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IST is considering opening new entry-level Junior School Chinese and Spanish classes for 2011/2011. These "ab initio" classes would be mixed J1 / J2 groups for ages 5 - 8, meeting for half a day in Chinese or Spanish and following the school's regular timetable and programme structure. They would still have Music, Physical Education, Field Trips, Visiting Speakers and so on. The students would then join a regular English class for the other half of the day.
http://internationalschooloftucson.org/content/ist-considering-ab-initio...

I have a 13-year old son who would like to attend a summer program.  He will be in high school next school year but he's definitely not a leader.  We live in the area of Oracle and Magee but can definitely travel into town but not much farther than the U of A or Pima West.

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Each year Story Town transforms the plaza in front of the Main Library into a virtual fantasy land where children’s books come alive. “Chicka Chicka Boom Boom” and “We’re Going on a Bear Hunt” are just two of the five books to be featured theater-style on Story Book Lane.

The festival is geared toward families with children 3 to 12 years old. It is presented by MAKE WAY FOR BOOKS in partnership with the Pima County Public Library. Story Town entertainment, workshops (first come first served), and parking in the Joel D. Valdez Main Library garage are free.

The financial reform bill Congress would like to pass by the Fourth of July consists of establishing a new Office of Financial Literacy. The new Dodd-Frank financial reform bill also includes a new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to enforce ethical behavior from banks. But ultimately, consumers will have to educate themselves about money management to stay out of financial trouble. The Office of Financial Literacy will try to make it easier for them to do that.

Source of article:Office of Financial Literacy tucked away in financial reform bill by Personal Money Store

Financial literacy national strategy

Join us in supporting this year's Procession of Little Angels (part of the All Souls Procession Weekend) by coming out for our Spring FUNdraiser and Family Get-Together!

February 6, 2010, 10:30am
If You Give a Pig a Pancake

If you give a pig a pancake, she’ll want a story to go with it.
You’ll tell her a story, and then she’ll want to sing some songs
with you! Join us at the UA BookStore, Student Union Memorial Center, for story time fun and get your picture taken with your favorite storybook pig!

For more information call (520) 621-2814 or visit us online at:

www.uofabookstores.com

If you're looking to create a unique party for your child's next birthday, then look no further than Tucson’s own Beyond Parties. The company offers themed parties for kids ages one to sixteen, with an upscale – flair that delights. Owners Laurel Landroche and her daughters handle all of the details for a stress-free event.

The Big News is, Beyond Parties is representing the Whimsical Kid's Crooked Houses in Tucson and Phoenix.

Children's imaginations are running wild in the Kids Crooked Houses that are springing up all over the place, and the kids themselves are getting lots more exercise. Wonderful fantasy worlds are being constructed (cooperatively, of course) during great, rumbling creative bursts of energy and lots of kids are making their own dreams come true.

Don't miss this great opportunity to see Tucson in a whole NEW way!

Join us for the second in a series of family friendly hikes sponsored by the YMCA of Southern Arizona. This is a FREE event, open to families and friends of all shapes and sizes.

Saturday October 3rd, 8am
We will start our morning at the Lohse Family YMCA located in beautiful downtown Tucson and stretch our legs all the way to Old Main!

FAQs
Beginner-Intermediate level hike. Adjust to your level:
2 miles one way, with transportation back to the Y provided with pre-reg. 4 miles roundtrip. One water station at the 2mile stop. All ages. Free. Stroller friendly path.

RSVP to berlinl@tucsonymca.org with your name name and number in your party.
For a live conversation call 520-888-7716 between 1-6pm!

Fun, friendly and just-right. Halloween carnival with games for the little ones, snacks for everyone, a cake walk, a costume contest and more! Bring the whole family for a family-friendly afternnon of spooky, yummy fun!
Hosted by Holsclaw Family YMCA at 60 West Alameda Street in beautiful downtown Tucson. Saturday OCtober 31, 11am -3pm.

Free and easy parking on weekends in the downtown area.