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Cabot School Energy Summit May 15

Energy Summit Web Page

Summer Energy Camp

When?: Monday July 21st - Friday July 25th, 2008
Where?: U-32 High School and in the “field”
What?: Learn about ENERGY Including…

• Home energy auditing
• Home weatherization skills
• Use professional technology

blower door, infra-red camera technology, and computer spread sheets.
• Meet and work with several of Vermont’s leading energy professionals.


Summer Job Money? - After camp we’ll help several graduates find 2
week length jobs in the “energy field” and will pay $10/hour.

Your Summer Camp Instructors:Charlie Wanzer and Michael Horowitz

More info on PDF Flier

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Meet The Authors Cabot School's Multiage grades 1&2 authors host authors' reading and reception for parents and community members.

complete Photo Gallery here

Dear Readers,
         Writing is a very important part of life in multiage 1 & 2 classroom. Students participate in writing workshop daily.  They recognize themselves as authors engaged in the serious work of making books. They are busy creating, discussing, revisiting, revising, editing and sharing their work in a continuous and idiosyncratic cycle.  Just as authors of all books big and small do, each multiage author finds his or her own path to the completion of a book. 

A tremendous amount of thought is given to the crafting of each book:  Which word will be just the right word to convey meaning?  Will repeating phrases work best to carry the story along?  Will the book inform or tell a fictional tale?  Will dialogue be included in the text or in the illustrations?  A multitude of questions must be addressed, and although the author has a community of fellow authors to confer with, the final decisions are the prerogative of the writer.

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  The books on display represent an array of writing styles, topics and formats.  Each gives a window into the author’s development as a writer at the time the book was written.  Each multiage author was asked to choose from his or her collection of completed books a selection to place on display.  Some authors chose only one or two books, while others preferred to bring them all.  As you enjoy these books, please note each author’s growth as a writer engaged in the creative process of writing as well as his or her growth in the conventional areas of handwriting, spelling, grammar and punctuation.
         We hope you enjoy this selection of books written by the 1st and 2nd grade multiage authors.

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Sincerely,
Ms. Stone & Ms. Talamini

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Project Links and recommended sites for teachers and parents.

Fraction Games- this site has excellent fraction practice activities.

Gapminder- (use Firefox, not Safari)

Gapminder plots World demographic data in a graphical format...for more on what it is Smart, funny talk (~8-10 min) by Hans Rosling on Gapminder -- Highly Recommended

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Middle School Pans for Gold

Photo Gallery Web site here


Where Are they Now?

Cabot Graduates are pursuing a variety of jobs, careers and continuing education.

These are links to some of what they are up to. If you have info and web links to current info on Cabot Grads, please send !

Jesse Bushey-and Dave Tormey are working at Mountain Forge Inc in Truckee, CA. See portfolios of their custom Ironwork at mtnforge.com

Elliott Katz has an online art portfolio at http://www.relliottkatz.com

Chris Elmer- Online

Sara Katz- online art



Cabot School Board
Agendas
Minutes

agenda 11/19

School Board agenda 12/10/07

School Board agenda 12/17/07

School Board agenda budget work 1/7/08

School Board Agenda Jan 21 meeting

School Board agenda for April 7

 

 

 

 

School Board Page with archive minutes



 

 

 

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Woodcut Prints

A workshop with Jerry Geier

April 26, May 3

Cabot School Art Room

Come join our guest artist Jerry Geier of Burlington to learn the art of carving and printing with wood block.

email ruthkaldor@yahoo,com or call 563 2289 x218

space limited to 10

 

DESTINATION IMAGINATION

Congratulations to Cabot's Elementary DI team for second place trophy at the state tournament. Nice Job Wyatt,Kira, Eli, Seth and Fox !!!

Call Jane Youngbaer for more information about Destination Imagination at 563-2289 x 225

www.destinationimagination.org www.creativeimagination.org

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TLC

Afterschool Programs
from 2:50 pm to 5:00 pm on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays

  • Destination Imagination
  • Yoga and Creative Movement
  • Woodworking
  • Extended Library Hours
  • Homework Clubs
  • Chess Club
  • Computer Club
  • Music and Arts Workshops

The Learning Center Afterschool programs funded through 21st Century Community Learning Center Grant


Acceptable Use of Technology Resources

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Cabot Softball Schedule 2008

  • April 8, 2008 Home vs, Rochester 4:00pm
  • April 24, 2008 Home vs. Rivendell 4:00pm
  • April 26, 2008 At Rochester 4:00pm 1:45pm bus
  • April 29, 2008 Away Rivendell 4:00pm 2:00pm bus
  • May 1, 2008 At. Concord 4:30pm 3:00pm bus
  • May 7, 2008 Home Hazen 4:30pm
  • May 8, 2008 At Craftsbury 4:30pm 3:15pm bus
  • May 10. 200 Home Twinfield 11:00pm
  • May 12, 2008 Away Rivendell 4:30pm 2:30pm
  • May 15, 2008 Home Whitcomb 4:30pm
  • May 17, 2008 Away Blue Mountain 1:00pm 11:00am bus
  • May 19, 2008 Home Blue Mountain 4:30pm
  • May 20 2008 Home Concord 3:30pm Doubleheader
  • May 22, 2008 Home Craftsbury 4:30pm
  • May 27, 2008 At Twinfield 4:30pm 3:30pm bus

Ella's Blog from Ladakh

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My home for the past month has been in a place far from Vermont, the Himalayas. Although the contrast of the East to the West is evident almost every moment here, I find myself slowly growing accustomed to the differences to my life back in Cabot. I am comforted by the vastness of the mountains that surround me, scraping the sky, soaring higher and higher, their peaks are out of sight. I love the feeling that I get as I stand next to these monsters of land. I am so miniscule as I stand at the base of these mountains, yet I am so enormous, so valiant standing at the top.

We returned back to SECMOL last week from our five-day trek and homestay. Staying with a Ladakhi family, in a Ladakhi household completely exposed me to a whole new side to where we are. The means of simplicity that these people live by is, to me, incredible. We hiked to villages that didn’t have roads leading to them. In areas this remote, yaks became the means of transportation. I remember staying in one household where our five-year old brother would help with chores around the house. He carried stacks of dried dung, and wood toward the room we were staying in so we could stay warm next to the stove throughout the night. Later in the evening, after dinner, we all danced to the scratchy tapes of Ladakhi pop songs that played off of the radio sitting by the bucket of water, used for washing. The Ladakhis are by far the hardest working, and most compassionate people that I have ever met. Their energy and resilience to us indolent Americans still seems amazing.

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I LOVE TLC

by multiage 1&2 authors

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                                                TLC
by Taylor
© January 2008

     TLC is my favorite subject.  It is fun.  Here are some of the peoples’ names in TLC:  Me, Brooke, Tyler, Rowan, Wyatt, and Wesley. 
     I do yoga.  We do stretching.  It is fun.  So far there are only girls.  There is a pose called Eagle. And I know lots of other ones, but I don’t want to name all of the names.
     We do recess in TLC.  I play with the balls.  There are three balls in TLC. 
     We have snack.
      This year Mrs. Lee Penniman works at TLC and Raquel helps out.  And Charlene helps too.

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I LOVE TLC.

by Brooke
© 11/29/07

In TLC you can have fun.
I think you should go to TLC.
I love it.
TLC is an after school program.
We go out side 1st.
Then we go in side 2nd.
Then we eat snack 3rd.
Then we do homework 4th.
Then we do a project 5th.
Then I go home at 5:00.
Brittany and I play until we go to bed.
My bedtime is 9:00.
We have TLC 3 times a week :
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday.
Deb goes walking with uson Wednesday.
We have fun.
I love to walk.
So does Brittany.
Deb is funny and fun and cool.
We dress up on Thursday.
We have fun.

 

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TLC
by Gabriella

TLC is cool. TLC is awesome. TLC is like a babysitter’s place but it is more fun. We have a  second recess. We have snack at TLC. We have gold fish and juice.
We went walking with Deb we used walking sticks. We walked 1 mile. When we walked we heard ponies.
I love TLC because we have fun. And we make crafts. But what we do the most is have fun.

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Cabot School Mission Statement

The mission of The Cabot School is to provide all community residents, both students and adults, with the skills and knowledge necessary for them to become and remain informed, productive, self-sufficient, responsible citizens who will contribute to their communities and who possess the self-esteem and motivation to continue learning throughout their lives.

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