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STUDENTS AND PARENTS:

The annual Our Lady of Guadalupe Spanish Christmas mass, will be held Friday,
December 11th at St. Paul's Cathedral in Oakland. The entry procession begins
at 6:30 p.m., followed by mass, with Bishop Zubik presiding, at 7:00 p.m., and
a reception downstairs after mass. Any middle school student who attends,
writes a brief report, and shares his impressions of the mass with the class
in an oral presentation will receive credit for one of the Spanish culture
projects. It's a wonderful opportunity for students and their parents to
experience another culture and briefly feel as if you are in a foreign
country! You will see children in costumes from their native countries, hear
lively Mariachi worship music, and participate in a wonderfully orchestrated
mass presented in both Spanish and English, which is easily followed with the
help of a written bilingual program. (Honestly, you don't have to know how to
speak Spanish to participate in and enjoy the mass.) I recommend sitting close
to the front of the cathedral to fully experience all that takes place during
the mass. Don't be timid about attending the reception downstairs after the
mass, as you can practice your Spanish language skills with willing
Latino-Catholic celebrants. Please encourage your child to attend this
exciting cultural celebration.

PARENTS: Due to many recent colds, we are getting low on Kleenex and facial
tissues in
6A. If anyone is able to contribute a box or two, please do. We are also
requesting donations of the colorless hand sanitizer, such as Purelle
Original, as the colored types tend to have perfumes that aggravate students'
allergies. Thank you in advance for your help and generosity!

PARENTS: Please check Gradebook to see how your child is currently doing in
Spanish. Please remember that ALL Spanish students are responsible for
studying 15 minutes nightly from the Spanish notes and vocabulary. To be
honest with you, it seems that not many of the students are doing the
studying, which is their Spanish homework. Please monitor their Spanish study
time. Thank you!

SPANISH CLASSES' STUDENTS AND PARENTS: The homework assignments are always 
posted on the homework page. If a student misses class or forgets an
assignment, check the homework page for current assignments.

PARENTS: Any student who has low marks in Spanish (C or below for the first
9-week Spanish grade)will be asked to have a parent monitor and sign off on a
daily 15-minute period of study. During the 15 minutes, the student should
study the current vocabulary and class notes. Each student should also keep
current vocabulary words on index cards and do a rotational study of them 
weekly.

STUDENTS: Always make up any work that you miss as soon as possible.
ONE missed assignment, which receives a zero, can make the difference between
a very nice passing grade and an 'E'!!! If you need help with a subject, see
me right away; don't wait until you are failing.

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