Walton High School Class ReunionSept 10-12, 2010Hosted by The Class of 1983 .INVITATION OPEN TO ALL WALTONITESAt Salsa Caterers & Special EventsIt is with great anticipation that our Class Reunion will be great! It is going to be a wonderful weekend and truly a blessing to have all of us come together and celebrate our time and friendship at Walton High School. There will be plenty of opportunities to get to know classmates we haven’t meet and reacquaint with old classmates. Sharing old stories and reminiscing about our time at WHS.During these economical times, we know the sacrifice being made by all to attend this year reunion. Believe me your attendance will help make the weekend event memorable, fun and one you won’t regret Let’s reunite ourselves and build on friendship and love. Look forward to seeing and meeting you all again. Stay Bless.The 2010 Walton Class of 83 Reunion Committee At LargePrices are as followed (after July 10th due date): Friday Meet and Greet $40Saturday Banquet $75 plus memorablias and favorsSunday Brunch $40Whole Weekend Pkg $155. This includes all of the above plus all Souvenirs and memorabiliasSouvenirs and memorabiliasAdvance tote bag purchase $15Advance T-shirt purchase $15Souvenirs and memorabilias may not be available to all who purchase after August 20, 2010. www.2013waltonclassof83.myevent.com

Are you ever frustrated by the behavior of your students? Ever frustrated by your own reaction to their behavior? Feel like you don't want to yell but don't know what else to do? Wish you could spend more time on content and less on classroom management?The Compassionate Classroom workshop will give you tools and techniques to keep your students engaged through cooperation rather than control. You will learn to teach classes in a way that shows compassion and respect for all children, and use powerful communication strategies to create an environment of mutual trust.Our goal is to provide all children with a sense of internal discipline, and offer teachers alternatives to punishment methods that serve to re-orient students to activities rather than ostracize them. Avoid unnecessary conflict and power struggles with your students and you will be amazed at how much time you can dedicate to learning!

The Introduction Seminar is a professional development service for teachers and administrators that provides background knowledge and information regarding American Indian Artists, Inc. (AMERINDA) as an organization and the Teaching Artists. The seminar is organized as follows:• Introduction to AMERINDA, the organization, as it represents the American Indian living culture and promotes indigenous perspectives through contemporary arts.• Historical account that ultimately reveals the reason for diversity of the modern American Indian artists and the varying circumstances contributing to their artistic perspectives.• Three AMERINDA teaching artists present their teaching construct in visual, literary, or performing arts, serving to familiarize seminar participants how the workshops engage the students and shape their enlightenment concerning cultural diversity.• Summary of the importance and significance in contracting one or more AMERINDA artists for a single workshop and/or workshop series as a means to expand the knowledge of today’s youth as they learn American Indian perspectives through contemporary art.The three-hour seminar, located at AMERINDA’s administrative office, with a $200.00 participant fee opens for enrollment for the following days during the 2010-2011 academic calendar year: September 18 or September 25, 2010; January 22 or February 5, 2011. All four sessions cover the same information, and reservations are essential to assure participation. Participation in the Introduction Seminar is not mandatory but highly encouraged before contracting an American Indian Artist Workshop or Workshop Series.

The Introduction Seminar is a professional development service for teachers and administrators that provides background knowledge and information regarding American Indian Artists, Inc. (AMERINDA) as an organization and the Teaching Artists. The seminar is organized as follows: • Introduction to AMERINDA, the organization, as it represents the American Indian living culture and promotes indigenous perspectives through contemporary arts. • Historical account that ultimately reveals the reason for diversity of the modern American Indian artists and the varying circumstances contributing to their artistic perspectives. • Three AMERINDA teaching artists present their teaching construct in visual, literary, or performing arts, serving to familiarize seminar participants how the workshops engage the students and shape their enlightenment concerning cultural diversity. • Summary of the importance and significance in contracting one or more AMERINDA artists for a single workshop and/or workshop series as a means to expand the knowledge of today’s youth as they learn American Indian perspectives through contemporary art. The three-hour seminar, located at AMERINDA’s administrative office, with a $200.00 participant fee opens for enrollment for the following days during the 2010-2011 academic calendar year: September 18 or September 25, 2010; January 22 or February 5, 2011. All four sessions cover the same information, and reservations are essential to assure participation. Participation in the Introduction Seminar is not mandatory but highly encouraged before contracting an American Indian Artist Workshop or Workshop Series.