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eNews for Kyrene's Native American Community                          July 9, 2009

 


Tell Your Friends & Neighbors: Enroll in FREE Kindergarten Now!
Kyrene is currently accepting registration for Kindergarten.  Kyrene Kindergarten offers a challenging and comprehensive curriculum to ensure that your child will receive the individualized attention needed to excel.
  Enroll today so that your child will receive the foundation necessary for lifelong learning.  For more information on registration visit our website.

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Activities to Help Your Child Learn

Keep your child's reading and math skills sharp this summer by including them in your household planning and shopping trips.  Here are some ideas to get you started:

-- Before a shopping trip, have your child read newspaper ads and price the items to be purchased.  Encourage comparison of prices and quantities marked on containers to determine the best buys.  Allow your child to purchase one item and figure out the change to be received.
--Go to the hardware store and pick up household items you need.  Let your child write the list, search them out in the store, pay for them, and help you use them at home.
--Have your child total the family bills as you write the checks.
--While shopping for food, let your child round off prices to the nearest dollar and see how close they are when you check out at the register. 

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11th Annual Native American Recognition Day with the Arizona Diamondbacks

Join the Arizona Diamondbacks and Gila River Casinos as they celebrate the rich culture of Native American communities!  The Arizona Diamondbacks are the only Major League Baseball club to honor Native Americans with a Recognition Day and All Native American Youth Baseball Tournament.  Enjoy an array of entertainment throughout the game including Native American drum groups, dancers, vocalists, royalty, and parade of the teams that will participate in the 11th Annual Inter-Tribal Youth Baseball Tournament.  To purchase tickets with a portion of the ticket sales benefiting Native American non-profit agencies, contact: Phoenix Indian Center 602-264-6768, ext. 2103; Inter-Tribal Council of Arizona 602-258-4822; or Arizona Diamondbacks 602-462-4118.

Sunday, July 12, 2009 at Chase Field
Florida Marlins vs. Arizona Diamondbacks
Festivities begin at 11:30 am
Game Time 1:10 pm

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Back to School Immunization Clinic

NATIVE HEALTH will be providing Back to School Immunization Clinics at NATIVE HEALTH - Central (4520 North Central Avenue, 3rd Floor) and the newest clinic, NATIVE HEALTH - Community Health Center West (2423 West Dunlap) on Wednesday, July 29th from 8am-8pm. For more information call Susan at (602) 279-5262 x 3302 or email her.

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New Teen Resource Center For Tempe

Coming this fall, Communities In Schools will be opening the first Teen Resource Center for Tempe Union High School Students.  Located at the new Evans-Compadre Academy at 4525 S. College Ave. in Tempe, the center will provide high school students with an array of basic items that students need. Gently used clothing and shoes are currently being sought to stock in the new center. Cash donations are also needed to purchase hygiene supplies and toiletries, backpacks, and other teen essentials. The center will be staffed by volunteers. For more information about where to drop off donations or to volunteer, please contact Lynette Stonefeld, CIS director at 480-858-2316 or by email.

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Tempe School District's Indian Education Middle School Reading Teacher Vacancy

 

Tempe School District's Indian Education  Program has an opening for a certified teacher in the area of middle school reading.  The teacher's purpose is to improve Indian students' reading skills utilizing a variety of instructional methodologies and materials including, but not limited to, Native American literature. Qualified applicants should complete and submit their application along with three reference letters to TD#3's Human Resources Department located at 3205 S. Rural Rd., Tempe, Arizona, 85282.  For more information, applicants should contact TD#3's Human Resource's Office by telephone:  480-730-7394.  

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Mammograms for Uninsured Women Available

The Arizona Department of Health Services has funds to pay for mammograms for uninsured women or those with high deductibles (greater than $100) for screening services. Qualified candidates must be 40 years of age or older. Also, if further diagnostics or treatment is needed, AzDHS will be able to pay for that follow-up as well.  
Please
call 480-967-3767 or 1-800-285-0272.  The MOM (Mobile Onsite Mammography) staff will qualify you and give you an option of locations.

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Help Available

Times may be hard, but there are still an abundance of resources available to help YOU!  Find out what you qualify for at www.azselfhelp.org