WPAUMC

Western Pennsylvania Annual Conference

The United Methodist Church

Erie-Meadville District

The Rev. Patricia. S. Harbison, Superintendent

5304 U.S. Highway 19

Cochranton, PA 16314-4440

Phone/Fax:  814-425-3568

Special Attachments

North Pulpit Supply List

South Pulpit Supply List

 

Wednesday Bulletin

3/10/10

                                Spring Ahead ~ ~ ~ ~                              Turn Your Clocks Ahead---March 13^th

 

(NOTE: First time insertions and next week items will be highlighted in YELLOW)

PRAYER CONCERNS:

Margie Baker will have knee surgery tomorrow.

Sally Cole (Erie: Cascade) is in Hamot Medical Center.

Rev. Robert Lewis’s, Erie: Lakewood, father passed away recently in Baltimore.

Remember Michael Rogan (Husband of Rev. Christine Rogan) after heart attack last month.

Chile after recent devastating earthquake

Haitian people and the severe needs in the aftermath of the devastating earthquake.

Cheryl Goodnough, wife of Robert pastor at Meadville: Grace is home. Still having health issues.

Jeff Bobin’s mother is having heart problems and undergoing test.

Mother & Father (of Mumford Chapel member) both diagnosed with cancer.

All youth in our communities and churches and those who work with youth

 

PRAYER OF THANKSGIVING!!!

Amy (Ziegler) Wagner and her husband Rob along with joy-filled grandparents celebrate the birth of their 2nd child, Grace Ellen on Mar 4.  Amy is an elder from our district currently serving in Chicago.

 

IMPORTANT DATES!!!

Mar 1^st             2009 Audit Reports PAST DUE!!!—See revised list below!!!!

Mar 10^th           NDC Training---Corry: First---10-3---814-558-4973

Mar 10^th           Lenten Lunch---Fairview UMC---Noon -1PM—814-474-3612

Mar 10^th           ‘Taize’ Worship---Erie: First----6PM—814-452-3300

Mar 10^th           Sue Givens (missionary)---Erie: Asbury---6:15PM—814-833-9053

Mar 13^th           UMM Breakfast---Fairview UMC---8:00AM—814-474-3612

Mar 13^th           Turn your clocks ahead before going to bed!!!

Mar 14^th           Fourth Sunday in Lent

Mar 14^th          GREAT HOUR OF SHARING---UMCOR

Mar 15^th           Erie Clergy Book Club—Erie: First---9:30AM---814-452-3300

 

DISTRICT NEWS!!!   

SPRING LAY SPEAKING CLASSES----CANCELLED DUE TO LACK OF REGISTRATIONS.

Just a reminder since the classes are cancelled:  There are a few seats available in the "Multi-Media Technology in Worship" Online workshop offered through www.beadisciple.com  The online workshop begins Mon, Mar 15^th.  This workshop will satisfy the requirements of recertification for Advanced Lay Speakers.  If there were any advanced lay speakers who are missing out on recertification due to the classes being cancelled, this is an option. Also watch for our ‘Fall Lay Speaking Classes’.

 

2009 AUDIT REPORTS--- due March 1^st—(PAST DUE)

The following have NOT got their 2009 audit report in yet!!!! Please do your best to get these in by the end of this week. Thank you for your cooperation!!!

Albion: Grace              Blooming Valley         Brown Hill                  Cambridge Springs     Conn: Valley  

Corry: Evang.              Corry: First                  Cranesville                  Deckards                     Edinboro        

Elgin                            Erie: Asbury                Erie: Cascade              Erie: Christ                  Erie: First       

Erie: Glenwood           Erie: Kingsley             Erie: Simpson              Erie: Summit               Erie: Tenth Street

Erie: Trinity                 Espyville                     Fairview                      Girard                          Hamlin Chapel

Hickernell                    Lake City                    Lake Pleasant              Lowville                      McCray          

Mead: Stone                Mill Village                 Mumford Chapel        New Richmond           NE: Park        

North Richmond         Palmer                         Spartansburg               Sugar Lake                  Teepleville

Titusville; First            Townville                    Troy Center                 Venango                      Wattsburg      

Wayne Valley             W. Springfield

 

SPECIAL ‘HEALTHY CHURCH FINANCE’ SEMINAR COMING!!!

Healthy Church Finance Seminar for pastors and laity led by conference center financial staff on April 6^th at 6:15PM at Edinboro UMC.  If serving your local church as a treasurer, trustee, stewardship coordinator, finance team member, statistician, member of Pastor/Staff Parish, or ANY leadership role, you should attend the Healthy Church Finance/Administration events. ALL CHURCH MEMBERS ARE WELCOME TO ATTEND ANY SESSION.

6:15 PM  Registration - Discover Why People Give Treasurer's Manual
6:30 PM  Opening Worship and a word from District Superintendent
7:00 PM  Breakout Classes--- check attachment for detail
8:15 PM Dismissal  

 

RESERVE THIS DATE---SUNDAY, APRIL 25^th !!!!----DISTRICT CONFERENCE

Mark your calendars- church and personal - now so as not to create a spring scheduling conflict.  District Conference will be held on Sunday afternoon, April 25^th at the Rotary Pavilion at Presque Isle.

 

CLERGY  RETREAT WITH BISHOP BICKERTON---May 10^th-11^th  –W.W. (Note: Change in date!!)

Erie-Meadville and Franklin Districts clergy are expected to spend an overnight retreat with Bishop Bickerton at Wesley Woods on Mon., May 10^th & Tues. May 11^th. Please remember to get you reservations into Wanda at the District Office, 5304 US Hwy 19, Cochranton, Pa 16314 ASAP.

           Don’t see your day on here?

            Mar 11^th         Howard Wright                                                         Our databases are incomplete.

            Mar 12^th         Andrew Spore                                                           If we’ve missed your birthday

            Mar 14^th         Jordon Blair                                                              or anniversary let us know so that                Mar 15^th         Patti Fuller                                                                 we can remember you in the future.

            Mar 15^th         Russ Hixson

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                               

ALLIANCE!!!

OPPORTUNITIES TO SUPPORT THE MINISTRIES OF THE EUMA

Project Hope Outreach needs - men’s winter coats (L-2XL), hats, gloves, new socks, small hand sanitizers, small packs tissues, deodorant, sample size shampoo & soaps

The Refuge and Liberty House need – paper towels, bath tissue, cleaning supplies 

Children’s needs – volunteers to care for children during parent’s Life Skill classes (Tues, Wed, & Thurs from 9 AM to 10:30 AM)

Items may be dropped off at any of our ministries.  Thank you for your help!

 

WESLEY WOODS!!!

Wesley Woods is now accepting applications for summer jobs. They are seeking Christian youth who desire to represent Christ as they work with children and youth. Opportunities are available for groundskeepers, lifeguards, videographers, and food service. Contact: www.wesleywoods.com for application, print out or call the office for a mail out application 814-436-7802

 

BULLETIN BOARD!!!

 

 

ONE GREAT HOUR OF SHARING (MARCH 14^th)

Every year, but this year more than ever, I hope you’ll give your people the opportunity to join with the faithful across the church to support the One Great Hour of Sharing. Call (888) 346-3862 today to order envelopes and other resources so your congregation can participate in this church-wide offering. They will be sent at no cost to your church! Find more at umcgiving.org/specialsundays.

 

ERIE-MEADVILLE DISTRICT WEBSITE

Effective Immediately--- The former Erie-Meadville District Website (www.emdistrict.umc) is no longer in use. For more convenience go to our conference website, www.wpaumc.org, click on Districts on the left side, and then choose Erie-Meadville from the map. This will take you to our new website that is all part of the W. Pa conference. For on-going events, click on calendar, click for District, Choose Erie-Meadville and what month you want to see.

 

PULPIT SUPPLY SPEAKER AVAILABLE

If you are looking for a good speaker for Pulpit Supply a good suggestion is recently Retired Pastor Cherrie Andres who can be reached at 724-346-3991 or E-Mail at revc@verizon.net. 

MARK THIS DATE

National Walk @ Lunch Day----April 28^th

 

NEWS ITEMS OF SPECIAL INTEREST!!!

                                                DISTRICT NEWS

LENTEN LUNCHES---FAIRVIEW UMC

The Fairview UM Church, 4601 Avonia Road, will be hosting Lenten Lunches every Wed. during lent.  These lunches will be Mar 10^th   through Apr 24^th at noon to 1PM. Lunch will be provided, singing and a short devotional.  For more information, call 814-474-3612.

 

EACH WEDNESDAY-- TAIZE WORSHIP ---DINNER FOLLOWING FOR ALL

Do you need a mid-week time of prayer and contemplation? A Time to open to the Holy Spirit? Come be a part of TAIZE worship and community fellowship at 6PM. You are encouraged to share in this mid-week meditative service at Erie: First UMC, 707 Sassafras St ----- 814- 452-3300----www.taize.fr/en  

 

2010 UMM’S COMMUNION BREAKFASTS

The following churches have agreed to host the breakfasts for our district at 8AM.  The host church will provide the program, followed by communion and then serving a breakfast for those who have come.  A freewill offering will received during the breakfast.

Reservations should be called into the host church the Wednesday before each breakfast!!!

      

Mar 13^th             Fairview UMC             Dennis Miller, Pastor           Phone 814-474-3612

                          P.O. Box 23                 Fairview, Pa.  16415

 

 Mar 20^th           NE:  Park UMC           Mark Hecht, Pastor              Phone 814-725-4105

                          30 N. Lake Street         North East, Pa.  16428

 

Mar 27^th            San Juan UMC *          Mary Stewart, Pastor            Phone 814-455-6326

                         1430 Buffalo Road        Erie, Pa.  16503

                                                                                                    (*Guest Speaker -- Reverend Rick Crocker, Executive Director of the Erie City Mission)

 

SUE GIVENS-missionary to Paraguay---ERIE: ASBURY—Mar. 10^th

Sue Givens, Director of the New Horizons Methodist School in Paraguay, will be at Asbury UMC, 4703 W. Ridge Road, on Wed, Mar 10^th, dinner at 5:30PM, speaking at 6:15PM. Everyone WELCOME!!! For more information, call 814-833-9053.

 

ERIE CLERGY BOOK CLUB

The Erie clergy book club will hold their meeting on Mon., Mar. 15^th at the Erie: First UMC Library, 707 Sassafras St. at 9:30AM. The book being discussed is “The Last Week ” by Marcus Borg. For more information, contact Rev. Howard Wright at 814-452-3300.

 

LENTEN ALL NIGHT PRAYER  - SOUTH HARBORCREEK UMC – MAR 19^TH
"Jesus went up on a mountain to pray, and he prayed to God all night." Luke 6:12
You're invited to attend a special Lenten all night prayer service Fri., Mar 19^th, 7PM-7AM. Join us for this once in a lifetime experience as we spend the night in God's presence. There will be inspirational music, prayers, & scripture readings.  Lent is the season of prayer. Come expecting to hear God speak in the night.  Bring your pillows, blankets & sleeping bags as we rest in God's presence at 7929 McGill Road, Harborcreek. For more information, call 814-899-5962. All invited.

 

UMW Green Cleaning Party-- Sat., Mar. 20, Erie: First UMC --- 10:00 to Noon

You do not have to clean this day, but the UM Women are inviting you to hear a special presentation on how to make environmentally safe cleaning products.  The guest presenters are: Joan Lucarelli and Karen Lucarelli. Come and learn how to have a clean, but safe home for your family, your pets and yourself. To register, call Donna at 814-866-2781

 

‘WELCOME TO MY CHURCH’ WORKSHOP—CS; First UMC

Jeff Bobin will be leading a workshop at the Cambridge Springs: First UMC, 326 S. Main St., for all area churches called “Welcome to My Church: Being a Church of Radical Hospitality”. The workshop will run from 9 AM to noon on Mar. 20^th. The next session will be rescheduled for after Easter.  You can call (814-398-8831) or email (jeff.bobin@verizon.net) to register for this workshop.

 

FISH DINNER –  SAEGERTOWN UMC—Mar 26^th

Fish dinner (Bake or Fried) Fri, Mar. 26^th -4-6:30PM—at Saegertown UMC, 620 Euclid Ave.  Cost: Adults--$7; 10yrs and under-$4; 4yrs and under-Free. Menu:  Baked or Fried Fish; Macaroni & Cheese; Dinner salad; mixed veggies, dessert and beverage.   All proceeds benefit the 2010 Youth Mission Trip to Pitt-Johnstown. For more information, call 814-763-6685

 

SPAGHETTI  DINNER - HAMLIN CHAPEL UMC - MAR 27^th  

A spaghetti dinner will be held on Sat., Mar. 27^th, from 4 to 7PM at Hayfield Vol. Fire Hall which is located at Littles Corners off of Rt. 198.  All proceeds will benefit the church parsonage fund.  Cost: Adults-- $6; Ages 7-12--$4; Ages 6 and under- Free.  Takeouts are available. For more information, call 814-763-3920

 

CARDINAL SINGERS---ERIE: ASBURY----Apr 9^th

Erie Asbury UMC, 4703 W. Ridge Road, will be hosting the CARDINAL SINGERS from Redbird Mission in Ky., for a special concert on Fri, Apr 9^th at 7:00PM.  Redbird Mission is a diverse Mission with many programs, including a K-12 school with over 220 students. The concert will include vocal music, drama, and a 17-member dulcimer ensemble. In addition to the musical program, a display of traditional Appalachian crafts produced in the area of the Mission will be available to purchase. Everyone is invited to this free concert of contemporary and traditional Christian music. For more information contact:  Asbury UM Church 814-833-9053

 

MEN'S RETREAT --- WESLEY WOODS – APRIL 9-11 

A Men's Retreat has been scheduled for Apr 9-11 at Wesley Woods led by Rev. Jeff Bobin.  The theme is "Becoming an Uncommon Man."  Arrival time Fri, Apr. 9^th is 7:00PM and stay through Sun, Apr 11^th at 2:00PM.  Cost of the retreat is $76 which includes a dormitory style room and meals.  Motel units are also available at an additional cost.  Registration forms will be available soon.

 

‘KNOW THE 10 SIGNS’ BY ALZHEIMERS ASS’N ---WESBURY

There is a program, ‘Know the Signs: Early Detection Matters’, that the Alzheimer's Association will be giving at Wesbury Community Center, 31 N. Park Ave., Meadville, on Tues, Apr. 13th at 7PM.  It is open to the public and free of charge. RSVP by calling Melissa Porter at 814-332-9707

 

ENVIRONMENTAL WORKSHOP---Mead: Stone—Apr. 17^th

There will be an environmental workshop on Sat., Apr 17^th from 9:30AM-2:30PM at Meadville: Stone UMC. Continuing Education for Pastors: Clergy may receive 5 contact hours (1/2 CEU) for attending the workshop, and a full CEU if they also complete a reading assignment. Contact Rev. Dr. Jane Ellen Nickell (814-332-2800 or jnickell@allegheny.edu). Registration is $10, and is free for students and youth groups, although registration is required. See the attached flyer for details and registration information.

 

STEPHEN MINISTRY WORKSHOP---NE: PARK—SAT., Apr. 24^th

A Stephen Ministry Workshop will be held at Park UMC, 30 N Lake St. on Sat., Apr 24^th from 9AM-1PM.  Stephen Ministries will be sending Mike Russo, a member of their professional staff, to be the presenter. Stephen Ministry is one to one Christian caregiving by trained laypeople. To Register: Visit www.stephenministry.org/workshop or call Stephen Ministries at (314) 428-2600. See attached flyer for details.

 

CONFERENCE NEWS

OLMSTED EVENTS UPCOMING

Two upcoming Olmsted events, all good sources for CEUs! The events are:

 “The Rhyme of Time, A Study in the Liturgical Year”-- Apr 12-15---2 CEUs

“Scripture and Theology in Charles Wesley’s Hymns”-- May 16-18--1 CEU

For more information, call 814-945-6512, Fax 814-945-6390, Email info@olmstedmanor.org, or Website: www.olmstedmanor.org.

 

MISSION OPPORTUNITIES!!

Take advantage of the mission opportunities that are listed here.

CHILE EARTHQUAKE OUTREACH
CHILE: UMCOR RESPONDS TO 8.8 MAGNITUDE EARTHQUAKE
After the strongest earthquake in the region in half a century struck central Chile early Sat, Feb 27, UMCOR responded with an initial emergency grant to its partners in Chile to help them bring relief to survivors. Please send your contribution and mark Chile Emergency, UMCOR Advance #3021178 on the memo line. Give your offering through your local church and your church treasurer will send it to the Conference Center - or mail your check to the Conference Center (1204 Freedom Road, PO Box 5002, Cranberry Township PA  16066-0002).
UMCOR has notified us that not only Health Kits are needed in Haiti, but Birthing Kits and Layette Kits are needed.   In addition, the Mission Barn is in need of hand towels and finger nail clippers (or metal finger nail files) to complete incomplete kits. 

 

FLOOD/CLEANING BUCKETS NEEDED
Flood/Cleaning Buckets needed for possible Pittsburgh region flooding. From Fred Watts, Pittsburgh District VIM Coordinator:  While our attention is justifiably focused on the disasters in Haiti and Chile, a little attention to the local weather news suggests that we should be planning ahead for the distinct potential for flooding.  Allegheny County Emergency Services Chief, Bob Full said recently "The rivers are going to flood. It's
just a question of where." The Eastbrook Mission Barn, the Western PA Conference UMCOR distribution center, reports only 377 verified Cleaning Buckets.  These will be disappearing quickly when flooding occurs.  So think about adding Cleaning Buckets to your church's goals in addition to the relief for Haiti and Chile.

 

ONE GREAT HOUR OF SHARING---March 14^th

Question:  What very important event happens this Sunday (March 14)?  If you answered, “Change Our Clocks.”  You are absolutely right.  Don’t forget to move your clocks ahead one hour. If you answered, “Make a donation to One Great Hour of Sharing.”  You are even more right. 

Designated gifts for UMCOR’s Haiti Emergency Fund from WPA churches tallied $480,377.21 a week ago.  What an incredibly generous outpouring of financial assistance in second mile giving.  Most of you realize that every cent of that money will go to help Haiti recover.   But where do the funds come from that allow this to happen?  From donations given this Sunday during One Great Hour of Sharing.  Read on …

‘NEW YORK (UMNS) — Eight days after the January earthquake in Haiti, Melissa Crutchfield led a small team to the island to start assessing emergency needs for the United Methodist Committee on Relief. The ability of her team to get to Haiti quickly was due in part to One Great Hour of Sharing, an annual church-wide offering for UMCOR taken on the fourth Sunday in Lent. This year’s offering is on March 14. To Crutchfield, who coordinates international emergency response for the relief agency, One Great Hour of Sharing “is the backbone of what makes everything possible.”

 

And by supporting UMCOR’s headquarter operations, One Great Hour of Sharing allows for both emergency and long-term responses to a wide range of domestic and international disasters and ongoing projects related to hunger and development issues. 

 

The high-profile disasters that receive extensive media coverage—the Haiti earthquake, Hurricane Katrina, the Asian tsunami—generally draw enough donations to finance UMCOR’s long-term recovery projects in those places. But other small-scale disasters do not. In 2009, for example, localized flooding in New York, Illinois, Hawaii and North Dakota drew requests for assistance but little attention. However, UMCOR can still help with money from One Great Hour of Sharing or other undesignated funds, said the Rev. Tom Hazelwood, who oversees U.S. disaster response. “Those are disasters for which no money, or very little money, may come in from donors,” he added.

Keeping the promise -------

In a March 4 message to the denomination’s bishops, the interim top executive of the United Methodist Board of Global Ministries, UMCOR’s parent agency, noted that gifts for Haiti relief are expected to top $25 million and reminded them of the 100-percent pledge. “As you know, UMCOR is able to make this promise because administrative expenses are covered through the One Great Hour of Sharing,” wrote Bishop Joel Martinez. “Because UMCOR does not receive World Service funds or any other apportionments, the costs of doing business are underwritten by The One Great Hour of Sharing. I encourage you to please highlight March 14th with your annual conference as a day to lay the foundation for UMCOR to seek justice and mercy for suffering people everywhere.”

 

BISHOP BICKERTON’S MESSAGE----- HAITIAN RELIEF

Today, I am calling on us as United Methodist Christians to mobilize our congregations and communities for action. Below are four suggestions: 

• GATHER for Prayer.  
•  GIVE an Offering.   This Sunday is not too early to receive a special offering for the Haiti Emergency, Advance #418325. Churches are asked to send checks made payable to WPAUMC and marked for the Haiti Emergency through our Conference Treasurer’s office, Box 5002, Cranberry Twp., PA 16066-5002. 

• GENERATE UMCOR Kits.

• GET Volunteers.  Currently, it’s not safe or desirable for recovery teams to go to Haiti, although specialized emergency efforts are underway. Our Volunteers in Mission coordinators will let us know when teams can go

Let us not be afraid to lead in the midst of perilous times. It is our calling, our mandate, and our opportunity. May it be so!

 

Looking to get out of Pennsylvania and do something useful?  The following VIM trips in the U.S. are quickly approaching

 

 

• St. Paul’s (Allison Park) Volunteers in Mission team has scheduled its 2010 work camp for the Red Bird Mission, May 2 – 8.  Red Bird Mission provides essential services to the residents of that area, including an accredited school (K – 12), a medical clinic, a senior citizens center and housing for elderly citizens.  In addition, participants at work camps repair and remodel homes of the citizens. This VIM team needs volunteers, skilled and unskilled.  The cost of the trip will be approximately $200, with $100 due by March 4.  Team size is limited to 20 persons.   Persons interested in participating should complete the “I Am Interested in the 2010 VIM Work Camp” form (attached to this e-mail) or contact Dave Mitchell (412-512-7188 or 88mitchell@comcast.net), or Dick Rishel (724-316-9187 or rishel219@aol.com). 

 

Conference VIM Trips for 2010 …

Trips:

• Mar 27-Apr 9 – Ethiopia Habitat – Leader, Drew Harvey (drewharvey@verizon.net) – $1500 covers room, board, transportation in country, and material donation; airfare and visa are not included (total trip should cost slightly less than $3000) – FULL 
• July 21-31 – Project Chacocente, Nicaragua – Leaders, Frank and Cyndi Bloise (revbloise@gmail.com) – youth welcome – Cost est. $1400
• April 15-May 2 – Nyadire, Zimbabwe – Leader, Sara Dickey (sarich@aol.com) – approx cost (dependent on airfare) $2500
• July 15-Aug 1 – Nyadire, Zimbabwe – Leader, Kimberly Greway (kgreway@mlumc.org) – approx cost (dependent on airfare) $2500
• July 29-Aug 15 – Nyadire, Zimbabwe – Leaders, Diane Miller (diane.miller@wpaumc.org) and Mary Beth Zollars (mbzollars@aol.com) – approx cost (dependent on airfare) $2500
• Late Aug (about 10 days) – Paraguay – Leader, David Stains (clementof@hotmail.com) – $1500-$1800
• Sept 23-Oct 9 – Nyadire, Zimbabwe – Leader, Drew Harvey (drewharvey@verizon.net) – approx cost (dependent on airfare) $2500
• October 10-23 – Israel/Palestine, pilgrimage and olive picking – Leader, Tina Whitehead (tinawhitehead2@hotmail.com) – Cost, $2900

 

VIM Leader Training Events: 

• Registration form - http://www.wpaumc.org/forms/detail/555

• March VIM Leader Training – date/location to be determined – Trainer, Diane Miller
• April 23, 9:30-3:30 – Building ramps by modules – Eastbrook Mission Barn – Trainer, Greg Forrester  
• April 24, 9:30-3:30 – VIM Leader Training – Conference Center, Cranberry Township – Trainer, Greg Forrester

 

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                      

HURRICANE HELP NEEDED –Make plans now for 2010!!

The following invitation is for youth groups and focuses on rebuilding in southern Louisiana in June and July 2010.  Operative words:  Spend a week.  Change the world.

Terrebonne Area Restoration Project

TARP begins the week of June 6 and ends the week of July 25.  Teams arrive Sunday evening and depart the following Saturday morning. The cost is $225 per participant, which includes lodging, meals, construction materials, and evening activities. The registration deadline is March 15, 2010.  Registrations are taken on a first come, first served basis. For more information, visit www.thebluetarp.com or contact Laurie Byland at 225-383-4777 x 235 or Email: laurie.byland@firstmethodist.org.                       

 

ONLINE TRAINING FOR DISASTER RECOVER

Church World Service provides free, online training to people who care about their communities & want to see everyone recover from disaster. The following details an upcoming series of 7 free webinars to address training needs for many aspects of long term recovery.  Sessions will occur from 2:00-3:30 the first Tuesday of every month. To learn more or to register online, go to: www.cwserp.org.

                                Apr 6                                                      May 4                                                    Jun 1

                 Construction Management              Children & Youth in Disaster             Cultural Sensibility

 

SUPERINTENDENT’S SCHEDULE!!