('4g','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><!--FOTOq-->Alumnae participation in the Annual Fund has never been more important. The Annual Fund is essential to Carrollton’s success in the education of our students. Tuition alone does not cover the School’s full operating costs. For generations, independent schools, as well as Catholic schools, have relied on annual giving and special events to close the gap between the actual cost of a student’s education and her tuition. The 2008-2009 Annual Fund represents 4.3 % of the operating budget as it provides for professional development for the faculty, enhancements to the educational and co-curricular programs, assistance to athletic teams, the arts, need-based scholarships and funding to maintain the physical plants. \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Please consider making an online contribution today.\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Make a gift</B><BR>\nWe gladly accept personal checks made payable to Carrollton, or you may charge your gift to Visa, Mastercard or American Express. Gifts of securities may be transferred directly to Carrollton. Please contact Amy Repine, Development Office, for additional information at (305) 446-5673, ext. 1278 \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Double your gift</B><BR>\nIf your company has a matching gift program, you may be able to double your gift to Carrollton. Matching gift forms are usually available at your company\'s Human Resource Office. \n\n'),('4h','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">\n\n<LI><a class=\"fontlook\" href=\"../uploadfiles/Consent_to_Disclose_Transcript_Records.pdf\">Click here for a transcript request\n\n'),('4i','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook2\"><B>Welcome home, Alumnae!</B>\r\n\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Carrollton alumnae uniquely enjoy the fruits of a Sacred Heart education in their communities all over the world as women of courage and confidence.  Due to this shared education and philosophy, and because alumnae are scattered across the country and throughout the world, this website provides the opportunity to reconnect with one another and with the wonderful Sacred Heart home from which you attended. We invite you to explore the Alumnae homepage and update your personal information so we can keep the alumnae community current and vital (<a href=\"pag.pl?id=4b&cat=4&sub=\" class=\"fontlook\">Alumnae Information Center</a>). \r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Welcome, enjoy, reconnect and fell once again at home as a child of the Sacred Heart.\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Alumnae Online Directory Launch</B>\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">The Alumnae Online Directory is up and running!  This extensive communications resource provides alumnae with the opportunity to update their biographical information instantly as well as reconnect with fellow alumnae. We encourage you to view the Instructional Video <a href=\"javascript:openBanner(\'../cgi-bin/video.htm\', 700, 450, 0, 0, \'no\')\" class=\"fontlook\">Click here to view the Instructional Video</a>. You will find that it will help you navigate through the Directory as well as highlight its important features.  If you have any questions please email <a href=\"mailto:mcgarcia@carrollton.org\" class=\"fontlook\">mcgarcia@carrollton.org</a>. Enjoy! \r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Complete the Online Alumnae Survey Today! \r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">We want to know Carrollton’s impact on you, whether you are a recent graduate or a member of our founding classes. Help us strengthen both Carrollton and our alumnae network! \r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><a href=\"http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=g_2fSEhHM9euD_2f68gYaXZNlg_3d_3d\" class=\"fontlook\">Click here to take the survey</a>.\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n<!--form method=\"post\" action=\"https://my.carrollton.org/SeniorApps/communities/seniorHome.faces\" class=\"fontlook\">\r\n<a class=\"fontlook\">User: <input class=\"alum\" type=\"text\" name=\"user\"><BR>\r\n<a class=\"fontlook\">Password: <input class=\"alum\" type=\"password\" name=\"password\"><BR>\r\n<input class=\"fontlook\" type=\"submit\" value=\"Login\">\r\n</form>\r\n<BR>\r\n<a href=\"https://my.carrollton.org/SeniorApps/registration/loginCenter.faces#\" onclick=\"clear_frmLogin();document.forms[\'frmLogin\'].elements[\'frmLogin:_link_hidden_\'].value=\'frmLogin:loginForgot\';if(document.forms[\'frmLogin\'].onsubmit){var result=document.forms[\'frmLogin\'].onsubmit();  if( (typeof result == \'undefined\') || result ) {document.forms[\'frmLogin\'].submit();}}else{document.forms[\'frmLogin\'].submit();}return false;\" id=\"frmLogin:loginForgot\" class=\"fontlook\">I Forgot my Password (Click Here)</a-->\r\n'),('4j','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"> \n\n<B>2007-2008</B><BR>\n \n<a href=\"javascript:openBanner(\'../cgi-bin/viewfoto.pl?id=sen_alum_mentoring_b&amt=37\', 800, 750, 0, 0, \'no\')\" class=\"fontlook\">2007 Senior Alumnae Mentoring Breakfast</a><BR>\n \n<a href=\"javascript:openBanner(\'../cgi-bin/viewfoto.pl?id=ann_week_reunion&amt=19\', 800, 750, 0, 0, \'no\')\" class=\"fontlook\">2008 Anniversary Weekend-Reunion Reception</a><BR>\n \n<a href=\"javascript:openBanner(\'../cgi-bin/viewfoto.pl?id=07-08_pin_ceremony&amt=0\', 800, 750, 0, 0, \'no\')\" class=\"fontlook\">2008 Pin Ceremony</a><BR>\n \n <BR>\n \n<B>2008-2009</B><BR>\n \n<a href=\"javascript:openBanner(\'../cgi-bin/viewfoto.pl?id=jun_alum_mentoring_b&amt=30\', 800, 750, 0, 0, \'no\')\" class=\"fontlook\">2008 Junior Alumnae Mentoring Breakfast</a><BR>\n \n<a href=\"javascript:openBanner(\'../cgi-bin/viewfoto.pl?id=soph_alum_mentor_b&amt=14\', 800, 750, 0, 0, \'no\')\" class=\"fontlook\">2008 Sophomore Alumnae Mentoring Breakfast</a><BR>\n \n<a href=\"javascript:openBanner(\'../cgi-bin/viewfoto.pl?id=young_alum_reunion&amt=9\', 800, 750, 0, 0, \'no\')\" class=\"fontlook\">2008 Young Alumnae Reunion</a><BR>\n \n<a href=\"javascript:openBanner(\'../cgi-bin/viewfoto.pl?id=09_reunion&amt=74\', 800, 750, 0, 0, \'no\')\" class=\"fontlook\">2009 Anniversary Weekend-Reunion Reception</a><BR>\n \n<a href=\"javascript:openBanner(\'../cgi-bin/viewfoto.pl?id=alum_mother_daughter_b&amt=30\', 800, 750, 0, 0, \'no\')\" class=\"fontlook\">2009 Alumnae Mother-Daughter Brunch</a><BR>\n \n<a href=\"javascript:openBanner(\'../cgi-bin/viewfoto.pl?id=sen_alum_pin_sis_b&amt=37\', 800, 750, 0, 0, \'no\')\" class=\"fontlook\">2009 Senior Alumnae Pin Sister Breakfast</a><BR>\n \n<a href=\"javascript:openBanner(\'../cgi-bin/viewfoto.pl?id=career_day&amt=16\', 800, 750, 0, 0, \'no\')\" class=\"fontlook\">2009 Career Day</a><BR>\n \n<a href=\"javascript:openBanner(\'../cgi-bin/viewfoto.pl?id=08-09_pin_ceremony&amt=1\', 800, 750, 0, 0, \'no\')\" class=\"fontlook\">2009 Pin Ceremony</a><BR>\n \n'),('4j1','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"> \n \n<a href=\"javascript:openBanner(\'../cgi-bin/viewfoto.pl?id=sen_alum_mentoring_b&amt=37\', 800, 750, 0, 0, \'no\')\" class=\"fontlook\">2007 Senior Alumnae Mentoring Breakfast</a><BR>\n \n<a href=\"javascript:openBanner(\'../cgi-bin/viewfoto.pl?id=ann_week_reunion&amt=19\', 800, 750, 0, 0, \'no\')\" class=\"fontlook\">2008 Anniversary Weekend-Reunion Reception</a><BR>\n \n<a href=\"javascript:openBanner(\'../cgi-bin/viewfoto.pl?id=07-08_pin_ceremony&amt=0\', 800, 750, 0, 0, \'no\')\" class=\"fontlook\">2008 Pin Ceremony</a><BR>\n '),('4j5','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"> \n\n<a href=\"javascript:openBanner(\'../cgi-bin/viewfoto.pl?id=jun_alum_mentoring_b&amt=30\', 800, 750, 0, 0, \'no\')\" class=\"fontlook\">2008 Junior Alumnae Mentoring Breakfast</a><BR>\n \n<a href=\"javascript:openBanner(\'../cgi-bin/viewfoto.pl?id=soph_alum_mentoring_b&amt=14\', 800, 750, 0, 0, \'no\')\" class=\"fontlook\">2008 Sophomore Alumnae Mentoring Breakfast</a><BR>\n \n<a href=\"javascript:openBanner(\'../cgi-bin/viewfoto.pl?id=young_alum_reunion&amt=9\', 800, 750, 0, 0, \'no\')\" class=\"fontlook\">2008 Young Alumnae Reunion</a><BR>\n \n<a href=\"javascript:openBanner(\'../cgi-bin/viewfoto.pl?id=09_reunion&amt=74\', 800, 750, 0, 0, \'no\')\" class=\"fontlook\">2009 Anniversary Weekend-Reunion Reception</a><BR>\n \n<a href=\"javascript:openBanner(\'../cgi-bin/viewfoto.pl?id=alum_mother_daughter_b&amt=30\', 800, 750, 0, 0, \'no\')\" class=\"fontlook\">2009 Alumnae Mother-Daughter Brunch</a><BR>\n \n<a href=\"javascript:openBanner(\'../cgi-bin/viewfoto.pl?id=sen_alum_pin_sis_b&amt=37\', 800, 750, 0, 0, \'no\')\" class=\"fontlook\">2009 Senior Alumnae Pin Sister Breakfast</a><BR>\n \n<a href=\"javascript:openBanner(\'../cgi-bin/viewfoto.pl?id=career_day&amt=16\', 800, 750, 0, 0, \'no\')\" class=\"fontlook\">2009 Career Day</a><BR>\n \n<a href=\"javascript:openBanner(\'../cgi-bin/viewfoto.pl?id=08-09_pin_ceremony&amt=1\', 800, 750, 0, 0, \'no\')\" class=\"fontlook\">2009 Pin Ceremony</a><BR>\n \n'),('5a','<TABLE width=100% cellpadding=3 cellspacing=0>\r\n<TR>\r\n<TD width=70% valign=top><p class=\"fontlook\">\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook2\">\r\n<BR>\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">The athletic program at Carrollton School of the Sacred Heart is an integral part of the total curriculum.  It provides our students the opportunity for physical, social and emotional growth through interscholastic competition.  Student-athletes, coaches and parents are called upon to work together in a true spirit of sportsmanship to assist in creating an environment in which we remain faithful to the philosophy of the Sacred Heart education.\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><!--FOTO-->The goal of the athletic program is to provide a positive educational experience for our athletes.  We offer a broad range of programs at Carrollton, each responsive to the developmental needs of our students.  Through competition, students can develop greater knowledge of their physical potential, the self confidence that comes from exceeding personal limits, and a deeper understanding of the joys and responsibilities of being part of a team.\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Carrollton’s athletic program provides our students with an opportunity to participate in a wide variety of sports.  Such participation is a privilege that carries with it responsibilities to the school, the sport, the student body, the community, and to the student-athlete.  We are committed to supplying the necessary tools for a successful program, and in return, we require a high level of commitment from our athletes.\r\n\r\n<BR>\r\n<BR>\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">\r\n\r\n</TD>\r\n<TD width=30% valign=top>\r\n<p class=\"fontlookc\"><B>Recent Results:</B>\r\n\r\n<TABLE cellpadding=1 cellspacing=0 width=100%>\r\n<TR>\r\n<TD bgcolor=\"#5e9edc\"><TABLE width=100% cellpadding=3 cellspacing=0>\r\n\r\n\r\n<!--BEGIN SCORES 2-->\r\n \r\n<!--TR>\r\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\" align=center><a class=\"scores\">Thursday, Sept. 3</TD>\r\n</TR>\r\n<TR>\r\n<TD bgcolor=\"#e8bf0f\" align=center><a class=\"scores2\">\r\n<B>JV Volleyball</B><BR>\r\nvs Ransom<BR>\r\nL 12-25  16-25<BR>\r\n<B>V Volleyball</B><BR>\r\nvs Ransom<BR>\r\nL 12-25  17-25  16-25<BR>\r\n</TD>\r\n</TR-->\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n<TR>\r\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\" align=center><a class=\"scores\">Tuesday, Sept. 29</TD>\r\n</TR>\r\n<TR>\r\n<TD bgcolor=\"#e8bf0f\" align=center><a class=\"scores2\">\r\n<B>V Cross Country</B><BR>\r\nCoral Shores Invitational<BR>\r\n\r\nCarrollton – 1st place <BR>\r\n\r\nTop finishers:<BR>\r\n\r\nMarie Victoria Madiedo 3rd<BR>\r\n\r\nMary Grace Darmody 6th<BR>\r\n\r\nJennifer Wilde 8th<BR>\r\n\r\nDaniela Cosio 9th<BR>\r\n</TD>\r\n</TR>\r\n\r\n \r\n\r\n<TR>\r\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\" align=center><a class=\"scores\">Friday, Oct. 1</TD>\r\n</TR>\r\n<TR>\r\n<TD bgcolor=\"#e8bf0f\" align=center><a class=\"scores2\">\r\n<B>JH Volleyball</B><BR>\r\nvs Westminster<BR>\r\nGold Team<BR>\r\nW 25-7 25-8<BR>\r\nBlue Team<BR>\r\nW 25-6 25-18<BR>\r\n<B>V Cross Country</B><BR>\r\n10/1 LaSalle Invitational<BR>\r\n\r\nCarrollton – 1st place<BR>\r\n\r\nTop finishers:<BR>\r\n\r\nMaria Laura Balcazar 1st <BR>\r\n\r\nMary Grace Darmody 4th <BR>\r\n\r\nJennifer Wilde 5th<BR>\r\n\r\nDaniela Cosio 7th<BR>\r\n\r\nGabriela Gonzalez 8th<BR>\r\n\r\n\r\n</TD>\r\n</TR>\r\n\r\n\r\n<TR>\r\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\" align=center><a class=\"scores\">Tuesday, Oct. 6</TD>\r\n</TR>\r\n<TR>\r\n<TD bgcolor=\"#e8bf0f\" align=center><a class=\"scores2\">\r\n<B>V Cross Country</B><BR>\r\n10/6 Coral Shores<BR>\r\n\r\nCarrollton – 2nd place<BR>\r\n\r\nTop finishers:<BR>\r\n\r\nMaria Laura Balcazar 2nd<BR>\r\n\r\nJennifer Wilde 10th<BR>\r\n\r\nDaniela Cosio 11th<BR>\r\n</TD>\r\n</TR>\r\n\r\n<TR>\r\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\" align=center><a class=\"scores\">Monday, Oct. 5</TD>\r\n</TR>\r\n<TR>\r\n<TD bgcolor=\"#e8bf0f\" align=center><a class=\"scores2\">\r\n<B>JH Volleyball</B><BR>\r\nvs Florida Christian<BR>\r\nBlue Team<BR>\r\nW 25-20 25-7<BR>\r\nGold Team<BR>\r\nW 25-22 25-12<BR>\r\n</TD>\r\n</TR>\r\n\r\n<TR>\r\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\" align=center><a class=\"scores\">Wednesday, Oct. 7</TD>\r\n</TR>\r\n<TR>\r\n<TD bgcolor=\"#e8bf0f\" align=center><a class=\"scores2\">\r\n<B>V Volleyball</B><BR>\r\nvs. Coral Shores<BR>\r\nL 18-25  12-25  22-25<BR>\r\nL 26-24  17-25  14-16<BR>\r\n<B>JV Volleyball</B><BR>\r\nvs. Coral Shores<BR>\r\nL 19-25  20-25<BR>\r\n</TD>\r\n</TR>\r\n\r\n<TR>\r\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\" align=center><a class=\"scores\">Thursday, Oct. 8</TD>\r\n</TR>\r\n<TR>\r\n<TD bgcolor=\"#e8bf0f\" align=center><a class=\"scores2\">\r\n<B>JH Volleyball</B><BR>\r\nvs. Ransom<BR>\r\nBlue Team<BR>\r\nL 25-4 25-23 9-15<BR>\r\nGold Team<BR>\r\nL 17-25 21-25<BR>\r\n<B>V Cross Country</B><BR>\r\nWestminster Christian Invitational<BR>\r\nCarrollton finished 1st<BR>\r\nMaria Laura Balcazar finished 1st<BR>\r\n</TD>\r\n</TR>\r\n\r\n\r\n<TR>\r\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\" align=center><a class=\"scores\">Tuesday, Oct. 13</TD>\r\n</TR>\r\n<TR>\r\n<TD bgcolor=\"#e8bf0f\" align=center><a class=\"scores2\">\r\n<B>JH Volleyball</B><BR>\r\nvs. Miami Country Day<BR>\r\nBlue Team<BR>\r\nW 25-20 25-13<BR>\r\nGold Team<BR>\r\nW 25-15 25-17<BR>\r\n</TD>\r\n</TR>\r\n\r\n<TR>\r\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\" align=center><a class=\"scores\">Wednesday, Oct. 14</TD>\r\n</TR>\r\n<TR>\r\n<TD bgcolor=\"#e8bf0f\" align=center><a class=\"scores2\">\r\n<B>V Volleyball</B><BR>\r\nvs. St. Brendan<BR>\r\nW 25-17  25-22  25-27  17-25  15-12\r\n<BR>\r\n<B>JV Volleyball</B><BR>\r\nvs. St. Brendan<BR>\r\nW 25-20  22-25 15-13\r\n<BR>\r\n</TD>\r\n</TR>\r\n\r\n\r\n<!--END SCORES-->\r\n\r\n\r\n</TABLE></TD></TR></TABLE>\r\n\r\n<BR>\r\n\r\n<!--p class=\"fontlookc\"><B>Upcoming Week\'s Schedule:</B>\r\n\r\n<TABLE cellpadding=1 cellspacing=0 width=100%>\r\n<TR>\r\n<TD bgcolor=\"#5e9edc\"><TABLE width=100% cellpadding=3 cellspacing=0>\r\n<TR>\r\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\" align=center><a class=\"scores\">Monday, Feb. 4</TD>\r\n</TR>\r\n<TR>\r\n<TD bgcolor=\"#e8bf0f\" align=left><a class=\"scores2\">\r\nINT BB (5-6) – Game @ St Thomas 4pm Early Dismissal 2pm<BR><BR>\r\n		SB (8-12) – Practice 3:30 – 5:30 <BR><BR>\r\n		TR (7-12) - Practice 3:30 – 5:30<BR><BR>	\r\n		WP (8-12) - Practice 3:30 – 5:30<BR><BR>\r\n		TN (6-12) – Practice 3:30 – 5:30 @ Tropical Park<BR><BR>\r\n		Dev Golf (4-8) – Practice 4:15 – 5:15 @ Crandon Park<BR><BR>\r\n		Sailing (4-12) - Practice 3:30 – 5:15<BR><BR>\r\n\r\n</TD></TR>\r\n\r\n<TR>\r\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\" align=center><a class=\"scores\">Tuesday, Feb. 5</TD>\r\n</TR>\r\n<TR>\r\n<TD bgcolor=\"#e8bf0f\" align=left><a class=\"scores2\">\r\nJH Soc (6-8) – Game @ St Agnes 4pm Early Dismissal 2:15pm<BR><BR>\r\n		INT BB (5-6) – Practice 3:45 – 5:15<BR><BR>\r\n		SB (8-12) – Game @ ABC 4pm Early Dismissal 2:00pm<BR><BR>\r\n		TR (7-12) - Practice 3:30 – 5:30	<BR><BR>\r\n		WP (8-12) - Practice 3:30 – 5:30<BR><BR>\r\n		INT Tennis (4-6) – Practice 4:00-5:30 @ Grove Isles<BR><BR>\r\n\r\n</TD></TR>\r\n\r\n<TR>\r\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\" align=center><a class=\"scores\">Wednesday, Feb. 6</TD>\r\n</TR>\r\n<TR>\r\n<TD bgcolor=\"#e8bf0f\" align=left><a class=\"scores2\">\r\nINT BB (5-6) – Practice 3:45 – 5:15<BR><BR>\r\n		SB (8-12) – Practice 3:30 – 5:30 @ Tropical Park<BR><BR>\r\n		TR (7-12) - Practice 3:30 – 5:30 @ Tropical Park<BR><BR>\r\n		WP (8-12) - Practice 3:30 – 5:30<BR><BR>\r\n		TN (6-12) – Practice 3:30 – 5:30 @ Tropical Park<BR><BR>\r\n		JH Soc (6-8) – Practice 3:30 – 5:15<BR><BR>\r\n		Dev Golf (4-8) – Practice 4:15 – 5:15 @ Crandon Park<BR><BR>\r\n		Sailing (4-12) - Practice 3:30 – 5:15<BR><BR>\r\n\r\n</TD>\r\n</TR>\r\n\r\n<TR>\r\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\" align=center><a class=\"scores\">Thursday, Feb. 7</TD>\r\n</TR>\r\n<TR>\r\n<TD bgcolor=\"#e8bf0f\" align=left><a class=\"scores2\">\r\nJH Soc (6-8) – Game @ Epiphany 4pm Early Dismissal 2:15pm<BR><BR>\r\n		INT BB (5-6) – Practice 3:45 – 5:15<BR><BR>\r\n		SB (8-12) – Game @ Gulliver 4pm Early Dismissal 2:15pm<BR><BR>\r\n		TR (7-12) - Practice 3:30 – 5:30 @ Tropical Park<BR><BR>\r\n		WP (8-12) - Practice 3:30 – 5:30<BR><BR>\r\n		INT Tennis (4-6) – Practice 4:00-5:30 @ Grove Isles<BR><BR>\r\n		Sailing (4-12) - Practice 3:30 – 5:15<BR><BR>\r\n\r\n</TD></TR>\r\n\r\n<TR>\r\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\" align=center><a class=\"scores\">Friday, Feb. 8</TD>\r\n</TR>\r\n<TR>\r\n<TD bgcolor=\"#e8bf0f\" align=left><a class=\"scores2\">\r\nSB (8-12) – Practice 3:30 – 5:30<BR><BR>\r\n		TR (7-12) - Practice 3:30 – 5:30 @ Tropical Park<BR><BR>\r\n		WP (8-12) - Practice 3:30 – 5:30<BR><BR>\r\n		TN (6-12) – Practice 3:30 – 5:30 @ Tropical Park<BR><BR>\r\n		Dev Golf (4-8) – Practice 4:15 – 5:15 @ Crandon Park<BR><BR>\r\n		Sailing (4-12) - Practice 3:30 – 5:15<BR><BR>\r\n\r\n</TD></TR>\r\n\r\n</TABLE></TD></TR></TABLE-->\r\n\r\n</TD>\r\n</TR>\r\n</TABLE>\r\n<BR>\r\n<BR>\r\n\r\n'),('5a1','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook2\">High School (9-12)\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Carrollton’s High School program competes as a member of the Florida High School Athletic Association.  All athletes are required to follow and abide by the rules set forth by the FHSAA and the Carrollton Student handbook.  Team selection at this level is very competitive and based on ability.  The intention at this level is to compete for State titles in each sport.  Playing time is not guaranteed, and therefore not all athletes will receive the same participation opportunities in games and contests.\n\n\n<BR>\n<UL>\n<LI><a class=\"fontlook\" href=\"pag.pl?id=5a1a&schedule=5a1a&cat=5&sub=1\">Basketball</a>\n<!--LI><a class=\"fontlook\" href=\"pag.pl?id=5a1b&schedule=5a1b&cat=5&sub=1\">Sailing</a-->\n\n<LI><a class=\"fontlook\" href=\"pag.pl?id=5a1c&schedule=5a1c&cat=5&sub=1\">Cross Country</a>\n\n<LI><a class=\"fontlook\" href=\"pag.pl?id=5a1d&schedule=5a1d&cat=5&sub=1\">Volleyball</a>\n\n<LI><a class=\"fontlook\" href=\"pag.pl?id=5a1e&schedule=5a1e&cat=5&sub=1\">Swimming</a>\n\n<LI><a class=\"fontlook\" href=\"pag.pl?id=5a1f&schedule=5a1f&cat=5&sub=1\">Golf</a>\n\n<LI><a class=\"fontlook\" href=\"pag.pl?id=5a1g&schedule=5a1g&cat=5&sub=1\">Soccer</a>\n\n<LI><a class=\"fontlook\" href=\"pag.pl?id=5a1h&schedule=5a1h&cat=5&sub=1\">Softball</a>\n\n<LI><a class=\"fontlook\" href=\"pag.pl?id=5a1i&schedule=5a1i&cat=5&sub=1\">Water polo</a>\n\n<LI><a class=\"fontlook\" href=\"pag.pl?id=5a1j&schedule=5a1j&cat=5&sub=1\">Track and Field</a>\n\n<LI><a class=\"fontlook\" href=\"pag.pl?id=5a1k&schedule=5a1k&cat=5&sub=1\">Tennis</a>\n\n<LI><a class=\"fontlook\" href=\"pag.pl?id=5a1l&schedule=5a1l&cat=5&sub=1\">Crew</a>\n\n</UL>\n\n'),('5a1a','<p class=\"fontlook\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">'),('5a1b','<p class=\"fontlook\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Blurb\n\n<TABLE width=100% cellpadding=3 cellspacing=0>\n<TR>\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\"><a class=\"tfontlook\">DATE</TD>\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\"><a class=\"tfontlook\">SCHOOL</TD>\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\"><a class=\"tfontlook\">ADDRESS</TD>\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\"><a class=\"tfontlook\">TIME</TD>\n</TR>\n\n<TR>\n<TD bgcolor=\"#e8bf0f\"><a class=\"tfontlook2\">2/22</TD>\n<TD bgcolor=\"#e8bf0f\"><a class=\"tfontlook2\">Belen Relays</TD>\n<TD bgcolor=\"#e8bf0f\"><a class=\"tfontlook2\">Belen</TD>\n<TD bgcolor=\"#e8bf0f\"><a class=\"tfontlook2\">1:00</TD>\n</TR>\n\n<TR>\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\"><a class=\"tfontlook\">11/19</TD>	\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\"><a class=\"tfontlook\">Ransom</TD>\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\"><a class=\"tfontlook\">3575 Main Hwy</TD>\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\"><a class=\"tfontlook\">3:30</TD>\n</TR>\n\n<TR>\n<TD bgcolor=\"#e8bf0f\"><a class=\"tfontlook2\">11/28</TD>	\n<TD bgcolor=\"#e8bf0f\"><a class=\"tfontlook2\">Gulliver</TD>	\n<TD bgcolor=\"#e8bf0f\"><a class=\"tfontlook2\">6475 N kendall Dr</TD>	\n<TD bgcolor=\"#e8bf0f\"><a class=\"tfontlook2\">3:30</TD>	\n</TR>\n\n<TR>\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\"><a class=\"tfontlook\">11/30</TD>	\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\"><a class=\"tfontlook\">Coral Shores</TD>	\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\"><a class=\"tfontlook\">3575 Main Hwy</TD>	\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\"><a class=\"tfontlook\">3:30</TD>	\n</TR>\n\n\n<TR>\n<TD bgcolor=\"#e8bf0f\"><a class=\"tfontlook2\">12/3</TD>	\n<TD bgcolor=\"#e8bf0f\"><a class=\"tfontlook2\">MCD</TD>	\n<TD bgcolor=\"#e8bf0f\"><a class=\"tfontlook2\">601 NE 107 St</TD>	\n<TD bgcolor=\"#e8bf0f\"><a class=\"tfontlook2\">4:00</TD>	\n</TR>\n\n\n<TR>\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\"><a class=\"tfontlook\">12/7</TD>	\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\"><a class=\"tfontlook\">ABC</TD>	\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\"><a class=\"tfontlook\">10300 SW 167 Ave</TD>	\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\"><a class=\"tfontlook\">5:00</TD>	\n</TR>\n\n\n<TR>\n<TD bgcolor=\"#e8bf0f\"><a class=\"tfontlook2\">12/10</TD>	\n<TD bgcolor=\"#e8bf0f\"><a class=\"tfontlook2\">Reagan (Doral)</TD>	\n<TD bgcolor=\"#e8bf0f\"><a class=\"tfontlook2\">8600 NW 107 St</TD>	\n<TD bgcolor=\"#e8bf0f\"><a class=\"tfontlook2\">4:00</TD>	\n</TR>\n\n\n<TR>\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\"><a class=\"tfontlook\">12/12</TD>	\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\"><a class=\"tfontlook\">Ransom (home)</TD>	\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\"><a class=\"tfontlook\">3575 Main Hwy</TD>	\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\"><a class=\"tfontlook\">3:30</TD>	\n</TR>\n\n\n<TR>\n<TD bgcolor=\"#e8bf0f\"><a class=\"tfontlook2\">12/19</TD>	\n<TD bgcolor=\"#e8bf0f\"><a class=\"tfontlook2\">Coral Shores (home)</TD>	\n<TD bgcolor=\"#e8bf0f\"><a class=\"tfontlook2\">3575 Main Hwy</TD>	\n<TD bgcolor=\"#e8bf0f\"><a class=\"tfontlook2\">3:30</TD>	\n</TR>\n\n\n<TR>\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\"><a class=\"tfontlook\">12/20</TD>	\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\"><a class=\"tfontlook\">Hebrew</TD>	\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\"><a class=\"tfontlook\">TBA</TD>	\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\"><a class=\"tfontlook\">6:30</TD>	\n</TR>\n\n<TR>\n<TD bgcolor=\"#e8bf0f\"><a class=\"tfontlook2\">1/7</TD>	\n<TD bgcolor=\"#e8bf0f\"><a class=\"tfontlook2\">Palmer</TD>	\n<TD bgcolor=\"#e8bf0f\"><a class=\"tfontlook2\">7900 SW 176 St</TD>	\n<TD bgcolor=\"#e8bf0f\"><a class=\"tfontlook2\">5:30</TD>	\n</TR>\n\n\n<TR>\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\"><a class=\"tfontlook\">1/9</TD>	\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\"><a class=\"tfontlook\">ABC (home)</TD>	\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\"><a class=\"tfontlook\">10300 SW 167 Ave</TD>	\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\"><a class=\"tfontlook\">5:00</TD>	\n</TR>\n\n\n<TR>\n<TD bgcolor=\"#e8bf0f\"><a class=\"tfontlook2\">1/11</TD>	\n<TD bgcolor=\"#e8bf0f\"><a class=\"tfontlook2\">Gulliver (home)</TD>	\n<TD bgcolor=\"#e8bf0f\"><a class=\"tfontlook2\">6475 N kendall Dr</TD>	\n<TD bgcolor=\"#e8bf0f\"><a class=\"tfontlook2\">5:00</TD>	\n</TR>\n\n\n<TR>\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\"><a class=\"tfontlook\">1/19</TD>	\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\"><a class=\"tfontlook\">Mast</TD>	\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\"><a class=\"tfontlook\">3575 Main Hwy</TD>	\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\"><a class=\"tfontlook\">2:00</TD>	\n</TR>\n\n\n<TR>\n<TD bgcolor=\"#e8bf0f\"><a class=\"tfontlook2\">1/25</TD>	\n<TD bgcolor=\"#e8bf0f\"><a class=\"tfontlook2\">MCD (home)</TD>	\n<TD bgcolor=\"#e8bf0f\"><a class=\"tfontlook2\">601 NE 107 St</TD>	\n<TD bgcolor=\"#e8bf0f\"><a class=\"tfontlook2\">4:00</TD>	\n</TR>\n\n\n<TR>\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\"><a class=\"tfontlook\">1/30 - Feb 2</TD>	\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\"><a class=\"tfontlook\">Districts</TD>	\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\"><a class=\"tfontlook\">6475 N kendall Dr</TD>	\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\"><a class=\"tfontlook\">TBA</TD>	\n</TR>\n\n</TABLE>\n\n'),('5a2','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook2\">Junior High (7-8 grades)\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Our Junior High program is considered as a transitional period.  The athletes will move from a learning experience to an increasingly competitive environment.  The intention is to prepare the athletes for interscholastic high school competition.  Individual skills will be practiced along with increased time spent on real game situations and strategies.  Tryouts will be held to select the teams in the Junior High when the number of participants necessitates it.\n\n<BR>\n<UL>\n<!--LI><a class=\"fontlook\" href=\"pag.pl?id=5a2a&schedule=5a2a&cat=5&sub=1\">Sailing</a-->\n\n<LI><a class=\"fontlook\" href=\"pag.pl?id=5a2b&schedule=5a2b&cat=5&sub=1\">Cross Country</a>\n\n<LI><a class=\"fontlook\" href=\"pag.pl?id=5a2c&schedule=5a2c&cat=5&sub=1\">Swimming</a>\n\n<LI><a class=\"fontlook\" href=\"pag.pl?id=5a2d&schedule=5a2d&cat=5&sub=1\">Volleyball</a>\n\n<!--LI><a class=\"fontlook\" href=\"pag.pl?id=5a2e&schedule=5a2e&cat=5&sub=1\">Golf</a-->\n\n<LI><a class=\"fontlook\" href=\"pag.pl?id=5a2f&schedule=5a2f&cat=5&sub=1\">Tennis</a>\n\n<LI><a class=\"fontlook\" href=\"pag.pl?id=5a2g&schedule=5a2g&cat=5&sub=1\">Basketball</a>\n\n<LI><a class=\"fontlook\" href=\"pag.pl?id=5a2h&schedule=5a2h&cat=5&sub=1\">Soccer</a>\n\n<LI><a class=\"fontlook\" href=\"pag.pl?id=5a2i&schedule=5a2i&cat=5&sub=1\">Softball</a>\n\n</UL>\n'),('5a2ftext','\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Junior High Tennis Tryouts (grades 6-8) @ Grove Isle\nMonday February 23, Wednesday February 25 and Friday February 27 from 4:00pm – 6:00pm\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">The bus will depart Carrollton @ 3:30 and return to Carrollton @ 6:00. \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Please contact Ms. Orlin for further information. <a href=\"mailto:Eorlin@carrollton.org\">Eorlin@carrollton.org</a>\n\n'),('5a3','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook2\">Grades 4 and 5 \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Our program is designed to introduce our students to the various sports that we offer at Carrollton.  We focus on the individual skills required to participate and to be successful in a given sport.  We encourage all of our students to participate.  These developmental programs give those who are interested in strengthening the skills necessary to compete an excellent opportunity.\n\n<p class=\"fontlook2\">Grade 6\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Students at this age may decide to participate in the Developmental Program or the Junior High Program which is an increasingly competitive athletic situation.  Being eligible to decide which program at each season gives the sixth graders the best of both worlds. In this way each student can develop her strengths and interests as an athlete. \n\n\n<BR>\n<!--UL>\n<LI><a class=\"fontlook\" href=\"pag.pl?id=5a3a&schedule=5a3a&cat=5&#8834;=1\">Sailing</a>\n\n<LI><a class=\"fontlook\" href=\"pag.pl?id=5a3b&schedule=5a3b&cat=5&#8834;=1\">Cross Country</a>\n\n<LI><a class=\"fontlook\" href=\"pag.pl?id=5a3c&schedule=5a3c&cat=5&#8834;=1\">Developmental Golf</a>\n\n<LI><a class=\"fontlook\" href=\"pag.pl?id=5a3d&schedule=5a3d&cat=5&#8834;=1\">Developmental Tennis</a>\n\n<LI><a class=\"fontlook\" href=\"pag.pl?id=5a3e&schedule=5a3e&cat=5&#8834;=1\">Developmental Swimming</a>\n\n<LI><a class=\"fontlook\" href=\"pag.pl?id=5a3f&schedule=5a3f&cat=5&#8834;=1\">Spring Volleyball</a>\n\n</UL-->\n\n'),('5a4','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook2\">Developmental Sports\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">\n<LI class=\"fontlook\"><a class=\"fontlook\" href=\"../uploadfiles/Spring Developmental Programs for Website.doc\">Spring Developmental Programs</a>\n\n<LI class=\"fontlook\"><a class=\"fontlook\" href=\"../uploadfiles/Fall Developmental Programs for Website.doc\">Fall Developmental Programs</a>\n\n\n<p class=\"fontlook2\">Registration Forms\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">\n<LI class=\"fontlook\"><a class=\"fontlook\" href=\"../uploadfiles/SPRING DEVELOPMENTAL SPORT PROGRAMS REGISTRATION FORM.doc\">Spring Developmental Sport Programs Registration Form</a>\n\n<LI class=\"fontlook\"><a class=\"fontlook\" href=\"../uploadfiles/FALL DEVELOPMENTAL SPORT PROGRAMS REGISTRATION FORM.doc\">Fall Developmental Sport Programs Registration Form</a>\n\n<LI class=\"fontlook\"><a class=\"fontlook\" href=\"../uploadfiles/SPRING Developmental Tennis Registration Form.doc\">Spring Developmental Tennis Registration Form</A>\n\n<LI class=\"fontlook\"><a class=\"fontlook\" href=\"../uploadfiles/Fall Developmental Tennis Registration Form.doc\">Fall Developmental Tennis Registration Form</A>\n\n'),('5a_old','<TABLE width=100% cellpadding=3 cellspacing=0>\n<TR>\n<TD width=70% valign=top><p class=\"fontlook\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n<BR>\n<p class=\"fontlook\">The athletic program at Carrollton School of the Sacred Heart is an integral part of the total curriculum.  It provides our students the opportunity for physical, social and emotional growth through interscholastic competition.  Student-athletes, coaches and parents are called upon to work together in a true spirit of sportsmanship to assist in creating an environment in which we remain faithful to the philosophy of the Sacred Heart education.\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><!--FOTO-->The goal of the athletic program is to provide a positive educational experience for our athletes.  We offer a broad range of programs at Carrollton, each responsive to the developmental needs of our students.  Through competition, students can develop greater knowledge of their physical potential, the self confidence that comes from exceeding personal limits, and a deeper understanding of the joys and responsibilities of being part of a team.\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Carrollton’s athletic program provides our students with an opportunity to participate in a wide variety of sports.  Such participation is a privilege that carries with it responsibilities to the school, the sport, the student body, the community, and to the student-athlete.  We are committed to supplying the necessary tools for a successful program, and in return, we require a high level of commitment from our athletes.\n\n<BR>\n<BR>\n<p class=\"fontlook\">\n\n</TD>\n<TD width=30% valign=top>\n<p class=\"fontlookc\"><B>Recent Results:</B>\n\n<TABLE cellpadding=1 cellspacing=0 width=100%>\n<TR>\n<TD bgcolor=\"#5e9edc\"><TABLE width=100% cellpadding=3 cellspacing=0>\n\n<TR>\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\" align=center><a class=\"scores\">Wednesday, Feb. 20</TD>\n</TR>\n<TR>\n<TD bgcolor=\"#e8bf0f\" align=center><a class=\"scores2\">\n<B>Int Basketball</B><BR>\nvs. St. Theresa<BR>\nL 24-15<BR><BR>\n</TD></TR>\n\n<TR>\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\" align=center><a class=\"scores\">Tuesday, Feb. 19</TD>\n</TR>\n<TR>\n<TD bgcolor=\"#e8bf0f\" align=center><a class=\"scores2\">\n<B>JH Soccer</B><BR>\nvs. Blessed Trinity<BR>\nW 5-0<BR><BR>\n<B>Tennis</B><BR>\nvs. Marathon<BR>\nW 7-2<BR>\n<a href=\"pag.pl?id=5b1&cat=5&sub=1\" class=\"scores2\">Recap</a>\n<BR>\n</TD></TR>\n\n\n<TR>\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\" align=center><a class=\"scores\">Thursday, Feb. 14</TD>\n</TR>\n<TR>\n<TD bgcolor=\"#e8bf0f\" align=center><a class=\"scores2\">\n<B>Tennis</B><BR>\nvs. Lourdes   <BR>\nL 3-4<BR>\n<a href=\"pag.pl?id=5b&cat=5&sub=1\" class=\"scores2\">Recap</a>\n<p class=\"scores2\"><B>HS Softball</B><BR>\nvs. MAST<BR>\nW 16-2<BR>\n<BR>\n</TD></TR>\n\n\n<TR>\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\" align=center><a class=\"scores\">Tuesday, Feb. 5</TD>\n</TR>\n<TR>\n<TD bgcolor=\"#e8bf0f\" align=center><a class=\"scores2\">\n<B>HS Softball</B><BR>\nvs. Carroll<BR>\nL 11-3<BR><BR>\n</TD></TR>\n\n<TR>\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\" align=center><a class=\"scores\">Thursday, Jan. 31</TD>\n</TR>\n<TR>\n<TD bgcolor=\"#e8bf0f\" align=center><a class=\"scores2\">\n<B>JH Soccer</B><BR>\nvs. St. Theresa<BR>\nL 4-1<BR><BR>\n</TD></TR>\n\n\n\n\n\n</TABLE></TD></TR></TABLE>\n\n<BR>\n\n<!--p class=\"fontlookc\"><B>Upcoming Week\'s Schedule:</B>\n\n<TABLE cellpadding=1 cellspacing=0 width=100%>\n<TR>\n<TD bgcolor=\"#5e9edc\"><TABLE width=100% cellpadding=3 cellspacing=0>\n<TR>\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\" align=center><a class=\"scores\">Monday, Feb. 4</TD>\n</TR>\n<TR>\n<TD bgcolor=\"#e8bf0f\" align=left><a class=\"scores2\">\nINT BB (5-6) – Game @ St Thomas 4pm Early Dismissal 2pm<BR><BR>\n		SB (8-12) – Practice 3:30 – 5:30 <BR><BR>\n		TR (7-12) - Practice 3:30 – 5:30<BR><BR>	\n		WP (8-12) - Practice 3:30 – 5:30<BR><BR>\n		TN (6-12) – Practice 3:30 – 5:30 @ Tropical Park<BR><BR>\n		Dev Golf (4-8) – Practice 4:15 – 5:15 @ Crandon Park<BR><BR>\n		Sailing (4-12) - Practice 3:30 – 5:15<BR><BR>\n\n</TD></TR>\n\n<TR>\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\" align=center><a class=\"scores\">Tuesday, Feb. 5</TD>\n</TR>\n<TR>\n<TD bgcolor=\"#e8bf0f\" align=left><a class=\"scores2\">\nJH Soc (6-8) – Game @ St Agnes 4pm Early Dismissal 2:15pm<BR><BR>\n		INT BB (5-6) – Practice 3:45 – 5:15<BR><BR>\n		SB (8-12) – Game @ ABC 4pm Early Dismissal 2:00pm<BR><BR>\n		TR (7-12) - Practice 3:30 – 5:30	<BR><BR>\n		WP (8-12) - Practice 3:30 – 5:30<BR><BR>\n		INT Tennis (4-6) – Practice 4:00-5:30 @ Grove Isles<BR><BR>\n\n</TD></TR>\n\n<TR>\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\" align=center><a class=\"scores\">Wednesday, Feb. 6</TD>\n</TR>\n<TR>\n<TD bgcolor=\"#e8bf0f\" align=left><a class=\"scores2\">\nINT BB (5-6) – Practice 3:45 – 5:15<BR><BR>\n		SB (8-12) – Practice 3:30 – 5:30 @ Tropical Park<BR><BR>\n		TR (7-12) - Practice 3:30 – 5:30 @ Tropical Park<BR><BR>\n		WP (8-12) - Practice 3:30 – 5:30<BR><BR>\n		TN (6-12) – Practice 3:30 – 5:30 @ Tropical Park<BR><BR>\n		JH Soc (6-8) – Practice 3:30 – 5:15<BR><BR>\n		Dev Golf (4-8) – Practice 4:15 – 5:15 @ Crandon Park<BR><BR>\n		Sailing (4-12) - Practice 3:30 – 5:15<BR><BR>\n\n</TD>\n</TR>\n\n<TR>\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\" align=center><a class=\"scores\">Thursday, Feb. 7</TD>\n</TR>\n<TR>\n<TD bgcolor=\"#e8bf0f\" align=left><a class=\"scores2\">\nJH Soc (6-8) – Game @ Epiphany 4pm Early Dismissal 2:15pm<BR><BR>\n		INT BB (5-6) – Practice 3:45 – 5:15<BR><BR>\n		SB (8-12) – Game @ Gulliver 4pm Early Dismissal 2:15pm<BR><BR>\n		TR (7-12) - Practice 3:30 – 5:30 @ Tropical Park<BR><BR>\n		WP (8-12) - Practice 3:30 – 5:30<BR><BR>\n		INT Tennis (4-6) – Practice 4:00-5:30 @ Grove Isles<BR><BR>\n		Sailing (4-12) - Practice 3:30 – 5:15<BR><BR>\n\n</TD></TR>\n\n<TR>\n<TD bgcolor=\"#164879\" align=center><a class=\"scores\">Friday, Feb. 8</TD>\n</TR>\n<TR>\n<TD bgcolor=\"#e8bf0f\" align=left><a class=\"scores2\">\nSB (8-12) – Practice 3:30 – 5:30<BR><BR>\n		TR (7-12) - Practice 3:30 – 5:30 @ Tropical Park<BR><BR>\n		WP (8-12) - Practice 3:30 – 5:30<BR><BR>\n		TN (6-12) – Practice 3:30 – 5:30 @ Tropical Park<BR><BR>\n		Dev Golf (4-8) – Practice 4:15 – 5:15 @ Crandon Park<BR><BR>\n		Sailing (4-12) - Practice 3:30 – 5:15<BR><BR>\n\n</TD></TR>\n\n</TABLE></TD></TR></TABLE-->\n\n</TD>\n</TR>\n</TABLE>\n<BR>\n<BR>\n\n'),('5b','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Track and Field</B>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Gulliver 120, Carrollton 76, St. Brendan 43.5, Coral Shores 43.5\n\n<P class=\"fontlook\">Nicole Martinez won the long jump (14- ½), triple jump (31- ½), 100 hurdles (17.80); \nCarrie Davis won the mile (5:41), 2-mile (12:55); Kate Battle won 800 (2:31). Gull. 10-1.\n\n \n<UL>\n\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">Victoria Ulvert (9): first place 100m run\n\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">4 x 100m team: first place\n\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">Cat Walkington (11): first place shot put\n\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">Jassenia Rodriguez (9): first place discus\n\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">Kristen Lobo and Mary Pisano (11): first place high jump\n\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">4x400m team: first place\n\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">Jennifer Wilde (9): second place triple jump\n</UL>\n \n\n\n\n'),('5b1','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Tennis</B>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>RESULTS:<BR>\nSingles</B><BR>\nVictoria Lorido©  lost to Helen Chang (PT) 8-5<BR>\nRebecca Pol © beat Alexis Ferrero (PT) 8-1<BR>\nLauren Fields © beat Erin Benson (PT) 8-3<BR>\nElise Fernandez © lost to Josephine Rochette (PT) 8-2<BR>\nAlejandra Rovirosa © beat Camila Aime (PT) 8-2<BR>\n <BR>\n<B>Doubles:</B><BR>\nVictoria Lorido and Elise Fernandez (c) beat Helen Chang and Alexis Ferrero (PT) 8-7<BR>\nRebecca Pol and Lauren Fields © beat Josephine Rochette and Fernanda Rojas (PT) 8-4<BR>\n<BR>\n<BR>\n<B>Other matches:</B><BR>\nEmily Wilde © lost to Fernanda Rojas (PT) 8-1<BR>\nNicole Marcos © beat Martina Fernandez (PT)8-4<BR>\nAzul Diez and Mariana Pita won their doubles match 8-7<BR>\nAlexandra Fields and Julia Cancio won their doubles match 8-0<BR>\n<BR>\nOverall record: 3 wins 1 loss.<BR>\n'),('5b2','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Tennis</B>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Carrollton won 4-3 against Marathon</B>\n\n<P class=\"fontlook\"><B>Singles:</B>\n\n<OL>\n\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">     Victoria Lorido © lost to Marissa Brossard (M)   1-8                     M\n\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">     Lauren Fields © defeated Angela Farello (M)      8-3                     C\n\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">     Alejandra Rovirosa © lost to Rose Bellevue (M)  6-8                     M\n\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">     Alexandra Fields © def. Michelle Bellevue (M)     8-5                     C\n\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">     Emily Wilde (C) def. Annabelle Walker (M)           8-1                     C\n\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">     Julia Cancio © won her singles match                   8-4\n</OL>\n \n\n \n\n<B class=\"fontlook\">Doubles:</B>\n\n<OL>\n\n<LI class=\"fontlook\"> V. Lorido and Elise Fernandez (C) lost to Brossard- Bellevue (M) 2-8      M\n\n<LI class=\"fontlook\"> Rebecca Pol and Lauren Fields © def. Farello – Walker  (M)         8-6      C\n\n<LI class=\"fontlook\"> Cancio and Fields © won their doubles match 8-0  \n\n</OL>\n\n'),('5b3','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Tennis</B>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Carrollton 7   Palmer Trinity 0</B>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>SINGLES</B>\n\n<OL>\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">     Rebecca Pol (Carrollton) def. Helen Chang (PT) 8-2\n\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">     Lauren Fields (Carrollton) def. Erin Benson (PT) 8-6)\n\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">     Alexandra Fields (Carrollton) def. Alexis Ferrero (PT) 8-1\n\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">     Emily Wilde (Carrollton) def. Josefina Rochette (PT) 8-4\n\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">     Alejandra Rovirosa (Carrollton) def. Fernanda Rojas (PT) 8-2\n\n </OL>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>DOUBLES </B>\n\n<OL>\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">     Rebecca Pol and Lauren Fields (Carrollton) def. Helen Chang and Josefina Rochette (PT) 8-5\n\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">     Alexandra Fields and Julia Cancio (Carrollton) def. Alexis Ferrero and Camila Aime (PT) 8-2\n</OL>\n \n\n\n'),('5b4','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Track and Field</B>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Another successful meet. Although we were missing several athletes for misc reasons…we pulled out 13th out of 24.  With the following placings\n\n \n<UL>\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">Jassenia Rodriguez (9) – 8th in Discus\n\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">Catherine Walkington (11) – 7th Shot Put\n\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">Jennifer Wilde (9) – 5th Triple Jump\n\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">Victoria Ulvert (9) – 7th 100m dash\n\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">Kristen Lobo (11) – 7th high jump\n\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">4x400m Team – 6th  :: [Jennifer Wilde (9), Alexia Fernandez (12), Cristina Garcia-Montes (9), and Victoria Ulvert (9)]\n\n </UL>\n\n \n\n\n'),('5b5','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Tennis</B>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Ransom 4 Carrollton 3</B>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>SINGLES</B>\n\n<OL>\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">      Lauren Fields (Carrollton) won 8-6 against Samantha Rudell (RE)\n\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">      Rebecca Pol (Carrollton) won 8-4 against Rebekah Eichberg (RE)\n\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">      Alejandra Rovirosa (Carrollton) lost 4-8 to Annette Sullivam (RE)\n\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">      Emily Wilde (Carrollton) lost 2-8 to Sarah Powell(RE)\n\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">      Julia Cancio  (Carrollton) lost 5-8 to Mariela Tzakis (RE)\n</OL>\n \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>DOUBLES </B>\n<OL>\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">      Rebecca Pol and Lauren Fields (Carrollton) won 8-5 against Samantha Rudell and Sarah Powell (RE) \n\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">      Emily Wilde and Alejandra Rovirosa (Carrollton) lost 5-8 to Annette Sullivan and RebekahEichberg (RE)\n</OL>\n \n\n\n\n\n'),('5c','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\r\n<BR>\r\n<P class=\"fontlook\">Developmental Tennis for the FALL is full. Spring Developmental Program registration is open for all sports if you are interested. Please register early as space is limited. \r\n\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>2008-2009 HIGHLIGHTS</B>\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>JH/6th ATHLETICS</B>\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Swimming\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	Undefeated in dual meets vs. Miami Country Day and Ransom Everglades School \r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	Third place at the First Annual South Florida Middle School Conference Invitational\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Soccer\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	2nd place in the 1st Annual South Florida Middle School Conference tournament \r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	Named to the All-Tournament team:  8th grader, Cristina Beauperthuy and 7th grader, Samantha Hoadley\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Volleyball\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	Top 5 overall at First Annual South Florida Middle School Conference tournament\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Tennis\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	Ashleigh Samlut – 2nd place finish #1 Seed Bracket\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>JUNIOR VARSITY</B>\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Volleyball\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	1st place in the Silver Division at the Florida Christian JV Invitational.\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>VARSITY</B>\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Varsity Volleyball\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	Defeated Coral Shores in championship game of Copper Division\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Varsity Golf\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	Dade County Youth Fair Champions\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	Won district team championship at the Biltmore. Jennifer Villa finished 1st after a playoff to break a tie. Alex Perez finished 3rd, and Marie McGrath finished 6th \r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Varsity Swimming\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	3rd place at the Ransom Invitational meet \r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	Senior Nicole Brunner:  1st place in 200-meter Individual Medley and 100-meter Free Style\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Varsity Cross Country\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	4th place at the District 8-1A meet\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	Qualified to compete at the FHSAA Region 4-1A meet in Ft. Lauderdale\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	Jennifer Wilde finished in 8th place and Daniela Cosio in 15th place for individual honors\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	Team Qualified for the State Championships in Dade City – Finished 25th overall in class 1A\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Varsity Tennis\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	Team Finished the season with a 9-3 dual match record\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	2nd place finish at the Dade County Youth Fair\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	District 16-1A Champions – First District Championship in 20 years\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	Doubles team of Rebecca Pol and Lauren Fields qualified for the State Finals after winning the #1 seed Doubles Bracket at the District Championship – finished as the Individual Doubles team State Runner-up, and 3rd overall in class 1A\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Varsity Softball\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	District 16-3A Runner-up\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	1st place finish at the Foundation Academy Tournament in Orlando\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Crew\r\nResults from the Florida State Regatta\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	Jasmine Johnson, won a Bronze medal on the Women\'s Varsity Lightweight 8\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	Carolina Bilboa, won a Gold medal on the Women\'s JV 4 A\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	Michelle Westman, won a Silver medal on the Women\'s Varsity 4\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	Gabriella Pons, won a Silver on the Women\'s Varsity 4\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	Janelle Rodriguez-Mena, won a Gold Medal on the Women\'s Freshman 4\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	Helen Formoso-Murias, won a Gold Medal on the Women\'s Freshman 4\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	Chelsea Rojas, won a Bronze Medal on the Women\'s Freshman 8\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	Alessandra Zaldivar, won a Bronze Medal on the Women\'s Freshman 8\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Results from the Southeast Region Championships\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	Michelle Westman and Gabi Pons won a bronze medal for their performance on the Women’s Varsity 4. They also won an invitation to the US Rowing National Championships scheduled in June, 2009.\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	Chelsea Rojas and Helen Formoso-Murias won a Gold medal for their performance on the Women’s Novice 8. \r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>All-Dade County Team Athletes</B>\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Cross Country – \r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	Jennifer Wilde – Honorable Mention\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	Mary Grace Darmody – Honorable Mention\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	Gabriela Gonzalez – Honorable Mention\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	Daniela Cosio – Honorable Mention\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	Swimming – \r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	Nicole Brunner – 1st Team\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Golf – \r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	Alexandra Perez – 1st Team\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	Jennifer Villa – 1st Team\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	Marie McGrath – 2nd Team\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	Ryley Gregorie – Honorable Mention\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Volleyball – \r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	Catherine Walkington – Honorable Mention\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	Elizabeth Valentine – Honorable Mention\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	Alejandra Rovirosa – Honorable Mention\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	Danielle Coloma – Honorable Mention \r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Basketball – \r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	Catherine Walkington – Honorable Mention\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	Claire Cuddihy – Honorable Mention\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	Victoria Jimenez – Honorable Mention\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	Daniela Calderon – Honorable Mention\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Softball – \r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	Christy Sanchez – 2nd Team\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	Sophia Pittaluga – Honorable Mention\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	Marie McGrath – Honorable Mention\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	Daniela Calderon – Honorable Mention\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	Jamila Williams – Honorable Mention\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Tennis – \r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	Lauren Fields – Honorable Mention\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">	Rebecca Pol – Honorable Mention\r\n'),('5d','<p class=\"fontlook\">\n\n\r<BR>\n\n\r<p class=\"fontlook\"><!--FOTO1-->Students who try out for a team must have a cumulative \"C\" (GPA 2.0). A \nstudent who has a \"C\" (2.0) average and has failed one course will be placed on athletic \nprobation and will be closely monitored by the Athletic Director and staff by means \nof a weekly progress report. Teachers will report directly to the Athletic Director and if \nprogress has not been made or grades improved, the athlete will be suspended for one week from all \nathletic activity.\r\r<p class=\"fontlook\">A student on a team whose average falls below a \"C\" (2.0) while \na team is active must resign from the team and cannot return for the rest of the season. Such a \nstudent may not try out for another team during the academic year unless in a subsequent grading \nperiod she maintains a \"C\" (2.0).\r\n'),('5e','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n<BR>\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><UL>\n<LI class=\"fontlook\"><a target=\"physical\" class=\"fontlook\" href=\"http://www.fhsaa.org/forms/pdf/EL02_physical.pdf\">Physical</A>\n<LI class=\"fontlook\"><a target=\"consent\" class=\"fontlook\" href=\"http://www.fhsaa.org/forms/pdf/EL03_consent.pdf\">Consent Form</A>\n<LI class=\"fontlook\"><a target=\"permission\" class=\"fontlook\" href=\"../uploadfiles/Permission to treat.doc\">Permission to treat</a> (<a href=\"../uploadfiles/Permission to treat.pdf\">PDF</A>)\n<LI class=\"fontlook\"><a target=\"insurance\" class=\"fontlook\" href=\"../uploadfiles/Insurance Info.doc\">Insurance Info</a> (<a href=\"../uploadfiles/Insurance Info.pdf\">PDF</A>)\n\n<LI class=\"fontlook\"><a target=\"athpol\" class=\"fontlook\" href=\"../uploadfiles/ATHLETIC POLICY FOR PARENTS AND STUDENTS.doc\">Athletic Policy for Parents and Students</a> (<a href=\"../uploadfiles/ATHLETIC POLICY FOR PARENTS AND STUDENTS.pdf\">PDF</A>)\n<LI class=\"fontlook\"><a target=\"medino\" class=\"fontlook\" href=\"../uploadfiles/Athlete Medical Info.doc\">Athlete Medical Info</a> (<a href=\"../uploadfiles/Athlete Medical Info.pdf\">PDF</A>)\n<LI class=\"fontlook\"><a target=\"disclosure\" class=\"fontlook\" href=\"../uploadfiles/Authorization for Disclosure.doc\">Authorization for Disclosure</a>\n<LI class=\"fontlook\"><a target=\"falldev2\" class=\"fontlook\" href=\"../uploadfiles/Fall Developmental Tennis Registration Form.doc\">Fall Developmental Tennis Registration Form</a>\n<LI class=\"fontlook\"><a target=\"falldev\" class=\"fontlook\" href=\"../uploadfiles/Fall Developmental Programs for Website.doc\">Fall Developmental Programs</a>\n<LI class=\"fontlook\"><a target=\"springdev\" class=\"fontlook\" href=\"../uploadfiles/SPRING Developmental Tennis Registration Form.doc\">SPRING Developmental Tennis Registration Form</a>\n<LI class=\"fontlook\"><a target=\"springdev2\" class=\"fontlook\" href=\"../uploadfiles/Spring Developmental Programs for Website.doc\">Spring Developmental Programs</a>\n<LI class=\"fontlook\"><a target=\"falldevreg\" class=\"fontlook\" href=\"../uploadfiles/SPRING DEVELOPMENTAL SPORT PROGRAMS REGISTRATION FORM.doc\">Spring Developmental Sport Programs Registration</a>\n<LI class=\"fontlook\"><a target=\"falldevreg\" class=\"fontlook\" href=\"../uploadfiles/FALL DEVELOPMENTAL SPORT PROGRAMS REGISTRATION FORM.doc\">Fall Developmental Sport Programs Registration</a>\n\n</UL>\n'),('5f','<p class=\"fontlook\">\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>WINTER ATHLETIC TRY-OUT DATES</B>\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">VARSITY BASKETBALL (Grades 9 – 12)<BR>\r\nDate: October 26th <BR>\r\nTime: 3:30 pm – 5:30 PM<BR>\r\nLocation: Barat Campus - Carrollton\r\n\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL (Grades 6 – 8)<BR>\r\nDate: November 10th<BR>\r\nTime: 3:30 pm – 5:00 pm<BR>\r\nLocation: Duchesne Campus – Carrollton\r\n\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">VARSITY SOCCER (Grades 9 – 12)<BR>\r\nDate: October 13th <BR>\r\nTime: 3:30-5:00<BR>\r\nDate: October 14th <BR>\r\nTime: 3:30 pm – 5:30 pm<BR>\r\nLocation: Barat Campus – Carrollton\r\n\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">JUNIOR HIGH SOCCER (Grades 6 – 8)<BR>\r\nDate: October 26th  <BR>\r\nTime: 3:30 pm 5:00 pm<BR>\r\nLocation: Barat Campus – Carrollton\r\n\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">NOTE: ALL FORMS MUST BE ON FILE ON OR BEFORE THE TRY-OUT DATE TO BE ELIGIBLE TO PARTICIPATE. EITHER MAIL FORMS TO THE ATHLETIC OFFICE OR BRING A COPY IN HAND ON THE RESPECTIVE TRY-OUT DATE. \r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO TRY-OUT / PARTICIPATE WITHOUT THESE FORMS!\r\n\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>SPRING ATHLETIC TRY-OUT DATES</B>\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">VARSITY SOFTBALL (Grades 9 – 12)<BR>\r\nDate: January 11th <BR>\r\nTime: 12:30 pm – 2:30 pm<BR>\r\nLocation: Barat Campus – Carrollton\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">JUNIOR HIGH SOFTBALL (Grades 6 – 8)<BR>\r\nDate: January 25th <BR>\r\nTime: 3:30 pm – 5:00 pm<BR>\r\nLocation: Barat Campus – Carrollton\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">VARSITY TENNIS (Grades 7 – 12)<BR>\r\nDate: February 1st <BR>\r\nTime: 3:30 pm – 5:30 pm<BR>\r\nLocation: Grove Isle Tennis Center\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">JUNIOR HIGH TENNIS (Grades 6 – 8)<BR>\r\nDate: February 22nd <BR>\r\nTime: 3:30 pm - 5:30 pm<BR>\r\nLocation: Grove Isle Tennis Center\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">VARSITY TRACK AND FIELD (Grades 7 – 12)<BR>\r\nDate: January 25th<BR>\r\nTime: 3:30 pm<BR>\r\nLocation: Barat Campus – Carrollton\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">VARSITY WATER POLO (Grades 7 – 12)<BR>\r\nDate: February 1st<BR>\r\nTime: 3:30 pm<BR>\r\nLocation: Barat Pool – Carrollton<BR>\r\n*NO TRY-OUTS*\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">SAILING (Grades 4 – 12)<BR>\r\nDate: January 25th  <BR>\r\nTime: 3:30 pm<BR>\r\nLocation: Barat Campus – Carrollton<BR>\r\n** NO TRY-OUTS**\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">NOTE: ALL FORMS MUST BE ON FILE ON OR BEFORE THE TRY-OUT DATE TO BE ELIGIBLE TO PARTICIPATE. EITHER MAIL FORMS TO THE ATHLETIC OFFICE OR BRING A COPY IN HAND ON THE RESPECTIVE TRY-OUT DATE. \r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO TRY-OUT / PARTICIPATE WITHOUT THESE FORMS!\r\n'),('8oct0909a','<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Founders Society Cocktail</B>\r\n\r\n \r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">On the evening of September 25, 2009 Carrollton’s Chairperson, Tony Argiz and his wife Conchy hosted a reception in their home in honor of the Annual Fund’s Founders Society. Members, new and returning, were celebrated for their generous leadership of the school’s annual initiative. The funds raised each year enable Carrollton to provide need-based scholarships, professional development for faculty and staff and exciting new curricular programs.  Tony Argiz and Sr. Suzanne Cooke, Headmistress, thanked Nacira Gomez, this year’s returning Parent Chair. The evening marked the premiere of the “OC”, Carrollton’s newest pop, jazz, and Broadway vocal ensemble. This advanced group is comprised of original Senior members of the High School Choir “Les Choristes.” They wowed the audience of over 90 guests with their renditions of pop, jazz and Broadway songs. The OC members are Lauren del Valle, Emily Parr, Amberly Nardo, Michelle Cotton, Emmy Smith, Ellie Hayworth, Lia Nies, Vicky Enjamio, Jade Brown, Beba Rodriguez, Marie McGrath, and Lauren Gonzalez.\r\n\r\n \r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Do you want to become a member of the Founders Society?  To find out more information about the Founders Society, contact Amy Repine at 305-446-5673, ext. 1278.\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><CENTER><img src=\"../new_images/8oct0909a1.jpg\"><BR><BR>\r\n<img src=\"../new_images/8oct0909a2.jpg\"><BR><BR>\r\n<img src=\"../new_images/8oct0909a3.jpg\"><BR>\r\n</CENTER>'),('8oct0909b','<P class=\"fontlook\"><B>Come Visit this year’s Book Fair</B>\r\n\r\n \r\n\r\n<P class=\"fontlook\">The annual Book Fair will be taking place this year on October 26 -29, 2009 in the Melissa Rodriguez Assembly Hall:\r\n\r\n \r\n\r\n<TABLE>\r\n<TR>\r\n<TD width=40></TD>\r\n<TD class=\"fontlook\" valign=top>Friday</TD>\r\n<TD class=\"fontlook\" valign=top>10/23/2009</TD>\r\n<TD class=\"fontlook\" valign=top></TD>\r\n<TD class=\"fontlook\" valign=top>7:30  –  4:30  pm</TD>\r\n</TR>\r\n\r\n<TR>\r\n<TD width=40></TD>\r\n<TD class=\"fontlook\" valign=top>Saturday</TD>\r\n<TD class=\"fontlook\" valign=top>10/24/2009</TD>\r\n<TD class=\"fontlook\" valign=top>Family Day</TD>\r\n<TD class=\"fontlook\" valign=top>9:00  – 12:00 pm</TD>\r\n</TR>\r\n\r\n\r\n<TR>\r\n<TD width=40></TD>\r\n<TD class=\"fontlook\" valign=top>Monday</TD>\r\n<TD class=\"fontlook\" valign=top>10/26/2009</TD>\r\n<TD class=\"fontlook\" valign=top></TD>\r\n<TD class=\"fontlook\" valign=top>7:30  –  4:30  pm</TD>\r\n</TR>\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n<TR>\r\n<TD width=40></TD>\r\n<TD class=\"fontlook\" valign=top>Monday</TD>\r\n<TD class=\"fontlook\" valign=top>10/26/2009</TD>\r\n<TD class=\"fontlook\" valign=top>Family Night</TD>\r\n<TD class=\"fontlook\" valign=top>6:00  –  8:00 pm</TD>\r\n</TR>\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n<TR>\r\n<TD width=40></TD>\r\n<TD class=\"fontlook\" valign=top>Tuesday</TD>\r\n<TD class=\"fontlook\" valign=top>10/27/2009</TD>\r\n<TD class=\"fontlook\" valign=top></TD>\r\n<TD class=\"fontlook\" valign=top>7:30  –  4:30  pm</TD>\r\n</TR>\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n<TR>\r\n<TD width=40></TD>\r\n<TD class=\"fontlook\" valign=top>Wednesday</TD>\r\n<TD class=\"fontlook\" valign=top>10/28 /2009</TD>\r\n<TD class=\"fontlook\" valign=top></TD>\r\n<TD class=\"fontlook\" valign=top>7:30  –  4:30  pm</TD>\r\n</TR>\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n<TR>\r\n<TD width=40></TD>\r\n<TD class=\"fontlook\" valign=top>Thursday</TD>\r\n<TD class=\"fontlook\" valign=top>10/29/2009</TD>\r\n<TD class=\"fontlook\" valign=top></TD>\r\n<TD class=\"fontlook\" valign=top>7:30  – 12:00 pm</TD>\r\n</TR>\r\n\r\n</TABLE>\r\n\r\n \r\n\r\n<P class=\"fontlook\">On Family Day, Saturday October 24th, Andrew Toffoli will discuss his new book, George Washing“ton.”  Toffoli is the author of well known books such as  Bengalmin Franklin, Christopher Cowlumbus, and Michelangelo Bunnyrroti.  When describing the motivation behind his works he has said, “I created this series to teach important history along with a life lesson.  It is important to learn at a young age about those who have paved the way for us and what better time to learn than with a bedtime story or a school reading.”  Loveable animal characters coupled with engaging illustrations make these books a unique learning experience.  During his book talk, Toffoli will draw his characters and will follow his talk with a workshop for children and adults teaching how to draw them, too!  In addition to this wonderful presentation, children can enjoy entertainment from clowns and mimes, delicious snacks, and a take-away gift given to those attending the book fair.\r\n\r\n<P class=\"fontlook\"> At the Book Fair Family Night, Monday October 26th, guests will have the pleasure of hearing a special Performance by La Chorale de Sophie and La Chorale de Philippine, the After School Program’s Primary and Intermediate Choirs, as well as selections from Intermediate student instrumentalists. To accompany, the High School Dance Team will be performing a lyrical dance on Flower Duet from Leo Delibes’ opera Lakme. \r\n\r\n \r\n\r\n<P class=\"fontlook\">This will be an exciting year for the book fair!  Come participate at one of the book fair events and enjoy the fun activities planned!\r\n\r\n<P class=\"fontlook\"><CENTER><img src=\"../new_images/8oct0909b1.jpg\"></CENTER>\r\n'),('5g','\n<p class=\"fontlook\">\n\n<P class=\"fontlook\"><a class=\"fontlook\" target=\"hsports\" href=\"http://www.highschoolsports.net/portal.cfm?schoolid=FL331335704&timeoffset=240 \">www.highschoolsports.net</a>\n<BR>\n<BR>'),('6a','<p class=\"fontlook\"><I>\"Pray. Grow holy. Collect funds. Alas! Why must one always, when planning the works of God, put this vile question of money on par with spiritual means? It is because, in truth, without it, one can do nothing.\"</I><BR>\n<B>St. Madeleine Sophie Barat</B>\n\n<p><center><img src=\"../new_images/6a2.jpg\"></center>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Welcome to Development and Institutional Advancement at Carrollton School of the Sacred Heart.\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">From the founding of the Society of the Sacred Heart St. Madeleine Sophie Barat relied on the generosity, graciousness and support of people who shared her conviction that an education rooted in faith and intellectual life is of essential value.  Founded in 1961, Carrollton has relied on the generous support of our parents, alumnae, faculty, staff, board of trustees and friends to support the school programs not covered by tuition income.  The Sacred Heart education is unique in its development of the child as a whole with concern for each student’s spiritual, intellectual, emotional and physical growth. Carrollton depends on donations through various initiatives held throughout the school year which help in continuing our mission and allows individuals to give their time, treasure, and talent.  \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">We invite you to join the many supporters who have assisted us in our mission to educate courageous, confident, and compassionate women of the Sacred Heart. For more information please browse through the sections listed on the right-hand panel of this page.\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Questions or comments?  Please contact Isabel Junco Singletary ‘69, Director of Development, (305) 446-5673, ext. 1230\n\n<p class=\"search2\">Carrollton School of the Sacred Heart is a Catholic all girls pre-kindergarten through grade 12 college preparatory day school.  We develop confident young women who are responsible, creative and compassionate by encouraging them to become risk-takers, to seek challenges and to develop leadership.  We are committed to excellence in education and believe that only a total education inclusive of spiritual, intellectual, emotional and physical challenge can be called excellent.\n\n<p class=\"search2\">Carrollton School of the Sacred Heart is accredited by the Florida Council of Independent Schools; Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, Florida Kindergarten Council and Florida Council on Accreditation and School Improvement.  Carrollton is a member of the National Coalition of Girls’ Schools.\n'),('6b','<BR><CENTER><img src=\"../new_images/6b1.jpg\"></center>\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">The Annual Fund is essential to Carrollton’s success in the education of our students.  Tuition alone does not cover the School’s full operating costs.   Carrollton relies on annual giving and special events to close the gap between the actual cost of a student’s education and her tuition.  The 2008-2009 Annual  Fund represents 4.3% of the operating budget as it provides:\r\n\r\n<UL>\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">         Enhancement to the educational and co-curricular programs\r\n\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">         Need-Based scholarships\r\n\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">        Assistance to the arts and athletics programs\r\n\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">         Professional development for faculty\r\n</UL>\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">With the leadership of Annual Fund Parent Chair Nacira Gomez  (Alexandra 2018, Carolina 2017, Gabriela 2015), the 08-09 Annual Fund set new records at Carrollton.  Participation was our focus and look at our achievements:\r\n\r\n<UL>\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">         100% participation was reached in 11 of the 15 Grades at Carrollton\r\n\r\n<UL>\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">   Grades M-3 up to and including 9th Grade reached 100%\r\n\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">   Grade 10 – 12 reached over 90%\r\n</UL>\r\n\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">         Total Parent Participation reached 95%\r\n\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">         Employee Participation reached 100%\r\n\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">         Dollars raised so far $732,141\r\n\r\n</UL>\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">On behalf of all Carrollton students, we thank our dedicated supporters who helped us achieve our  Annual Fund goals and make possible  our mission to educate young women of courage, conscience and confidence.  \r\n\r\n<P class=\"fontlook\"><CENTER>\r\n<!--url\'s used in the movie-->\r\n<!--text used in the movie-->\r\n<!-- saved from url=(0013)about:internet -->\r\n<object classid=\"clsid:d27cdb6e-ae6d-11cf-96b8-444553540000\" codebase=\"http://fpdownload.macromedia.com/pub/shockwave/cabs/flash/swflash.cab#version=8,0,0,0\" width=\"597\" height=\"447\" id=\"power8\" align=\"middle\">\r\n<param name=\"allowScriptAccess\" value=\"sameDomain\" />\r\n<param name=\"movie\" value=\"power8.swf\" /><param name=\"quality\" value=\"high\" /><param name=\"bgcolor\" value=\"#ffffff\" /><embed src=\"power8.swf\" quality=\"high\" bgcolor=\"#ffffff\" width=\"597\" height=\"447\" name=\"power8\" align=\"middle\" allowScriptAccess=\"sameDomain\" type=\"application/x-shockwave-flash\" pluginspage=\"http://www.macromedia.com/go/getflashplayer\" />\r\n</object></CENTER>\r\n\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><a href=\"javascript:openBanner(\'../cgi-bin/6b1.htm\', 450, 450, 0, 0, \'no\')\">Click here to view the giving societies established to recognize and honor the many donors who support Carrollton at these leadership levels.</a>\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><a href=\"javascript:openBanner(\'../cgi-bin/6b2.htm\', 300, 260, 0, 0, \'no\')\">Click here to view how donors who make an annual gift in excess of $1,961 are recognized.</a>\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n'),('6c','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Q.	What is the Annual Fund and why do we need it?\n<BR>A.</B>	The Annual Fund sustains Carrollton’s commitment to quality education. As with all independent schools, Carrollton’s tuition does not cover the entire cost of educating each student. We rely on Annual Fund gifts from current and past parents, alumnae, trustees, faculty and staff, grandparents and friends to help close the gap between tuition revenues and the full costs of providing our superior program.\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Q.	Why doesn’t Carrollton raise tuition to pay for all of the operating needs?\n<BR>A.</B>	Although Carrollton must raise tuition annually to guarantee growth in faculty salaries and school programs, the School could not charge the full cost without seriously limiting the number of qualified students who could afford to attend. Augmenting tuition with the Annual Fund also allows the School to keep tuition at a competitive rate with the surrounding community. In addition, a gift to the Annual Fund is tax-deductible as allowed by law; tuition is not.\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Q.	How are the Annual Fund dollars spent?\n<BR>A.</B>	The money from the Annual Fund campaign is spent on budgeted items throughout the school year. In general, the Annual Fund guarantees faculty/staff salaries and benefits, professional development for faculty/staff, program and classroom materials, student activities and clubs, arts and athletic programs and maintenance of the buildings and grounds.\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Q.	Who determines the annual goal? If we don’t meet the goal, will the School be affected?\n<BR>A.</B>	In cooperation with each other, the Administration, Finance Committee, Board of Trustees and the Development Committee set the Annual Fund goal. The process is a balancing act of tuition revenue forecasting, maximizing Annual Fund potential, and an acknowledgement of the importance of the continued health and strength of our School. If we don’t meet the goal, the deficit would have an across-the-board impact, with potential cutbacks being shared by all.\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Q.	Who should give to the Annual Fund?\n<BR>A.</B>	EVERYONE who is a part of the Carrollton community. Seventy-four percent of current parents and twenty-seven percent of alumnae made donations to last year’s Fund. Contributions to the Annual Fund cover a wide range, from the $5 or $10 a young alumna in college might send to many thousands of dollars from parents, parents of alumnae and grand-parents.\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Q.	What is the Founders Society and what are the giving levels?\n<BR>A.</B>	The Founders Society recognizes those who contribute between $1,961 and $10,000 or more each year to the Annual Fund., Members will be invited to the Society Dinner in May.\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Q.	I can’t make a big gift. Does my support still matter?\n<BR>A.</B>	Yes. We need and value every family’s support in every way. Your gift, regardless of the amount, will provide additional resources and will often serve to encourage others to make gifts. Everyone who is solicited is asked to give generously. An appropriate gift is one in proportion to your ability to give. Corporate matching gifts enable donors to increase the value of their gift and provide a valuable source of revenue for the School.\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Q.	Why is percentage participation important?\n<BR>A.</B>	High participation in the Annual Fund is an important way for us to demonstrate to others in our community and to prospective families the commitment and dedication of our parents, alumnae and friends to the School and our students. We aim for 100% participation. Foundations and corporations awarding grants to educational institutions often look at the level of parent, alumnae/i and community participation in the School’s Annual Fund.\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Q.	Does it matter when I pledge or make a gift?\n<BR>A.</B>	Yes, it does matter. A gift or pledge made early in the school year is a great advantage to the School because we will know how much money will be available to support the budget. To help plan our spending, we ask that donors please make pledges as early in the academic year as possible.  We hope that pledges and gifts will be made by March 31st so that we can utilize the additional funding in the current year.  Once you have made your annual gift or pledge, you will not receive another Annual Fund solicitation until the next academic year.\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Q.	How do I contribute to the Annual Fund and whom do I contact for more information?\n<BR>A.</B>	Make your tax-deductible donation in any of these ways: \n\n<UL>\n<LI class=\"fontlook\"> Pledge now and pay in full or in installments by June 30, 2008. \n<LI class=\"fontlook\"> Check—made payable to Carrollton School of the Sacred Heart\n<LI class=\"fontlook\"> Credit Card—Visa or MasterCard\n<LI class=\"fontlook\"> Appreciated Securities—call or e-mail the Development Office for transfer instructions click here\n</UL>\n\n<a class=\"fontlook\">Please be sure to check with your employer to find out whether you can double or triple your gift through a matching gift program. \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Q.	What is the difference between the Annual Fund and the Major Gifts Campaign?\n<BR>A.</B>	The Annual Fund is designed to help cover the current year’s anticipated operational expenses. Major Gifts Campaigns are conducted periodically to provide significant funds for growth, such as construction and renovation of facilities, endowment and other special purposes. The current campaign is to finance the \nCarrollton cannot pay for these needs out of tuition funds. Pledge gifts to the Major Gifts Campaign vary according to the financial means of the donor and can be paid over several years.\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Q.	Are we expected to give to both?\n<BR>A.</B>	To the best of your ability, we would hope that you will support both. It is critical that during the life of the Major Gifts Campaign the Annual Fund remains strong and growing. Because the Annual Fund covers immediate operating expenses, we ask that you make it your first priority and that major gifts be made in addition to your annual gift. This ensures that Carrollton’s operating budget is not compromised.\n'),('6d','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Most gifts to Carrollton come in the form of personal checks or VISA/MasterCard credit card payments. Such gifts entitle donors to a charitable income tax deduction subject to IRS regulations. All checks should be made payable to Carrollton School of the Sacred Heart and mailed to the Development Office, 3747 Main Highway, Miami, FL 33133. \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">For more information about the ways to give to Carrollton, please contact: \nIsabel Junco Singletary \'69 <a href=\"mailto:isingletary@carrollton.org\" class=\"fontlook\">isingletary@carrollton.org</a> 305.446.5673 ext. 1230\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Donations may also be made online.\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Pledges</B><BR>\nDonors who wish to contribute but do not wish to make an immediate payment may make a pledge. A pledge is a promise to make a specified payment within the campaign period. We hope that pledges will be paid in full by March 31st so that we might utilize the funds during the current academic year. Pledges can be made by mail or e-mail. Pledge reminder letters will be mailed annually or at the times requested in your pledge.\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Electronic Fund Transfer</B><BR>\nIf you would like to spread out your pledge payments, electronic fund transfers your installment directly from your checking account.  An email reminder will be sent before the transfer occurs.\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Stock & Securities</B><BR>\nMaking a gift of securities is both simple and tax efficient. Gifts of appreciated stock may allow a donor to avoid a capital gains tax in addition to receiving a charitable income tax deduction for the fair market value of the stock. To initiate a gift of stock, we ask that you follow the instructions on the Stock Transfer form.  Please fax a copy of the completed form to the Development Office when the transfer is made with your broker.\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Gifts-in-Kind</B><BR>\nCarrollton  accept gifts-in-kind if they can be used in support of the mission of the school. Such gifts might take the form of inventory given through businesses owned by donors. \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Real Estate</B><BR>\nA residence, vacation home, farm, acreage or vacant lot may have so appreciated in value through the years that its sale would mean a sizable capital gains tax. By making a year-end gift of this property instead, a donor would avoid the capital gains tax, and, at the same time, receive a charitable deduction for the fair market value of the property.\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Matching Gifts</B><BR>\nDoes your employer match gifts? Many companies have a matching gift program which can double, and, in some cases, triple the value of your gift. Please check with your firm\'s Human Resource Department. The matching gift must be initiated by you once you have contributed to Carrollton. When we receive the paperwork from the company, we can verify that your gift was made and complete the necessary documentation.\n'),('6e','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Carrollton School of the Sacred Heart offers the opportunity to give a gift to Carrollton in honor of an individual, such as a beloved teacher or an alumna. Donors may also give a gift in memoriam. \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">On receipt of such a gift, Carrollton will contact the honoree or the family of the deceased individual to inform the person or family of the gift, and will provide donors with a gift acknowledgement and our thanks. The designee and the donor will be recognized in Carrollton\'s Annual Report. \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Parents of the Class of 2009: Right now consider a gift in honor of your daughter during her senior year at Carrollton!\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">To give a gift in honor of or in memoriam, please contact the development office.\n'),('6f','<p class=\"fontlookc\">Major Gifts support Carrollton’s long-term financial health and academic vitality by funding capital projects and endowment as outlined by the Board of Trustees in the School’s Strategic Plan. Major Gifts are typically project specific; for example, Major Gifts support new buildings and current facilities,as well as endowment.\n\n \n\n<!--url\'s used in the movie-->\n<!--text used in the movie-->\n<!-- saved from url=(0013)about:internet -->\n<object classid=\"clsid:d27cdb6e-ae6d-11cf-96b8-444553540000\" codebase=\"http://fpdownload.macromedia.com/pub/shockwave/cabs/flash/swflash.cab#version=8,0,0,0\" width=\"692\" height=\"400\" id=\"timeline2\" align=\"middle\">\n<param name=\"allowScriptAccess\" value=\"sameDomain\" />\n<param name=\"movie\" value=\"timeline2.swf\" /><param name=\"quality\" value=\"high\" /><param name=\"bgcolor\" value=\"#ffffff\" /><embed src=\"timeline2.swf\" quality=\"high\" bgcolor=\"#ffffff\" width=\"692\" height=\"400\" name=\"timeline2\" align=\"middle\" allowScriptAccess=\"sameDomain\" type=\"application/x-shockwave-flash\" pluginspage=\"http://www.macromedia.com/go/getflashplayer\" />\n</object>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><img src=\"../new_images/6f1.jpg\" align=right>Imagine Carrollton’s Tomorrow is the school’s major gifts effort to secure the resources essential to implement the Master Plan. Our goal is to build a Carrollton that will more effectively support the objectives of Sacred Heart education as we move into the future. Major Donors begin at $25,000, which may be given over time or all at once. To date, this Major Gifts Effort has funded much of the restoration of the original three structures on the historic Barat campus; the mansion of El Jardin, the carriage house and the gatehouse. The renovation of the original High School facilities has completed its first phase and is planning for phase 2. Thanks to the many benefactors who have already stepped forward, the Junior High enjoys Rose Hall, an award winning new classrooms/labs building and a new assembly space named after one of Carrollton’s beloved alumnae, Melissa Rodriguez. The High School has opened its new Science Technology Hall and Founders Library and the Intermediate School recently inaugurated its Pavilion, complete with Math and Science labs, liberal arts classroom and locker facilities for athletics.\n\n \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">For more information, please contact Isabel Junco Singletary ‘69, Director of Development, (305) 446-5673, ext. 1230\n'),('6f1','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>May I make a pledge to the Imagine Carrollton’s Tomorrow Campaign?</B><BR>\n\nYes. Pledges to the Major Gifts Campaign may be paid over a five- year period. It is imperative that we operate within the 1-5 year pa­rameters in order to create the necessary cash flow to fund the build­ings called for in the Master Plan. All gifts are tax-deductible. \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>In what ways can I make a gift to Carrollton?</B><BR>\n\nThere are many ways you can contribute to Carrollton. You may choose to make a gift of cash in a form that you’re comfortable with, either by check or credit card (Visa, Mastercard, Discover or Ameri­can Express). You may also consider a gift of appreciated stock. We also welcome gifts of bonds, real estate, life insurance, charitable trusts and bequests. You may also increase the value of your gift through an employer’s matching gift program.\n\n'),('6g','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><FORM METHOD=\"post\" ACTION=\"pag.pl\">\n\n<TABLE cellpadding=0 border=0>\n\n<TR>\n<TD class=\"fontlookc\" align=center colspan=2><B>Your Information</B>\n</TR>\n\n<TR>\n<TD class=\"fontlookc\" align=\"right\">Title: </TD>\n<TD class=\"fontlookc\" align=left>\n<SELECT name=\"title\">\n<option>--</option>\n<option>Mr.</option>\n<option>Mrs.</option>\n<option>Ms.</option>\n<option>Dr.</option>\n<option>Other</option>\n</SELECT>\n</TD>\n</TR>\n\n<TR>\n<TD class=\"fontlookc\" align=right> First Name: </TD>\n<TD class=\"fontlookc\" align=left><input type=\"name\" size=40></TD>\n</TR>\n\n<TR>\n<TD class=\"fontlookc\" align=right> Last Name: </TD>\n<TD class=\"fontlookc\" align=left><input type=\"name\" size=40></TD>\n</TR>\n\n<TR>\n<TD class=\"fontlookc\" align=right> Email: </TD>\n<TD class=\"fontlookc\" align=left><input type=\"name\" 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value=\"Trinidad and Tobago\">Trinidad and Tobago</option> \n<option value=\"Tunisia\">Tunisia</option> \n<option value=\"Turkey\">Turkey</option> \n<option value=\"Turkmenistan\">Turkmenistan</option> \n<option value=\"Turks and Caicos Islands\">Turks and Caicos Islands</option> \n<option value=\"Tuvalu\">Tuvalu</option> \n<option value=\"Uganda\">Uganda</option> \n<option value=\"Ukraine\">Ukraine</option> \n<option value=\"United Arab Emirates\">United Arab Emirates</option> \n<option value=\"United Kingdom\">United Kingdom</option> \n<option value=\"USA\">United States of America</option> \n<option value=\"Uruguay\">Uruguay</option> \n<option value=\"Uzbekistan\">Uzbekistan</option> \n<option value=\"Vanuatu\">Vanuatu</option> \n<option value=\"Vatican City\">Vatican City</option> \n<option value=\"Venezuela\">Venezuela</option> \n<option value=\"Vietnam\">Vietnam</option> \n<option value=\"Virgin Islands (British)\">Virgin Islands (British)</option> \n<option value=\"Virgin Islands (US)\">Virgin Islands (US)</option> \n<option value=\"Wallis and Futuna Islands\">Wallis and Futuna Islands</option> \n<option value=\"Western Sahara\">Western Sahara</option> \n<option value=\"Yemen\">Yemen</option> \n<option value=\"Zaire\">Zaire</option> \n<option value=\"Zambia\">Zambia</option> \n<option value=\"Zimbabwe\">Zimbabwe</option> \n</select> </TD>\n</TR-->\n\n\n<TR>\n<TD class=\"fontlookc\" align=center colspan=2><B>Payment Information</B>\n</TR>\n\n\n<TR>\n<TD class=\"fontlookc\" align=right>Amount (in $)</TD>\n<TD class=\"fontlookc\" align=left><input type=\"name\" size=40></TD>\n</TR>\n\n\n<TR>\n<TD class=\"fontlookc\" align=right>Name on Card</TD>\n<TD class=\"fontlookc\" align=left><input type=\"name\" size=40></TD>\n</TR>\n\n\n<TR>\n<TD class=\"fontlookc\" align=right>Card Type</TD>\n<TD class=\"fontlookc\" align=left><select id=\"cctype\" name=\"cctype\"> \n					<option value=\"\" selected=\"selected\">----</option> \n					<option value=\"1\">MasterCard</option> \n					<option value=\"2\">Visa</option> \n					<option value=\"3\">American Express</option> \n					<option value=\"4\">Discover</option> \n				</select> </TD>\n</TR>\n\n\n<TR>\n<TD class=\"fontlookc\" align=right>Number</TD>\n<TD class=\"fontlookc\" align=left><input type=\"name\" size=40></TD>\n</TR>\n\n\n<TR>\n<TD class=\"fontlookc\" align=right>Expiration</TD>\n<TD class=\"fontlookc\" align=left><select name=\"CCExpireMonth\" id=\"CCExpireMonth\"> \n					<option value=\"\">MM</option> \n					<option value=\"01\">1</option> \n					<option value=\"02\">2</option> \n					<option value=\"03\">3</option> \n					<option value=\"04\">4</option> \n					<option value=\"05\">5</option> \n					<option value=\"06\">6</option> \n					<option value=\"07\">7</option> \n					<option value=\"08\">8</option> \n					<option value=\"09\">9</option> \n					<option value=\"10\">10</option> \n					<option value=\"11\">11</option> \n					<option value=\"12\">12</option> \n				</select>  / \n				<select name=\"CCExpireYear\" id=\"CCExpireYear\"> \n					<option value=\"\">YYYY</option> \n					<option value=\"09\">2009</option><option value=\"10\">2010</option><option value=\"11\">2011</option><option value=\"12\">2012</option><option value=\"13\">2013</option><option value=\"14\">2014</option><option value=\"15\">2015</option><option value=\"16\">2016</option><option value=\"17\">2017</option><option value=\"18\">2018</option><option value=\"19\">2019</option> \n				</select> </TD>\n</TR>\n \n\n<TR>\n<TD class=\"fontlookc\" align=right>Credit Card Security Code</TD>\n<TD class=\"fontlookc\" align=left><input type=\"name\" size=5></TD>\n</TR>\n\n\n<TR>\n<TD class=\"fontlookc\" align=center colspan=2><B>Comments</B>\n</TR>\n\n\n<TR>\n<TD class=\"fontlookc\" align=right>Comments</TD>\n<TD class=\"fontlookc\" align=left><textarea name=\"comments\" cols=40 rows=5></textarea></TD>\n</TR>\n\n<TR>\n<TD></TD>\n<TD class=\"fontlookc\" align=left><input type=\"submit\" value=\"Submit\" class=\"fontlookc\"></TD>\n</TR>\n\n</TABLE>'),('7a','<BR>\n<p class=\"fontlook\">\n\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><!--FOTO1-->Recognized by Microsoft, IBM, and Lenovo as a leader in integrating technology into curriculum, Carrollton is committed to preparing our students for their future, one that can hardly be imagined. What we do know is that critical thinking skills will be crucial to our students\' success. Today’s learners are digital natives, theirs is a digital world; their future will be more strongly affected by technology. Sound integration of technology into the curriculum depends on student access to technology, on-going faculty-staff training and a strong infrastructure. Our highly trained, professional faculty ensures that curriculum drives our decisions regarding technology. \n<p class=\"fontlook\"><!--FOTO-->Thus the use of technology enhances our students\' development as critical thinkers and as learners. Initially, students use classroom desktops and the Primary School computer lab. The fourth grade is introduced to the concept of laptops as learning tools. By the fifth grade, each student works with her own laptop as she develops as a learner. All students, faculty and staff enjoy working in both wired and wireless environment. The recent introduction of SMART interactive white boards and digital projectors across all grades has allowed faculty and students to interact with the technology in a more collaborative manner.  Teachers and students alike are being challenged to rethink the learning process. This integration of technology into the learning environment helps our students to communicate more effectively, to expand their learning beyond the walls of their classrooms and to make sense of the immeasurable amount of information accessible to them in the world today. What is most striking about the program is the student\'s engagement and excitement in learning. \n'),('7b','<BR>\n<p class=\"fontlook\">\n\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Laptops for Learning</B>\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><!--FOTO1-->Carrollton School of the Sacred Heart is one of the most academically challenging and respected private Catholic institutions in the Southeast. It shares its educational philosophy with 20 other Sacred Heart schools across the United States and in 35 countries around the world. Founded in 1800, the Society of the Sacred Heart nurtures girls into confident, informed, spiritually-centered and responsible women. \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">In August 1999, Carrollton joined the <a href=\"http://www.microsoft.com/Education/aal.mspx\" class=\"fontlook\" target=\"aal\">Anytime, Anywhere Learning (AAL)</a> laptop program. This program encourages the use of laptops as an instructional tool for curriculum development, academic research and the completion of assignments. The philosophy that technology will facilitate learning anytime, anywhere is the driving force behind this revolutionary educational program. The program does not concentrate on one class or one academic area. Because of the nature of the program and the eventual disbursement of computers throughout the school, this hands-on approach to instructional technology permeates the entire academic curriculum. Currently there are over 550 students using laptops during the school day in grades 4-12.  Participation in the AAL program is required for all students in grades 5-12.  \nRegular and advanced academic courses are rigorous and promote individual and critical thinking as well as encourage the building of community and faith in an atmosphere of wise freedom. The Religious of the Sacred Heart have for two centuries continued to strike the balance between the traditional and the progressive. The integration of laptops into this very traditional and root-bound environment is extremely progressive, challenging, and makes a powerful statement. It has proven to be progressive because so few high schools in the area are laptop schools. It has proven to be challenging because so few teachers and students were really ready for the transition. It has made a powerful statement because after eight years, everyone in the community realizes the impact that technology has in the classroom and the changes that need to take place in our individual curriculum in order to be successful in preparing students for the future. \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><!--FOTO-->Information technology is changing the way in which people interact with each other and how they access, process, create and share information. The rapid growth and continuous evolution of complex technologies in all facets of society and the transformation in the nature of work demand that schooling and its use of technology shift in response. Students are introduced to the collaborative nature of today’s technology and encouraged to use it to communicate with other students and faculty in and out of the classroom.  Just as technology has made the high-performance workplace possible, when it is effectively integrated into classroom instruction at all levels, it can raise both the quality of teaching and the level of student understanding and achievement. \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Philosopher Eric Hoffer stated: In a time of drastic change it is the learners who inherit the future. The learned usually find themselves equipped to live in a world that no longer exists. The dynamics which characterize today\'s age of information and communication dictate that lifelong learning must become the dominant paradigm for education. A desire to learn now and in the future must guide every classroom. The administration and faculty at Carrollton considers technology to be a valuable tool to support and increase students\' desire to learn, enhance instruction and increase productivity and efficiency. \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">This program has enabled the educators and students to expand into new directions in technology and curriculum integration and will continue to carry students to new levels of interest and accomplishments. Implementation of this program requires that students and teachers use laptop computers throughout the day for instructional purposes. This shift in the educational process brings new challenges and rewards.\n\n\n'),('7c','<BR>\n<p class=\"fontlook\">\n\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Laptop models for the 2007-2008 school year</B>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><CENTER><img src=\"../new_images/7c1.jpg\"></CENTER>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Carrollton has teamed up with IBM/Lenovo as our hardware vendor to offer our students a better laptop computing experience.\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Ordering information: <BR>\nThis year CDW-G has generated a custom website for Carrollton parents to order their laptops online! This secure website will have all of the laptops and options available that have been setup for Carrollton students. Placing your order will be easy and safe with an e-mail confirmation; all orders will be sent directly to Carrollton to be configured for the school network and handed out to your daughter(s) during the first two weeks of school or on orientation day depending on grade level.\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Order website link:</B> <a href=\"http://www.cdwg.com/carrollton\" class=\"fontlook\" target=\"cdwg\">http://www.cdwg.com/carrollton</a><BR>\n<B>Order by phone:</B> CDW-G Rep. Matt Nierman (866) 339-7396 or <BR>\n&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Anthony Martinez (877) 434-6269\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Laptop Bundles:</B>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><img src=\"../new_images/7c2.gif\" align=right><B>R-Series Laptop Bundle:</B>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Bundle 1</B><BR>\n<TABLE>\n<TR>\n<TD colspan=2><p class=\"fontlook\">IBM ThinkPad R61-Intel Core 2 Duo T7100 1.8 GHz</TD> \n</TR>\n<TR>\n<TD><p class=\"fontlook\">Memory:</TD><TD><p class=\"fontlook\">1 GB RAM</TD> \n</TR>\n<TR>\n<TD><p class=\"fontlook\">Hard drive:</TD><TD><p class=\"fontlook\">80 GB</TD> \n</TR>\n<TR>\n<TD><p class=\"fontlook\">Optical drive:</TD><TD><p class=\"fontlook\">CD-RW / DVD</TD> \n</TR>\n<TR>\n<TD><p class=\"fontlook\">Display:</TD><TD><p class=\"fontlook\">14.1\" WXGA</TD> \n</TR>\n<TR>\n<TD><p class=\"fontlook\">Weight:</TD><TD><p class=\"fontlook\">Approx. 5.4 lbs</TD> \n</TR>\n</TABLE>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Communications: 56k Modem, embedded 802.11 a/b/g wireless card, 10/100/1000 network card<BR>\nWarranty:  4 year onsite warranty NBD, with 4 year ThinkPad accidental protection<BR>\nMiscellaneous: IBM/LENOVO Ultralite carrying case for R series notebooks, Fingerprint reader, VitalSource software, Adobe Digital School Includes: Photoshop Element 5.0, Adobe Acrobat Professional 8, and Premier Elements\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; \n<B>Bundle price (includes tax): $1472</B>\n\n \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><img src=\"../new_images/7c3.gif\" align=right><B>T-Series Laptop Bundles:</B>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Bundle 2</B><BR>\n<TABLE>\n<TR>\n<TD colspan=2><p class=\"fontlook\">IBM ThinkPad T61-Intel Core 2 Duo T7300 2.0 GHz</TD> \n</TR>\n<TR>\n<TD><p class=\"fontlook\">Memory:</TD><TD><p class=\"fontlook\">1 GB RAM</TD> \n</TR>\n<TR>\n<TD><p class=\"fontlook\">Hard drive:</TD><TD><p class=\"fontlook\">80 GB</TD> \n</TR>\n<TR>\n<TD><p class=\"fontlook\">Optical drive:</TD><TD><p class=\"fontlook\">CD-RW / DVD-R</TD> \n</TR>\n<TR>\n<TD><p class=\"fontlook\">Display:</TD><TD><p class=\"fontlook\">14.1\" WXGA+</TD> \n</TR>\n<TR>\n<TD><p class=\"fontlook\">Weight:</TD><TD><p class=\"fontlook\">Approx. 4.5 lbs</TD> \n</TR>\n</TABLE>\n \n         \n<p class=\"fontlook\">Communications: 56k Modem, embedded 802.11 a/b/g wireless card, 10/100/1000 network card, Bluetooth<BR>\nWarranty:  4 year onsite warranty NBD, with 4 year ThinkPad accidental protection<BR>\nMiscellaneous: IBM/LENOVO Ultralite carrying case for T series notebooks, Fingerprint reader, VitalSource software, Adobe Digital School Includes: Photoshop Element 5.0, Adobe Acrobat Professional 8, and Premier Elements<BR>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;\n <B>Bundle price (includes tax): $1623</B>\n\n \n\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><img src=\"../new_images/7c4.gif\" align=right><B>Bundle 3</B><BR>\n<TABLE>\n<TR>\n<TD colspan=2><p class=\"fontlook\">IBM ThinkPad T61-Intel Core 2 Duo T7300 2.0 GHz</TD> \n</TR>\n<TR>\n<TD><p class=\"fontlook\">Memory:</TD><TD><p class=\"fontlook\">2 GB RAM</TD> \n</TR>\n<TR>\n<TD><p class=\"fontlook\">Hard drive:</TD><TD><p class=\"fontlook\">120 GB</TD> \n</TR>\n<TR>\n<TD><p class=\"fontlook\">Optical drive:</TD><TD><p class=\"fontlook\">CD-RW / DVD-R</TD> \n</TR>\n<TR>\n<TD><p class=\"fontlook\">Display:</TD><TD><p class=\"fontlook\">14.1\" WXGA+</TD> \n</TR>\n<TR>\n<TD><p class=\"fontlook\">Weight:</TD><TD><p class=\"fontlook\">Approx. 4.5 lbs</TD> \n</TR>\n</TABLE>\n \n         \n<p class=\"fontlook\">Communications: 56k Modem, embedded 802.11 a/b/g wireless card, 10/100/1000 network card, Bluetooth<BR>\nWarranty:  4 year onsite warranty NBD, with 4 year ThinkPad accidental protection<BR>\nLoss Prevention:  3 year Absolute Computrace service, Recover stolen laptops with 60 days or receive up to $1,000<BR>\nMiscellaneous: IBM/LENOVO Ultralite carrying case for T series notebooks, Fingerprint reader, VitalSource software, Adobe Digital School Includes: Photoshop Element 5.0, Adobe Acrobat Professional 8, and Premier Elements<BR>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; \n<B>Bundle price (includes tax): $1845</B>\n\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><img src=\"../new_images/7c5.gif\" align=right><B>X-Series Tablet Model</B>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Bundle 4</B><BR>\n<TABLE>\n<TR>\n<TD colspan=2><p class=\"fontlook\">IBM ThinkPad Tablet X61 - Intel Core 2 Duo L7500  1.6 GHz</TD> \n</TR>\n<TR>\n<TD><p class=\"fontlook\">Memory:</TD><TD><p class=\"fontlook\">1 GB RAM </TD> \n</TR>\n<TR>\n<TD><p class=\"fontlook\">Hard drive:</TD><TD><p class=\"fontlook\">120 GB</TD> \n</TR>\n<TR>\n<TD><p class=\"fontlook\">Optical drive:</TD><TD><p class=\"fontlook\">CD-RW / DVD-R*</TD> \n</TR>\n<TR>\n<TD><p class=\"fontlook\">Display:</TD><TD><p class=\"fontlook\">12.1\" XGA</TD> \n</TR>\n<TR>\n<TD><p class=\"fontlook\">Weight:</TD><TD><p class=\"fontlook\">Approx. 4 lbs with dock</TD> \n</TR>\n</TABLE>\n          \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Communications: 56k Modem, embedded 802.11 a/b/g wireless card, 10/100/1000 network card<BR>\nWarranty:  4 year onsite warranty NBD, with 4 year ThinkPad accidental protection<BR>\nMiscellaneous: External mini-dock with optical media bay, IBM/LENOVO Ultralite carrying case for X series notebooks, Fingerprint reader, VitalSource software, Adobe Digital School Includes: Photoshop Element 5.0, Adobe Acrobat Professional 8, and Premier Elements<BR>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; \n<B>Bundle price (includes tax): $2375</B>\n\n\n\n\n\n'),('7d','<BR>\n<p class=\"fontlook\">\n\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) </B>\n\n<UL>\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">Serves as a clearinghouse of information about missing and exploited children \n<LI class=\"fontlook\">Provides technical assistance to individuals and law-enforcement agencies in the prevention, investigation, prosecution, and treatment of cases involving missing and exploited children \n<LI class=\"fontlook\">Distributes photographs and descriptions of missing children worldwide \n<LI class=\"fontlook\">1.800.843.5678 \n<LI class=\"fontlook\"><a href=\"http://www.missingkids.com\" class=\"fontlook\" target=\"missing\">www.missingkids.com</a> \n</UL>\n\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>CyberTipline</B>\n\n<UL>\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">Collection point for tips and leads in reference to pornography involving children and exploitation of children on the Internet \n<LI class=\"fontlook\">24-hour hotline at 1.800.843.5678 \n<LI class=\"fontlook\"><a href=\"http://www.cybertipline.com\" class=\"fontlook\" target=\"cybertipline\">www.cybertipline.com</a> \n</UL>\n\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>NetSmartz Workshop</B>\n\n<UL>\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">Online tips, activities, and current Internet safety news \n<LI class=\"fontlook\">Educational resources - \"activity cards\" to help incorporate online activities into teachings \n<LI class=\"fontlook\">Internet safety pledges to post near the computers to remind children of rules \n<LI class=\"fontlook\">A safe site for children that does not link to any outside sources \n<LI class=\"fontlook\">1.800.843.5678 \n<LI class=\"fontlook\"><a href=\"http://www.NetSmartz.org\" class=\"fontlook\" target=\"netsmartz\">www.NetSmartz.org and www.NetSmartzKids.org </a>\n</UL>\n\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Internet Crimes Against Children Task Forces (ICAC)</B>\n\n<UL>\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">Assists state and local law-enforcement agencies in responding to cyber enticement and cases involving pornographic images of children \n<LI class=\"fontlook\">Through June 2004, 45 task forces have been established throughout the nation \n<LI class=\"fontlook\"><a href=\"http://www.icactraining.org\" class=\"fontlook\" target=\"icactraining\">www.icactraining.org</a> \n</UL>\n\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Boys & Girls Clubs of America (BGCA) </B>\n\n<UL>\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">More than 4 milllion youth served at 3,400 locations \n<LI class=\"fontlook\">Professional Youth Development Staff \n<LI class=\"fontlook\">A leader in child safety \n<LI class=\"fontlook\"><a href=\"http://www.bgca.com\" class=\"fontlook\" target=\"bgca\">www.bgca.com</a> \n</UL>\n\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Internet Safety Web Sites</B>\n\n<UL>\n<LI class=\"fontlook\"><a href=\"http://www.NetSmartz.org\" class=\"fontlook\" target=\"NetSmartz\">www.NetSmartz.org </a>\n<LI class=\"fontlook\"><a href=\"http://www.SafeKids.com\" class=\"fontlook\" target=\"SafeKids\">www.SafeKids.com </a>\n<LI class=\"fontlook\"><a href=\"http://www.GetNetWise.org\" class=\"fontlook\" target=\"GetNetWise\">www.GetNetWise.org </a>\n</UL>\n\n\n'),('8a','<p class=\"fontlook2\"><CENTER><img src=\"../new_images/8b1.jpg\"></CENTER>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Carrollton is celebrating its tenth year of Robotics competition. The team has grown into a Nationally recognized program with a string of successes, the list below is a partial list of accomplishments in the last ten years.\n\n \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">December 2007 Only all girls team to compete at the Plymouth Invitational Robotics competition, awarded the prestigious Sportsmanship Trophy\n\n \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">April 2007 7th and 11th place nationally in \"varsity\" competition (120 lb class) 9th grade team finished as National Champions in the Task orientated contest.\n\n \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">January 2007 organizing a mentoring program with Pittsburg area girls teams to assist in first time Robot building\n\n \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">April 2006 helped co-host the National competition in Miami. Carrollton teams were featured on Miami Herald and local TV\n\n \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">April 2006 2nd place nationally in \"varsity\" competition (120 lb class) 9th grade team finished 4th nationally in \"JV\" (15 lb class)\n\n \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">February 2006 2nd place at Univ. of Miami Build it Contest also winning the outstanding engineering design award\n\n \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">February 2006 5th place at Univ. of Miami Regional Battle bots contest competing with our 9th graders only\n\n \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">September 2005 placed 3rd in a National Robotics invitational competition in Rochester NY\n\n \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Summer 2005 for the third year in a row Carrollton students were the camp instructors for University of Miami\'s engineering camp \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">April 2005 Placed 11 Robots at Nationals in Orlando. The next largest team placed 3.\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">April 2004 Placed 8 robots at Nationals in Minnesota. Recognized as one top Robotics programs by Microsoft and DARPA \n\n \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Feb. 2004   Carrollton Robotics team featured in John Hopkins University Magazine Imagine\n\n \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Jan.  2004    2nd Place at Univ. of Miami Build it Contest \n\n \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Nov. 2003     25th Place at National BEST Robotics Competition at Auburn University\n\n \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Oct. 2003     2nd Place at State Competition BEST Robotics\n\n \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Summer 2003     Featured at Robotics exhibit in Museum of Science\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">June 2002 Carrollton Robotics Team on the cover of John Hopkins magazine Imagine\n\n \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">April 2001    National Finalist at Battlebots IQ Rumble at Orlando Florida\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">*In 1998-2000 we competed as a co-ed team with Coral Park H.S.\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">April 2000    Einstein champion at U.S. F.I.R.S.T. National Competition at Orlando Florida (3rd place Nationals)*\n\n \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">March 2000 Xerox Award for creative Robot design Kennedy Space Center *\n\n \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">1998-2000 placed in top 10 each year at F.I.R.S.T  National Robotics competition (600 teams)\n\n \n\n'),('8abr18a','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p><CENTER class=\"fontlook2\"><B>Love Conquers All</B></CENTER>\n\n<p><CENTER><img src=\"../new_images/8abr18a1.jpg\"></center>\n\n<p><CENTER class=\"fontlook2\"><B>Class of 2009 Ring Ceremony</B></CENTER>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">On April 14th Carrollton celebrated the Ring Ceremony during mass at which the Seniors begin to hand over the leadership of the High School to the Juniors who receive their Carrollton rings. The evening began with a beautiful mass celebrated by Rev. Robert Valle which was followed by two stunning speeches from Sacred Heart Women, Diana Ferguson ‘08 and Jennifer Villa ‘09.   The Junior and Senior Classes were joined by their family and friends as well as Carrollton Faculty and Staff.\n\n<p><CENTER><img src=\"../new_images/8abr18a2.jpg\"></center>\n \n<p class=\"fontlook\">Click on the links below to read student reflections and the Homily from the Ring Ceremony Liturgy.\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><a href=\"../uploadfiles/dferg.doc\" target=\"dferg\" class=\"fontlook\">Diana Ferguson \'08</a><BR>\n<a href=\"../uploadfiles/jvilla.doc\" target=\"jvilla\" class=\"fontlook\">Jennifer Villa \'09</a><BR>\n<a href=\"../uploadfiles/fvalle.doc\" target=\"fvalle\" class=\"fontlook\">Father Vallee\'s Homily</a>\n'),('8abr18b','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook2\"><B>Carrollton Students Take Top Honors at\nAnnual Spanish Oral Invitational</B>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Carrollton students in grades 6-8 participated in the Spanish Oral Invitational on Saturday, April 12th.  The competition is organized by Belen Jesuit Prep School every year during Spring time and typically ten schools are involved:  Belen, Epiphany, Our Lady of Lourdes, Ransom, St. Brendan’s, St. Kevin, St. Michael, St. Theresa, St. Thomas, and Carrollton.  This year our students excelled in the Poetry Recital Category. At the end a “grand prize” of the invitational is awarded to the top two schools.  The top two schools are selected based on a point system.  Every participant is judged and given a number of points. These points are added up and the total number represents the success of each school.  The 2 schools with the greatest number of points win the honor of being recognized as the top 2 schools in the competition.  This year, Carrollton was awarded 1st and Belen was 2nd.\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">We are happy to announce this year’s Carrollton winners:\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Intermediate (6th grade)\n  \n<p class=\"fontlook\">DECLAMACIÓN <BR>\n(Poetry Recital) FL (Foreign Language Speakers) <BR>\n1st place: Ciara Jones <BR>\n2nd place: Melanie Palacios <BR>\n3rd place: Elizabeth Pérez <BR>\n<BR>\n (Poetry Recital) S (Native speakers) <BR>\n2nd place: Courtney Dowell-Esquivel <BR>\n 3rd place: Kelsey Craythorne <BR>\n\n<P><CENTER><img src=\"../new_images/8abr18b1.jpg\"></CENTER>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Junior High (Grades 7 & 8)\n  \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">DECLAMACIÓN<BR> \n(Poetry Recital) FL (Foreign Language Speakers) <BR>\n1st place: Meredith Angueira <BR>\n3rd  place: Molly Nuell <BR>\n<BR>\n (Poetry Recital) S (Native Speakers) <BR>\n1st place: Ashleigh Samlut and Alessandra Zaldivar <BR>\n<BR>\n  LECTURA EXPRESIVA <BR>\n(Expressive reading) FL (Foreign Language Speakers) <BR>\n1st place: Megan Nardo <BR>\n2nd place: Caitlyn Meagher <BR>\n3rd place: Catherine Roen <BR>\n\n<P><CENTER><img src=\"../new_images/8abr18b2.jpg\"></CENTER>\n'),('8abr22a','<p class=\"fontlook\">\n\n<p><CENTER class=\"fontlook2\"><img src=\"../new_images/8abr22a1.jpg\"></CENTER>\n\n\n<p><CENTER class=\"fontlook\">The Montessori School celebrated spring with a beautiful Art Show entitled Meet the Masters the week of April 7th.  Our student artists welcomed their parents to Meli’s Hall (Melissa Rodriguez Assembly Hall) where, dressed as artists, they explained their masterpieces.  \n    \n<p><CENTER><img src=\"../new_images/8abr22a.jpg\"></center>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">\nThe Primary students delighted their parents, grandparents and guests with songs celebrating the essence of spring on April 8th at their concert.  Songs also provided the Intermediate students an ideal means to welcome spring at their concert that same evening. Their families and friends then walked to El Jardin to view their art work.\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">\n<B>2nd grade students perform during the Primary School’s Spring Concert</B>\n<p><CENTER><img src=\"../new_images/8abr22b.jpg\"></center>\n \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">\n<B>3rd grade students entertain the audience with a violin performance during the Primary School’s Spring Concert</B>\n <p><CENTER><img src=\"../new_images/8abr22c.jpg\"></center>\n\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">\n<B>5th grade students prepare to perform in the Intermediate School’s Spring Concert</B>\n <p><CENTER><img src=\"../new_images/8abr22d.jpg\"></center>\n\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">\n<B>6th grade students prepare to perform in the Intermediate School’s Spring Concert</B>\n <p><CENTER><img src=\"../new_images/8abr22e.jpg\"></center>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">\nIn celebration of Earth Day (April 22) the Junior High students invite everyone to experience their “Native Florida Butterfly Garden”, located near the swimming pool at the Junior High. Each plant is labeled with its common name, as well as its genus and species, in addition to the name and picture of the butterfly it attracts and sustains.  Everyone is guaranteed a few butterfly sightings by taking a little time to watch quietly the garden or by walking around the garden for a few free moments.\n   <p><CENTER><img src=\"../new_images/8abr22f.jpg\"></center>\n          \n'),('8apr1509a','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Community Service at Carrollton</B>\n \n<p class=\"fontlook\">In addition to numerous service activities provided by individual students, classes and clubs throughout the school year; at Carrollton all of the students and teachers in grades 3 through 12 travel to service sites  around Dade County on two or three school days.  This year, the intermediate school entertained young children in pre-school programs and seriously ill children in the pediatric ward at Jackson Memorial Hospital.  The junior high school provided fun and friendship for senior citizens, and the high school worked with Habitat for Humanity in the fall  and at environmental restoration projects in the spring. \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">As part of the Primary School’s commitment to community service, with the help and direction of Dr. Von Beebe, Director of Community Learning at Carrollton, the third grade did a project that focused on the life of a migrant child.  The week entailed various activities. The week began on Monday, March 30, with a presentation by Rachel Bueno and Rosa Farfan, two women that were at one time working in Homestead in the migrant fields and today are Miami-Dade Public School teachers.  Each day of the week, the girls participated in different activities such as writing letters to the migrant children, having a simple lunch on one day, going to a farm to pick tomatoes, not having snack on one day, reading short stories and seeing a film on the topic. The project also included a collection from all of the Montessori and Primary students of book bags, pencils, crayons and notebooks.  The week culminated with the third grade girls packing each book bag with school supplies for migrant students who enter school at all grade levels.\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">The Intermediate School focuses its service commitment on three on-going projects/areas, though the students can also make individual proposals for our collective action as a community and submit their proposals to the Intermediate School Director for approval.  These three areas of social justice and community service include involvement with the Haitian community through visits to Notre Dame Pre-school Day Care Center and frequent collaboration with Amor En Accion, with the migrant community primarily through visits to the Redlands Christian Migrant Center and with children with disabilities mainly, but not exclusively, through our visits to Jackson Pediatric Center. Additionally, the Intermediate School has had a daily recycling program for three years, in which every Intermediate student is actively involved. There is also a student leadership program through the homeroom representatives who can and do initiate actions for others, most of which benefit the people of Haiti or the children of the Barnyard. The 5th and 6th graders go weekly to volunteer with the children at the Barnyard and bring healthy snacks for them every week.\n\n<CENTER>\n<P class=\"fontlookc\"><B>Primary Migrant Week</B><BR>\n<TABLE width=100%>\n<TR>\n<TD align=center><img src=\"../new_images/8apr1509a1.jpg\"></TD>\n<TD align=center><img src=\"../new_images/8apr1509a2.jpg\"></TD>\n</TR>\n<TR>\n<TD align=center><img src=\"../new_images/8apr1509a3.jpg\"></TD>\n<TD align=center><img src=\"../new_images/8apr1509a4.jpg\"></TD>\n</TR>\n<TR>\n<TD align=center colspan=2><img src=\"../new_images/8apr1509a5.jpg\"></TD>\n</TR>\n</TABLE>\n<P class=\"fontlookc\"><B>Intermediate Service Day</B><BR>\n<TABLE width=100%>\n<TR>\n<TD align=center><img src=\"../new_images/8apr1509a23.jpg\"></TD>\n<TD align=center><img src=\"../new_images/8apr1509a24.jpg\"></TD>\n</TR>\n<TR>\n<TD align=center><img src=\"../new_images/8apr1509a25.jpg\"></TD>\n<TD align=center><img src=\"../new_images/8apr1509a26.jpg\"></TD>\n</TR>\n<TR>\n<TD align=center colspan=2><img src=\"../new_images/8apr1509a27.jpg\"></TD>\n</TR>\n</TABLE>\n\n<p class=\"fontlookc\"><B>Junior High Service</B><BR>\n<TABLE width=100%>\n<TR>\n<TD align=center><img src=\"../new_images/8apr1509a6.jpg\"></TD>\n<TD align=center><img src=\"../new_images/8apr1509a7.jpg\"></TD>\n</TR>\n<TR>\n<TD align=center colspan=2><img src=\"../new_images/8apr1509a8.jpg\"></TD>\n</TR>\n<TR>\n<TD align=center colspan=2><OBJECT ID=\"MediaPlayer\" WIDTH=\"640\" HEIGHT=\"480\" CLASSID=\"CLSID:22D6F312-B0F6-11D0-94AB-0080C74C7E95\"\nSTANDBY=\"Loading Windows Media Player components...\" TYPE=\"application/x-oleobject\">\n<PARAM NAME=\"FileName\" VALUE=\"../videos/brand_new_day.wmv\">\n<PARAM name=\"autostart\" VALUE=\"false\">\n<PARAM name=\"ShowControls\" VALUE=\"true\">\n<param name=\"ShowStatusBar\" value=\"false\">\n<PARAM name=\"ShowDisplay\" VALUE=\"false\">\n<EMBED TYPE=\"application/x-mplayer2\" SRC=\"../videos/brand_new_day.wmv\" NAME=\"MediaPlayer\"\nWIDTH=\"640\" HEIGHT=\"480\" ShowControls=\"1\" ShowStatusBar=\"0\" ShowDisplay=\"0\" autostart=\"0\"> </EMBED>\n</OBJECT></TD>\n</TABLE>\n<p class=\"fontlookc\"><B>High School Service</B><BR>\n<TABLE width=100%>\n<TR>\n<TD align=center><img src=\"../new_images/8apr1509a9.jpg\"></TD>\n<TD align=center><img src=\"../new_images/8apr1509a10.jpg\"></TD>\n</TR>\n<TR>\n<TD align=center><img src=\"../new_images/8apr1509a11.jpg\"></TD>\n<TD align=center><img src=\"../new_images/8apr1509a12.jpg\"></TD>\n</TR>\n<TR>\n<TD align=center><img src=\"../new_images/8apr1509a13.jpg\"></TD>\n<TD align=center><img src=\"../new_images/8apr1509a14.jpg\"></TD>\n</TR>\n<TR>\n<TD align=center><img src=\"../new_images/8apr1509a15.jpg\"></TD>\n<TD align=center><img src=\"../new_images/8apr1509a16.jpg\"></TD>\n</TR>\n<TR>\n<TD align=center><img src=\"../new_images/8apr1509a17.jpg\"></TD>\n<TD align=center><img src=\"../new_images/8apr1509a18.jpg\"></TD>\n</TR>\n<TR>\n<TD align=center><img src=\"../new_images/8apr1509a19.jpg\"></TD>\n<TD align=center><img src=\"../new_images/8apr1509a20.jpg\"></TD>\n</TR>\n<TR>\n<TD align=center><img src=\"../new_images/8apr1509a21.jpg\"></TD>\n<TD align=center><img src=\"../new_images/8apr1509a22.jpg\"></TD>\n</TR>\n</TABLE>\n</CENTER>\n'),('8aug27a','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>PIN CEREMONY – May 16, 2008</B>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">The Class of 2008 celebrated their induction into the Association of Sacred Heart Alumnae at the end of the academic year. This rite of passage takes place at the Pin Ceremony where each senior is given her alumna pin, alumnae passport and medal of Mater by a Sacred Heart alumna who once stood in her place. There are thousands of alumnae in forty five countries all over the world and the young women of Carrollton’s 2008 Class are the newest members of this worldwide sisterhood who share the same education and values. A home at the Sacred Heart is the gift they will have for the rest of their lives as part of the worldwide family of Sacred Heart alumnae.\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">The guest speaker at this year’s Pin Ceremony was Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk, SH ’68 Distinguished Professor and Dean of the University of Miami School of Architecture. Dean Plater Zyberk, a graduate of the Convent of the Sacred Heart, Overbrook, Pennsylvania, advised the graduates on how the education they received here could impact the world and to keep the Five Goals as the foundation of their lives. \n\n<P><CENTER><img src=\"../new_images/feature1.jpg\"></CENTER>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><a class=\"fontlook\" href=\"/uploadfiles/2008 Dean Plater-Zyberk\'s Pin Ceremony Speech.doc\">Dean Plater-Zyberk\'s speech</a>'),('8b','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><img hspace=5 align=\"right\" src=\"../new_images/8a1.jpg\">Carrollton Debate is having a season for the ages. In only its 3rd year as a Tournament of Champions qualified program, the team has reached the pinnacle of high school policy debate. \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Seniors Dorothy Anne Hector and Catalina Santos have been invited to the three premiere Round Robin tournaments in the country. No team in Carrollton Debate history has completed the trio of Greenhill, Harvard and Pace Round Robins. Only two other schools in the country this year received all three invitations. The girls, the first from Carrollton to ever qualify for the National Tournament of Champions, have travelled a lighter schedule this Fall as they complete their course work for the International Baccalaureate diploma and college applications. Both have been actively recruited by schools like Harvard, the University of Michigan, Northwestern and Emory and have been admitted to Georgetown. Additionally, this past year Carrollton received an honorary chair at the Barkley Forum at Emory University. These chairs are awarded for excellence in high school debate. Only two were awarded last year. \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">In addition to a very competitive academic and debate schedule, Catalina Santos has created a public service debate training program at The Barnyard. Each week debaters volunteer their time teaching public speaking and debate skills to the young people in the The Barnyards afterschool program. The hope is that by the end of the year, the students will be able to have a competition to reward their efforts. \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">While the Seniors lead, the younger students eagerly follow in their footsteps. Few expected them to do so as well as they have. This year\'s Novice team is far and away its most successful. Ninth graders Natassja Schmitt and Anna Dimetrijevic have won an astonishing eighteen straight debates, capturing two major Novice National tournament championships. The two have begun their debate careers with a remarkable record of twenty six wins and one loss. Alyssa Padilla, Lauren Cue, Natasha Johnson and Elena Peasant have also been in elimination rounds at major tournaments this year. The Novice students are now in the process of selecting their summer workshops. All will be spending a minimum of two weeks at a debate workshop. \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Sophomores Alina Gomez and Amberly Nardo have pioneered Carrollton’s newest development in debate by competing nationally in Lincoln Douglas debate. This is the first year that Carrollton has competed in the value based, one on one debate. Their success will make Carrollton and even more diverse debate threat. \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Debate continues to grow at Carrollton. You can follow its progress at <a href=\"http://www.carrolltondebate.com\">www.carrolltondebate.com</a>\n'),('8c','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><img hspace=5 align=\"right\" src=\"../new_images/8c1.jpg\">Our Junior High basketball team had a very successful year.  They finished their season with a 9-2 record.  The Cyclones finished atop the ACC eastern division with a 9-1 conference record, the only loss coming in a close battle with St. Francis Xavier.\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">The team was lead by Head Coach Javier Figueroa and Asst. Coach Eddie Suarez.  They both did an outstanding job utilizing and transforming the talent that they had on this team.  The girls improved daily at practice and their hard work was displayed on the court.  When asked how he thought the season went, Coach Figueroa responded, \"We had a fantastic season thanks to contributions from every single player on our roster.  We improved from game to game and overcame many injuries to win 9 games out of 11, while having a wonderful time doing it.\"  \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">The Cyclones played their home games this year on the Duchesne campus rather than the Barat campus.  We installed a new surface on the existing tennis court and transformed the tennis court into a multi-purpose surface.  We are now able to use the court for tennis, basketball, and also for volleyball.  It created a nice new atmosphere for our Junior High basketball games.  \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Congratulations ladies on a great year.  We look forward to seeing you on the court next year.\n'),('8d','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><img hspace=5 align=\"right\" src=\"../new_images/8d1.jpg\">Developmental Curriculum in the Junior High at Carrollton considers the development of the whole child:  cognitively, socially, morally, and physically.  The counselor employs a developmental approach that addresses the general stages and tasks that most individuals experience as they mature from childhood to adulthood.  Developmental Curriculum groups focus on the awareness and cultivation of positive inter and intra-personal skills and concepts formed through experience and education.  \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">The objectives of the program are to aid students to meet the challenges of modern life armed with knowledge of their physical, social, intellectual, and emotional development, to discover their own strengths, weaknesses, morals, and values; and to combine these insights into personal plans of action in present and future endeavors.\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">\n<BR>\n<CENTER><img src=\"../new_images/8d2.jpg\">\n&nbsp;\n&nbsp;\n&nbsp;\n<img src=\"../new_images/8d3.jpg\"></CENTER>'),('8dec10a','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Choir Holiday Choral Competition</B>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Congratulations to 14 members of the Les Choristes choir and 2 IB music students who represented Carrollton this past weekend at the Music USA Festival Holiday Choral Competition performing at Universal Studios Orlando. The group received 1st place in the High School Concert Choir Division. They were presented with a huge trophy commemorating the achievement. This magnificent group consisted of 9 Freshmen, 1 Sophomore, 5 Juniors, 1 Senior and Music Coordinator Dr. Busse\n\n\n<P><CENTER><img src=\"../new_images/8dec10a1.jpg\"></CENTER>\n'),('8dec15a','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Saturday Morning Retreats for Adults</B>\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">The Saturday Morning Retreats are opportunities for Carrollton parents and faculty/staff members to come aside on this beautiful campus from busy work and family lives to deepen our relationships with God, to strengthen the spiritual bonds which unite us and to provide mutual support. There will be time for prayer, espacio, spiritual reading, reflection, learning and sharing. \r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Men’s Retreat &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;  March 6, 2010\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Couples’ Retreats &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;  November 21, 2009 and March 20, 2010\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Women’s Retreat &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;  February 27, 2010  \r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Retreats are scheduled from 9:00am to 12:00 noon on the Barat Campus of Carrollton.  Pre-registration is required. \r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Retreat and Conference on Contemplative Prayer</B>\r\n\r\n \r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">These days of prayer and exploration of the tradition of contemplation include three overnights and begin with dinner on February 16, 2010 and conclude with lunch on February 19, 2010. \r\n\r\n \r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Father Carl Arico and Gail Fitzpatrick Hopler of Contemplative Outreach ( <a href=\"http://www.contemplativeoutreach.org\" class=\"fontlook\">www.contemplativeoutreach.org</a> ) and Suzanne Cooke, RSCJ will guide the Carrollton adult community through these days at Our Lady of Florida Retreat House in North Palm Beach, Florida.\r\n\r\n \r\n'),('8dec16a','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Celebrate Imagination</B>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><img src=\"../new_images/8dec16a3.jpg\" align=right>On January 23, 2009, Carrollton will be hosting its 47th Anniversary at \"Celebrate Imagination.\"  Parents, alumnae, neighbors and friends will join together under the Barat Oak for  a night of exceptional food  and wine tasting, live music and an exciting auction.  This year\'s participants include:  Anacapri, Andù, Cacao, Caffe Abbracci, Café Pilon, Cita\'s, Cooper\'s, Havana Harry\'s, Jaguar, Manny\'s Steakhouse, Mariposa, Mena Catering, Michy\'s, Oceanaire, Pasha\'s, Perricone\'s, Por Fin, Sandra\'s Dessert, Talavera, Tango Grill, and several premier wineries.  Chairs, Steven and Malou Perricone, will extend a warm welcome to over 500 guests for a wonderful evening under the stars, on the beautiful Barat Campus.\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Jackie Nespral, NBC-6 television anchor and current parent, will once again serve as the mistress of ceremonies for an unprecedented live auction.  The silent auction features fine jewelry, unique art pieces, one-of-a kind art work by Carrollton students, great entertainment items, gift certificates to the most popular stores in Miami, and much, much more.\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Join us and dance the night away during an evening full of charm and wonder; our theme, Imagination through Education.  Buy your ticket today and help Carrollton support its efforts in educating young women of courage and confidence!\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">For more information please contact Denise Ortega at 305-446-5673 ext. 1252 or Reba Buckley at 305-446-5673 ext. 1236. \n\n<P class=\"fontlook\">Celebrate Imagination Form:\n\n<UL>\n<LI class=\"fontlook\"><a class=\"fontlook\" href=\"../uploadfiles/Commemorative Auction Program.pdf\">Commemorative Auction Program</a>\n</UL>\n\n<P><CENTER><img src=\"../new_images/8dec16a4.jpg\"></CENTER>'),('8dec23a','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>CARROLLTON’S INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE ART AND DRAMA TAKE NYC BY STORM!!</B>\n\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">In early December, fifty-four of Carrollton’s IB visual art and drama students charged into the Big Apple to be a part of the culture that only New York can offer.  While the Drama students attended workshops with IB Drama teacher, Mrs. Zena Rodriguez and College Counselor, Ms. Carol Recicar during the day, the Art students visited museums such as the Metropolitan, MOMA, and the Guggenheim with High School Art teachers, Ms. Kari Snyder and Ms. Patricia Wiesen.  A special tour was arranged for some of the students to visit our sister school in Manhattan, Convent of the Sacred Heart (91st Street).  All students attended Broadway shows at night and went to the top of the Empire State building to catch a glimpse of the twinkling New York night sky.  The trip was made complete with a Sunday morning mass at Saint Patrick’s Cathedral followed by Ice Skating in Bryant Park while a Frank Sinatra song played and snow was falling.  “It was an incredible experience for the students”, said art teacher Ms. Patricia Wiesen, “while the art students got the chance to see some of Van Gogh’s most important pieces, the drama students were learning actual pieces from a Broadway show taught by an actress from the show itself.  This is something you cannot get in the classroom.  We are grateful that we could give our students this gift.”\n\n \n<P class=\"fontlook\"><img src=\"../new_images/8dec23a1.jpg\"><BR>\nIB Art students at the Metropolitan Museum of Art<BR>\n<BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8dec23a2.jpg\"><BR>\nEveryone attending Mass at Saint Patrick’s on our final day in NYC. <BR>\n<BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8dec23a3.jpg\"><BR>\nIB Art students outside of the Guggenheim museum in Manhattan.<BR>\n<BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8dec23a4.jpg\"><BR>\nCarrollton students outside of our sister school on 91st street in NYC, next door to Central Park<BR>\n<BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8dec23a5.jpg\"><BR>\nCarrollton students on a tour of the sister school led by Michael Chung, Dean of Students in the upper school<BR>\n<BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8dec23a6.jpg\"><BR>\n'),('8dec23b','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>ROBOTICS  CARROLLTON SECURES BEST ENGINEERED ROBOT AWARD AT NORTHEASTERN</B>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">One of Carrollton’s Robotics teams, Christina Rosalles ‘10, Emma Guerra ‘10, Emily Parr ‘10 and Jade Brown ’10, traveled to a Northeastern University Invitational Tournament in Boston last week. They did very well including two quick wins against strong teams. The third match they drew the eventual winner and were knocked out of the competition with a “late hit” from the other team. They work feverously to rebuild their robot and replace the three motors that were destroyed and did well in their final match. They finished 7th.  \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">The best part of the weekend was they were awarded  “Best Engineered Robot” which is the highest award that can be given. They were the only all-girls team there and to be given that award was a great honor. To give you an idea of the quality of competition, the school that won is an engineering magnet from New Jersey that has a stem cell lab and two electron microscopes for its 3000 handpicked students.\n\n<P><CENTER><img src=\"../new_images/8dec23b1.jpg\"></CENTER>\n\n'),('8dec23c','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>DEBATE CARROLLTON TEAMS SECURE TOC BIDS</B>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Earlier in the year Camilla Hernandez \'10 and Anna Dimitrejevic \'11 were impressive earning a Tournament of Champions (TOC) bid by taking 4th overall in the Alta Tournament in Salt Lake City. Over fifteen states were represented and there were slightly more than 100 policy debate teams competing. Congratulations to both. We applaud Ana for being the first Carrollton tenth grader to earn a bid to the TOC. At this same tournament, Carrollton Juniors Helen Gomez and Lauren Sisak took 3rd overall. They also earned a bid to this year\'s TOC. Of all the school\'s attending this year\'s Alta tournament, Carrollton was the only one to have two teams appear in the quarterfinals. \n\n \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">In Mid February the Debate Team traveled to Harvard University to compete at the largest invitational in the country. Carrollton has a history of being in elimination rounds on this weekend dating back 5 consecutive years and this year the streak was kept alive.\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Lauren Sisak and Helen Gomez lost in double –octos to Bronx Science, who went on to win the tournament. It was a close debate against what most consider the best team in the nation right now. Also this month the debaters went to Texas to compete at the Colleyville Heritage Invitational. This tournament is one of the smallest and most competitive pool of debaters in the nation and the results reflected it. Helen Gomez was named 3rd speaker out of 124. Caro Cuello ‘12 was 2nd speaker in the Novice Division out of 40 and Helena Buitrago ‘12 was 4th speaker. The team of Cuello and Butrago tied for 3rd place with the team of Valeria Villa ‘12 and Fabiola Urvdaneta ‘12.\n\n \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Junior Lauren Sisak and Sophomore Nastassja Schmiedt have been invited to Gonzaga University’s “Zags” Scholars Debate program.\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">This program admits 24 students annually who show great promise in debate. The institute waives all tuition costs for the 4 weeks that the students attend. In the past we have sent Catalina Santos, Elyse McNamara, Dianna Ferguson etc. It is an honor to have two students admitted and a pleasure to know that they will continue the trend of winning debaters at The Zags.\n\n\n\n<P><CENTER><img src=\"../new_images/8dec23c1.jpg\"></CENTER>\n\n'),('8feb10a','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Cyclone Softball Varsity Team Defeats Dade Christian in a Last Inning Clincher of the Season Opener</B>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Cyclones came from behind to beat Dade Christian 12-7 yesterday at the season opener.  The two teams battled back and forth during the first 5 innings of the game.  In the bottom of the 5th, the Crusaders took a 6-5 lead.  In the top of the 6th, Carrollton Freshman, Christy Sanchez, hit a double and then advanced to third when Carrollton Senior, Sophia Pittaluga, was hit by a pitch.  Carrollton Junior, Marie McGrath, then hit a single to tie the game up at 6-6.  Next to the plate for the Carrollton Cyclones was Senior, Nicolette Gasson.  Nico hit a clutch double in the right field gap scoring both Pittaluga and McGrath.  The Cyclones went on the win the game 12-7.  Congratulations one and all; it was a great come from behind win.\n\n<P><CENTER><img src=\"../new_images/8feb10a1.jpg\"></CENTER>'),('8feb2309a','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Goal III:  Schools of the Sacred Heart commit themselves to educate to\na social awareness which impels to action</B>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">On Thursday February 19, 2009, students announced that the Coconut Grove\nArts festival parking at Carrollton yielded $5,194. The funds will be\nused to help a variety of organizations that help to educate women and\nmaintain women\'s rights in the Middle East and Africa. The organizations\nthat the money will benefit include: Women for Women in which the\nCarrollton Human Rights Club funds an Afghan woman and a Rwandan woman,\nas well as the WISER foundation with Duke University where the\nCarrollton Human Rights Club funds a year\'s worth scholarship to a young\ngirl in a high school recently built in Mahuru Bay, Kenya. \n\n<P><CENTER><img src=\"../new_images/8feb2309a1.jpg\"></CENTER>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">In this picture a student presents Sr. Cooke with $2,500 to help with\nthe project for building a Sacred Heart school in Haiti.\n\n\n'),('8feb2409a','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Society of Women Engineers</B>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Carrollton sent 16 Freshman to University of Miami Women in Engineering week activities. They met with the Dean of Engineering and the admissions director. Later they had a tour of the engineering labs. To finalize the day they competed in an activity in which they were given 5 sheets of newspaper and some masking tape and were to build a table 10 inches off the ground that would support weight. Carrollton’s team finished second with a table that held three college physics textbooks. A great accomplishment since they were the only Freshman invited to the activity.\n\n<P><CENTER><img src=\"../new_images/8feb2409a1.jpg\"></CENTER>\n'),('8feb2409b','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Varsity Tennis</B>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Members of the Varsity Tennis Team competed at the Dade County Youth Fair last\nweek at Tropical Park. The team finished in second place.\nEmily Wilde and Elise Fernandez won the doubles\nchampionship. Lauren Fields won the #3 seed bracket,\nVictoria Lorido finished tied for third in the #2 seed\nbracket, and Rebecca Pol won the back draw of the #1 seed\nbracket.\n\n<P><CENTER><img src=\"../new_images/8feb2409b1.jpg\"></CENTER>\n'),('8feb2609a','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Carrollton Primary School Chinese New Year celebration</B>\n \n<p class=\"fontlook\">Chinese New Year is one of the biggest holiday events for the Chinese community. You can compare Chinese New Year to Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year all rolled into one. Characteristics of Chinese New Year include family gathering, big feasts, gift exchanging, and fireworks. \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Each New Year is represented by one of the 12 animals of the Chinese zodiac. This year is marked by the ox. It is said that if you are born in the year of the ox, you may be “Methodical, and sensible. Oxen are believed to be very reliable, although sometimes a bit dull and boring. Although they can be creative, they rarely take initiative and tend to be conservative about untested and unproven ideas. Rather than associating in large crowds, Oxen prefer small groups of close friends.”\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">To celebrate Chinese New Year, the Primary students practiced for the show for a few weeks along with helping create props, decorations and instruments for the show.\n\n<P><CENTER><img src=\"../new_images/8feb2609a1.jpg\"></CENTER>\n'),('8feb2a','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Daughters and Dads Enjoy Gator Park</B>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><img src=\"/new_images/8feb2a1.jpg\" align=right>While many in the North were wondering about the Ground Hog, Carrollton Primary and Intermediate Daughters and Dads were exploring gators and lizards at Gator Park on February 2nd. In addition to learning astounding things about our reptiles friends and neighbors, fathers and daughters enjoyed airboats rides and a good overview of the Everglades.  Everyone seemed to enjoy the canal, especially the chance to bserve  wildlife in its natural habitat. They saw  alligators,  both large adult and small immature alligators,  soft-shelled turtles and numerous birds.  \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Special thanks to Albert Gonzalez and Joan McKee for the organization.  More than 130 participated in this astounding adventure\n\n<BR><BR><BR><BR>\n<TABLE width=100%><TR>\n<TD align=center><img src=\"/new_images/8feb2a2.jpg\"></TD>\n<TD align=center><img src=\"/new_images/8feb2a3.jpg\"></TD>\n</TR></TABLE>'),('8feb4a','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Congé 2008</B>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><img src=\"/new_images/8feb4a4.jpg\" align=right>The Class of 2008 hosted a fabulous Congé on Monday, February 4th.   It\'s a congé! This announcement is recognized by students at Sacred Heart schools as signaling a day when they take leave of their regular studies and channel all energy into having fun. Conge( kon-zhay) is the French wording meaning leave taking, farewell.  Congés come when they are least expected, since the planning for them is done in secret. Originally, the activities and games, such as cache-cache (a group form of hide-and-seek), were planned by the Religious for the girls of the boarding schools. Today this tradition is the responsibility of the Senior Class.  Planning congé provides an opportunity for older students to exercise skills of planning and organizing as they work with administrators and faculty members to prepare activities for the younger students. \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Monday\'s congé was brilliant.  As students and their parents came to closer to Carrollton excitement mounted as students noticed signs asking about \"C\" and a day of fun and adventure.  As early morning carpools arrived to Barat and Duchesne they were greeted by seniors dressed in Disney characters and the word was out – \"Congé 2008 was on!!!\"\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><img src=\"/new_images/8feb4a2.jpg\" align=left>The Seniors had prepared an ideal holiday in the finest tradition of Congé.  The opening skit was fun, complete with the appearance of Walt Disney (Mr. Danguillecourt).  As students and faculty/staff members moved from play area to play area one could hear and see everyone\'s excitement.  The pictures speak for themselves!\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Special thanks to all the members of the Class 2008, to members of the Senior Team and to Senior mothers who helped with the logistics and final details.\n\n<BR><BR><BR><BR>\n<TABLE width=100%><TR><TD align=center><img src=\"/new_images/8feb4a3.jpg\"></TD>\n			<TD align=center><img src=\"/new_images/8feb4a1.jpg\"></TD>\n</TR></TABLE>'),('8feb5a','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Individual Artist Fellowships Announced</B>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">The Florida Dept. of Cultural Affairs has just announced the recipients of the 2008 Individual Artist Fellowships! We are delighted to learn Kari Snyder, Intermediate Art Teacher, received one of the 2-D visual artist awards! This is a great opportunity because the Department showcases the teacher’s artwork on the website later this spring.  The Fellowship also includes participating in an amazing traveling exhibition of all of the recipients’ works that tours the country to different galleries around the United States for the year! Congratulations Ms. Snyder!!!\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">More information can be found<BR> <a href=\"http://oss.dos.state.fl.us/communications/press-releases/2008-01-15.cfm\" target=\"8feb5a\">http://oss.dos.state.fl.us/communications/press-releases/2008-01-15.cfm</a>\n'),('8feb8a','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Primary Father Daughter Day</B>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Friday, February 1, 2008</B>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><img src=\"/new_images/8feb8a1.jpg\" align=right>The Primary School celebrated their annual Father Daughter Breakfast on Friday, February 1st.  This year the girls and their dads wrote a Lenten promise together in their writing journal.  Once they had their sentence written, they each chose a word that represented their promise and wrote it on a rock with their initials and the date.  They then laid the rocks around the Atrium.  It was a beautiful morning and a wonderful way to begin this Lenten season. \n\n \n\n \n\n \n\n \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>First Grade Celebrates 100 Days of School</B>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Tuesday, February 5, 2008</B>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">The First Grade celebrated their \"100th\" Day of school on Tuesday, February 5th.  The girls created a project that included 100 things.   Each student was invited to come to school dressed as a senior citizen.  The girls had a great time.\n\n \n\n\n<BR><BR><BR><BR>\n<TABLE width=100%><TR>\n<TD align=center><img src=\"/new_images/8feb8a3.jpg\"><BR><BR><img src=\"/new_images/8feb8a5.jpg\"></TD>\n<TD align=center><img src=\"/new_images/8feb8a4.jpg\"><BR><BR><img src=\"/new_images/8feb8a6.jpg\"></TD>\n</TR>\n<TR>\n<TD align=center colspan=2><img src=\"/new_images/8feb8a2.jpg\"></TD></TR>\n</TABLE>\n'),('8jan28a','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Celebrate Imagination</B>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><img src=\"../new_images/8jan28a1.jpg\" align=right>The Carrollton Community came together the weekend of January 23-25th for Celebrate Imagination to commemorate the school’s 47th anniversary.\n\n \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">On Friday night, the Sacred Heart Courtyard on the Barat Campus was transformed into a magical party scene. Restaurants offered an array of delicious treats, vineyards showcased top rated wines and guests lounged with complimentary cigars all the while enjoying live music and dancing under the Barat Oak. Celebrate Chairs Malou and Steven Perricone led a merry band of committee members and volunteers to extraordinary success. Inside Founders Library, an auction filled with fantastic items enticed guests. \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">On Saturday night, more than 200 alumnae joined for the Alumnae reunion. Nine reunion classes were honored with banners and a live webcast. The next morning, Carrollton hosted its first ever Mother-Daughter Alumnae Breakfast for the reunion years where Carrollton alumnae were joined by either their mothers, daughters or both. In some cases, three generations of Sacred Heart alumnae were represented. \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">On Sunday afternoon, a beautiful mass was attended by nearly 400 guests who came to the \nBlessing of the new Intermediate Pavilion with celebrant Fr. Valle. The school recognized the \nfollowing individuals whose contributions helped make this building a reality:  Eddy Arazoza, Russ Borden, Alberto Cordoves, Robert DelPino, Rick Herrera, Scott Masson, Manolo Menendez, Nelson Rodriguez, and Joanna Lombard Hector.\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Afterward, everyone enjoyed goûter and tours of the new building. \n\n'),('8jul0209a','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>FOUR WEEKS AROUND A GREEN WORLD</B>\n\n \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Carrollton’s annual Summer Camp journey begins July 6, 2009.  This year the summer camp staff has been working diligently to prepare for another exciting “Adventure Around the World.”\n\n \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">This summer, “Four Weeks Around a GREEN World” will take campers to ancient civilizations, rainforests and jungles, the orient and the islands of the Caribbean with a different Element as the theme each week:  Earth, Fire, Water and Air.   The schedule will be as follows:\n\n \n<TABLE width=100%>\n<TR>\n<TD class=\"fontlook\" valign=top>Week 1:    EARTH</TD>              \n	<TD class=\"fontlook\" valign=top>STROLL THROUGH JUNGLES, RAINFORESTS & THE EVERGLADES<BR>\n				Wednesday Fruit Festival – costume day – Friday Show</TD>\n</TR>\n\n<TR>\n<TD class=\"fontlook\" valign=top>Week 2:   FIRE</TD>              \n	<TD class=\"fontlook\" valign=top>TRAVELING TO ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS IN THE AMERICAS<BR>\n				Wednesday Chocolate Festival – costume day – Friday Show</TD>\n</TR>\n\n<TR>\n<TD class=\"fontlook\" valign=top>Week 3:   WATER</TD>              \n	<TD class=\"fontlook\" valign=top>SAILING THROUGH THE ISLANDS OF THE CARIBEEAN<BR>\n				Wednesday Ice-cream and Sorbets Festival – costume day – Friday Show</TD>\n</TR>\n\n<TR>\n<TD class=\"fontlook\" valign=top>Week 4:    AIR</TD>              \n	<TD class=\"fontlook\" valign=top>FLYING IN A MAGIC CARPET TO THE ORIENT<BR>\n				Wednesday Kites and Fans Festival – costume day – Friday Show</TD>\n</TR>\n</TABLE>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Participants will emerge with a new found respect for the Earth and useful ecology practices taught through the varied, daily sessions.  On Fridays, the girls will showcase  dancing, acting and singing pieces celebrating their educational voyage of the week! Family and friends are welcome to attend.\n\n \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Campers will enjoy Carrollton’s one-of-a-kind Summer Camp forging new friendships and interacting with girls from Miami and around the world, all while having fun at the camp’s exceptional daily activities.\n\n<CENTER><img src=\"../new_images/8jul0209a1.jpg\"></CENTER>'),('8jul0209b','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Summer Figure Drawing Workshop</B>\n\n \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">For the week of June 15th- 19th, 2009 the art department hosted a Figure Drawing workshop for upper level art students. The workshop was attended by 8-10 students per day. The three day workshop consisted of three hours per day of drawing from a live model. Students worked in many different mediums, some choosing to draw using charcoal while others experimented with ink washes, pastels and paint. Students were able to hone their figure drawing skills, learning about the proportions of the human body while drawing from observation. The workshop was team taught be Ms. Wiesen and Ms. Snyder.\n\n<BR><BR>\n<CENTER><img src=\"../new_images/8jul0209b1.jpg\"><BR><BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8jul0209b2.jpg\"><BR><BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8jul0209b3.jpg\"><BR><BR></CENTER>\n'),('8jul0909a','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>2009 Barnyard Summer Enrichment Program</B>\n \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><I>The Barnyard Community Center in Coconut Grove, Florida (Miami) serves inner city African American families in the West Grove through an After School Program; a Summer Camp; Court Diversionary Program for Juvenile Offenders; Parenting Workshops, Life Skills Programs; Computer Lab and other programs. </I>\n\n \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">This is the ninth summer for Carrollton’s award-winning, community service project which has been developed cooperatively with Coconut Grove Cares, Inc.(CGC). The goal is to provide enrichment activities and to build bridges of communication and understanding among cultural groups in Miami. Participants work on cooperative projects which involve critical thinking and the separation of opinions from factual information. This year the program consists of 40 - 50 young children from CGC’s summer camp program at The Barnyard, as well as many volunteers acting as teachers, leading enrichment lessons and counseling the campers. Various lessons have focused on the traditions of different cultures and have promoted “hands-on” participation by the children in activities such as learning dances, tasting foods, and singing songs. In addition, cooperative projects have also been part of the curriculum, which involve children, teen-agers and adults from different cultural groups working together within a supportive environment.\n\n \n\n \n\n\n\n\n<CENTER><img src=\"../new_images/8jul0909a1.jpg\"><BR>\n<BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8jul0909a2.jpg\"><BR>\n<BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8jul0909a3.jpg\"><BR>\n<BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8jul0909a4.jpg\"><BR>\n<BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8jul0909a5.jpg\"><BR>\n<BR>\n</CENTER>'),('8jul0909b','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>2009 Network Summer Project -  U.S.  Immigration   Policy   and   Families</B>\n\n\n \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><img src=\"../new_images/8jul0909b1.jpg\" align=\"right\"><I>Over 100 students from Sacred Heart schools around the country make Goal 3, <B>a social awareness that impels to action</B>, come alive in a very special way through participation in any of the Summer Service Projects sponsored by The Network of Sacred Heart Schools. \n\n \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Developing an awareness of social justice issues and determining how to respond to them have been essential components of Sacred Heart education from the society’s inception. Since the early 1980’s the Network has offered its students opportunities to participate in hands-on, social justice immersion experiences. An essential theme of the projects is to engage the students in partnerships with the adults and children of different cultures, backgrounds and abilities to work together to find solutions to inequalities in their communities.</I>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Students from six different Sacred Heart schools arrived to participate in this year’s Network Summer Project at Carrollton on Saturday, June 20th.  The program began by exposing students upon arrival to first-hand accounts from two Mexican-American women living in southern Miami-Dade county who had worked their way out of the “migrant stream” to become teachers.  \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">To emphasize Miami’s diversity and the role migrants have played in establishing different areas in Miami, students traveled to various areas including:  “Little Havana,” a Cuban-American neighborhood in central Miami, “Little Haiti,” to work with Haitian children in a summer camp program, various monuments remembering the “Bay of Pigs” incident, and “La Hermita” chapel, which honors those who have lost their lives at sea while attempting to reach freedom in our country.\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">To continue their efforts to understand and appreciate the legal and illegal immigrants in our communities, students met, in a very emotional session, with Carrollton teachers, maintenance workers, and parents. They shared their difficult journeys to our country as well as the significant sacrifices that they made in order to live in a land freedom and to raise their children here. These insights were reinforced when a local immigration attorney brought some of his current clients to share stories with the students about their struggle to gain legal status and their efforts to avoid deportation, especially when it would mean separation from their children. \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">The week culminated with a visit to the U.S. Immigration Court in downtown Miami.  Students were presented with a case study, reference material, and were asked to prepare for a “mock trial.” The participants split into two teams: one representing the Department of Homeland Security and the other representing the illegal immigrant who was facing deportation.  The well-respected and experienced immigration judge presiding over the case invited the students for lunch to discuss the possible options in the case and answer any questions.  Further, the teams worked with the two prosecuting attorneys and two defense attorneys, respectively, to prepare an in-depth analysis of the case study and to develop arguments to either “Let Her Stay” or “Send Her Away.”  The final day, after three hours of questioning witnesses and presenting arguments, the judge rendered his decision and congratulated the Sacred Heart students for participating in a courtroom experience comparable to a graduate lesson in law school.\n\n\n\n \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><I>Dr. Von N. Beebe, Director of Community Learning</I>\n\n\n<CENTER>\n</CENTER>'),('8jul0909c','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Breakthrough Miami</B>\n \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><I>Breakthrough Miami is a unique program in education where motivated, often at-risk students in Miami-Dade County work with talented college students interested in teaching.  This intensive program stresses academic excellence, leadership, cooperation, creativity and multicultural awareness. </I>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">This summer, Carrollton has extended its beautiful facilities to Breakthrough Miami College Bound Summer Academy. The College Bound program is the second phase of Breakthrough Miami’s commitment to its students. The program seeks to provide adequate resources to its students as Breakthrough Instructors help support them towards the goal of graduating high school and entering college. The aspects of the College Bound program include the Summer Academy for 9th graders, academic counseling and tutoring during the year, Saturday Programming, community service and volunteer opportunities, the annual college tour, support with college admissions, preparation course for the SAT and ACT exams, and study abroad opportunities. \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Currently the Summer Academy is in full swing with various academic classes and electives. Each Friday is devoted to a different topic such as arts, leadership, diversity, and even a day to do some volunteer work. The students also experienced a College Day where Carrollton’s College Advisor, Carol Recicar, along with other High School College Counselors, presented information about the college process. The program will culminate with a graduation and awards ceremony on July 25th. The hope is to provide an experience that will prepare these students for the sometimes difficult adjustment to high school life. \n\n\n\n<CENTER><img src=\"../new_images/8jul0909c1.jpg\">\n</CENTER>'),('8jul17a','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><CENTER><img src=\"../new_images/feature1.jpg\"><BR><BR><B class=\"fontlook\">Bots Worldwide</B></CENTER>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Don’t miss the chance to see our extraordinary Robots Teams in action this weekend at the Miami Beach Convention Center.  Bots Worldwide Championships have begun.  You can see amazing young people from high school and colleges compete all day Friday, Saturday and Sunday if you go to the Convention Center.  \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Carrollton sponsors the largest all girls robotics program in the country.  The students and their robots are AWESOME.  This year, we are fielding 17 individual teams at this competition.  Last year we took away several top honors.\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Recently, Dean M. Lewis Temares of the College of Engineering at the University of Miami spoke at a local school interested in participating in robotics and was asked what they needed to do to be a competitive robotics team. Dean Temares answered, “Figure out a way to beat the Carrollton girls.”\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">YouTube gives one an idea of the <a class=\"fontlook\" href=\"http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j_4Le7vwVR4\">competition</a>   just as this article <a class=\"fontlook\" href=\"http://www.carrollton.org/uploadfiles/31560_Carr_LaPlume.pdf\">http://www.carrollton.org/uploadfiles/31560_Carr_LaPlume.pdf</a> in our last La Plume did.\n'),('8jul2009a','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Camp Honey Shine</B>\n\n \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">In its fourth year here at Carrollton, Camp Honey Shine has grown into a four-week summer day camp that offers 100 young girls (a.k.a. Honey Bugs) from the Honey Shine Mentoring Program a chance at new experiences and activities that help create lasting summer camp memories.  From field trips, such as visiting and a behind-the-scenes tour of Miami Metro Zoo and the Hyatt Regency, to swimming, arts and crafts, reading, dance, DJ school, fitness classes, journaling, health and wellness sessions and even a talent show, Camp Honey Shine offers these girls an opportunity to make the most of their summer break.   The Honey Bugs also receive great support from numerous Honey Shine Mentoring volunteers such as Carrollton students and staff, community leaders, national and local celebrities and business executives.  \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Camp Honey Shine at Carrollton offers,  the Honey Shine Mentoring Program a majestic setting, to provide a safe, nurturing and cultivating environment for the “Honey bugs” to develop their own voice by exposing them to resources, people, and life changing messages during the summer and throughout the school year at bi-weekly Saturday workshops, occasionally hosted at Carrollton.  \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Camp Honey Shine allows girls to further develop their social skills, strengthen core values, practice critical thinking and team building, helping them to become strong, empowered young women with strength and resolve.  For more information on the Honey Shine Mentoring Program please contact 305/476-0095 or visit <a href=\"http://www.HoneyShine.org\" target=\"honeyShine\" class=\"fontlook\">www.HoneyShine.org</a>.\n\n<CENTER><img src=\"../new_images/8jul2009a1.jpg\"><BR>\n<BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8jul2009a2.jpg\"><BR>\n<BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8jul2009a3.jpg\"><BR>\n<BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8jul2009a4.jpg\"><BR>\n<BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8jul2009a5.jpg\"><BR>\n<BR>\n</CENTER>'),('8jun1809a','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>2009 ANNUAL CARROLLTON GOLF & TENNIS TOURNAMENT</B>\n\n \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><img src=\"../new_images/8jun1809a1.jpg\" align=right>Please join us for our Annual Golf & Tennis Tournament on Friday, November 13 at the Crandon Park Golf Course on Key Biscayne.     Tennis will be played next door at the International Tennis Center, home of the Sony Ericsson Tournament.  Funds generated by these tournaments support our entire athletic program; 12 high school and 9 junior high sports.   Almost half of the student body is active in junior varsity or varsity teams.  We hope to see you there!\n\n \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><a href=\"../uploadfiles/09-10 golf forms.pdf\" class=\"fontlook\">Click here for details, registration and sponsorship opportunities.</a>\n\n\n'),('8mar0209a','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Fairchild Challenge - Updated</B>\n \n<p class=\"fontlook\">Ms. Snyder’s Introduction to Art class and Digital Photography class took part in the 2009 Fairchild Challenge Option #4 “Plants and Their Pollinators”. This competition featured artwork by students using the mediums of watercolor or photography. Ms. Wiesen’s Drawing and Painting I class took part in the Fairchild t-shirt design competition using a relief printmaking method to create their designs.  \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Students in both Introduction to Art and Photography class had the opportunity to take part in this year’s Fairchild Challenge. Using the website of The Miami Blue Chapter of the North American Butterfly Association and butterfly reference books from Fairchild’s library students did research in their sketchbooks prior to painting their butterflies. Photography students who chose to take part in the challenge were able to visit Fairchild’s butterfly garden to capture their subjects in action. To see the top entries for the Plants and Their Pollinator challenge check out this link from Fairchild’s website: <a href=\"http://www.flickr.com/photos/fairchildchallenge/sets/72157615100354820/\">http://www.flickr.com/photos/fairchildchallenge/sets/72157615100354820/</a>\n\n<P><img src=\"../new_images/8mar0209a2.jpg\" align=left>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Honorable Mention awards went to the following girls:\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Watercolor:<BR>\nJassenia Rodriguez, 48 Points, Honorable Mention, 10th Grade\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Photography:<BR>\nJulia Eisenacher, 49 Points, Honorable Mention,  10th Grade      \nKiera Russell, 49 Points, Honorable Mention, 10th Grade\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Five members of our debate team joined 22 other schools from South Florida on Saturday, 2/7/09, to participate in the 2009 Fairchild Challenge Student Congress Debate held at Fairchild Tropical Garden.   The topics debated included biofuel technologies, waste-to-energy facilities, carbon emissions offset tax, requiring fast food industries to use post-consumer recycled content materials for packaging and imposing a fee for pet stores that sell iguanas.  Participants were judged on debating skills, knowledge of subjects, preparation, stage presence, composure, creativity, effective use of language and respect for fellow debaters.  \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Sophomore Nastassja Schmiedt received the Debater’s Choice Award  from her fellow debaters and both Leandra Lopez and Nastassja were awarded Honorable Mention. Senior Cristy Arazoza also served as Student Presiding Officer, a role typically filled by young men rather than young women.  They earned a perfect score of 250 points for this option. On Wednesday, 2/25, Channel 6 aired a story about the Fairchild Challenge.\n\n<P><CENTER><img src=\"../new_images/8mar0209a1.jpg\"></CENTER>\n'),('8mar2409a','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Varsity Softball Wins Foundation Tournament</B>\n \n<p class=\"fontlook\">The Varsity Softball team is currently on a 5 game win streak and have won 10 of their last 13 games.  The team just returned from Orlando where they competed in the 1st Annual Foundation Academy Softball Tournament, taking place on March 20th.  The girls were a perfect 4-0 on the weekend and beat Foundation Academy in the finals.  There were seven other teams competing in the tournament from the central Florida area.  Marie McGrath was named to the All-Tournament Team, and Christy Sanchez was named Tournament MVP.\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">In their first game back from Orlando, the Cyclones took on the St. Brendan Sabres.  Sophia Pittaluga went 4 for 4 at the plate and led the Cyclones to a victory at St. Brendan.  McGrath was the winning pitcher and Sanchez came in to close the game.  Daniela Calderon, Nicolette Gasson, Elizabeth Valentine and Andrea Rabassa made big defensive plays to keep the Sabres to just 3 runs. \n\n<P><CENTER><img src=\"../new_images/8mar2409a1.jpg\"><BR><BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8mar2409a2.jpg\"> &nbsp; &nbsp &nbsp; <img src=\"../new_images/8mar2409a3.jpg\"></CENTER>\n'),('8may0509a','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Carrollton Tennis Team makes it to State Championships</B>\n \n<p class=\"fontlook\">The Varsity Tennis Team won the District 16-1A Championship after a tough dual-team playoff against Ransom Everglades, the defending class 1A State Champions.  This is the first District Championship in 20 years for Carrollton Tennis.   The team finished the season with a 9-3 record and advanced to the Regional Finals of the State Tournament.\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">The doubles team of Rebecca Pol and Lauren Fields qualified for the State Finals as the District #1 seed doubles Champions.  Rebecca and Lauren played extremely well at the State Tournament and finished as the Class 1A Individual Doubles State Runner-up.  \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Congratulations to our amazing Tennis Team!\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><CENTER><img src=\"../new_images/8may0509a1.jpg\"></CENTER>'),('8may0509b','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Carrollton Robotics compete at the National Tournament</B>\n \n<p class=\"fontlook\">Carrollton\'s strong robotics tradition was upheld at the National \n\ntournament in San Francisco in late April. For the first time the professional 220 pound \n\nclass competed at the same location as the college and high school \n\ncompetition. Carrollton was represented by Lizzy\n\nDeZuelleta\'08 in the professional class when her WPI team finished as \n\nnational champions. In the college competition, Carrollton\'s Andrea \n\nSuarez \'06 drove the University of Miami\'s robot to a third place \n\nfinish.\n\n \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">In the competitive high school 120 pound class the team of Lauren \n\nCorrea and Jennifer Villa finished in 5th place. The team of Bianca \n\nBarrionuevo, Andrea Ucar and Cat Walkington did very well with 2 wins \n\nand their only losses were to other Carrollton robots, they were \n\ngiven a special award as \"Judges Favorite Team\". The team of Elizabeth \n\nMasson, Daniel Cosio and Andrea Rovirosa stayed the longest in the \n\nwinners category and won two awards for Documentation of building the \n\nrobot.\n\n \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">In the very competitive 15 pound class, the team of Tiffany Virgin, \n\nJessica Ortiz, Annalury Villasante, Victoria Rosier, Natasha Johnson \n\nand Carolina Barreto came in 6th place.   Carrollton\n\nswept the Documentation Awards:  the  first place documentation  \n\nwent to the team of Jade Brown, Emma Guerra, Christiana Rosales and Emily \n\nParr, being used as an example for all teams. The team of Natalie Diaz, \n\nLauren Del Valle, Pam Zedan and Gaby Fortun also won an award for \n\nDocumentation. Victoria Enjamio, Andrea Rabassa, Katrina Sanchelema \n\nand Monica Zatrain\'s team was the only Carrollton team to compete in \n\ntwo different categories. The team of Kira Russel, Alexandra Morales, \n\nAlejandra Zamparelli, Jassenia Rodriguez, Michelle Robelo and \n\nAlejandra Rovirosa had a very well-engineered robot but lost their \n\nmatch on a controversial judges’ decision.  The team of Andrea \n\nBarcia, Sofia Diaz and Claudine Fernandez had a great competition.\n\n \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Finally, in the Task Robot Class, Carrollton dominated with the National \n\nChampion Team of Nina Campo, Sofia Gomez, Christine Nunez, Lauren \n\nO\'Brien and Gaby Campana also winning the Best Engineered Robot Award. \n\nThe National Runner-Up team of Ali Mesa, Anamari Mesa, Sofie Arazoza, \n\nAna Zelaya and Adrienne Castro  also won 3rd place in \n\nDocumentation. First place in Documentation went to the team of Ana \n\nKurzan, Carolina Menendez and Adriana de Armas. Second place went to \n\nthe team of Vanessa Chammoro, Helena Buitrago, Tessa Danguillecourt \n\nand Gaby Granda,  which tied for 5th place in the competition with the \n\nteam of Mandy Kuhn, Madison Uva, Megan Rickborn, Kelly Keough and \n\nIlyssa Block (this team scored the highest point total in a single \n\nmatch during the competition).\n\n \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">All in all Carrollton took 10 out of the possible 21 trophies in the \n\nhigh school competition.  The girls have worked very well and the \n\nschedule included some nights with the competition beginning at 8am \n\nand ending at 9pm. Many of the girls had Sunday off and spent the day \n\ndoing homework rather than to tour San Francisco. The Seniors gave up \n\ntheir Grad Night and the Freshman gave up a chance of running for \n\nclass office to go to this competition.\n\n \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Congratulations to all of the Carrollton Robotics participants!\n\n \n<p class=\"fontlook\"><CENTER><img src=\"../new_images/8may0509b1.jpg\"><BR>\n<BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8may0509b2.jpg\"><BR>\n<BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8may0509b3.jpg\"><BR>\n<BR>\n\n<img src=\"../new_images/8may0509b4.jpg\"><BR>\n<BR>\n\n<img src=\"../new_images/8may0509b5.jpg\"><BR>\n<BR>\n\n<img src=\"../new_images/8may0509b6.jpg\"><BR>\n<BR>\n\n<img src=\"../new_images/8may0509b7.jpg\"><BR>\n<BR>\n\n<img src=\"../new_images/8may0509b8.jpg\"><BR>\n<BR>\n\n<img src=\"../new_images/8may0509b9.jpg\"><BR>\n<BR>\n\n<img src=\"../new_images/8may0509b10.jpg\"><BR>\n<BR>\n\n\n</CENTER>\n\n'),('8may1209a','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>MAM Scholastic Art Awards</B>\n\n \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Carrollton IB Art student participated in the Scholastics Art Awards ceremony that took place at the Miami Art Museum. Gabriela Gonzalez and Stephanie Vara received Gold Key awards from Mabel Morales, the district art supervisor for Miami-Dade Public Schools. As exhibited in the photos, one piece titled “Wish” by Gabi Gonzalez was the one that took home the Gold Key. All Gold and Silver Key winners will go on to have their artwork compete nationally in New York City.\n\n \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Out of more than 3000 artworks submitted regionally from both public and private schools, only 250 were chosen for awards and exhibition.\n\n \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Carrollton students who won awards:<BR>\n\nGabriela Gonzalez, IB Art HL  - Gold Key<BR>\n\nStephanie Vara, IB ART HL – Gold Key, 2 Silver Keys<BR>\n\nEmiliana Rubio, Portfolio Preparation (Photography) – Gold Key<BR>\n\nNatalia Macias, IB Art HL- Gold Key<BR>\n\n\n \n<p class=\"fontlook\"><CENTER><img src=\"../new_images/8may1209a1.jpg\">\n\n<BR>\n\n<img src=\"../new_images/8may1209a2.jpg\">\n\n<BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8may1209a3.jpg\">\n\n<BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8may1209a4.jpg\">\n\n<BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8may1209a5.jpg\">\n\n<BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8may1209a6.jpg\">\n\n<BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8may1209a7.jpg\">\n\n<BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8may1209a8.jpg\">\n\n<BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8may1209a9.jpg\">\n\n<BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8may1209a10.jpg\">\n\n<BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8may1209a11.jpg\">\n\n<BR>\n\n</CENTER>\n\n'),('8may1209b','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Deering Estate Youth Arts Day and Music Fest</B>\n\n \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Congratulations to junior Ferila Sausi whose self portrait won first place in the portraiture competition at the Deering Estate Youth Arts Day and Music Fest 2009. \n\n \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Ferila’s artwork along with work from other Carrollton students such as  Valentina Chamorro, Kristen Rodriguez, Megan Rickborn, Natasha Johnson, Nina Vorobiev, Gabriella Campana, and Mary Spiegel will be on display through the 12th of May at Deering Estate. \n\n \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">These art pieces are an exemplary representation of the talent, skill, and ability Carrollton art students possess.  Congratulations to all!\n\n\n \n<p class=\"fontlook\"><CENTER><img src=\"../new_images/8may1209b1.jpg\">\n\n<BR>\n\n<img src=\"../new_images/8may1209b2.jpg\">\n\n<BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8may1209b3.jpg\">\n\n<BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8may1209b4.jpg\">\n\n<BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8may1209b5.jpg\">\n\n<BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8may1209b6.jpg\">\n\n<BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8may1209b7.jpg\">\n\n<BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8may1209b8.jpg\">\n\n<BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8may1209b9.jpg\">\n\n<BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8may1209b10.jpg\">\n\n<BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8may1209b11.jpg\">\n\n<BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8may1209b12.jpg\">\n\n<BR>\n</CENTER>\n\n'),('8may1309a','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Les Choristes at Deering Estate Youth Arts and Music Day</B>\n\n \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">On Sunday, April 26, members of Carrollton High School Choir \"Les\nChoristes\" celebrated their spring concert as featured singing group\nparticipating at the annual Deering Estate Youth Arts and Music Day.\nThey performed a variety of Classical, Pop, Broadway and Jazz selections\ninside the main ballroom of the estate. The Deering mansion was designed\nand built by the same architect/builders as El Jardin and the ballroom\nwith arched ceiling was a nearly perfect acoustical environment for the\ngirls\' angelic voices.\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><CENTER><img src=\"../new_images/8may1309a1.jpg\">\n\n<BR>\n\n\n<BR>\n</CENTER>\n\n'),('8may2609a','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>CARROLLTON DEBATE</B>\n\n \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><img src=\"../new_images/8may2609a2.jpg\" align=right>The last few months of Carrollton Debate have proved the strength and skill of this successful team :\n\n \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">After sacrificing their entire Easter break to prepare, debate students went to the National Debate Coaches Association’s (NDCA) national championship in Las Vegas. On the first day, they finished 3-1, with a singular loss to a team that will likely end up in the top five overall nationally. On the second day, they rattled off three straight wins, passing the total win number of Dorothy Anne Hector and Catalina Santos as Seniors. After realizing that we now had a young team ranked sixth in the country, we were surprised to find them also in the Top 20 speakers. Helen Gomez was 14th and Anna Dimitrijevic was the 10th best speaker in the nation. In elimination rounds, they lost a narrow debate to Glenbrook North on a 2-1 decision finishing Monday afternoon. They had advanced a single elimination round further than any Carrollton team in NDCA history. Congratulations to these students for their effort.\n\n \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Upon return from the National tournament we were informed that Junior Alina Gomez had been admitted to the prestigious Yale Scholars program for Lincoln Douglas Debate. It is far and away the most prestigious LD program. She will spend weeks with some of the nation’s best political minds discussing philosophy and competing. \n\n \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">This capped a rebuilding year for Carrollton Debate. After the graduation of national quarter finalists Dorothy Hector and Catalina Santos, it was expected that the season to follow would be a slow one. Out of the gates though, Sophomore Anna Dimitrijevic and Camilla Hernandez took first place in the Michigan Round Robin ( our 3rd appearance in their final round in four years). Weeks later, two teams earned their qualifying bids for the Tournament of Champions. Helen Gomez, Lauren Sisak, Anna Dimitrijevic and Camilla Hernandez all earned bids. Dimitrijevic was the first in Carrollton history to do so as a sophomore. \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><img src=\"../new_images/8may2609a1.jpg\" align=left>Next, Helen Gomez and Anna Dimitrijevic had a 4th place finish at Vestavia Hills, Alabama while ninth graders Valeria Villa and Fabiola earned first place in the novice division ( second year in a row for Carrollton ).\n\n \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">In terms of rebuilding it was a very successful year. All of the aforementioned students will be returning to debate next year.\n\n\n \n<p class=\"fontlook\"><CENTER>\n\n<BR>\n\n\n\n<BR>\n\n</CENTER>\n\n'),('8may2a','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><CENTER><img src=\"../new_images/featurea.jpg\"><BR><BR><B class=\"fontlook\">MSA and Carrollton School Form Alliance – March 2008</B></CENTER>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Goal III – A social awareness which impels to action and a desire to pursue a career in medicine prompted six Carrollton juniors: Lauren Correa, Michelle Loret-de-Mola, Caroline Naya, Gabriella Podhuka, Natalia Useche and Jennifer Villa to participate in a medical mission with the organization, Medical Students in Action, from March 29 – April 4. They joined University of Miami medical students and local physicians to provide medical services and education to residents of impoverished areas surrounding Santo Domingo.  Dr. Donato Argüelles, father of Carrollton graduates, Carolina ‘07 and Cristina ’98, approached Carrollton to see if there were students interested in assisting them on this mission.  Carolina participated in the mission last year and returned truly transformed.  It was her hope that an alliance could be formed between Carrollton and the organization so that future Carrollton students could participate in this worthy volunteer program.  The students were accompanied by parents, Mrs. Jennifer Villa and Mrs. Natalia Molina-Gustafson, who were invaluable to the success of the program, as they too volunteered to help. Preparing for the trip, the students knew they would be needed to assist the doctors and medical students by translating from Spanish to English and to be an extra pair of hands.  What they did not know, was the impact these five days would have on them.  \n \n<P><CENTER><img src=\"../new_images/feature1.jpg\"></CENTER>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">After the mission, Dr. Argüelles had this to say about the Carrollton students’ role in this important work, “You constituted the heart and soul of the mission. Within hours of assisting with translations, you intuitively understood the basics of what we were doing. Your endless energy allowed us to see many more patients than would have been remotely possible, especially in light of us visiting a “new” village on Wednesday where the sick seemed to seep from the crumbling walls around us. The 12 hour days where exhausting, but slipped by so quickly that water and lunch breaks where often forgotten.  As the days passed, you all actively became integral parts of the medical team. The medical teaching was captured on a single presentation and demonstration. The next time, you were the ones taking blood pressures, listening for heart murmurs, learning how to do physical exams,  EKG’s and Echocardiograms, pelvic exams and Pap smears, checking blood sugars and helping us out with the paperwork and the database. And believe it or not, this was only the “small” part of what you learned. More importantly was the personal experience of momentarily living amongst the poor and needy, really appreciating the difficulties that they face daily and how it is part of our obligation and Godly calling to help. The Mission becomes a spiritual, intellectual and emotional connection at a critical moment in your lives. I don’t need to state the obvious: that this moment in your lives reaches to the core of the Carrollton experience.  Yet the best part was the “fun”. Sometimes work doesn’t seem like work but play, especially when you so heartedly give of yourselves to the benefit of others. I want to thank you each personally for making my trip so much more fulfilling and complete.”\n \n<P><CENTER><img src=\"../new_images/feature2.jpg\"></CENTER>\n\n	\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Exhausted when they returned, but energized and gratified for the unique opportunity they were presented, some of the students had this to say about their experience.  Michelle Loret de Mola, who had travelled to third-world countries before and seen poverty first-hand, never thought that she could make a difference given the enormity of these situations. Participating in the mission, she learned that she could.  Using her communication skills and willingness to lend a hand, Michelle realized the role she can play in helping others.  Gaby Pohudka, who aspires to be a physician said, “I gained a new perspective towards everything that I have, including things that I take for granted, such as medical care. I learned the true meaning of generosity, especially in the field that I would like to pursue in the future. This experience really changed me and the way that I look at the rest of the world.”  All of the participants agreed it was a rewarding experience and they look forward to continue assisting Medical Students in Action to realize their goals.\n \n\n'),('8nov11a','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Papalotzin</B>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">A group gathered in Miami for Papalotzin!  The desire to work together within the Americas and within the world is strong. The willingness to work together to help our students and colleagues appreciate the reality of being global citizens and members of the Family of the Sacred Heart is very impressive.\nBelow is a letter from Suzanne Cooke, RSCJ\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Dear Friends,  \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">The group gathered here in Miami for Papalotzin has been quite fantastic!  \nThe power point explains what Papalotzin is.  The desire to work together within the Americas and \nwithin the world is strong.  I have been very impressed by the willingness to work together to help \nour students and colleagues appreciate the reality of being global citizens and members of the Family \nof the Sacred Heart.  We have webcast the meetings and I can send you the link if you wish.  \nThe group will be writing a summary of insights and will send it out later.   During these days I \nhave been thinking about our last International Heads Meeting and our most recent Heads meeting in \nSt. Louis.  We made a promise to one another in the Americas that we would work together.  In \nSpanish such a promise is called “un compromiso” and is sacred.  Now that the Papalotzin Team from \nMexico has begun to meet with schools and has worked on the site, this is the moment for us to get \ninvolved.  I think is for us to encourage our faculties to become involved in the Papalotzin \nprojects.    Please look at the website. <a href=\"http://www.papalotzin-csc.com.mx/\" class=\"fontlook\">http://www.papalotzin-csc.com.mx</a>  The website is impressive \nand the technical issues have been worked out.  A community for Sacred Heart Learning Communities has \nbeen created.  The participants in this meeting saw this website as a tool to enhance our experience \nof being global citizens and members of the Family of the Sacred Heart.  Below is the list of the \npeople who attended.  Anyone of them could amplify what I am saying.    Thank you  I look forward \nto our working together.  \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Suzanne Cooke, RSCJ  \n\n<P><CENTER><img src=\"../new_images/8nov11a1.jpg\"></CENTER>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><a href=\"../uploadfiles/Papalotzin Power Point Presentation.ppt\" class=\"fontlook\" target=\"papalotzin\">Papalotzin Power Point Presentation</a>\n'),('8nov11b','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Columbus Olympics</B>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">On October 22nd the 8th graders participated in the 30th annual Christopher Columbus Olympics. Twenty Archdiocesan schools participated.  The results for Division III schools are as follows:\n\n<TABLE width=100%>\n<TR>\n<TD class=\"fontlook\">Art</TD><TD class=\"fontlook\">Aryelle Siclait</TD><TD class=\"fontlook\">3rd place</TD>\n</TR>\n\n<TR>\n<TD class=\"fontlook\">English</TD><TD class=\"fontlook\">Francis Swanson</TD><TD class=\"fontlook\">3rd place</TD>\n</TR>\n\n\n<TR>\n<TD class=\"fontlook\">History</TD><TD class=\"fontlook\">Sophia Pines</TD><TD class=\"fontlook\">1st place</TD>\n</TR>\n\n<TR>\n<TD class=\"fontlook\"></TD><TD class=\"fontlook\">Catherine Davis</TD><TD class=\"fontlook\">3rd place</TD>\n</TR>\n\n\n<TR>\n<TD class=\"fontlook\">Math</TD><TD class=\"fontlook\">Mary Grace Darmody</TD><TD class=\"fontlook\">1st place</TD>\n</TR>\n\n\n<TR>\n<TD class=\"fontlook\">Religion</TD><TD class=\"fontlook\">Alejandra Alvarez</TD><TD class=\"fontlook\">2nd place</TD>\n</TR>\n\n<TR>\n<TD class=\"fontlook\"></TD><TD class=\"fontlook\">Leticia Beeck</TD><TD class=\"fontlook\">3rd place</TD>\n</TR>\n\n\n<TR>\n<TD class=\"fontlook\">Science</TD><TD class=\"fontlook\">Alejandra Biaggi</TD><TD class=\"fontlook\">1st place</TD>\n</TR>\n\n<TR>\n<TD class=\"fontlook\"></TD><TD class=\"fontlook\">Cara Vazquez</TD><TD class=\"fontlook\">2nd place</TD>\n</TR>\n\n\n<TR>\n<TD class=\"fontlook\">Speech</TD><TD class=\"fontlook\">Stefanie Fernandez</TD><TD class=\"fontlook\">3rd place</TD>\n</TR>\n\n\n<TR>\n<TD class=\"fontlook\" valign=top>General Skills</TD><TD class=\"fontlook\" valign=top>Daniela Asturias<BR>Cristina Beauperthuy<BR>\n                                    Gabriela Gonzalez<BR>\n                                    Gabrielle Hasner<BR>  </TD><TD class=\"fontlook\" valign=top>2nd place</TD>\n</TR>\n                                                \n </TABLE>\n\n<P><CENTER><img src=\"../new_images/8nov11b1.jpg\"></CENTER>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">We are so proud of them!\n\n'),('8nov11c','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>DAANS Spelling Bee</B>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">On November 6th, 2008, the Dade Association of Academic Non-public Schools hosted \nits 1st Annual DAANS Spelling Bee for 5th graders.  Our Carrollton Team won first place out of 18 \nschools that participated each sending a 4-member team.  Team members Diana Correa, Gabriela Delgado, \nRafaela Espin and Sabrina Souza and alternate Roma Rowe earned spots on the team through an in-school \nspelling bee held the previous week.  The girls had to prepare over 1,000 words provided by DAANS in \norder to participate in the contest.  The teams competed in four rounds including a bonus round with \nits own list of words to prepare.  With only 2 misspelled words, Carrollton’s team won the competition \nsetting a high standard for our Carrollton teams in the future.  Conchita Espinosa Academy won second \nplace and Alexander Montessori won third place.\n\n<P><CENTER><img src=\"../new_images/8nov11c1.jpg\"></CENTER>\n'),('8oct20a','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Carrollton Captures Golf District Championship</B><BR>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Fifth Year in a Row</B>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Our Varsity Golf Team captured the District 24-1A Team Championship for the 5th consecutive year.  Congratulations to team members Jennifer Villa ’09, Marie McGrath ’10, Alexandra Perez ’11 and Ryley Gregorie ’13!  \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">We also want to celebrate Jennifer Villa ‘09 for winning the Individual Championship.  She edged Miami Herald Golfer of the Year Melissa Edmonson of Westminster Christian in a two-hole playoff to win the District 24-1A individual girls\' title at Biltmore Golf Course.  \'I was nervous that first playoff hole, but on the second I just didn\'t think and hit it,\'\' Jennifer said. ``The putt went in from almost 20 yards away.”  Jennifer led Carrollton to the team title by shooting a 78 despite constant rain throughout her round.  We will miss Jennifer who aspires to enter the field of science.  Last January, she scored a perfect 2400 on her SAT.\n\n<P><img src=\"../new_images/8oct20a1.jpg\">'),('8oct21a','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Welcome back Sister Blaeser and Sister Glavin!</B>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Carrollton is excited to announce that Sr. Georgie Blaeser and Sr. Maureen Glavin \nhave joined the 2008-2009 Board of Trustees.  Sr. Blaeser is a familiar face to many alumnae who \nattended Carrollton throughout the late 80’s to mid 90’s.  She worked mainly in the high school \nwhere she was head of the Social Justice/Community Service Program, taught Senior Religion, Psychology, \nSocial Justice, Ethics, and served as Campus Minister.  Her post-Carrollton years consisted of becoming \na member of the United States Provincial Team in which she traveled extensively to areas of the U.S. \nwhere the RSCJ serve, as well as many countries where the Society ministers.  Currently, she is the \nEducation Director at Sprout Creek Farm in Poughkeepsie, NY <a href=\"http://www.sproutcreekfarm.org\" class=\"fontlook\">www.sproutcreekfarm.org</a>.Many alumnae and \nfaculty have visited the farm and know it is a center for education, farming, community building and \nspiritual growth.  The farm offers programs for children of all ages and many designed specifically \nfor students and adults in Network Schools.  \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Sr. Glavin is also no stranger to Carrollton.  She was the Assistant Director of \ngrades 7-12 from 2000-2002 and Director of the Junior High from 2002-2004.  A native of Syracuse, \nNew York, Sr. Glavin holds a Bachelor’s degree in Chemistry from St. Lawrence University in Canton, \nNew York, membership in Phi Beta Kappa, and did her Masters work in Theology at St. Thomas University \nin Houston.  Prior to entering the Society, Sr. Glavin worked in a medical school laboratory in \nupstate New York followed by an almost 4 year adventure teaching secondary level English, Math, and \nScience at the Arusha Catholic Junior Seminary in Tanzania, East Africa.  As a Religious of the Sacred \nHeart, Sr. Glavin has taught at the Sacred Heart school in St. Charles and served as Assistant \nPrincipal at Our Lady of Guadalupe School in Houston.  She is the current Head of School at the \nAcademy of the Sacred Heart in St. Charles, MO <a href=\"http://www.ash1818.org\" class=\"fontlook\">www.ash1818.org</a>.\n\n<TABLE width=100%>\n<TR>\n<TD><img src=\"../new_images/8oct21a1.jpg\"></TD>\n<TD><img src=\"../new_images/8oct21a2.jpg\"></TD>\n</TR>\n</TABLE>\n'),('8oct6a','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Carrollton Plans its Celebration of Mater<BR>\nThe Significance of this Feast of Families of the Sacred Heart</B>\n\n<P><CENTER><img src=\"../new_images/8oct6a1.jpg\"></CENTER>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Carrollton will have two celebrations of Mater – one for all Sacred Heart Alumnae on Saturday, October 18th at 10:30 am in Founders Library.  Mass will be offered for the intentions of all alumnae and for the repose of the soul of Sr. Margarita Miranda, a greatly beloved Religious of the Sacred Heart.  The liturgy will be celebrated in French, Spanish and English.  The Honors Choir will provide the music.  A luncheon for the alumnae will follow in the PAC.  The celebration for students will be Monday, October 20th at 1:00 pm at St. Hugh.  Both the High School and the Intermediate School Choirs will sing.\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">As Carrollton anticipates the upcoming celebration, we join the entire family of the Sacred Heart around the world in honoring the special role Mary plays in our lives. St. Madeleine Sophie Barat requested that every School of the Sacred Heart have a depiction of Mater present for the students and adults to see regularly.  Why this focus on Mary as a young girl, someone facing the unknown? What is it about this image of Mary that captures our hearts?  Why have generations of children and alumnae of the Sacred Heart been comforted by this simple image?  \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">The answer seems to be connected to Mary’s countenance.  Consider Mater’s expression.  No one can spend any time before the image of Mater without sensing that Mary knew something entirely wonderful, something entirely extraordinary, something that gave her incredible peace. It is almost as if Mary has a precious secret that we might learn simply by contemplating her gaze. Knowing her whole story, who can but be awed at Mary’s simple yes?  \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">The quality of Mater’s listening to God gave her an intimate knowledge of God. Mary understood well that in each of us dwells the spark of the divine, God’s spirit. With this knowledge came the ability to see herself in God’s image.  This is her secret and is the promise she holds out to us.  In Mary’s life we see one who trusted the Spirit dwelling within.  She developed the habit of looking for God in all things.  This habitual instinct to choose God takes time and energy to develop.  The important insight of this fresco so loved within the Sacred Heart family is the knowledge that a life lived rooted in prayer has both fullness and integrity. \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">The feast affords all members of the Family of the Sacred Heart the chance to pray for one another that each may be graced with the wisdom of Mater. \n'),('8oct6b','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Cyclones enjoy a great Fall…</B>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">The <B>Cyclones Golf Team</B> is crowned the Miami Dade Youth Fair Golf Champions for the 4th Straight year!  Jennifer Villa \'09 and Alex Perez \'11 finished tied for 3rd in the individual scores.\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Varsity Volleyball</B> wins the Copper Division at the Ransom/Gulliver Invite.  They defeated Coral Shores in the final game (25-27), (25-18), (17-15). Catherine Walkington ’09 was named to the All Tournament Team.  We will honor our seniors at their final game on October.\n<p class=\"fontlook\">The <B>JH/6th  Volleyball</B> Team participated in the Palmer Trinity Invitational Volleyball Tournament on Friday September 26th and Saturday September 27th. The B Team played on Friday and finished 3rd in their division. The A Team had their turn on Saturday and finished 5th in their division. Go Cyclones!\n<p class=\"fontlook\">The <B>JV Volleyball</B> Team competed in the Florida Christian JV Invitational on September 26th and 27th. The team finished in 1st place in the Silver Division.\n<p class=\"fontlook\">The <B>JH Cross Country Team</B>, made up of 5th through 8th graders participated in the Run for the Stars Invitational in September and finished 3rd Place in the Varsity Division. Maria Victoria Madiedo finished 2nd in the 2 mile run.\n<p class=\"fontlook\">The <B>JH/6th Swimming Team</B> has had success this season thus far. They will be participating in the South Florida Middle School Conference Invitational Friday October 3rd. \n<p class=\"fontlook\">The goal of the athletic program is to provide a positive educational experience for our athletes. We offer a broad range of programs at Carrollton, each responsive to the developmental needs of our students. Through competition, students can develop greater knowledge of their physical potential, the self confidence that comes from exceeding personal limits, and a deeper understanding of the joys and responsibilities of being part of a team.  Don’t miss the action!  Join us at the next games.  Go to Carrollton Athletics <a href=\"http://www.carrollton.org/cgi-bin/pag.pl?id=5a&cat=5&sub=1\" class=\"fontlook\">http://www.carrollton.org/cgi-bin/pag.pl?id=5a&cat=5&sub=1</a> \n'),('8oct6c','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Parent Education at Carrollton- The Breakfast Club and Girl Meets World</B>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">In the spirit of strengthening the partnership with our parents, Carrollton is delighted to launch this year’s parent education program. Both The Breakfast Club and Girl Meets World offer parent education, parent conversation and parent networking.   \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Sponsored by the Counseling Department at Carrollton School of the Sacred Heart, The Breakfast Club is a Parent Education Lecture Series facilitated by Carrollton parent, Dr. Gary Lancelotta, a child psychologist.  It is open to parents of all grade levels,   with topics geared primarily toward Grades 4-8.  This collaborative effort includes three presentations during the school year aimed at increasing awareness of the multiple issues that surround parenting children in today’s society.  Together they offer strategies for addressing issues that directly impact students’ educational performance and their social, emotional, and psychological well-being.  This year’s series beings on October 31st at 8:15 am in Meli’s Hall.  The topic will be Affluenza.  \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Girl Meets World is a new program designed to allow Dads of High School aged students to network and share their insights into parenting. Over 60 Dads participated in our first session on September 24th. This parent series focuses on the challenge adolescents and parents face as daughters mature and embrace increased responsibilities and opportunities. For example, in the first session, Officers Frank Jackson and Rey Azan from Coral Gables Police Department gave a presentation about the effect that the Miami party scene has on the average high school student. They discussed the impact of alcohol, the availability of drugs, the club scene and fake ID’s. With such success, we have scheduled our next meeting for December 4th in the PAC. Sergio Alvarez-Mena and Wayne Block have organized this exciting new program.\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">In addition to these named programs, each school has organized a series of parent coffees to address different topics that our counselors, school nurse, school directors and grade level parent representatives believe parents want to discuss. We want to be sure our parents know our student development curriculum and are well-informed partners with us in providing the students with education to character formation and emotional health. Please visit frequently the Cyclone Center on the parent portal of the website.\n'),('8oct7a','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<P><!--img src=\"../new_images/8oct7a1.jpg\"-->\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Mass of the Holy Spirit<BR>\nSeptember…<BR>\nHomily: Reverend Robert Vallee Ph.D. </B>\n\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">I.  Holy Spirit Mass<BR>\nToday we begin the year with the Mass of the Holy Spirit.  We pray that God’s spirit is with us, today and every day.  But be careful what you ask for, you just might get it.  Or as Teresa of Avila said, “God punishes those he loves by answering their prayers.”  The Spirit of God is not a tame and safe spirit but a wild and capricious spirit.  The will of God and the will of human beings very rarely coincide.  This was true even for Jesus himself.  Remember Gethsemenee: “Father, Abba, Let this cup pass me by.  Yet not my will but yours will be done.”  You have probably heard that Jesus calls his Father, Abba, a baby’s word in Aramaic which be equivalent to Daddy or Papi.  What you might not know is that Jesus uses the term only once, here in the Garden of Gethsemanee, as he begs his Daddy to spare his life.\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">II.  Rolling Stones<BR>\nThe Holy Spirit is tricky that way.  As the Rolling Stones intone, “You can’t always get what you want ... But if you try sometimes, just might find, get what you need.”  We pray that the Holy Spirit is here with us.  But the Holy Spirit is not Santa Claus, here to give us what we want.  Actually, I think we, too often treat God like Santa Claus.  “Oh God, please help me to get an A in my science test.  Oh God, let the hurricane come close to us so that school will be canceled.  Or God let that cute boy from Columbus pick up the phone and call me.”  And don’t worry we adults are no better.  “Oh God, make me rich.  Oh God, get me that promotion at work.  Oh God, please let the Dolphins beat those damned JETS.”\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">III. God is not Santa or an atm<BR>\nThe point is the Holy Spirit of God is not like a giant metaphysical ATM, where we put in prayers and God doles out goodies.   Consider the disciples in today’s Gospel.  They are frightened, confused and alone.  Jesus appears to them and comforts them but he doesn’t take of any of the problems they were facing away.  When Jesus leaves, they are still trapped in a room and have to face the Romans and Jews who are after them when they leave that room.  The only difference is that they know Jesus Christ is with them.\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">IV.  The promise<BR>\nWhen Jesus finally departs, he will tell his disciples, “Do not be afraid, for I will be with you always until the end of time.”  He tells them that he must ascend to the Father so that he can send the Spirit to be with them.  But make no mistake: the Spirit of God will not make all of our troubles go away any more than Jesus made the problems of the disciples go away.  The promise of Jesus is not that we will have no problems.  The promise of Jesus is that we will not have to face those problems alone.  Jesus does not promise us magic or stuff.  He promises us himself.  \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">V.  Conclusion<BR>\nRemember when you were a little girl and were afraid of monsters under your bed.  My monsters tended to hang out in the closets.  Anyway, you would call for your mommy and she would stay with you until you fell asleep again.  Notice, that your mommy did not take away your childish belief in or fear of monsters.  But you were not afraid of them anymore because you were not alone.  The Holy Spirit is the presence of God with us always.  The Holy Spirit will not take away the monsters or darkness or problems in our lives.  The Holy Spirit only guarantees that we will not have to face darkness, or monsters, or problems alone.  Do not be afraid.  She (the spirit of God) is with us always, until the end of time.  Come Holy Spirit, fill the hearts of your faithful and enkindle in them the fire of your love.  Send forth your spirit and we will be recreated, and You will renew the face of the earth.\n\n\n'),('8oct7c','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><img src=\"../new_images/8oct7c1.jpg\"><BR>\n<B>The Meeting of Two Saints</B><BR>\nThe 1804 meeting of Madeleine Sophie Barat and \nPhilippine Duchesne at the Visitation Convent in Grenoble, France \nis depicted in this icon created by Anne Davidson, RSCJ.\n\n\n\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">September 26, 2008\n\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Dear All, \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">I am so disappointed not to be with you today.  Sadly, I am \nattending the funeral of the mother of my  brother-in-law.   \nShe died very suddenly and although she had been suffering from dementia, her loss is significant.\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">What does that have to do with you?  Were I with you today, \nI would urge you, mothers and daughters, to take time often and consistently to be together, to let each other know what’s going on, what’s important to you, what’s challenging you, what’s delighting you and yes, what’s discouraging you.  I can’t stress enough how essential your relationship with one another is.  Any dream of \nSt. Madeleine Sophie Barat about strong independent women of the Sacred Heart cannot be realized if you, the Mothers and \nDaughters of the Sacred Heart, do not support each other in your growth as God’s Beloved.  \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">I share with you this beautiful icon of Two Saints, Sophie and \nPhilippine.  Their friendship rooted in the love of Christ fueled their imagination, their minds, and their hearts.  This morning I will be praying that each of you is inspired with this same deep love of God and, as Mothers and Daughters, you will actively \nsupport one another in pursuing God’s grace.\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">I count on you to help Carrollton the true School of Christ’s Heart.\n\n\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Suzanne Cooke, RSCJ\n\n'),('8oct9a','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Race for the Cure - October 18th</B><BR>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Carrollton Gears Up for Breast Cancer Race\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Following the lead of the Race for the Cure Club, one of 23 Service\nClubs in the High School, students, faculty and staff will be walking on\nSaturday, October 18th . The Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure raises\nfund for the fight against breast cancer.   As of today the students are\nstill securing sponsors.  Student Leader, Caitlin McCabe \'09  continues\nto encourage walkers to raise money and participate.  To date there are\n53 students, parents and teachers involved in the walk. They have raised\nover $2,500.\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Two Carrolton Students Fight for the Cure…</B><BR>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Micaela Rionda ‘14 wants to find a cure to cancer.  Inspired by the loss of her beloved grandmother, Micaela explained her commitment simply…\"We\'re just trying to find a cure.\" Her means to find this cure is to raise money specifically by participating in the Light the Night Walk sponsored by The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.  This two mile walk across the Brooklyn Bridge takes place Thursday, October, 16, 2008.  \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Invited by her uncle to participate, Micaela not only set up a website through the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society\'s Light the Night Walk  http://www.active.com/donate/ltnNewYo/2449_MRionda), she reached out in all directions and sent emails to spread the word.  She prepared a presentation for the entire Junior High to explain her decision to turn her grief at the loss of her grandmother into hope by working to find a cure for cancer.   The response is that Carrollton seventh and eighth graders helped Micaela conduct the bake sales which raised about $300 over a three-day span.\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">To date, Micaela has raised $7,120.  She started with a goal of $1,000 thinking she would not be able to meet it.  Yet, in a single day, donations on her website jumped to $3,000.  With a smile she describes how she has received about 60 online contributions so far.\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Caitlin McCabe ’09 shares Micaela’s passion to work for the cure to cancer.  The founder of the Fight for the Cure Club  started last year, Caitlin began the organization after her mother was diagnosed with breast cancer five years ago.  The club now boasts 19 members from grades 9 through 12 in addition to many volunteers and supporters who are not club members. The club focuses on educating others about breast cancer and raising funds to help find a cure for the disease.  Club members have done everything from hosting “pink bake sales,” where all the baked goods are dyed pink, to participating in walks such as the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure, being held this year on Saturday, October 18, 2008.  Caitlin describes, “We try to get as many people involved.  This year we are getting a lot of Carrollton girls to go and walk in the Susan G. Komen [annual fundraising] walk.”  In addition to these activities, Caitlin reports, “In the summer of ’08, my mother and I walked in the Susan G. Komen 3-day, 60 mile Breast Cancer Walk in Boston [where in order to participate] you needed to raise $2,200.”  \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">In just two years, through these activities and with the help of Caitlin’s Family, Caitlin and her Fight for the Cure club members have raised about $9,000 toward research for a cure for breast cancer with many plans to raise much more and to continue to attract and educate others toward their cause.  \n\n\n'),('8sep15a','<p class=\"fontlook2\">\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Montessori begins a new school year – Sep 15, 2008</B>\n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Once the little ones begin to make that walk down the sidewalk from the Mater entrance \nand the green doors towards the Montessori cottages, you know that the Carrollton community is now complete \nand Montessori classes have begun.  \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">The girls arrived on August 28th for their Orientation Day and their \nfirst full day of classes was on August 29th.  This year we are thrilled with the addition of a new \nMontessori classroom in the Pavilion.  This third class is being lead by Mrs. Maria Trujillo with the \nassistance of Ms. Nicole Roman and Mrs. Barbara Clarke.  \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Come and take a peek, the room is beautiful.  \nFor many of the girls this is their first school experience, for others this is their second or third year \nin the Montessori cottages. Whether they are new or returning, we once again begin this journey together. \nWe welcome all of our new families to this community and look forward to a wonderful year in Montessori. \n\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><TABLE width=100% cellpadding=7 cellspacing=5>\n<TR>\n<TD valign=top><img src=\"../new_images/8sep15a1.jpg\"><BR><BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8sep15a3.jpg\"><BR><BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8sep15a5.jpg\"><BR><BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8sep15a7.jpg\"><BR><BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8sep15a9.jpg\"><BR><BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8sep15a11.jpg\"><BR><BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8sep15a13.jpg\"><BR><BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8sep15a15.jpg\"><BR><BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8sep15a17.jpg\"><BR><BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8sep15a19.jpg\"><BR><BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8sep15a21.jpg\"><BR><BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8sep15a23.jpg\"><BR><BR>\n</TD>\n<TD valign=top><img src=\"../new_images/8sep15a2.jpg\"><BR><BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8sep15a4.jpg\"><BR><BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8sep15a6.jpg\"><BR><BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8sep15a8.jpg\"><BR><BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8sep15a10.jpg\"><BR><BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8sep15a12.jpg\"><BR><BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8sep15a14.jpg\"><BR><BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8sep15a16.jpg\"><BR><BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8sep15a18.jpg\"><BR><BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8sep15a20.jpg\"><BR><BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8sep15a22.jpg\"><BR><BR>\n<img src=\"../new_images/8sep15a24.jpg\"><BR><BR>\n</TD>\n</TR>\n</TABLE>'),('8aug2409b','<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Raising Interest in Science and Engineering</B>\r\n\r\n \r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">The RISE (Raising Interest in Science & Engineering) program shared the Barat campus with a number of other visiting groups this summer at Carrollton.  This program under the leadership of the Miami Science Museum since October 1995 and partnered with Miami-Dade County Public Schools, and SECME, Inc. is funded by the U.S. Department of Education’s Women’s Educational Equity Act.  This program is aimed at increasing the confidence, interest and preparedness of traditionally under-represented girls to pursue academic and employment opportunities related in engineering. \r\n \r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">RISE engages high school girls in Saturday and summer programming, exciting them about the many opportunities associated with careers in engineering, and helping them to acquire related technology and design skills culminating in the creation of table-top science exhibits displayed at the Miami Science Museum.  The program also includes internship opportunities, college tours, parent involvement activities, and professional development for science and mathematics teachers at participating high schools.  This year the RISE program was on the Carrollton campus from June 15th to July 10th, 2009.  Approximately 20 to 25 girls attended from Miami-Dade County enjoying the Carrollton campus and successfully participating in this summer’s program.\r\n\r\n<P><CENTER><img src=\"../new_images/8aug2409b1.jpg\"></CENTER>\r\n'),('1m','<p class=\"fontlook\">Opportunities for Spiritual Enrichment for the Carrollton Adult Community\r\n\r\n<CENTER><p class=\"fontlook\"><B>REGISTRATION FORM</B><BR>\r\nSaturday Morning Retreats for Adults<BR>\r\nCarrollton School of the Sacred Heart<BR>\r\n 9 am - Noon on the Barat Campus\r\n</CENTER>\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">The Saturday Morning Retreats are opportunities for Carrollton parents and faculty/staff members to step aside on this beautiful campus from the busy pace of life:\r\n<UL>\r\n <LI class=\"fontlook\">to deepen our relationships with God \r\n <LI class=\"fontlook\">to strengthen the spiritual bonds which unite us \r\n <LI class=\"fontlook\">to provide mutual support \r\n</UL>\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">There will be time for prayer, espacio, spiritual reading, reflection, learning,\r\nand sharing. \r\n	\r\n<FORM METHOD=\"post\" ACTION=\"pag.pl\">\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Please check which retreat(s) you will attend:<BR>\r\n<BR>\r\n<input type=\"radio\" name=\"date\" value=\"Saturday, October 3, 2009 – for men\" class=\"fontlook\">Saturday, October 3, 2009 – for men<BR>\r\n<input type=\"radio\" name=\"date\" value=\"Saturday, November 21, 2009 – for couples\" class=\"fontlook\">Saturday, November 21, 2009 – for couples\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">\r\nName(s): <input type=\"text\" name=\"names\" size=55 class=\"fontlook\"><BR>\r\nEmail: <input type=\"text\" name=\"email\" class=\"fontlook\"><BR>  \r\nTelephone:<input type=\"text\" name=\"tel\" class=\"fontlook\"><BR>\r\n\r\n<BR>\r\n<input type=\"hidden\" name=\"id\" value=\"1m\">\r\n<input type=\"hidden\" name=\"cat\" value=\"1\">\r\n<input type=\"submit\" name=\"register\" value=\"Send Information\">\r\n</FORM>\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">There are three options to register: \r\n\r\n<UL>\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">email <a href=\"mailto:mrodriguez@carrollton.org\" class=\"fontlook\">mrodriguez@carrollton.org</a> \r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">fax 305-529-1709\r\n<LI class=\"fontlook\">telephone 	305-446-5673\r\n</UL>\r\n\r\n<CENTER>\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Also, please remember, you are most welcome to the next meeting of the\r\nFirst Friday Spirituality Series, October 2, 2009<BR>\r\n</CENTER>\r\n'),('8sep2209d','<p class=\"fontlook\">\r\n\r\n<B>CARROLLTON DEBATE STRONGER THAN EVER</B>\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Carrollton Debate took the first step nationally to debating paperless this past week with its tournament in Texas. While other schools were slowly making the transition, Carrollton Debate was using its laptops only to organize, file and read from. This is a big change from the 300 lbs of paper each team used to take to each tournament. Using an online secure file storage combined with a word program designed with debate in mind, Lauren Sisak, Fabiola Urdaneta, Alyssa Padilla and Camilla Hernandez all entered the Greenhill Invitational paperless and each left with a winning record.\r\n\r\n \r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Debating before the invitational, in the exclusive Round Robin was Ana Dimetrijevic and Helen Gomez who took 3rd in their pod, defeating last year’s TOC semi-finalists on 2-0 decision. They were also awarded 6th and 7th speaker in the Round Robin. Gomez and Dimetrejevic won 6 of 8 debates at the invitational, earning their first leg to the Tournament of Champions. They look to become fully qualified as they head out to Georgetown for the Georgetown Round Robin and Invitational.  These invitations reflect their standing as a top ten team in the nation.  Carrollton Debate is off to its most winning season start yet!\r\n\r\n \r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><CENTER><img src=\"../new_images/8sep2209d1.jpg\"><BR>  <a class=\"fontlook\">Carrollton Debate students</CENTER>\r\n\r\n'),('8sep2109a','<P class=\"fontlook\">\r\n\r\n<B>CONGRESS PRESIDENT, 2009-2010 CALL TO WORSHIP</B>\r\n\r\n<p><CENTER><img src=\"../new_images/8sep2109a1.jpg\"></CENTER></P>\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">The Mass of the Holy Spirit traditionally marks the beginning of the school year as the Carrollton community opens our hearts  and minds to the gifts the Holy Spirit bestows upon us. In similar tradition, the community joins in the blessing of the newly elected school officers as we pray for their leadership and guidance. <a href=\"../uploadfiles/chloe-burke.pdf\" class=\"fontlook\">Please read the inspirational words that this year’s Congress President, Chloe Burke, shared with those in attendance</a>.\r\n'),('8sep2209a','<p class=\"fontlook\">\r\n\r\n<B>9/11 PRAYER SERVICE</B>\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Primary and Junior High students joined in the Melissa Rodriguez Assembly Hall last Friday for a 9-11 Prayer Service. Afterward, students and faculty wrote letters of appreciation to service men and women.\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">\r\n<CENTER><img src=\"../new_images/8sep2209a1.jpg\"><BR>\r\n<BR>\r\n<img src=\"../new_images/8sep2209a2.jpg\"><BR>\r\n<BR><img src=\"../new_images/8sep2209a3.jpg\"><BR>\r\n<BR></CENTER>'),('8sep2209b','<p class=\"fontlook\">\r\n\r\n<B>BREAKFAST CLUB</B>\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">As part of Carrollton’s ongoing commitment to parent education, the school counselors and the Parent Council worked together to create The Breakfast Club.  The program continues under the direction of the Counseling Discipline.  \r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">The meetings are open to parents of Carrollton students and aimed at increasing awareness of multiple issues that surround parenting children in today’s society.  These meetings provide strategies for addressing issues that directly impact students’ educational performance and their social, emotional, and psychological well-being.\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">For more information, please log in to Cyclone Center and click the “Breakfast Club” tab.\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Next Breakfast Club:</B>  Friday, October 9, 2009, 8:30am, Meli’s Hall, Duchesne Campus\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Guest Facilitator:</B>  Psychologist, Alina Lopez-Gottardi, PhD\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>Topic:</B>  The topic and discussion will focus on how parents can nurture their daughters’ gifts and help them develop the resilience and characteristics necessary for growing up in the world today.\r\n'),('8sep2209c','<p class=\"fontlook\">Sally Foster is underway once again.  We are counting on everyone to make this the best year ever in sales for this beginning of the year fundraiser.  \r\n\r\n \r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">There is something for everyone in this year’s catalog.  50% of the proceeds from your Sally Foster purchase support Carrollton.  Just like last year we encourage you to order directly on line.  When doing so you’ll shop and the items will be delivered directly to your front door.  Order over $70 receive free shipping.  Just make sure to include Carrollton’s Account number (0320955).*   If you have any questions, you can email the Chairperson, Emilce Collarte, <a href=\"mailto:emilcecollarte@comcast.net\" class=\"fontlook\">emilcecollarte@comcast.net</a>.  Thank you for support of this effort and for your generosity to the community.\r\n\r\n\r\n<CENTER><img src=\"../new_images/8sep2209c1.jpg\"></CENTER>\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">* (If you would like to give credit to a particular student you will need to obtain and enter their assigned Sally Foster individual student’s seller number when ordering.)\r\n\r\n \r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Visit Sally Foster:  <a href=\"http://www.sallyfoster.com\" class=\"fontlook\">www.sallyfoster.com</a>'),('8sep2209e','<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>CARROLLTON’S GOLF AND TENNIS</B>\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Carrollton’s Annual Golf & Tennis Tournament will be taking place this year on Friday, November 13th at the Crandon Park Golf Course on Key Biscayne.  Tennis will be played next door at the International Tennis Center, home of the Sony Ericsson Tournament.  In the past years, these tournaments have generated funds of over $160,000 which have helped support our entire athletic program; 12 high school and 9 junior high sports. Almost half of the student body actively participates in junior varsity or varsity teams. \r\n\r\n \r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Since 2006, three Carrollton golf team members have repeatedly been named All-Dade Athletes.  In Golf, Carrollton teams have been District Champions in 2004 – 2008.  Carrollton Tennis brought home the District Championship in 2009 and were State Runner-Ups in Doubles.  Through the Developmental Sports Programs, younger students are improving their team skills and athletic ability in preparation for Junior Varsity and Varsity sports.  Carrollton’s athletic program is continuing to strengthen and additional funding from this annual tournament will ensure its continued growth.\r\n\r\n \r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><a href=\"../uploadfiles/09-10 golf forms.pdf\" class=\"fontlook\">Click here for details, registration and sponsorship opportunities.</a>\r\n\r\n \r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><CENTER><img src=\"../new_images/8sep2209e1.jpg\"><BR>  <a class=\"fontlook\">Carrollton’s golf team members. </CENTER>\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><CENTER><img src=\"../new_images/8sep2209e2.jpg\"><BR>  <a class=\"fontlook\">Carrollton tennis player.</CENTER>\r\n'),('8sep2209f','<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>WORLD CHESS CHAMPION</B>\r\n\r\n \r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">World Chess Champion, Alexandra Kosteniuk, gave Carrollton students a demonstration on her innovative “Chess Queen Program” as part of Carrollton’s After School Enrichment Program.  The students listened attentively and actively participated with Ms. Kosteniuk as she walked them through an introduction to the game of Chess using fun, engaging props.  Montessori, Primary, Intermediate and Junior High students and their parents came out to listen to the wonderful presentation and took the opportunity to meet this great chess player. \r\n\r\n \r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">To read about Alexandra Kosteniuk’s experience at Carrollton, please click here:  <a href=\"http://www.chessblog.com/\" class=\"fontlook\">http://www.chessblog.com/</a>\r\n\r\n<p><CENTER><img src=\"../new_images/8sep2209f1.jpg\"></CENTER>\r\n'),('8sep2909a','<P class=\"fontlook\"><B>DIRECTOR OF MONTESSORI & PRIMARY APPOINTED TO FKC</B>\r\n\r\n \r\n\r\n<P class=\"fontlook\">Carrollton’s Director of Montessori and Primary Schools, Mrs. Paola Consuegra has been elected to the Board of the Florida Kindergarten Council. The Florida Kindergarten Council is one of Carrollton’s accrediting bodies, along with the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, the Florida Council of Independent Schools, the International Baccalaureate and the Network of Sacred Heart Schools.  When asked about the appointment, Mrs. Consuegra expressed, “I am very excited about this honor.  I will be participating in more FKC school visits, as I have already been asked to chair one and be a member of another committee.  It is a great opportunity to learn more about different schools in Florida and what they are doing.”\r\n\r\n \r\n\r\n \r\n\r\n<P class=\"fontlook\">About the Florida Kindergarten Council:  “The Florida Kindergarten Council (FKC) established in 1968, is comprised of independent schools dedicated to maintaining high standards in early childhood programs. An early childhood school accredited by the Florida Kindergarten Council embraces goals which provide for the total development of young children as its paramount consideration. A healthy, happy, and challenging environment, where children are encouraged to grow and develop to the best of their abilities, is created and maintained. Its curriculum is planned to nurture the social, emotional, intellectual and physical development of each child.  At present, 162  quality schools are members of the Florida Kindergarten Council. All member schools maintain an admission policy of nondiscrimination.  FKC is a member of the Florida Association of Academic Nonpublic Schools (FAANS). It is recognized as an official evaluative and accrediting organization for nonpublic preprimary schools of the State of Florida.”   Source: <a href=\"http://www.fkconline.org\" class=\"fontlook\">www.fkconline.org</a>\r\n\r\n'),('8sep2909b','<p class=\"fontlook\"><B>FAMILY NIGHT AT HAVANA HARRY’S  </B>\r\n\r\n \r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Each year the High school Junior Class along with the Junior High Council lead the efforts to give back to an important organization in our community, Coconut Grove Cares, Inc.  Carrollton students are responsible for everything from marketing and promoting the event to helping prepare the meals for the evening as well as working that night as hostesses and servers.  Through team work, leadership and hard work past Carrollton students along with the unconditional help and generosity offered by Carrollton parents Nieves Feal and Arthur Cullen, have raised over $51,000 at Carrollton’s Family Night at Havana Harry’s.  Nieves and Arthur, owners of Havana Harry’s have made this possible by donating the use of their restaurant, food and labor for the evening. These funds have benefitted Coconut Grove Cares and the Barnyard After School Program. \r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">Coconut Grove Cares, Inc. is a social service agency founded in 1948 by two valued citizens of Miami, Elizabeth Virrick and Reverend Theodore Gibson.  The mission of Coconut Grove Cares is to plant the seeds of transformation that will make our world more peaceful, hopeful and relational. Carrollton has worked with Coconut Grove Cares for more than 30 years. In addition to the fundraising event, Family Night at Havana Harry’s, Carrollton helps provide tutors for The Barnyard’s After School Program in the West Grove at various times during the school year. Also, High school students provide a summer enrichment program for children from The Barnyard.\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\">This year Family Night at Havana Harry’s took place on Wednesday, October 14, 2009.\r\n\r\n \r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><a href=\"../uploadfiles/09havanaharry.pdf\" class=\"fontlook\">Click here to download the registration form </a>\r\n\r\n<p class=\"fontlook\"><CENTER><img src=\"../new_images/8sep2909b1.jpg\"><BR><a class=\"fontlook\">Carrollton students volunteering at last year’s Family Night at Havana Harry’s</a></CENTER>\r\n'),('8oct1209a','<P class=\"fontlook\"><B>WANTED:  BOOK FAIR VOLUNTEERS!</B>\r\n\r\n \r\n\r\n<P class=\"fontlook\">The Book Fair is Coming!\r\n\r\n<P><CENTER><img src=\"../new_images/8oct1209a1.jpg\"></CENTER>\r\n\r\n<P class=\"fontlook\">It\'s time to master the art of reading! The Carrollton Book Fair will be here October 23-29. We need your help to make this another masterful year! <B>To volunteer please call Stasi Scurtis-Arvanitis, volunteer coordinator, at (305) 586-3435 or email at <a href=\"mailto:ascurtisa@att.net\" class=\"fontlook\">ascurtisa@att.net</a>.</B>\r\n\r\n<P class=\"fontlook\">Book Fair Co-Chairs: Amy Casey and Jill Penman\r\n\r\n<P class=\"fontlook\">The Book fair is presented by Books & Books.\r\n\r\n<P class=\"fontlook\">For more information, please call (305) 807-9199.\r\n\r\n \r\n');

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Country Day','MCDS (A)','3:30pm\n','','5a2g','1'),('2009-12-03','Cushman School','Cushman School','3:30pm\n','','5a2g','1'),('2009-12-08','Gulliver Academy','Gulliver Prep (A)','4:00pm\n','','5a2g','1'),('2009-12-10','Ransom Everglades','Ransom MS (A)','5:00pm\n','','5a2g','1'),('2010-01-07','Cushman School','Carrollton','3:30pm\n','','5a2g','1'),('2010-01-11','Palmer Trinity','Palmer Trinity (H)','5:30pm\n','','5a2g','1'),('2010-01-12','Westminster Christian','Westminster (H)','3:30pm\n','','5a2g','1'),('2010-01-14','Florida Christian','Florida Christian (A)','4:00pm\n','','5a2g','1'),('2010-01-21','Ransom Everglades','Ransom MS (A)','4:00pm\n','','5a2g','1'),('2010-01-23','SFMSC Tournament','Florida Christian','TBA\n','','5a2g','1'),('2009-11-10','Cushman School','Carrollton','4:00pm\n','','5a2h','1'),('2009-11-11','Gulliver Academy','Carrollton','4:00pm\n','','5a2h','1'),('2009-11-17','Ransom Everglades','Carrollton','4:00pm\n','','5a2h','1'),('2009-11-18','Miami Country 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CREATE TABLE `sports` (
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) ENGINE=MyISAM DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;

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-- Table structure for table `test`
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CREATE TABLE `test` (
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