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Chester County College Fair, November 16

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Chester County High School Art Show, May 8-15, 2010

Come out and meet the young artists of Chester County. Nearly 400 works of art created by Chester County high school students will be on exhibit to the general public at the Chester County Art Association in West Chester. The annual Chester County High School Art Show will begin on Saturday, May 8, 2010 with a free reception from 1:00-3:30 p.m. for students, their families and the general public. The student exhibit will be on display through Saturday, May 15. Exhibit hours are Monday-Saturday, 9:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m. The exhibit and the reception are free and open to the general public. The Chester County Art Association is located on 100 N. Bradford Avenue in West Chester, PA (telephone number 610-696-5600).

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CCIU closed for the Thanksgiving holiday, November 26 & 27

All CCIU schools and offices are closed November 26 and November 27 for the Thanksgiving holiday. This includes the CCIU Educational Service Center, the Teacher Center and Fingerprinting services.

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CPE featured workshop: Engage ALL Students through Differentiation, December 1

Inclusion can work, if teachers are prepared with practical methods and strategies for differentiating instruction to meet the needs of all learners. In this session, presenter Anne M. Beninghof will share a simple approach to differentiation, based on research, that can be used across grade levels and content areas. But more importantly, participants will learn dozens of creative instructional strategies that work for struggling students, gifted students, and all the students in inclusive classes! About the presenter: Anne M. Beninghof, an internationally recognized consultant and trainer, has more than 25 years of experience working with students and teachers. She has been a special education teacher, faculty member of the University of Hartford and the University of Colorado, has published several books and videos, and has provided staff development training in 49 states. Anne has also collaborated with numerous state agencies to bring about inclusive practices. Recently, Anne decided to follow her heart and return to the classroom, where she works part-time with teachers and students who are struggling with the learning process. In both her presentations and writings, Anne focuses on creative and practical solutions for including students with diverse learning needs in general education classrooms.

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English Language Learner Symposium, August 1 - 5, 2010

Save the date for the second annual English Language Learner Symposium featuring Bill and Persida Himmel. - Learn best practices and instructional strategies for teaching and assessing English language learners using the Pennsylvania academic standards. - Explore research-based strategies for teaching English language learners how to read and write. - Understand the cultural challenges facing English language learners.

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Red Carpet Breakfast, December 15

Guidance counselors and school administrators from CAT Pickering's sending schools are invited to attend the annual Red Carpet Breakfast on December 15, 2009.

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CAT Pickering Local Skills Competition, December 8

CAT Pickering students compete against one another for the right to represent their school at the Skills USA District Competitions in January and February.

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Senior Portraits, November 23-24

Senior portraits will be taken November 23 and 24. Seniors will be given their scheduled portrait date and time by November 19.

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CAT Pickering Coffee & Dessert Night, November 19

Looking for the best high school education for your son or daughter? One that prepares students not only to meet the academic challenges of college but also the demands of the work place? Then attend the Center for Arts and Technology Pickering Campus coffee and dessert night. The Center for Arts & Technology is a public high school for students in grades nine through 12 specializing in providing high school students with both the work force and academic skills they will need to be successful in life.

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Inservice Day, November 25: No school for students

Teacher Inservice Day: No school for students.

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CAT Brandywine Local Skills Competition, Dec. 7 - 11

CAT Brandywine students compete against one another for the right to represent their school at the Skills USA District Competitions in January and February.

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CAT Brandywine Red Carpet Breakfast, December 9, 2009

Guidance counselors and school administrators from CAT Brandywine's sending schools are invited to attend the annual Red Carpet Breakfast on December 9, 2009

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CAT Brandywine Holiday Flower Show, December 16-17

Students at the Center for Arts & Technology Brandywine Campus will display a variety of holiday arrangements at the school's annual holiday flower show. Displays include fresh flower arrangements, ornaments, evergreen and wreaths.

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Get discount movie tickets here!

The CCIU Box Office sells discount movie tickets year-round to support countywide student events. Tickets are accepted at ALL Regal Cinemas, United Artists Theatres, and Edwards Theatres nationwide. Tickets NEVER EXPIRE, and may be used for any movie, any time, any where! Tickets cost $9.00 - a savings of $1.50 per adult ticket. A portion of the proceeds ($1.50) from each ticket sale supports countywide student events, such as: Chester County College Fair, Chester County Academic Competition, Chester County Spelling Bee, Chester County Science Fair, High School Art Show, Shakespeare Festival, and more! SUPPORT A STUDENT - SEE A SUMMER BLOCKBUSTER!

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CAT Brandywine Open House, November 17

Looking for the best high school education for your son or daughter? One that prepares students not only to meet the academic challenges of college but also the demands of the work place? Then attend the Center for Arts and Technology Brandywine Campus open house. The Center for Arts & Technology, a public high school for students in grades nine through 12 specializing in providing high school students with both the work force and academic skills they will need to be successful in life.

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