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February 2010
February 02, 2010
El boletÃn de Skyblue Mesa 2-2-10
Del Escritorio de la Principal
Estimados Padres,
La lectura, redacción, y matemáticas no siempre han tenido la misma atención en las escuelas, esto esta cambiando.
Si bien es cierto que sus niños aprenderán cómo escribir correctamente en la escuela, el mejor lugar para que ellos practiquen estas habilidades y desarrollen cariño hacia la escritura es en el hogar. Aquí hay algunas formas para que la escritura forme parte de sus vidas.
Agregue la escritura a su lista. Dedicar
importante como darles el tiempo para que lean.
Tenga las herramientas adecuadas a mano. Aunque sea importante tener materiales escolares disponibles en casa, a vees lo único que se necesita para mantener a los niños interesado es proporcionarle el papel, pluma, y cuaderno especial de su elección.
Escriba en frente de ellos. Sus niños aprenden lo que experimentan. Asegúrese de que la vean escribiendo—ya sea escribiendo una carta a un amigo, una carta de agradecimiento, un escrito en su diario, o una carta al editor.
Aprecie su trabajo. Enfatice abiertamente que su escritura es extraordinaria. Cuando ellos escriban algo creativo, divertido, o invitante a la reflexión, envíe una copia a sus abuelos y ponga el original en el rerigerador o en una pizarra para que todos puedan admirarlo.
Haga un libro. Si sus niños disfrutan de la
fotografía, haga que colecten algunas de sus fotografías predilectas y que escriban acerca del momento o haga que escriban historias cortas acerca de las fotografías. Ayúdelos a crear una pagina de titulo (destaque su
nombre son letras grandes, como el autor), agregue algunas grapas, y ellos habrán hecho un libro.
Ponga atención a las letras de las canciones. Si sus niños disfrutan de la
música, busque la letra de sus canciones favoritas. Converse acerca de lo que el escritor de la canción esta diciendo, y aliéntelos a que ellos traten de escribir
acerca de cosas que les sean significativas.
Utilice la Web. Busque algún sitio extraordinario en la Web orientado hacia jóvenes que esté repleto de juegos escritos e ideas: www.writingfix.com/for kids.htm.
Otra sugerencia es que cuando lean una historia, o vean una película, juntos pause y le haga preguntas a su niño tales como “¿que tal si?”
El escribir es mucho más que un proyecto escolar; es una habilidad esencial para la vida. Las personas que saben como expresar con claridad sus opiniones, ideas, creatividad, y conocimiento tienen una gran ventaja.
Debbie Bohn, Principal
Hugs for Haiti
During the month of February, Skyblue Mesa classrooms will be collecting pennies, dimes, nickels, and quarters all to be donated to the American Red Cross to help in the relief efforts in Haiti. Each room will have a change container. The PTO will collect the change containers on Tuesday, March 2nd, and will forward 100% of the money collected to the American Red Cross. This is voluntary and we thank you in advance for your generosity. Any questions, please call Kris Benavidez @ 661-297-7547.
H1N1 Vaccine
As a reminder the H1N1 vaccine is now widely available across Los Angeles County and is appropriate for anyone over 6 months of age for whom the vaccine is not medically contraindicated. Vaccine is available through many different sources. You should first check with your regular health care provider. For those without health insurance or a usual source of care, H1N1 vaccine is now available at certain Los Angeles County Public Health centers at no cost. For locations and operating hours of clinics or health centers, visit Public Health’s website at: www.publichealth.lacounty.gov or call the Los Angeles County Information Line at 2-1-1. Vaccine is also available through many community clinics and some retail pharmacies for a small fee.
Million Word Challenge
Keep reading books for the Million Word Challenge! Children all across LA County are participating! Please help your child keep track of their books. Once they have met the suggested amount of books, send in the forms, and your child will have a chance to win a gift certificate. READ ON!!!
Film Preview for Fifth Grade
Girl’s Parents
Fifth grade parents are invited to preview the film “Just Around the Corner” that will be presented to fifth grade girls in March or April. This film was developed to assist pre-teen girls in understanding the developmental changes they are beginning to experience. This is for parents only, not students. These presentations will be held in the Big MPR at:
Skyblue Mesa February 3rd/7:00-8:00pm
661-298-3260
Mountainview February 4th/7:00-8:00pm
661-297-8835
Rosedell February 9th/7:00-8:00pm
661-297-8860
Help the Children
For the month of February, we will collect
jello and pancake mix. Thank you.
Agencia de Servicios de Alimentos Escolares del Valle de Santa Clarita
¡El sitio Web de la Agencia de Servicios de Alimentos Escolares del Valle de Santa Clarita se renovó! Por favor visite www.scvschoolnutrition.org y revise nuestro sitio Web renovado comprensivo, e
interactivo:
• Revise las opciones del menú, del desayuno y del almuerzo.
• Revise el contenido de la nutrición de los artículos de la comida.
• Vea la información de nutrición y estado físico, incluyendo materiales de la política del distrito de salud y cosecha del mes.
• La esquina de la educación de nutrición incluye juegos interactivos, vídeos y actividades para los estudiantes; recursos de la sala de clase y planes de lección para los
profesores; y consejos, herramientas y recetas sanas para los padres.
• Pronto vendrán opciones en línea para pagar por adelantado a las cuentas de las
comidas de los estudiantes.
¡Entonces marque la pagina Web www.scvschoolnutrition.org hoy!
Practical Parenting Class
“Because you want to be the best parent you can be”, there will be Parenting Classes for parents of children age 5-14.
Where: Child & Family Center
21545 Centr Pointe Parkway
Santa Clarita
When: Tuesday Evenings, 6:00-7:30pm
February 9th – March 23rd
Length: 7 Weeks
Cost: Total $50/person, $75/couple
There is an additional charge for
$18 for materials
For more information, please call Sonia Rodriguez @ 661-259-9439 Ext. 3134
West Creek Academy
The Saugus Union School District Board of Trustees took action last Tuesday to open West Creek Academy as a focus school for the 2010-2011 school year. With an emphasis on high academic achievement and positive character traits, West Creek will also offer students a unique educational experience that will focus on instrumental music, performing arts, and beginning Korean. Enrollment is open to all children. If you are interested in having your child attend West Creek starting next school year, you may learn more about the school and its premier programs by attending one of the parents meetings listed below.
Tuesday, February 9 at 9:00 am at
Skyblue Mesa Elementary School
28040 Hardesty St, Canyon Country
Tuesday, February 9 at 5:00 pm at Bridgeport Elementary School
23670 Newhall Ranch Rd, Valencia
Tuesday, February 16 at 6:00 pm at Rosedell Elementary School
27853 Urbandale Ave, Saugus
For more information on West Creek Academy, please contact Cory Pak by email at cpak@saugus.k12.ca.us or by phone at
661-297-8860. Thank you.
West Creek, your pathway to the arts and gateway to the world!
Fechas para recordar
Wednesday, February 3
Variety Show Rehearsal/Dancers
3:00pm-5:00pm/Big MPR
Fifth Grade Girl’s Parent Film Preview
Skyblue Mesa / 7:00pm – 8:00pm
Big MPR
Thursday, February 4
Variety Show Rehearsal
Singers & Musicians
3:00pm-5:00pm/Big MPR
Fifth Grade Girl’s Parent Film Preview
Mountainview / 7:00pm – 8:00pm
Friday, February 5
Student Store/During Lunch
Saturday, February 6
PTO Father/Daughter Sweetheart Dance
7:00pm-8:30pm
Monday, February 8
Selling Weebles for Valentine’s Day
9:30am-10:30am/Little MPR
Tuesday, February 9
Selling Weebles for Valentine’s Day
9:30am-10:30am/Little MPR
Fifth Grade Girl’s Parent Film Preview
Rosedell / 7:00pm – 8:00pm
Wednesday, February 10
Selling Weebles for Valentine’s Day
9:30am-10:30am/Little MPR
Variety Show Rehearsal/Dancers
3:00pm-5:00pm/Big MPR
Thursday, February 11
Weebles delivered to Classrooms
Variety Show Rehearsal
Singers & Musicians
3:00pm-5:00pm/Big MPR
Friday February 12
NO SCHOOL
Lincoln’s Birthday
Monday, February 15
NO SCHOOL
President’s Day
Wednesday, February 17
Variety Show Rehearsal/Dancers
3:00pm-5:00pm/Big MPR
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Skyblue Mesa Newsletter of 2-2-10
From the Principal’s Desk
Dear Parents,
The three R’s—reading, ‘riting and ‘rithmetic—have not always gotten equal attention in school, but that’s changing. While your children will learn how to write well in school, the best place for them to practice their skills and develop a love for writing is at home. Here are some ways to make writing part of their home lives, both during the school year.
Add writing to your list. Making time for your children to write is as important as making time for reading.
Have the tools on hand. While it’s important to always have school supplies
available at home, sometimes all it takes to get children interested in putting pen to paper is letting them choose a fun pen and a special notebook.
Write in front of them. Children learn what they experience. Make sure they see you
writing—whether it’s a letter to a friend, a thank you note, a journal entry, or a letter to the editor.
Praise their work. Make a big deal of their writing successes. When they’ve written
something creative, fun, or thought-provoking, send copies to their grandparents and put the original on the refrigerator or bulletin board for everyone to admire.
Make a book. If your children enjoy photography, have them collect some favorite pictures and write captions for them, or have them write short stories that tie them together.
Pay attention to song lyrics. If your children enjoy music, look up the lyrics of their favorite songs. Talk about what the songwriter was saying, and encourage them to try writing their own lyrics about things that are meaningful to them.
Use the Web. Check out a wonderful Internet site geared for children and chock full of writing games and ideas: www.writingfix.com/ forkids.htm.
Another suggestion is that when you’re reading a story or watching a movie together, pause and ask your child a “what if” questions. Then ask your child to write about it. Writing is much more than a school subject; it’s an essential life skill. People who know how to clearly express their opinions, ideas, creativity, and knowledge have a real edge.
Debbie Bohn, Principal
Film Preview for Fifth Grade
Girl’s Parents
Fifth grade parents are invited to preview the film “Just Around the Corner” that will be presented to fifth grade girls in March or April. This film was developed to assist pre-teen girls in understanding the developmental changes they are beginning to experience. This is for parents only, not students. These presentations will be held in the Big MPR at:
Skyblue Mesa February 3rd/7:00-8:00pm
661-298-3260
Mountainview February 4th/7:00-8:00pm
661-297-8835
Rosedell February 9th/7:00-8:00pm
661-297-8860
Help the Children
For the month of February, we will collect jello and pancake mix. Thank you.
Million Word Challenge
Keep reading books for the Million Word Challenge! Children all across LA County are participating! Please help your child keep track of their books. Once they have met the suggested amount of books, send in the forms, and your child will have a chance to win a gift certificate. READ ON!!!
H1N1 Vaccine
As a reminder the H1N1 vaccine is now widely available across
Hugs for
During the month of February, Skyblue Mesa classrooms will be collecting pennies, dimes, nickels, and quarters all to be donated to the American Red Cross to help in the relief efforts in
Santa Clarita Valley School Food Services Agency’s Website
SCVSFSA website has a new look! Please visit www.scvschoolnutrition.org to check out their newly revised comprehensive and interactive website. Coming soon will be online options to pre-pay your students meal account.
The Saugus Union School District Board of Trustees took action last Tuesday to open
Tuesday, February 9 at 9:00 am at
Tuesday, February 9 at 5:00 pm at
Tuesday, February 16 at 6:00 pm at
For more information on
661-297-8860. Thank you.
West Creek, your pathway to the arts and gateway to the world!
Practical Parenting Class
“Because you want to be the best parent you can be”, there will be Parenting Classes for parents of children age 5-14.
Where:
Santa Clarita
When: Tuesday Evenings, 6:00-7:30pm
February 9th – March 23rd
Length: 7 Weeks
Cost: Total $50/person, $75/couple
There is an additional charge for
$18 for materials
For more information, please call Sonia Rodriguez @ 661-259-9439 Ext. 3134
Dates to Remember
Wednesday, February 3
Variety Show Rehearsal/Dancers
3:00pm-5:00pm/Big MPR
Fifth Grade Girl’s Parent Film Preview
Skyblue Mesa / 7:00pm – 8:00pm
Big MPR
Thursday, February 4
Variety Show Rehearsal
Singers & Musicians
3:00pm-5:00pm/Big MPR
Fifth Grade Girl’s Parent Film Preview
Mountainview / 7:00pm – 8:00pm
Friday, February 5
Student Store/During Lunch
Saturday, February 6
PTO Father/Daughter Sweetheart Dance
7:00pm-8:30pm
Monday, February 8
Selling Weebles for Valentine’s Day
9:30am-10:30am/Little MPR
Tuesday, February 9
Selling Weebles for Valentine’s Day
9:30am-10:30am/Little MPR
Fifth Grade Girl’s Parent Film Preview
Rosedell / 7:00pm – 8:00pm
Wednesday, February 10
Selling Weebles for Valentine’s Day
9:30am-10:30am/Little MPR
Variety Show Rehearsal/Dancers
3:00pm-5:00pm/Big MPR
Thursday, February 11
Weebles delivered to classrooms
Variety Show Rehearsal
Singers & Musicians
3:00pm-5:00pm/Big MPR
Friday February 12
NO SCHOOL
Monday, February 15
NO SCHOOL
President’s Day
Wednesday, February 17
Variety Show Rehearsal/Dancers
3:00pm-5:00pm/Big MPR
Thursday, February 18
Variety Show Rehearsal
Singers & Musicians
3:00pm-5:00pm/Big MPR
Friday, February 19
MINIMUM DAY
Grades 1-6/Dismissal/12:26pm
All Kindergarten/8:00am-11:20am
Muffins for Men / 7:30am
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February 09, 2010
El boletÃn de Skyblue Mesa 2-9-10
Del Escritorio de la Principal
Estimados Padres,
Los cambios forman parte de nuestras vidas, y es importante que los niños y las familias aprendan a tratar con ellos. El estrés de los cambios repentinos tales como mudarse a una casa nueva, escuela o comunidad, un divorcio o muerte familiar, una hospitalización o enfermedad, o si un amigo se muda a otra casa, pueden ser agobiantes para un niño. Sin embargo, hay muchas cosas que pueden hacer las familias para ayudar.
Escuche. A veces los niños sólo necesitan conversar acerca de lo que les preocupa. No es necesario que tenga todas las respuestas, lo importante es que les deje expresarse y que les demuestre que usted está disponible si sus niños la necesitan.
Sepa que ellos saben. Aunque muchos padres creen que pueden mantener secretos acontecimientos tales como la perdida de un trabajo o una enfermedad, los niños escuchan y saben más de lo que los padres esperan. Lo mejor es reconocer que lo más probable es que ya sepan y conversar con ellos. Asegúreles que usted estará disponible en caso de que tengan preguntas, y que hará todo lo posible para que las cosas sigan como normal.
Esté consciente de conductas preocupantes. Si la conducta de su niño cambio repentinamente, es una señal de que él o ella está teniendo dificultades en aceptar los cambios. Algunas señales que indican que su niño necesita ayuda son: cambios en apetito (comer demasiado o nada), cambios en sueno.
Mantenga las rutinas. Los niños necesitan seguir rutinas en sus vidas; se consuelan con ellas. Trate en lo posible de mantener tantas rutinas como pueda por ejemplo, la misma rutina a la hora de acostarse y asegúrese de que aunque cambien de hogar puedan mantener objetos familiares que ellos quieran—le sorprenderá lo que ellos elijan como recuerdo especial.
Compre el libro. Hay libros sobre casi cualquier situación que pueda enfrentar un niño. Busque libros para niños de una edad apropiada que discutan lo que ellos están viviendo.
La información ayuda. Si su niño se está mudando a una escuela, casa o comunidad nueva, obtenga tantas fotos e información como sea posible. Trate de visitar los lugares antes de la mudanza y mantenga una actitud positiva, aun si usted misma pueda tener preocupaciones secretas. Enfatice que más adelante vendrán cosas buenas y que usted está segura de que será un cambio positivo.
Manténgase conectada. Si el cambio involucra una mudanza, ya sea de su familia o un amigo cercano, asegure a sus niños que habrán muchas maneras de mantenerse en contacto y que usted les ayudará a mantenerse conectados con las personas que son importantes para ellos. Desde intercambiar fotos por correo o conversar en línea mediante un chat room (bajo supervisión), sus niños aprenderán que para mantenerse cercanos no necesitan vivir cerca.
Finalmente, recuerde que usted no puede proteger a su niño de los cambios. Tratar con los cambios es una destreza que su niño necesita dominar. Por medio de escucharles, darles la informa- ción necesaria y mantenerse positiva, usted ayudara a su niño a ser más fuerte y estar mejor preparado para el futuro, traiga lo.
Debbie Bohn, Principal
Kindergarten Round-UP (Matriculación)
Kindergarten Round-Up es el tiempo de matricular sus hijos en Kindergarten para el curso de 2009-2010. La inscripción comenzara Marzo 2 – Marzo 6. Por favor traiga el certificado de nacimiento original, dos cuentas como de gas, electricidad, teléfono renta o los papeles de escrow o hipoteca, para verificación de su dirección, certificado de vacunación, y los resultados de la prueba de tuberculosis (TB).
Hugs for
During the month of February, Skyblue Mesa classrooms will be collecting pennies, dimes, nickels, and quarters all to be donated to the American Red Cross to help in the relief efforts in
Help the Children
For the month of February, we will collect
McTeacher Night
The PTO McTeacher Night was a big success! We raised $578.00. Mrs. Nash’s Class won the Hamburger Party!
Fechas para recordar
Tuesday, February 9
Parent Meeting for West Creek
Fifth Grade Girl’s Parent Film Preview
Rosedell /
Wednesday, February 10
Selling Weebles for Valentine’s Day
Variety Show Rehearsal/Dancers
Thursday, February 11
Weebles delivered to Classrooms
Variety Show Rehearsal
Singers & Musicians
Friday February 12
NO SCHOOL
Monday, February 15
NO SCHOOL
President’s Day
Tuesday, February 16
Parent Meeting for West Creek
Rosedell /
Wednesday, February 17
Variety Show Rehearsal/Dancers
Monday, February 22
Site Council Meeting /
PTO Board Meeting /
Tuesday, February 23
PTO Mimi’s Café Night
Wednesday, February 24
Variety Show Rehearsal/Dancers
Thursday, February 25
Variety Show Rehearsal
Singers & Musicians
City of
Presentation on Bully Prevention
Friday, February 26
Student Store/During Lunch
Monday, March 1
Kindergarten Round-Up /
Little MPR
Grades 1-6/Dismissal
All Kindergarten/Regular Schedule
Parent Conferences
Spring Book Fair
Tuesday, March 2
Kindergarten Round-Up
Grades 1 -6/Dismissal
All Kindergarten/Regular Schedule
Parent Conferences
Spring Book Fair
Wednesday, March 3
Kindergarten Round-Up
MINIMUM DAY
Grades 1-6/Dismissal/12:26pm
All Kindergarten/Regular Schedule
Parent Conferences
Spring Book Fair
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Skyblue Mesa Newsletter of 2-9-10
SKYBLUE
A
Canyon
Phone: (661)298-3260 Fax (661)298-3256; email dbohn@saugus.k12.ca.us
Volume 3 Number 22 February 9, 2010
______________________________________________________________________
From the Principal’s Desk
Dear Parents,
Change is a part of life for everyone, and it’s important for children and families to learn how to cope with it. Whether it is moving to a new home, school or community, a divorce or death in the family, a hospitalization or illness, or even just a friend moving away, the stress of a sudden change can be overwhelming for a child. However, there are many things families can do to help.
Know that they know. Many parents believe they can keep their children in the dark about changes such as a job loss or illness, but children hear more and know more than parents expect. The best approach is to acknowledge that they have probably heard something and talk to them about it. Assure them that you’ll be there for them if they have questions, and that you’re doing all you can to keep things as normal as possible.
Be aware of troubling behaviors. If your child’s behavior is suddenly different, it’s a sign that he or she is having difficulty coping. Some of the signs are changes in appetite (either overeating or not eating), changes in sleep (insomnia or constant fatigue), aggressive behavior, constant whining or weeping, nervous tics, and a withdrawal from things he or she used to enjoy.
Keep routines. Children need to have routines in their life; they’re comforted by them. Do your best to maintain as many of their routines as possible—the same bedtime ritual, for example. And make sure that, even if they’re changing households, they get to hold on to some familiar and loved objects—you might be surprised what they choose as a special memento.
Get the book. There are books on almost every situation a child could be faced with. Find children’s books at your child’s age level that discuss what they’re going through.
Information helps. If your child is moving to a new school, house, or community, get as many photos and as much information as possible. Try to do walkthroughs ahead of time and keep your attitude positive, even if you, yourself, have secret concerns. Stress that there will be new and exciting things ahead and you’re sure it will be a good change.
Stay connected. If the change involves a move, either within your family or by a close friend, make sure to assure your children that there are many ways to keep in touch, and that you’ll help them stay close to the people who are important to them.
Finally, remember that you can’t protect a child from change. Coping with change is a learning skill your child needs to master. By providing a listening ear, giving your child the information needed, and staying positive, you are helping your child grow stronger and better prepared for the future, whatever it may bring.
Debbie Bohn, Principal
Help the Children
For the month of February, we will collect jello and pancake mix. Thank you.
Hugs for
During the month of February, Skyblue Mesa classrooms will be collecting pennies, dimes, nickels, and quarters all to be donated to the American Red Cross to help in the relief efforts in
McTeacher Night
The PTO McTeacher Night was a big success! We raised $578.00. Mrs. Nash’s Class won the Hamburger Party!
Kindergarten Round-UP
Kindergarten Round-Up is a time of pre-registration for the 2010-2011 school year. Registration will take place from March 1st – March 5th. Please bring Original Birth Certificate, two utility bills or lease/escrow papers for proof of address, immunization record, and verification of results of TB Test.
Dates to Remember
Tuesday, February 9
Parent Meeting about West Creek
Fifth Grade Girl’s Parent Film Preview
Rosedell / 7:00pm – 8:00pm
Wednesday, February 10
Selling Weebles for Valentine’s Day
9:30am-10:30am/Little MPR
Variety Show Rehearsal/Dancers
3:00pm-5:00pm/Big MPR
Thursday, February 11
Weebles delivered to classrooms
Variety Show Rehearsal
Singers & Musicians
3:00pm-5:00pm/Big MPR
Friday February 12
NO SCHOOL
Monday, February 15
NO SCHOOL
President’s Day
Tuesday, February 16
Parent Meeting about West Creek
Rosedell / 6:00pm
Wednesday, February 17
Variety Show Rehearsal/Dancers
3:00pm-5:00pm/Big MPR
Thursday, February 18
Variety Show Rehearsal
Singers & Musicians
3:00pm-5:00pm/Big MPR
Friday, February 19
MINIMUM DAY
Grades 1-6/Dismissal/12:26pm
All Kindergarten/8:00am-11:20am
Muffins for Men / 7:30am
Monday, February 22
Site Council Meeting / 4:00pm
PTO Board Meeting / 6:30pm
Tuesday, February 23
PTO Mimi’s Café Night
Wednesday, February 24
Variety Show Rehearsal/Dancers
3:00pm-5:00pm/Big MPR
Thursday, February 25
Variety Show Rehearsal
Singers & Musicians
3:00pm-5:00pm/Big MPR
City of
Presentation on Bully Prevention
6:30pm – 8:30pm / Big MPR
Friday, February 26
Student Store/During Lunch
Monday, March 1
Kindergarten Round-Up/8:15am
Little MPR
Grades 1 -6/Dismissal 2:00pm
All Kindergarten/Regular Schedule
Parent Conferences
Spring Book Fair
Tuesday, March 2
Kindergarten Round-Up
Grades 1 -6/Dismissal 2:00pm
All Kindergarten/Regular Schedule
Parent Conferences
Spring Book Fair
Wednesday, March 3
Kindergarten Round-Up
MINIMUM DAY
Grades 1-6/Dismissal/12:26pm
All Kindergarten/Regular Schedule
Parent Conferences
Spring Book Fair
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February 16, 2010
Skyblue Mesa Newsletter of 02/16/2010
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Click the link below for the Spanish newsletter
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February 23, 2010
Skyblue Mesa Newsletter of 02/23/2010
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Skyblue Mesa Newsletter 2-23-2010
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