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Silicon Valley Flex Academy
PTO NEWSLETTER
610 Jarvis Drive
Morgan Hill, CA 95037
Phone: 408.659.8088
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November 2014
UPCOMING EVENTS
POGO Tournament, Raffle &
Food Truck*
http://svflexpto.org/
Giving Thanks
IN THIS ISSUE
Upcoming Events
Pg. 1
Giving Thanks
Pg. 1
Dates to Remember
Pg. 1
PTO Mission Statement
Pg. 2
PTO Board Members
Pg. 2
Board Meeting Info
Pg. 2
Without your support and kind
donations, both monetary and your time,
the PTO would not be able to execute the
programs and events that we are able to
do. It is our students who benefit from
your generosity.
New Guidance Counselor
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November is Here
Pg. 4
Recipes for Thanksgiving
Pg. 5
Night to Remember
Pg. 6
Book Smart Event
Pg. 7
2nd Annual Walk-a-Thon
As we gather with our own family and
friends this month to celebrate Thanksgiving,
we are reminded of how thankful we are for
the people in our lives and our children’s lives.
Walk A Thon Info
Pg. 8
Friday, November 21 9:00 am – 11:00 am
Location: SV Flex Academy
Walk A Thon Shirts
Pg. 9
We are thankful for our
Community and their willingness to:
Walk A Thon Pledge Sheet
Pg. 10
* Take a look in the mirror, knowing that
real family, school, and community change
begins in each of our hearts and minds.
Sports News & Pics
Pg. 11
Volleyball Club & Imp. Notice
Pg. 12
* To embrace the future of education and
to be role models for others.
Winter Ball
Pg. 13
Flex Student Projects
Pg. 14
Photos & Thank You
Pg. 15
Photos
Pg. 16
Monster Bash Photos
Pg. 17
Student of the Month
Pg. 18
Health & Wellness Corner
Pg. 18
Teacher Profile of Month
Pg. 19
Submission Info
Pg. 19
Administrator Contact Info
Pg. 19
Friday, November 7, 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Raffle held at end of the night. *Food starts
serving at 5:30 pm.
Location: SV Flex Parking Lot
Meet & Greet with Teachers/Staff
Friday, November 7, 5:30 pm – 8:00 pm
Location: SV Flex Parking Lot
BookSmart Book Fair
November 15, 10:00 am – 8:00 pm
Location: 80 E 2nd St, Morgan Hill, CA
Community Solutions Book Drive
November 15th-21st
Location: SV Flex Lobby
M.S Winter Ball
Friday, December 12 6:30pm – 8:30pm
Location:: Morgan Hill Grange,
40 E. 4th Street, Morgan Hill, CA 95037
Dates to remember NOV/DEC
November
November 11
Veterans Day –
No School
November 21
Minimum Day
November 24-28
Thanksgiving
Break
December
December 16-18
Finals (min days)
December 19
Staff Dev. DayNo School
December 22-31
Holiday Break –
No School
November is the month we celebrate
Thanksgiving with our friends and family
and give thanks.
As you and your family reflect on what
you are thankful for; we, the SV Flex PTO
are thankful for our school and our
wonderful families that make up our school
community.
School
* We are thankful for children, parents,
caregivers, educators, and coaches dedicated
to working collaboratively to promote a
supportive and encouraging environment,
from home to school, that our children can
thrive in.
As our families share Thanksgiving
together this month, we will be giving thanks
for each of you, for the change we’ve already
sparked together as a model school for the
future, and for the exciting things in store for
not only Silicon Valley Flex, but the whole of
Education as well.
Have a great November and see you
here next month!
Gina Hoppa
SV Flex PTO
Vice President.
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PTO Board Members
SV Flex PTO MISSION We support the Students & The Staff!
The SV Flex Parent Teacher Organization (PTO) is an organization whose purpose is to strengthen, enhance and encourage the educational and social environment of Silicon Valley Flex Academy. Its goals are to complement the school curriculum with additional opportunities for parents, teachers and students to learn, socialize, communicate and grow. It serves as a liaison between teachers and parents with one common goal in mind: to provide our students with the best educational experience possible. We strive to work effectively with the administrators of SV Flex to ensure quality education; and promote the welfare of children in home, school and community. What does this mean for your family? It means that we, as an organization, are continually looking for ways to enhance your family’s experience at SV Flex. It also means that the administrators of the school know that they have somewhere to turn when they need a job done. The key to keeping the PTO a successful organization is the involvement of the entire school community. Your time and energy are the only limitations to the extent that you would like to be involved. PTO PRESIDENT PTO VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY
TREASURER HOSPITALITY COORDINATOR ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Rob Anderson
rob@svflexpto.org Gina Hoppa
gina@svflexpto.org Sally Reynolds
Lily Weiss lily@svflexpto.org Kathy Barraza
kathy@svflexpto.org Noreen Romero
noreen@svflexpto.org VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR Samantha Foster HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS Charlotte Kashani Tracy Cloutier YEARBOOK
SPIRIT WEAR & WEBSITE MUSIC DIRECTOR PARENT REPRESENTATIVE PTO SUPPORT
PTO SUPPORT
Marieke Ruys
Dagmar Wartenberg
dagmar@svflexpto.org Shelli Bettencourt
shellibettencourt@yahoo.com. Kathlyn Greubel
Carla Carillo
Meloney Saber
Join the Flex Parent’s Group on FB
Flex Parents' Group (Unofficial)
Silicon Valley Flex
Academy PTO
BOARD MEETING INFO:
:
PLEASE JOIN US!
Next Open Board
Meeting:
Wed. November 5, 2014
7 P.M. at the FLEX CAFÉ.
Have You Volunteered yet?
We are always looking for volunteers and any help is always
welcome and greatly appreciated. We have many openings
for traffic control shifts. The PTO needs help throughout the
year with our sponsored family gatherings & community
events. The teachers at SV Flex welcome help from parents
with supervision in the learning labs.
Sign up to volunteer at
WWW.SVFLEXPTO.ORG
Click the “I Want to Help” Button
For sign up opportunities.
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SV Flex Welcomes Cindy Truong to our School! Here is an introduction and message from our new Guidance Counselor. Dear Parents and Guardians, Hello! My name is Cindy Truong and I recently joined the Silicon Valley Flex Academy family as the Guidance Counselor. I would like to take this opportunity to tell you a bit more about myself and how I will be working with your students this school year! I received my Bachelor’s Degree from University of California, Davis in Sociology and International Relations. Shortly after, I joined AmeriCorps where I moved to Baton Rouge, Louisiana to become an academic counselor, residential advisor, and mentor for a nonprofit organization that provides at‐risk children with stable homes, education, and financial and emotional support. It was during that time that I discovered my passion and I made the decision to spend my life working with students and families. I went on to earn my Master’s Degree in Counseling Psychology: School Counseling from University of San Francisco. As a School Counselor, my primary responsibility is to promote the academic, personal, and social development of all students. I look forward to offering support to the students, staff, families and community. I will be meeting with students individually, meeting with parents, collaborating with teachers and staff, and consulting with community organizations to benefit and meet the needs of all SV Flex Academy students and families. Any student can request to meet with me or they can be referred by a teacher, administrator, or parent. Please do not hesitate to contact me with any questions, concerns, or just to say hello. I am here to help students achieve their goals, as well as provide support for parents and teachers. I can be reached by Kmail or ctruong@svflex.org or phone at 408‐659‐8088 ext. 2006. I am looking forward to working closely with you in an effort to ensure that your child has a successful school year! Warm Regards, Cindy Truong 3
Do you feel the crisp cold air? Is there a delicate breeze blowing in your hair?
Are you glad the heat of summer is fading? Are you looking forward to snuggling up
in front of the fireplace? You must have noticed the trees swaying to and fro
dropping colorful leaves all over the ground. It must be NOVEMBER!
November is of course the month most known for hosting
the holiday Thanksgiving. However, there are so many more
fun facts and history to the 11th month of the year. How about a
little trivia out how November? You never know when you’re going
to be on Jeopardy, right?
In the Georgian calendar, the calendar that most of the world uses, November is the eleventh moth
of the year. However, in the early Roman calendar, it was originally the ninth month. It got its name from
the Latin word "novem" which means nine. It later became the eleventh month when the Romans added
in January and February to the start of the year.
The month of November is host to many holidays and events. Pearl Harbor Day & Veterans Day
fall in November too. It is the month that the United States holds elections. Daylight Saving Time
ends. Enjoy the “Fall Back” and the extra hour of sleep.
In addition, November happens to be: Tobacco Awareness Month, National Novel Writing Month,
National Beard Month, Diabetes Awareness Month, National Native American and Native Alaskan Month,
Good Nutrition Month, Aviation Month, National Stamp Collecting Month, National Pomegranate
Month, National Homeless Youth Awareness Month, Alzheimer’s disease Awareness Month and
National Peanut Butter Lover’s Month.
November’s Birthstone is Topaz and Citrine. The flower of November is Chrysanthemum and
if you were born in November, your zodiac sign is either Scorpio or Sagittarius.
Want to learn a little more about your
November zodiac sign? Check out these charts for
some more information.
If you ever do make it onto the show Jeopardy and they have a NOVEMBER TRIVIA category, you
will most definitely sweep it! And if you happen to win; you will share the wealth, won’t you?
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Hint: It wasnt Turkey, Stuffing or Yams.
Unlike today’s traditional American Thanksgiving feast consisting of turkey, stuffing, cranberry, etc.; the original Thanksgiving menu most likely consisted of the following items: Seethed [boiled] Lobster, Clams, Roasted Goose, Fricase of Coney, Pudding of Indian Corn Meal with dried Whortleberries, Seethed Cod, Roasted Duck, Stewed Pumpkin, Boiled Carrots, Grilled Green Beans, Roasted Venison with Mustard Sauce, Savory Pudding of Hominy, Fruit and Holland Cheese and Soup. Feeling adventurous? Try out one of these recipes that was probably enjoyed at that first Thanksgiving dinner. One is a traditional Indian dish, Game Fowl Sobaheg. Sobaheg is the Wampanoag word for stew. Like most stews, this dish is easily adapted to seasonal ingredients. The ground nuts help to thicken the sobaheg. Variations of this dish are still made in Wampanoag country today. The other is a delicious Pilgrim recipe for pumpkin, known as "pompions" to English people in the 17th century (as were all squash.) It is one of the earliest written recipes from New England. Spice up your Thanksgiving meal and surprise your guests with some authentic food! Enjoy and have a great Thanksgiving with your family and friends. Autumn Game Fowl Sobaheg (Modern recipes use Turkey) The original recipe doesn't mention salt, but you may want to add 1 1/2 teaspoons to suit modern‐day palates. 1 cup dried beans (any kidney‐shaped beans) 1 cup coarse corn grits 1 pound turkey meat, with bone and skin 1/4 lb. green beans, trimmed & cut into 1 inch‐lengths 2 1/2 quarts water (10 cups) 1 cup winter squash (acorn, hubbard or sweet dumpling), peeled and cubed 1 cup Jerusalem artichokes, peeled and cubed (optional) 1/2 cup walnuts, chestnuts or sunflower seeds, pounded or ground to a flour dried onion and/or garlic to taste
Combine beans, corn, venison and water in a large heavy‐bottomed pot. Bring to a gentle boil over medium heat and turn down to a low simmer. Cook for several hours. Stir the stew occasionally to prevent sticking. When beans and venison are tender, stir in the squash and Jerusalem artichokes and simmer gently until they are done, about 30 minutes. Add nut flour, stirring until thoroughly blended. Makes 4 dinner‐size servings or 8 smaller servings. (*This recipe is also very adaptable and a good way to use leftover turkey. Just add the leftover turkey instead of fresh meat. Substitute chicken broth for the water in the recipe above.) Stewed Pompion (Pumpkin) 4 cups of cooked pumpkin or squash, roughly mashed (An easy method of cooking pumpkin – cut into large cubes, place in a vegetable steamer and cook, covered for 25 minutes or until tender) 3 tablespoons butter 2 to 3 teaspoons cider vinegar 1 to 2 teaspoons ground ginger 1/2 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon ground ginger 1 teaspoon cinnamon, ½ tsp of nutmeg (Optional) In a saucepan over medium heat, stir together pumpkin and butter. When the butter melts, and you’ve mixed it through, add cider vinegar. Again, mix it through. Now add ginger and salt. Mix a little more and taste. Is it too tart? Add more vinegar if you’d like, a half tsp at a time. A little flat? Add more spice, a tsp of cinnamon or a half teaspoon of nutmeg. Still too tart? Add a little more butter, a tsp at a time. Serve it hot with just about anything. 5
Reminder that POGO signups are due! We still need players!
Please have your sign up slips in by WEDNESDAY so we can
Properly set up the tournament! Come on and join the fun!
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November 15, 2014
10:00am – 8:00pm
80 East 2nd St. Corner of 2nd St. & Depot St. Historic Downtown Morgan Hill, CA 95037 We have partnered with the Morgan Hill BookSmart in an effort to provide books for Community Solutions. Community Solutions is a comprehensive non‐profit human services agency serving South Santa Clara County and the surrounding areas of South San Jose and San Benito County. Since 1972, we have responded to the growing and changing needs of our community, serving several thousand people from young children to older adults each year. Offering a variety of programs and services for children, youth, adults, and older adults. Programs include mental health services for all ages, support for survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking, and housing programs for clients facing mental health and other challenges. Each year Silicon Valley Flex Academy has donated books from the BookSmart Book fair to this local community service group. Join us in purchasing books for yourself, family, or they make Great Christmas Gifts, the proceeds made from these sales will go towards purchasing books for Community Solutions. Or purchase books for Community Solutions, Flex Volunteers will be on site to gather your donations. Thank you for helping the Silicon Valley Flex Academy in supporting such a wonderful local program.
Benefitting
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Dear Flex Families,
Our 2nd Annual Walk a Thon is coming up! The event will take place on November 21, 2014
between the hours of 9:30am – 11:30am.
Each student will be given a pledge sheet. Students securing a minimum of $25.00 in
pledges will receive a free shirt. To qualify for the free shirt, the pledge sheets are due
back by 8:00pm on November 7. Helpful Hint: Turn them in at the Pogo Tournament and
Raffle! Please be sure to get your pledge sheets in soon!
We are very excited not only to raise money for our school, but to have some fun with the
students!
There are some important rules for the students, and these will be reviewed again on the
day of the walk-a-thon with them.
1. All students must be wearing appropriate clothing for this event, tennis shoes, shorts
or sweat pants, walk a thon t-shirt if you turned in your form in time to receive one
and pledged to collect a minimum of $25.00. School dress code will be enforced.
2. All students must stay on the path at all times. Anyone found off of the path will
immediately be taken back to the school.
3. Once the time is up, turn in your lap cards, and collect your pledge sheets.
4. Go grab a treat and meet up with your fellow student walkers!
Please be advised that the carpool line will be stopped at the school driveway until
11:45am. The parking lot will be closed for volunteers to park only. Please do not park in
the neighboring parking lots as we have agreed that we will NOT DISTURB their businesses
at any time. Get into line and we will get the line going as quickly as we can!
Thank you in advance for your cooperation, let’s have fun!
Best Wishes,
Gina Hoppa
PTO Vice President
Parent Volunteers needed for this event! We need help to monitor
the track, hand out water and cheer on the kids! Can you help?
Please sign up at:
http://www.volunteerspot.com/login/entry/865514574077
Or simply scan the QR code to the right with your phone.
November 21, 2014
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Introducing our 2014 Walk-A-Thon Shirts!
Do you own a business or know someone local who does?
For a flat monetary donation, your business will be printed on the backs
of our official Walk A Thon shirts. Great advertising for you and an opportunity
to help our wonderful school.
For a $500+ donation, your business name or logo will be printed
prominently across the top of the shirt in a large font size.
For a smaller donation of $100+, your business name is printed in
medium font size on the shirt.
For a minimum of $50, families or individuals will have their names
printed in a smaller font on the shirt.
For more information or questions, please email gina@svflexpto.org.
All checks should be made out to “SV Flex PTO”
Deadline to have name printed on T-Shirt is 12pm on November 10th
Unable to donate financially? How about volunteering your time? We are in Need of parent helpers the day of the event. Please refer to the flyer on the Walk A Thon in this newsletter for details on how you can volunteer. Thank you and let’s make this a very successful event. 9
Silicon Valley Flex 2nd Annual Friday November 21st, 2014 from
9:30am to 11:30am
MY PERSONAL GOAL IS TO RAISE $___________ T‐shirt Size (circle one) S M L XL Student ______________________________ Grade: ________ Pledge Sheet due back by Friday, November 7th. Sheets will be handed back to participants after the walk on Friday, November 21st, 2014...The total laps will be added and the amount to collect will be on the sheet. Free T‐shirt for walkers who collect at least $25 in promised pledges. To qualify for free T‐shirt, pledge sheets must be turned in by 8:00pm, November 7, 2014. (Helpful Hint: Turn them in when you attend the Pogo tournament and raffle!) Name
Flat Amount
Amount pledged
per quarter mile
Amount
Collected
TOTAL COLLECTED: Make Checks payable to SV Flex PTO.
Money due to SV Flex by December 1st, 2014.
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Silicon Valley Flex Sports News
Hello Flex Middle School Students and Families!
We are kicking off our next season of sports.
Boys Soccer and Girls Basketball.
Boys Soccer will be coached by Coach Janssen and Assisted by Ms. Gitchev.
We still need more players! Our first practice will be on 11/4 at Gavlan Park!
Girls Basketball will be coached by Coach Brandy and Assisted by Ms. Squires.
Both teams are still seeking players! We need signups quickly as our first games
will be begin the week of November 10th!
You can sign up or contact me with any questions at nyromero2@gmail.com
Thank you everyone for your continued support!
Noreen Romero
SV Flex Athletic Director
SV Flex "End of Season Team Party" For Flag Football and Girls Volleyball Congratulations on a great 1st Season! 11
Dear Flex Families, Here is information for an exciting Club Volleyball program we will have starting in Morgan Hill next month. We have openings for 39 female players ages 11‐14 to try out for one of three competition Volleyball teams that will play in the Northern California Volleyball Association from January‐May. We are making as much room as possible for any players that have a love and excitement for Volleyball to be trained by 3 amazing and experienced coaches! Lots of detailed info on our website! We hope to see Flex girls at tryouts! TRYOUTS: November 10th 4pm @Crossroads Gym (register through our website) $5 Website: http://www.morganhillvolleyball.weebly.com Contact: soberg@ccsmh.org Important Notice on Girls Basketball
Attention Middle School Girls, Due to the lack of sign ups and the inability to obtain a facility to practice in. The Girls Basketball will be cancelled. Coach Brandy, Ms. Squires, and I are very sorry. BUT!! NEXT UP IS GIRLS SOCCER STARTING IN JANUARY! 12
Our Next Dance will be here before you know it!
Look for signup sheets & permission slips later.
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Great Work Flex Students!
A Gallery of Projects by SV Flex Students
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PTO
Sponsored
Staff
Luncheon
October 17,
2014
Thank You Volunteers!
To everyone who helped with the PTO sponsored Staff Luncheon. The PTO was able to provide our hard working
teachers & administrators with an impressive & varied menu with salads, chicken, cheese, bread, fruit & more!
A Very Special Thanks to those who donated items & their time:
Anna Castillo Barbara Estrada Barbi Theroux Carla Carrillo Carol Moran Celia Mayes Deborah Gustlin Heather Lawler Kate Gillis Kathy Barraza Laura Kelly Lily Weiss Liz Johanson Lourdes Serpa Lucia Santucci Mary Drottz Megan Sweatt Nilda Walde Priscilla Gitchev Sue Jeske Teresa Steengrafe Tracy Meloney Saber Andrew Lu Mikhail Tchernyvhev Todd, Lisa, Nicole & Derek Nelsen November Luncheon Announcement Thanks to donations from our wonderful flex parents, the PTO sponsored Staff Appreciation Luncheons have been a phenomenal success these past months! We, the PTO, sponsor a luncheon once a month for our hard working teachers and staff. In November, the luncheon date falls on the 21st, which happens to be the same day as our annual walk a thon. To save on set up time and logistical challenges, we are planning on purchasing a pre‐made lunch rather than try to organize our usual themed luncheons. To donate a lunch to a teacher or two, please visit our website www.svflexpto.org and click on the PayPal donation button set up specifically for this luncheon. A single lunch costs $14.00 and you may select to donate 1, 2 or 3 lunches. We appreciate all of our flex parents who donate items and their time. Happy November, Everyone! For future luncheon donations or if you have any questions about the Teacher
Appreciation Luncheons in general, please contact our
Hospitality Coordinator, Kathy Barraza at kathy@svflexpto.org.
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Thank You to Everyone who came to the
PTO Mixer on October 29, 2014.
Great Food!
Great People!
Getting to know
Each other!
And the Giants
Won the World
Series that night!
High School Dance Mama Mia’s October 17, 2014
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Best Costume!
Parent Volunteers
Monster Bash the Sequel
October 24, 2014
A Scary Good Time!
Special Thanks to
Anya Castillo for
organizing the dance.
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Student Profile of the Month
Hi, I'm Christina Anderson. I'm 15 years old, and a sophomore in high school. I am a Student
Ambassador here at Flex. My favorite thing about Flex is the Learning Lab, where I can work on my
own time on different assignments at my own pace. I homeschooled for four years and I like to work
on my own. Flex helps me to complete my work at the pace and the order that I like. My favorite
subject is Creative Writing, and Mr. J has always been there to support me.
I do many volunteer jobs and extracurricular activities. I dance Tap, Jazz, Lyrical, and both
Flat and Pointe Ballet at Lauri Gray's School of Dance. I also do Crossfit at Morgan Hill Brethren
Crossfit. I love biking on the trails or to the library with my friends. I would like to be a Sign Language
Interpreter after college. I hope to go to a local Junior College with an ASL program, and then
complete my Bachelor’s Degree at UC Northridge.
I like to volunteer my time during the Fourth of July. I help run the Redwood City 4th of July
Parade. I work more than 40 hours over the course of a week for the Parade. I also volunteer my time
to the Redwood City/San Mateo Scholarship Pageant and help run backstage.
I love to dance, listen to music, use Sign Language, do creative writing, read books (My
favorite being The Fault In Our Stars) and watch movies (My favorite again, The Fault in Our Stars.)
In anticipation of Silicon Valley Flex Academy’s
2nd Annual Walk A Thon, here’s a message from the
American Heart Association.
The Benefits of Walking
Walking Toward a Healthier You
There are countless physical activities out there, but walking has the lowest dropout rate of them all! It's the simplest positive change you
can make to effectively improve your heart health. Walk more. Eat better. Live a longer, healthier life.
Research has shown that the benefits of walking and moderate physical activity for at least 30 minutes a day can help you:
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Reduce the risk of coronary heart disease
Improve blood pressure and blood sugar levels
Improve blood lipid profile
Maintain body weight and lower the risk of obesity
Enhance mental well being
Reduce the risk of osteoporosis
Reduce the risk of breast and colon cancer
Reduce the risk of non-insulin dependent (type 2) diabetes
There really are so many benefits for such a simple activity!
Sole-Mate: A Friend by Your Side
The thought of being alone can be enough to keep some people from walking. The best way to solve this is by finding a friend to walk
with. You can plan walking paths that are convenient for both of you, or map out routes that take you places you've never been before.
It's a great way to exercise and spend time with a friend.
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Teacher Profile of the Month
Tim Reynolds
High School Math Instructor
Tim Reynolds has strong ties to Silicon Valley Flex Academy. Before becoming
our school’s high school math instructor, he was first a parent of a Flex student. Before
joining Silicon Valley Flex Academy, he taught Math at Christopher High School for 2
years. He joined SV Flex to fill a need he saw. He also operates an independent
Intervention Math Program for struggling students. He has seen firsthand the benefits of
an intervention program and wanted to extend the experience to other kids. He looks
forward helping all the students at SV Flex, in particular, the struggling students. He
strives to help all his students to enjoy school and foster a love of learning in general.
It was his time as a classroom parent that led him to change careers and become a
teacher. He enjoyed the classroom environment and met several great teachers along
the way. It was his enjoyment of the classroom environment that led him to become a
teacher himself.
Before becoming a math instructor, Mr. Reynolds was a Manager of Operations,
working in Financial and Accounting businesses.
In his spare time, Mr. Reynolds enjoys spending time with his family. He also
enjoys the outdoors in general, hiking and camping.
SHARE THE NEWS! PARENTS & STUDENTS - LET YOUR VOICES BE HEARD
Administrators and Special Services Contact info
Caroline Wood
Head of School
cwood@k12.com
Cindy Truong
Guidance Counselor
ctruong@svflex.org
Monique Sadoff
Local Enrollment Mgr
msadoff@svflex.org
Ashley Barr
Interim Operations Manager
Tami Toomire
Office Manager
Brenda Kinney
Special Ed Head Teacher
(Contact via Kmail)
Nancy Lee
Paraprofessional
(Contact via Kmail)
Cindy Price
Paraprofessional
(Contact via Kmail)
Sharon Stoner
Paraprofessional
(Contact via Kmail)
abarr@k12.com
ttoomire@svflex.org
Send submissions for the Newsletter to:
Contact: Gina Hoppa
SV Flex PTO VP
E-mail: gina@svflexpto.org
DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSIONS IS
THE FIRST OF THE MONTH.
Help the school raise funding by
participating in one of the following.
(Details on SVFLEXPTO.ORG)
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