwell.

FROM MY KITCHEN

SWEET POTATO POUND CAKE / BREAD

1 cup butter
2 and 1/2 cups mashed cooked potatoes
3 cups flour - all purpose
2 tsp. baking powder
1/2 tsp. nutmeg
1 tsp. vanilla flavoring
2 cups sugar
4 large eggs
1/4 tsp. salt
1 tsp. baking soda
1 tsp. cinnamon
1/2 cup chopped pecans

Cream butter and sugar until smooth.  Add cooked sweet potatoes and beat until light and fluffy.  Add one egg at a time.  Combine the dry ingredients listed above and add to the creamed mixture slowly.
Add the vanilla and then stir in the pecans.

Bake in a tube pan / bundt cake pan at 350 for 1 hour and 15 mins.

Or.... use 3 loaf pans. 

I prefer to use the loaf pans and use the loaves as gifts.
Serve as sweet potato bread.  Yummy!!!

FROM MY KITCHEN

ORIENTAL CHICKEN SALAD

Combine 1/2 cup soy sauce and 1 tsp. garlic salt or garlic powder.  Cut 4 boneless / skinless chicken breasts into cubes or strips.  Soak in the soy sauce mixture for at least one hour.

Drain when you are ready to cook.

Brown 1/2 cup slivered almonds and 1/4 cup sesame seeds in 2 TBSP butter.  Do not burn.  Set to the side and use later.

Use nonstick spray and cook the chicken pieces.

In a large bowl combine:
 1 package of coleslaw mix
 6 to 8 chopped green onions
 1 can drained bean sprouts
 2 packages of Oriental Flavored Ramen Noodles crumbled - NOT COOKED
    (SAVE THE SEASONING PACKET TO USE LATER IN RECIPE)
 2 cans of water chestnuts

Chop the cooled chicken and add to the slaw mix.

Make a dressing:
 3/4 cup oil
 6 TBSP rice vinegar
 4 TBSP sugar
 2 oriental seasoning packets from the Ramen Noodles
 1/2 tsp. pepper
 Add the sesame seeds and almonds
 Mix well and pour over the slaw mixture.

Refrigerate.

* Variation - try the broccoli slaw mix

LISTENING - HELPS COMPREHENSION

Over the years I have fought the AR battle with my children at times.
Don't get me wrong... I will forever sing the praises of AR.  It is the one program I have seen over my 21 years in education that WORKS - WORKS - WORKS !!!  The problem I have found ... is ... time management!   AND ... that is totally my fault.  I want my children involved in the many activities they love - ball, hunting, more ball, more hunting, four - wheeler riding, more ball and more hunting ... you know - the list goes on.  I'm sure  you just caught a glimpse of your life through my description.  Well, I want to share something I have found that works wonderfully for my children.

The answer for my family has been  "Audible" , also known as audible.com.

If you have a home computer, a smart phone, an MP3 player, iPod, iPad, etc.  this might work for you.  I became a member a couple of years ago.  I pay a monthly membership and this entitles me to one free download each month.  After that, I can download other books at a reduced price.  My children listen to these books using their personal device.  I require them to have their book in hand and to follow along.  I am not a fan of them just listening.  I think they need to read and listen at the same time. 

I have found that my children at times have wandering eyes and lose their focus very easily.  If they are reading and listening at the same time, they usually finish much larger. more advanced books, in much less time.  Then they feel a sense of accomplishment as well. 

If you are having trouble getting your children motivated to read you might want to give this a try.  If you have any questions about how this works, stop by the office and I'll be happy to talk to you about its benefits.

The membership plan I use has the following details:

Membership Plan Description:

AudibleListener® Discount Gold Membership - Monthly: Special Promotion: $7.49 a month for the first 3 months, $14.95 a month thereafter.
Receive 1 credit each month.
Save 30% on all audiobooks purchased without credits.
Roll over up to 6 credits.
Get a free audio subscription to The New York Times or The Wall Street Journal.
Enjoy complimentary titles and samples on our Free for Members page.

 

To learn more click on the link below.

 

Audible.com link - click here!

 

                  

FUN AT THE FAIR

FRIENDS - FOREVER

Clay Evers and Coleman Slaughter were caught having fun at the Union County Fair.  These boys have been the best of friends for as long as they can remember.  I hope you have had a chance to visit the fair and make some memories.  I know Clay and Coleman won't forget their adventure.

CGI MATH

Cognitive Guided Instruction - Approach to teaching math. 

This article is an excellent resource for teachers and parents.
You will find out information about how students will be learning as
Common Core is fully implemented.  There are also additional links
on this page.

Please click on the links below to find out more.

CGI Math Link : Click here!

CGI Math Link part 2 : Click here!

CGI Math Link part 3 : Click here!

BUILDING DEEPER READERS AND WRITERS

Kelly Gallagher has been dedicated to sharing his knowledge about literacy for over 20 years with educators and parents.   Please take time to see what this man has to say about reading and writing that will help your students and children.

Click this link to learn more about Kelly Gallagher and his ideas.

ATHLETICS 2012-2013

Click here for athletic information about our school!

Follow this link and you will find all sports' schedules, photo galleries, and past and present statistics about our teams.  We are a school that is dedicated to education excellence.  However, we are truly TROJAN proud and we do BLEED BLUE!!!

MUSIC FOR KINDERGARTEN

Mrs. Barbie Webb Brodnax has volunteered to work with the kindergarten students this year.  She is currently working on a music teaching degree at Southern Arkansas University.  She is a very talented lady and we are very honored that she is sharing her love of music with our little ones.

THANK YOU PARENTS!!!

I want to thank each and every parent and teacher that participated in the Fall 2012 Parent / Teacher Conferences.  We had a great turnout.  I will be posting our attendance percentages as soon as I return from my meeting. 

If you were unable to meet with your child's teacher on Monday,  please make sure you contact your child's teacher to schedule an appointment.  Teachers and parents are required to meet to discuss progress made by students throughout the year. 

We appreciate your dedication to your child's education.  You are an important part of the team working to make your child's future the best it can be.

Christmas List - Free Download

Click on the following link and print a Christmas shopping list form.
I love the fact that it has the column to list where the items are hidden!!!

Christmas List - Form

FALL FESTIVAL

The Parkers Chapel Fall Festival has been scheduled for October 26th.

Parents, Grandparents, Aunts, Uncles, & Friends... we need your help & support to make this a day to remember.  There will be games, prizes, food, and fun.  The teachers will need volunteers to help run the booths.  Please try to make arrangements now to have someone available to help make this year's festival a success!

SHRIMP CHOWDER

Saute' a small yellow onion (finely chopped) in 3 Tbsp. butter.

In a large pot, combine:

4 cans Campbell's (send your labels to school) Cream of Potato soup
3 cans (drained) whole kernel corn
8 oz. cream cheese
4 cups milk (I usually use 2 cups pet milk & 2 cups 2% milk) & (you can use more milk if you like)
salt, pepper, red pepper to taste (I add a lot of red pepper.)
cooked onion
I use 1 teaspoon red pepper, sometimes more!

Add cooked shrimp - whatever size you like.  Heat thoroughly.
*Original recipe calls for "salad shrimp".  I prefer the larger cooked /deveined shrimp.
*Sometimes I use both - salad shrimp & larger shrimp.
I usually double the recipe and prepare in large crockpot.

EARLY DISMISSAL MONDAY

Please remember that school will dismiss on Monday, September 17th, at 1:30. 
Teachers will need to know how your child should go home on this day.
Please discuss transportation plans with your child and send a note to his/her teacher.

There will be no AFTER-CARE on Monday.

HOW WILL YOUR CHILD GO HOME?

Please plan to meet with your child's teacher

 on Monday, Sept, 17th.

 

Elementary conferences are scheduled to begin at 1:30.

Teachers will take a break at 4:30 and resume conferences at 5:00.

Conferences will end at 6:00 p.m. in the elementary school.

 

If you are unable to attend conferences during the times listed above, please contact your child's teacher to schedule a conference. 

 

State law mandates that parents and teachers meet at least two times each year to discuss student progress.

 

Please attend the P.C. Annual Report to the Public at 6:00 p.m. in the high school library if possible.

 

 

iPads - How They Can Be Used

Want to know ways to use your iPad? Click this link.

STUDENT OF THE MONTH - SEPTEMBER

REID CATES

Reid is the nine year old son of Alan and Karrie Cates.  He has lived in Parkers Chapel all of his life, but this is his first year to attend our school.  He was nominated for this award by his teachers, Mrs. Vicki Pepper and Mrs. Rachel Hardy.  They felt Reid was deserving of this honor for many reasons.  Reid is an excellent student.  He makes above average grades.  He is polite and considerate at all times.  He is a great role model for other students.  He has made a very smooth transition into our Parkers Chapel family, and we are thrilled that he is here.
Reid likes to play baseball.  He plays for two teams; one local and one traveling tournament team.  His positions include pitcher, short-stop, and third baseman.  He also likes to hunt - everything.  His greatest hunting moment is when he killed a nine point buck.

Congratulations Reid.  We are very happy to have you at our school.  Thank you for your hard work.

Lunch / Breakfast Menu:

Date	Breakfast	Hot Line	Sandwich Line
9/14	Superbun & toast	Chicken Spaghetti, Green Beans, Salad, Pineapple	BBQ Pulled Pork, Baked Beans, Slaw, Fruit
9/17	Cereal &  Cheese Toast	Chicken Strips, Quick Baked Potato, Carrot & Raisin Salad, Strawberries & Bananas	Chicken Sandwich, Baked Beans, Lettuce, Tomato, Pickle, Vegetables & Dip, Mixed Fruit
9/18	French Toast Sticks & Sausage Links	Supreme Pizza, Salad, & Fresh Fruit	Sub Sandwich, Sweet Potato Fries, Green Pepper Strips, Frozen Strawberries
9/19	Sausage & Biscuit	BeefTacos w/ Cheese, Refried Beans, Lettuce, Tomatoes, Salsa, Spiced Apples	Beef Pizza, Salad, Apple / Orange Wedge, Frozen Juice Bar
9/20	Pancake on Stick & Graham Crackers	BBQ Pulled Pork, Baked Beans, Cole Slaw, Fruit Cup	Hamburger on Bun, Oven French Fries, Lettuce, Tomato, Pickle, Pear
9/21	Super Donut & Toast	Spaghetti &  Meat Sauce, Seasoned Green Beans, Salad, Pineapple Chunks	BBQ Pulled Pork, Baked Beans, Cole Slaw, Fruit Cup
9/24	Cereal  & Cheese Toast	Hamburger on Bun, Oven French Fries, Lettuce, Tomato, Pickle, Pear	Chicken Sandwich, Baked Beans, Lettuce, Tomato, Pickle, Vegetables & Dip, Mixed Fruit
9/25	French Toast Sticks & Sausage Links	Chicken Fajitas, Lettuce, Tomato, Bell Pepper Strips, Pinto Beans, Salsa, Orange Wedge	Sub Sandwich, Sweet Potato Fries, Green Pepper Strips, Frozen Strawberries
9/26	Sausage & Biscuit	Breaded Beef Strips, Mashed Potatoes, Black-Eyed Peas, Salad, Fresh Fruit, Roll	Beef Pizza, Salad, Apple / Orange Wedge, Frozen Juice Bar
9/27	Blueberry Muffins & Toast	Sub Sandwich, Corn on the Cob, Lettuce, Tomato, Pickle, Sweet Potato Pie	Hamburger on Bun, Oven French Fries, Lettuce, Tomato, Pickle, Pear
9/28	Super Bun & Toast	Vegetable Beef Soup, Crackers, Cheese Toast, Salad, Peaches	BBQ Pulled Pork, Baked Beans, Cole Slaw, Fruit Cup

DATES TO REMEMBER

Dates To Remember:

·        Thursday, Sept. 13^th – Jr. High Football – @ Norphlet @ 7p.m.

·        Friday, Sept. 14^th – Pep Rally in the gym @ 2:40

·        Friday, Sept, 14^th – Sr. High Football – @ P.C.  vs. Norphlet @ 7:30 p.m.

·        Monday, Sept. 17^{th -}  Magazine Fund Raising Orders are DUE!!!!   Thank you for your help with this!!!

·        Monday, Sept. 17^th – Early dismissal 1:30

·        Monday, Sept. 17^th – Parent / Teacher Conferences 1:30 – 4:30.  Teachers will have a break from 4:30 – 5:00.  Conferences will resume at 5:00 and end at 6:00 p.m.

·        Monday, Sept. 17^th – Parkers Chapel School’s Annual Report to the Public.  This meeting will be held in the High School Library at 6:00 p.m.

·        Tuesday & Wednesday (Sept. 18^th & 19^th)  – Mrs. Burson will be at Lit Lab Training.  Mrs. Wells will be the person to contact if you have questions or need assistance.

·        Wednesday, Sept. 19^th – Pre K students will visit the fair barn and have sack lunches.

·        Thursday, Sept. 20^th – Kindergarten and 1^st grade will visit the fair barn.

·        Ballgames next week:  Jr. High (home) and Sr. High (away) against Rison.

 

Remember: 

·        Students may purchase (student) ballgame tickets in the office for ½ price.

·        Students may take AR tests in the morning from 7:30 – 7:45 in the elementary computer lab.

EARLY DISMISSAL

School will be dismissed on Monday, Sept. 17th, at 1:20 for Parent / Teacher Conferences.

TURN IN ADDRESS BOOKLETS THIS WEDNESDAY

Mrs. Barnes led our students in "Rise & Shine" this morning in the cafeteria. 
The students received their fund raising packets.  We need to make sure the following
things happen:

1. NO DOOR TO DOOR SALES!!!!

2.  Parents - please complete the address booklet and return it on or before THIS WEDNESDAY!

3.  Complete the magazine order forms and return them and payment on or before NEXT MONDAY!

Address booklets - list the address of anyone you think might want to purchase a magazine (at a discounted price) & help our school.

Magazine orders - purchase as gifts for family and friends; ask family members and friends if they would like to place an order\

Your child will receive prizes!
1.  Must return address booklet by Wednesday.
2.  Returns magazine order forms with orders and payments.

Thanks for your help!  This is our biggest fund raiser.  We do not have the 5th and 6th helping out this year, so we really need everyone to participate!

FROM MY KITCHEN - CHOCOLATE GRAVY (and biscuits)

When my dad was growing up, my grandmother, Granny Roe,  made chocolate gravy & biscuits every Christmas Day for breakfast.  It was a very special treat, and it has continued to be a tradition in my home.  Please understand, we enjoy this specialty more often than just Christmas Day, but my children and my dad always know this will be served on that special day.

Many of you may know that I'm at the hospital right now with my dad.  While working on a barn, he fell through the roof and landed on a concrete floor.  He was unconscious for a while.  When he came to, he couldn't walk.  He pulled himself through the barn with his arms, across the gravel, to his truck.  He used the steps on his truck to pull himself up where he could open the door to retrieve his phone.  He called 911 and then waited in 100 degree weather for help to arrive.  He was airlifted to the hospital on Thursday.  He has a concussion and a fractured skull.  They have found no other broken bones.  He is having trouble with his hip.  At this time, he still cannot sit upright.  We know what a miracle it is that he is still here with us.  I want to thank the school community for all of their kind words & special thoughts while we've been here in the hospital.  They've given us no indication as to when he will be released.  He still has a lot of healing to do.

I hope you and your family enjoy "Chocolate Gravy & Biscuits" as much as we do.

In a medium saucepan, melt 1/2 to 1 stick of butter.

In a bowl, combine:
3 TBSP all purpose flour (heaping)
3 TBSP unsweetened cocoa powder (heaping)
2 cups sugar
1/2 cup milk
Mix the ingredients above to make sure there are no lumps.  You may add a little more milk if it is needed to get a smooth mixture.

Pour this into the saucepan, over the melted butter.  Add about 3  to 4 cups of milk slowly.
Stir constantly over medium /high heat until it begins to boil and thicken.  Remove from heat and serve over buttermilk biscuits (or your favorite kind).

You may add more cocoa for a richer chocolate taste.
You may add more or less flour - depending on if you like it thick or thin
You may add more or less milk also.

MARZANO VOCABULARY - INCREASED TEST SCORES

There are many different ideas about the best method to teach vocabulary.  One of the most researched methods involves using the "Marzano Strategies".  If you are helping your child with vocabulary at home, you might want to check this out.

Research shows that "Direct Academic Vocabulary" instruction increases a child's test scores by 33%.  

http://innovativocab.wikispaces.com/file/view/MarzVocabiGami.pdf

http://www.marzanoresearch.com/products/catalog.aspx?group=6

http://www.visualthesaurus.com/cm/wordshop/marzanos-six-steps-to-effective-vocabulary-instruction/

http://www.ascd.org/publications/educational-leadership/sept09/vol67/num01/Six-Steps-to-Better-Vocabulary-Instruction.aspx

http://esu4vocabularystrategies.wikispaces.com/Marzano+6+Step+Process

http://www.amazon.com/Building-Academic-Vocabulary-Teachers-Manual/dp/1416602348

https://www.ocps.net/cs/services/cs/currareas/read/IR/Documents/Grade%20level%20Marzano%20list%20-LA,%20SS,%20Sci,%20M.xls

http://healthsciencetechnology.wikispaces.com/Marzano+Vocabulary

http://www.u-46.org/roadmap/files/vocabulary/acadvoc-over.pdf

INFORMATION ABOUT THE BRAIN & HOW IT WORKS (click on the link below) :

http://mail.colonial.net/~hkaiter/brainlogics.html

PRACTICE MATH FACTS - the fun way!!!

Click on the link below to practice addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division facts.
Create a user name and play the game.  Enter the correct answer and shoot down the spaceships!!!


Spacey Math - math facts

WE'RE GOING TO THE FAIR

The preschool students will visit the fair barn on Wednesday, Sept. 19th. 

The kindergarten and first grade students will visit the fair barn on Thursday, Sept. 20th.

Developing Teamwork in Children - ebook

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Want to download the ebook?  Click on the link below.

 

Human Bean - Preparing Children For Success

1. Working together to achieve more in life 
2. Benefits of teamwork
3. Making and keeping friends
4. Benefits for life
5. Teaching your kids about teamwork
6. Teamwork ideas
7. Making 'chores' into a game

TROJAN FOOTBALL T-SHIRTS : GET YOURS NOW

      FRONT                                                                          BACK

There are two t-shirts on sale now. 

Shirt Option #1:

The pictures above show the front and the back for the 50/50 t-shirt.  The order form will be below.  Open a blank word document.  Make sure the order form is on your monitor.  Click the print screen button on your keyboard.  Go to the blank word document and hold the control button and the letter (v) down.  This should paste or velcro the order form on the blank document.  You can do this if you wish to print an order form incase your child does not have one. 

BLUE SHORT SLEEVE:  $15.00

YS____YM____YL____YXL_____AS____AM____AL____AXL____AXXL____AXXXL_____

WHITE SHORT SLEEVE:  $15:00

YS____YM____YL____YXL____AS____AM____AL_____AXL____AXXL____AXXXL_____

BLUE LONG SLEEVE: $20.00

YS____YM____YL____YXL____AS____AM____AL_____AXL____AXXL____AXXXL_____

WHITE LONG SLEEVE:  $20.00

YS____YM____YL____YXL____AS____AM____AL_____AXL____AXXL____AXXXL______

BLUE HOODIE:  $30.00

YL____YXL_____AS____AM____AL____AXL____AXXL____AXXXL______

WHITE MOISTURE MGT SHORT SLEEVE : $20.00     (SMALL FRONT LOGO ONLY   “PC”)

YS____YM____YL___YXL____AS____AM_____AL_____AXL____AXXL_____AXXXL_____

WHITE MOISTURE MGT LONG SLEEVE : $25.00        (SMALL FRONT LOGO ONLY “PC”)

YS___YM___YL____YXL____AS____AM____AL_____AXL_____AXXL_____AXXXL______

BLUE MOISTURE MGT SHORT SLEEVE:$20.00           (SMALL FRONT LOGO ONLY “PC”)

YS___YM____YL____YXL____AS____AM____AL____AXL____AXXL____AXXXL____

BLUE MOISTURE MGT LONG SLEEVE:$25.00            (SMALL FRONT LOGO  ONLY “PC”)

YS___YM___YL____YXL____AS____AM____AL____AXL____AXXL____AXXXL_____

MONEY MUST BE ATTACHED OR SHIRT WILL NOT BE ORDERED. “DUE THURSDAY  9/6/12”

MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO THE :PARKERS CHAPEL ACTIVITY FUND.

NAME:_________________________________HOMEROOM:__________________ TOTAL DUE:__________CK____CA_______

 

 

Shirt Option #2:

The second option is a moisture control t-shirt.  It is made of light weight material (much like under armour).  You can choose a PC blue shirt with a white 9X9 logo  "PC" on it or a white shirt with a blue 9X9 logo "PC" on it.

The short sleeve shirts are $20 for this option.

The long sleeve shirts are $25 for this option.

This can be found on the order form above.

 

Pictures of both shirts can be found in the picture window of my office.

Orders are due tomorrow!!! 

NO LATE ORDERS WILL BE ACCEPTED!!!