CITYWIDE CITIZENS PUBLIC SAFETY MEETING
HOSTED BY ZONE 4 & 5
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2007 at 6pm
KINGSLEY COMMUNITY CENTER
6435 FRANKSTOWN AVE.
(AT THE CORNER OF FRANKSTOWN AVE. & EAST LIBERTY BLVD.)
Officer Matthew White
Zone Four
Crime Prevention/Crime Analysis
5858 Northumberland St.
Pittsburgh PA 15217
412-422-6559
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Please extend this invitation to our South Point Breeze neighbors. Hope to see you on Oct 19th. |
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The Pittsburgh New Church is having a plant swap on Saturday, October 6th at 12:30pm. Anyone who would like to share plants is welcome to set them by the wall in front of the church. The plants should be in a container, free of weeds, and with a label. You do not have to bring plants to take some home.
Tuesday, September 18, 2007, 5:30 to 8:30p.m
Reizenstein School, 129 Denniston Avenue, East Liberty
Learn about plans to open this new school, potentially with 6th – 9th graders in August of 2008. This is an opportunity to gather information about the innovative design and offer your feedback. Pittsburgh Public Schools will present the information and incorporate community feedback into the plans. Parents, students, and anyone interested in public education and high school reform are encouraged to attend.
Space is limited! Light dinner provided. Childcare is available for registrants with children ages 1 and up.
The deadline to register has been extended! To RSVP click HERE or call 412-258-2660!
Our Co-Sponsors: Community Technical Assistance Center, Communities in Schools of Allegheny County, Good Schools Pennsylvania, The Education Policy and Leadership Center, The Pittsburgh Project, Pittsburgh Partnership for Neighborhood Development, Pittsburgh Urban Magnet Project, Urban League of Greater Pittsburgh, Urban Youth Action, Wireless Neighborhoods & YouthPlaces.
From Between Trio
PITTSBURGH PUBLIC SCHOOLS ARE BACK IN SESSION!
It is time to focus our energy on supporting children in schools. A+ Schools has created a series of our community discussions titled “Pathways to Student Success”. It is designed to explore critical issues and opportunities for improving student outcomes. Please join us to listen, learn and participate in making our schools great. It is time to focus our energy on supporting children in schools. A+ Schools has created a series of our community discussions titled . It is designed to explore critical issues and opportunities for improving student outcomes. Please join us to listen, learn and participate in making our schools great.
Please share this information with your family, friends and constituents and join us for both of these exciting events. Keep an eye out for more community discussions planned through the rest of the Fall into Winter 2008!
JOIN US FOR…
The Pittsburgh High School for Science & Technology: A Community Discussion will be held on Tuesday, September 18, 2007 from 5:30 to 8:30 PM at Reizenstein School, 129 Denniston Avenue, East Liberty.
Learn about plans to open this new school beginning with a 9th grade class in August 2008. This is an opportunity to offer your feedback. Pittsburgh Public Schools will present the information and incorporate community feedback into the plans. Anyone interested in high schools and high school reform is encouraged to attend.
RSVP by Tuesday, September 11, 2007
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Making a Choice: An Orientation to the Options in the Pittsburgh Public Schools will be held on Thursday, September 20, 2007 from 6 to 8 PM at the Center for Creative Play, 1400 South Braddock Avenue, Regent Square.
Discover the options in the Pittsburgh Public Schools. Find out about enrolling your child in pre-kindergarten and kindergarten classes and learn about the magnet programs. Information on individual schools will also be available. Parents of young children are encouraged to attend.
RSVP by Thursday, September 13, 2007
RSVP online by clicking here or by calling 412-258-2660. Space is limited!
Light dinner provided. Childcare is available for registrants with children ages 1 and up.
Our Co-Sponsors: Community Technical Assistance Center, Communities in Schools of Allegheny County, Good Schools Pennsylvania, The Education Policy and Leadership Center, The Pittsburgh Project, Pittsburgh Partnership for Neighborhood Development, Pittsburgh Urban Magnet Project, Urban League of Greater Pittsburgh, Urban Youth Action, Wireless Neighborhoods & YouthPlaces.
I am the new Cubmaster of Cub Scout Pack 109,
and wanted to invite you and your son to join my son, Jimmy, and me at our first scout meeting of the year.
The Green Building Alliance and Community Design Center of Pittsburgh have teamed up to offer this first-ever series geared to the residential market. This third program features representatives from Conservation Consultants, Inc., who will offer money-saving tips to reduce energy and water bills.
Cost: $15 for GBA members; $20 for nonmembers
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Time:
Saturday, 9/15/2007
10 a.m. - noon |
Tuesday, September 18th @ 8pm
Dennis’ House (corner of LeRoi and Reynolds)
This meeting is open to the entire neighborhood.
The agenda (still be planned)includes:
See you there!