2010 Holiday Work Schedule
The building will be closed as follows (please note the difference between the vocational and high school schedule):
VOCATIONAL
Vocational students and teachers are off from 12/20-12/31
Dec 20-21 Offices closed, staff must have approval from their supervisor to come in
Dec 22 Building open for custodial staff only, closed to all other staff
Dec 23-24 Building closed to all staff
Dec 27-29 Offices closed, staff must have approval from their supervisor to come in
Dec 30-31 Building closed to all staff
Jan 3 Offices open, vocational teachers and students return
HIGH SCHOOL
High School students and teachers are off from 12/20-12/31, evening students return 1/3, day students return 1/5
Dec 20-21 Offices closed, staff must have approval from their supervisor to come in
Dec 22 Building open for custodial staff only, closed to all other staff
Dec 23-24 Building closed to all staff
Dec 27-29 Offices closed, staff must have approval from their supervisor to come in
Dec 30-31 Building closed to all staff
Jan 3-4 HS Offices open, HS teachers return, HS day students off, HS night students return
Jan 5 All HS students return
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Friday, December 3, 2010
What's in a Name?
In case you missed the two pizza lunches that Executive Director Jeff Barratt hosted to discuss the possibility of changing the school name, you may see the power point presentation at the below link. About 60 staff attended one of the two lunches and the discussions were very good. There was overwhelming consensus that it is time to change our name to include the words technical college and keep the words Emily Griffith in the name. We are also exploring a possible tag line to go with the name change and the staff will also have an opportunity to participate in that process. Please feel free to continue to email your thoughts and suggestions.
Click here to view PowerPoint
Click here to view PowerPoint
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
International Holiday Craft Sale
World Boutique returns for its fourth year!
Join us for this International Holiday Craft Sale
Thursday, December 2
10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Emily Griffith Opportunity School
Second Floor
Shop for one-of-a-kind gifts just in time for the holidays! Items available include handmade jewelry, weaving, knitting, sewing, paper crafts, and more.
These handcrafted works are made by international artisans living in Colorado and around the globe. Proceeds benefit participating organizations.
Featuring: A Little Something~Refugee Crafts — Outreach Uganda — We Made This~Refugee Sewing — Live Out Loud Jewelry — Mission Wear Bags — Henna by Mariam — And more!
Sharon L. McCreary
Colorado Refugee ESL Program
720-423-4843
www.refugee-esl.org
"I have learned much from my teachers, but more from my students." --Maimonides
Join us for this International Holiday Craft Sale
Thursday, December 2
10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Emily Griffith Opportunity School
Second Floor
Shop for one-of-a-kind gifts just in time for the holidays! Items available include handmade jewelry, weaving, knitting, sewing, paper crafts, and more.
These handcrafted works are made by international artisans living in Colorado and around the globe. Proceeds benefit participating organizations.
Featuring: A Little Something~Refugee Crafts — Outreach Uganda — We Made This~Refugee Sewing — Live Out Loud Jewelry — Mission Wear Bags — Henna by Mariam — And more!
Sharon L. McCreary
Colorado Refugee ESL Program
720-423-4843
www.refugee-esl.org
"I have learned much from my teachers, but more from my students." --Maimonides
Holiday Food Drive
From: Bowlds, Marilyn
Subject: Holiday Food Drive
We will be collecting food and donations again the next few weeks for Holiday Baskets for Needy Seniors. See the flyers around the building. Please help us fill the boxes located on the second floor across from registration. Cash donations will be accepted in the foundation office to help the Colorado Gerontological Society purchase frozen chickens, fresh fruit and bread, and small personal gifts to add to the baskets.
Suggested canned or packaged items include: Boxed potatoes, rice, noodles, canned corn, beans, peas, dressing, gravy, cranberry sauce, coffee, tea, hot chocolate, desserts, cake mixes, canned fruit, pickles, olives. Other items needed include sugar, salt, flour, condiments, jam & jelly, cereal, crackers, paper products, toiletries.
Thanks for helping us help others.
Subject: Holiday Food Drive
We will be collecting food and donations again the next few weeks for Holiday Baskets for Needy Seniors. See the flyers around the building. Please help us fill the boxes located on the second floor across from registration. Cash donations will be accepted in the foundation office to help the Colorado Gerontological Society purchase frozen chickens, fresh fruit and bread, and small personal gifts to add to the baskets.
Suggested canned or packaged items include: Boxed potatoes, rice, noodles, canned corn, beans, peas, dressing, gravy, cranberry sauce, coffee, tea, hot chocolate, desserts, cake mixes, canned fruit, pickles, olives. Other items needed include sugar, salt, flour, condiments, jam & jelly, cereal, crackers, paper products, toiletries.
Thanks for helping us help others.
Friday, November 12, 2010
Holiday Pies
Order your holiday pies today!
Apple Crumb, Pumpkin, Pumpkin Chiffon and Pecan.
Please sign up in the treasurer’s office.
Questions, Please see chef Kristi #34814.
Apple Crumb, Pumpkin, Pumpkin Chiffon and Pecan.
Please sign up in the treasurer’s office.
Questions, Please see chef Kristi #34814.
Monday, November 1, 2010
Search for Director of Business Services
Dear EGOS Family,
As you know, Dee Wood’s last day was last Friday. As we begin our search for a Director of Business Services, we will have an interim Director, Myles Lawler, assuming the following supervisory responsibilities:
· Controller’s Office
· Treasurer’s
· Student Accounting, and
· Receiving
The screening process for this position will conclude this week with hopes of interviewing in the very near future.
Thank you!
Jeff Barratt
Executive Director
Emily Griffith Opportunity School
720-423-4711 (Direct Line)
"For all who wish to learn"
As you know, Dee Wood’s last day was last Friday. As we begin our search for a Director of Business Services, we will have an interim Director, Myles Lawler, assuming the following supervisory responsibilities:
· Controller’s Office
· Treasurer’s
· Student Accounting, and
· Receiving
The screening process for this position will conclude this week with hopes of interviewing in the very near future.
Thank you!
Jeff Barratt
Executive Director
Emily Griffith Opportunity School
720-423-4711 (Direct Line)
"For all who wish to learn"
Thursday, October 28, 2010
Fire Inspection
To All EGOS Faculty and Staff
Just an FYI,
Ron Asciutto with DFD stopped by today and we have scheduled for our annual inspection to be done on Tuesday, November 2, 2010. Be sure to follow the guidelines we emailed to you earlier such as no surge protectors daisy chained together and no paper within 3’ of a doorway.
Debra Gonzales
Supervisor 1 @ Emily GriffithOffice
Office 720-423-4812
Cell 720-641-7658
Fax 720-423-4840
Just an FYI,
Ron Asciutto with DFD stopped by today and we have scheduled for our annual inspection to be done on Tuesday, November 2, 2010. Be sure to follow the guidelines we emailed to you earlier such as no surge protectors daisy chained together and no paper within 3’ of a doorway.
Debra Gonzales
Supervisor 1 @ Emily GriffithOffice
Office 720-423-4812
Cell 720-641-7658
Fax 720-423-4840
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
FROM THE FOUNDATION
From the Foundation:
*Congratulations to Kate Goodspeed who won a camcorder in the drawing from staff contributions to the foundation since September 2.
Please remind your students that every Thursday Jamba Juice is selling on the 2nd floor near registration from about 10:45 a.m. to 2 or 3 p.m. They donate 20% of sales to the foundation for scholarships.
The semiannual Book Fair is scheduled for November 4 and 5 in Room 238. A percentage of sales is donated to the foundation. This is a great way to kick start your holiday shopping and contribute as well.
Thanks for all your support.
Marilyn Bowlds, Executive Director
Emily Griffith Foundation
*Congratulations to Kate Goodspeed who won a camcorder in the drawing from staff contributions to the foundation since September 2.
Please remind your students that every Thursday Jamba Juice is selling on the 2nd floor near registration from about 10:45 a.m. to 2 or 3 p.m. They donate 20% of sales to the foundation for scholarships.
The semiannual Book Fair is scheduled for November 4 and 5 in Room 238. A percentage of sales is donated to the foundation. This is a great way to kick start your holiday shopping and contribute as well.
Thanks for all your support.
Marilyn Bowlds, Executive Director
Emily Griffith Foundation
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Lockdown Rescheduled
EGOS Staff,
The lockdown drill originally scheduled for October 13 has been rescheduled for October 19 at 9:30 a.m.The lockdown drill scheduled for October 25 at 7:40 p.m. will remain as scheduled.
Teachers should review the procedures with their students. The procedures are outlined in the EGOS ERCM Handbook. To access the manual:
Emergency Handbook Access
Go to: EGOS Homepage
Click on: Staff Login (lower left corner)
Login with your email and password
Click on: Staff intranet Page (lower left)
Click on: Staff files (right hand column)
Click on: Emergency procedure
Click on: Emergency procedures (Word) (Downloads a copy of handbook, save it to your desktop or a file)
(Jeff Barratt)
The lockdown drill originally scheduled for October 13 has been rescheduled for October 19 at 9:30 a.m.The lockdown drill scheduled for October 25 at 7:40 p.m. will remain as scheduled.
Teachers should review the procedures with their students. The procedures are outlined in the EGOS ERCM Handbook. To access the manual:
Emergency Handbook Access
Go to: EGOS Homepage
Click on: Staff Login (lower left corner)
Login with your email and password
Click on: Staff intranet Page (lower left)
Click on: Staff files (right hand column)
Click on: Emergency procedure
Click on: Emergency procedures (Word) (Downloads a copy of handbook, save it to your desktop or a file)
(Jeff Barratt)
Monday, October 11, 2010
Lockdown Drills
EGOS Staff,
There are two announced lockdown drills scheduled in October on the following dates:
Wednesday, October 13, 9:40 a.m.
Monday, October 25, 7:40 p.m.
Please review the procedures. Teachers should review the procedures with their students. The procedures are outlined in the EGOS ERCM Handbook. To access the manual:
Emergency Handbook Access
Go to: EGOS Homepage
Click on: Staff Login (lower left corner)
Login with your email and password
Click on: Staff intranet Page (lower left)
Click on: Staff files (right hand column)
Click on: Emergency procedure
Click on: Emergency procedures (Word) (Downloads a copy of handbook, save it to your desktop or a file)
(Lou Ann Gilhooly)
Lou Ann GilhoolyPrincipal,
Emily Griffith High School
1250 Welton Street
Denver, CO 80204
720-423-4738
Fx: 720-423-4850
There are two announced lockdown drills scheduled in October on the following dates:
Wednesday, October 13, 9:40 a.m.
Monday, October 25, 7:40 p.m.
Please review the procedures. Teachers should review the procedures with their students. The procedures are outlined in the EGOS ERCM Handbook. To access the manual:
Emergency Handbook Access
Go to: EGOS Homepage
Click on: Staff Login (lower left corner)
Login with your email and password
Click on: Staff intranet Page (lower left)
Click on: Staff files (right hand column)
Click on: Emergency procedure
Click on: Emergency procedures (Word) (Downloads a copy of handbook, save it to your desktop or a file)
(Lou Ann Gilhooly)
Lou Ann GilhoolyPrincipal,
Emily Griffith High School
1250 Welton Street
Denver, CO 80204
720-423-4738
Fx: 720-423-4850
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Fire Drill
EGOS Staff,
With a couple of exceptions, the fire drill went rather smoothly yesterday and most appreciated the opportunity to be outside on such a beautiful day. (I planned it that way.)
Except for a couple of stragglers, our exit time was 3 minutes and 23 seconds. Unfortunately, we are obligated to record the time that everyone is evacuated from the building, which added another minute to our time. As you know our goal is 3 minutes, which we have been unable to achieve.
There are a couple of reminders about the procedures which should reduce our exit time.
Everyone should exit immediately once the fire alarm sounds. Every alarm should be treated as if it were the real thing.
Students and staff should exit at the closest stairwell. If the exit diagrams in the classrooms indicate otherwise, please advise Brad Vickers.
The first non-teaching staff to arrive at the exit doors should hold the doors open, facilitating a quicker exit for all.
In addition, after exiting the building, staff members should assist in moving everyone at least 150 feet away from the building until the we receive the “All Clear” signal.
We made a few improvements in the staging areas and the process seems to be working well. Thank you all for your cooperation and for making our building a safer place to work.
(Lou Ann Gilhooly)
Lou Ann GilhoolyPrincipal,
Emily Griffith High School
1250 Welton Street
Denver, CO 80204
720-423-4738
Fx: 720-423-4850
With a couple of exceptions, the fire drill went rather smoothly yesterday and most appreciated the opportunity to be outside on such a beautiful day. (I planned it that way.)
Except for a couple of stragglers, our exit time was 3 minutes and 23 seconds. Unfortunately, we are obligated to record the time that everyone is evacuated from the building, which added another minute to our time. As you know our goal is 3 minutes, which we have been unable to achieve.
There are a couple of reminders about the procedures which should reduce our exit time.
Everyone should exit immediately once the fire alarm sounds. Every alarm should be treated as if it were the real thing.
Students and staff should exit at the closest stairwell. If the exit diagrams in the classrooms indicate otherwise, please advise Brad Vickers.
The first non-teaching staff to arrive at the exit doors should hold the doors open, facilitating a quicker exit for all.
In addition, after exiting the building, staff members should assist in moving everyone at least 150 feet away from the building until the we receive the “All Clear” signal.
We made a few improvements in the staging areas and the process seems to be working well. Thank you all for your cooperation and for making our building a safer place to work.
(Lou Ann Gilhooly)
Lou Ann GilhoolyPrincipal,
Emily Griffith High School
1250 Welton Street
Denver, CO 80204
720-423-4738
Fx: 720-423-4850
Friday, September 3, 2010
Missing Desktop Computers
TO: EGOS Faculty and Staff
There are two Dell Optiplex 755 Desktop computers missing from Room 416.
Does anyone know where these computers are?
Chris Marshall
There are two Dell Optiplex 755 Desktop computers missing from Room 416.
Does anyone know where these computers are?
Chris Marshall
Friday, August 20, 2010
Emily Griffith Foundation Benefit
The Emily Griffith Foundation will be hosting a benefit night at Noodles and Company on 6th and Broadway September 9, 2010 from 4-9. Noodles will donate 25% of the proceeds made during this time to the Foundation. You must mention Emily Griffith Opportunity School in order to get counted.
September 9th is the 94th anniversary of the the school. Please help us commemorate this important date and raise money for the foundation. Look for an email soon with a flyer that you can send to people to help spread the word.
You can help!
Eat in the restaurant
Order take out food
Spread the word. Tell all your friends
Remember to mention Emily Griffith when you order
September 9th is the 94th anniversary of the the school. Please help us commemorate this important date and raise money for the foundation. Look for an email soon with a flyer that you can send to people to help spread the word.
You can help!
Eat in the restaurant
Order take out food
Spread the word. Tell all your friends
Remember to mention Emily Griffith when you order
Monday, July 26, 2010
Higher Education Administration & Leadership Programs
This is an excellent, flexible graduate program for individuals who are thinking about going back to school –please share with anyone who is thinking about beginning a graduate program or who is interested in adding a credential in executive leadership.
Adams State College in Colorado is pleased to announce two new programs in Higher Education Administration & Leadership focusing on Hispanic Serving Institutions.
*A two-year, online Master of Arts program
*A one-year, online post-graduate Executive Leadership Institute.
Designed for the working professional, both programs are convenient and affordable. We still have limited space for the Fall 2010 cohort. Please forward this professional development opportunity to your faculty and staff. For more information contact Melissa L. Freeman, Director of HEAL mfreeman@adams.edu (719) 587-7934 or visit our website http://www.adams.edu/academics/business/heal/
Adams State College in Colorado is pleased to announce two new programs in Higher Education Administration & Leadership focusing on Hispanic Serving Institutions.
*A two-year, online Master of Arts program
*A one-year, online post-graduate Executive Leadership Institute.
Designed for the working professional, both programs are convenient and affordable. We still have limited space for the Fall 2010 cohort. Please forward this professional development opportunity to your faculty and staff. For more information contact Melissa L. Freeman, Director of HEAL mfreeman@adams.edu (719) 587-7934 or visit our website http://www.adams.edu/academics/business/heal/
Friday, July 9, 2010
LPN Graduation
The Emily Griffith Opportunity Practical Nursing Program faculty and graduates would like to invite all staff to attend a graduation event to be held on Tuesday July 20, 2010 from 10:30-11:30 am.
Location: Faith Bible Chapel South
4250 S. Federal
Sheridan, CO 80110
Food and drinks are not permitted in the auditorium/sanctuary.
Tamara Parks, MSN, RN
Director, Practical Nursing Program
Emily Griffith Opportunity School
1250 Welton Street
Denver, CO 80204
720-423-4785
We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit.~~ Aristotle
Location: Faith Bible Chapel South
4250 S. Federal
Sheridan, CO 80110
Food and drinks are not permitted in the auditorium/sanctuary.
Tamara Parks, MSN, RN
Director, Practical Nursing Program
Emily Griffith Opportunity School
1250 Welton Street
Denver, CO 80204
720-423-4785
We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit.~~ Aristotle
Friday, July 2, 2010
Meet and Greet New Executive Director
Please join us to meet and greet Jeff Barratt, our new Executive Director, at a brown bag lunch Thursday, July 8 from 11:30-1:30 in the Glenarm Conference Room. We will provide beverages and dessert. Bring your lunch and help us welcome Jeff to Emily Griffith Opportunity School.
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
End of the School Year
Dear Staff,
To acknowledge the end of the school year, the admin team will provide bagels, juice and coffee Friday, June 18 from 8-10 a.m., in Room 238.
I want to sincerely thank each of you for your work and dedication during this challenging year. For those of you who will be off for the summer, we wish you well.
Lou Ann GilhoolyInterim Principal
Emily Griffith Opportunity School
1250 Welton Street
Denver, CO 80204
720-423-4738
Fx: 720-423-4850
To acknowledge the end of the school year, the admin team will provide bagels, juice and coffee Friday, June 18 from 8-10 a.m., in Room 238.
I want to sincerely thank each of you for your work and dedication during this challenging year. For those of you who will be off for the summer, we wish you well.
Lou Ann GilhoolyInterim Principal
Emily Griffith Opportunity School
1250 Welton Street
Denver, CO 80204
720-423-4738
Fx: 720-423-4850
Catering
There will be no more Catering available for the summer session.
Catering will resume after September 7th.
If you have any questions, please contact Chef Tim
Kristi Martin
Emily Griffith Opportunity School
Professional Bakery Instructor
1250 Welton St.
Denver Co 80204
7am - 2 pm
(720)423-4814 Direct Line
(720)423-4700 Switch Board
Catering will resume after September 7th.
If you have any questions, please contact Chef Tim
Kristi Martin
Emily Griffith Opportunity School
Professional Bakery Instructor
1250 Welton St.
Denver Co 80204
7am - 2 pm
(720)423-4814 Direct Line
(720)423-4700 Switch Board
Monday, June 7, 2010
Instructors Accessing Banner Account
Instructors can access their Banner Account through this link as well as through the Staff Intranet.
The link is:
https://erpdnssb.cccs.edu/PRODEGOS/twbkwbis.P_WWWLogin
If anyone has issues logging in please contact Tisha Corbett.
X34859.
The link is:
https://erpdnssb.cccs.edu/PRODEGOS/twbkwbis.P_WWWLogin
If anyone has issues logging in please contact Tisha Corbett.
X34859.
Thursday, June 3, 2010
Deli Closure
Please Note:
DELI will be closed June 11th for Mid Term Exams.
Thank You, Chef Kristi
Kristi Martin
Emily Griffith Opportunity School
Professional Bakery Instructor
1250 Welton St.
Denver Co 80204
7am - 2 pm
(720)423-4814 Direct Line
(720)423-4700 Switch Board
DELI will be closed June 11th for Mid Term Exams.
Thank You, Chef Kristi
Kristi Martin
Emily Griffith Opportunity School
Professional Bakery Instructor
1250 Welton St.
Denver Co 80204
7am - 2 pm
(720)423-4814 Direct Line
(720)423-4700 Switch Board
Wednesday, June 2, 2010
Good Bye and Good Luck to Nick Sarchet
TO: ALL EGOS FACULTY AND STAFF
Please come to say good bye and good luck to Nick Sarchet, the TANF employment specialist. He is leaving Opportunity School on June 14 to pursue a career in nursing. We will miss him and wish him the best in his new endeavor.
Cake and beverages will be served in Room 238 on Thursday, June 10 from 1-3 p.m.
Please come to say good bye and good luck to Nick Sarchet, the TANF employment specialist. He is leaving Opportunity School on June 14 to pursue a career in nursing. We will miss him and wish him the best in his new endeavor.
Cake and beverages will be served in Room 238 on Thursday, June 10 from 1-3 p.m.
Thursday, May 20, 2010
Scratch Paper
**********SCRATCH PAPER***********
GED Classroom, Room 225, would greatly appreciate any scratch paper donations.
Thank you.
Jo Jansen
GED Instructor/ Graduation Coordinator
Emily Griffith High School
1250 Welton Street
Denver, Colorado 80204
Ph: 720/423-4807
Fx: 720/423-4809
GED Classroom, Room 225, would greatly appreciate any scratch paper donations.
Thank you.
Jo Jansen
GED Instructor/ Graduation Coordinator
Emily Griffith High School
1250 Welton Street
Denver, Colorado 80204
Ph: 720/423-4807
Fx: 720/423-4809
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
Dental Lab Open House
The open house for the dental lab will be from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m.
Please join us Wednesday May 26, 2010 for an open house for the new Dental Lab (room 406). The Dental Lab was made more suitable for are dental students and the addition of the EDDA (Expanded Duties Dental Assisting) courses. Monies from donations from the Emily Griffith Foundation and The Perkins ACT assisted in making this lab more efficient for our students. Thanks.
Dorothy Seal, RN, BS, MEd.
Instructional Dean, Health Occupations
Emily Griffith Opportunity School
720-423-4734
fax 720-423-4762
dorothy_seal@dpsk12.org
Please join us Wednesday May 26, 2010 for an open house for the new Dental Lab (room 406). The Dental Lab was made more suitable for are dental students and the addition of the EDDA (Expanded Duties Dental Assisting) courses. Monies from donations from the Emily Griffith Foundation and The Perkins ACT assisted in making this lab more efficient for our students. Thanks.
Dorothy Seal, RN, BS, MEd.
Instructional Dean, Health Occupations
Emily Griffith Opportunity School
720-423-4734
fax 720-423-4762
dorothy_seal@dpsk12.org
Monday, May 17, 2010
'Ace the Interview'
Do Not Leave Your Completers
HANGING!!
In today’s challenging labor market, it is essential that our students have every opportunity to compete for the jobs for which they have been trained. It is also important to Opportunity School that we are able to show high placement rates. If we fall below a certain level, our Perkins funding and our NCA accreditation could be negatively impacted.
The Student Success Center wants to ensure that all of our career and technical education students are prepared for the world of work. If your students need some tips on interviewing, please allow them to attend this important workshop.
‘Ace the Interview’
Date: Wednesday, May 19, 2010
Location: Glenarm Conference Room
Time: 12 – 1 pm
If you would like interviewing skills and resume writing workshops designed and conducted specifically for your students in your classrooms, please contact the Success Center at x34743. Students can also stop by the Success Center at any time for assistance with resumes and job searches.
HANGING!!
In today’s challenging labor market, it is essential that our students have every opportunity to compete for the jobs for which they have been trained. It is also important to Opportunity School that we are able to show high placement rates. If we fall below a certain level, our Perkins funding and our NCA accreditation could be negatively impacted.
The Student Success Center wants to ensure that all of our career and technical education students are prepared for the world of work. If your students need some tips on interviewing, please allow them to attend this important workshop.
‘Ace the Interview’
Date: Wednesday, May 19, 2010
Location: Glenarm Conference Room
Time: 12 – 1 pm
If you would like interviewing skills and resume writing workshops designed and conducted specifically for your students in your classrooms, please contact the Success Center at x34743. Students can also stop by the Success Center at any time for assistance with resumes and job searches.
Thursday, May 13, 2010
Happy Hour May 14 (Take 5)
“Happy Hour Take 5:
I have heard many people mention they would still want to get together for the Happy Hour that was scheduled for this Friday and I thank them for their comments.
So let’s still go ahead with the Happy Hour for this Friday May 14th! For those of you that want to come we will be at:
WHAT: Staff Happy Hour
WHERE: Pint’s Pub (221 West 13th Avenue (303) 534-7543)
WHEN: Friday May 14, 2010
TIME: 3:00 - ???
Dorothy Seal, RN, BS, MEd.
Instructional Dean, Health Occupations
Emily Griffith Opportunity School
720-423-4734
fax 720-423-4762
dorothy_seal@dpsk12.org
I have heard many people mention they would still want to get together for the Happy Hour that was scheduled for this Friday and I thank them for their comments.
So let’s still go ahead with the Happy Hour for this Friday May 14th! For those of you that want to come we will be at:
WHAT: Staff Happy Hour
WHERE: Pint’s Pub (221 West 13th Avenue (303) 534-7543)
WHEN: Friday May 14, 2010
TIME: 3:00 - ???
Dorothy Seal, RN, BS, MEd.
Instructional Dean, Health Occupations
Emily Griffith Opportunity School
720-423-4734
fax 720-423-4762
dorothy_seal@dpsk12.org
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Dental Lab Open House
Please join us Wednesday May 26, 2010 for an open house for the new Dental Lab (room 406). The Dental Lab was made more suitable for are dental students and the addition of the EDDA (Expanded Duties Dental Assisting) courses. Monies from donations from the Emily Griffith Foundation and The Perkins ACT assisted in making this lab more efficient for our students. Thanks.
Dorothy Seal, RN, BS, MEd.
Instructional Dean, Health Occupations
Emily Griffith Opportunity School
720-423-4734
fax 720-423-4762
dorothy_seal@dpsk12.org
Dorothy Seal, RN, BS, MEd.
Instructional Dean, Health Occupations
Emily Griffith Opportunity School
720-423-4734
fax 720-423-4762
dorothy_seal@dpsk12.org
Cancellation of Happy Hour
“Well it appears that Mother Nature once again will rain (snow) on our (my) parade! Looking at the forecast for this Friday the 14th, the weather will not cooperate so the Happy Hour has been cancelled. Maybe in the fall once school begins again we can schedule a get together. Thanks. Dorothy”
Dorothy Seal, RN, BS, MEd.
Instructional Dean, Health Occupations
Emily Griffith Opportunity School
720-423-4734
fax 720-423-4762
dorothy_seal@dpsk12.org
Dorothy Seal, RN, BS, MEd.
Instructional Dean, Health Occupations
Emily Griffith Opportunity School
720-423-4734
fax 720-423-4762
dorothy_seal@dpsk12.org
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
PURCHASING CUTOFF
PURCHASING CUTOFF
In order to comply with the school district’s deadlines, we have set our deadline for all purchase requisitions and petty cash/VISA payment requests for May 17, 2009. Please submit any purchase requests by this deadline. We will not be able to use the district’s purchasing system again until the second week of July, so please plan accordingly. If you have any questions, please contact Audrey_douthit@dpsk12.org.
In order to comply with the school district’s deadlines, we have set our deadline for all purchase requisitions and petty cash/VISA payment requests for May 17, 2009. Please submit any purchase requests by this deadline. We will not be able to use the district’s purchasing system again until the second week of July, so please plan accordingly. If you have any questions, please contact Audrey_douthit@dpsk12.org.
DPS Benefits Selection and Fairs
DPS Benefits Selection and Fairs
There are six benefits fairs left, please plan to attend one if you receive medical benefits. We have a few employees who went this week and found it very beneficial. You can talk directly to the health insurance providers at the fair, and they will have computers set up so that you can make your benefits selection there.
Due to the changes in benefit options, every employee will need to make a medical plan choice during the open enrollment window, May 1 – 23. While all employees currently enrolled in PacificCare will have to choose a new provider, CIGNA's network overlaps significantly with the PacificCare network. You can learn about all of the coverage options by attending one of the remaining benefits fairs scheduled in May.
· Monday, May 10 from 4:00 – 7:00pm at Abraham Lincoln HS, 2285 S Federal Blvd
· Tuesday, May 11 from 9:30 a.m. – Noon at the Northeast Terminal, 4937 Dallas Street. This is an informational meeting for second-shift workers. Benefit carriers only – no wellness fair. Computers available.
· Monday, May 17 from 4:00 – 7:00pm at Montbello HS, 5000 Crown Blvd
· Tuesday, May 18 from 4:00 – 7:00pm at Bruce Randolph School, 3955 Steele Street
· Wednesday, May 19 from 4:00 – 7:00pm at George Washington HS, 655 S. Monaco Parkway
· Saturday, May 22 from 9:00 a.m. – Noon at East HS, 1600 City Park Esplanade
There are six benefits fairs left, please plan to attend one if you receive medical benefits. We have a few employees who went this week and found it very beneficial. You can talk directly to the health insurance providers at the fair, and they will have computers set up so that you can make your benefits selection there.
Due to the changes in benefit options, every employee will need to make a medical plan choice during the open enrollment window, May 1 – 23. While all employees currently enrolled in PacificCare will have to choose a new provider, CIGNA's network overlaps significantly with the PacificCare network. You can learn about all of the coverage options by attending one of the remaining benefits fairs scheduled in May.
· Monday, May 10 from 4:00 – 7:00pm at Abraham Lincoln HS, 2285 S Federal Blvd
· Tuesday, May 11 from 9:30 a.m. – Noon at the Northeast Terminal, 4937 Dallas Street. This is an informational meeting for second-shift workers. Benefit carriers only – no wellness fair. Computers available.
· Monday, May 17 from 4:00 – 7:00pm at Montbello HS, 5000 Crown Blvd
· Tuesday, May 18 from 4:00 – 7:00pm at Bruce Randolph School, 3955 Steele Street
· Wednesday, May 19 from 4:00 – 7:00pm at George Washington HS, 655 S. Monaco Parkway
· Saturday, May 22 from 9:00 a.m. – Noon at East HS, 1600 City Park Esplanade
Top School Update
Top School Update
In case you have forgotten, we will switch from the Banner System to Top School, our new student information system by the beginning of June. Here is just a quick update on where we are with the conversion process.
We are actively using the Prospect Module (it is working really well!)
We have successfully:
Set up all programs
Set up all course sections for the summer term
We are in the process of:
Uploading all historic data from Banner
Fine-tuning the online student application
Finishing training materials for student registration
We have found the system to be very user friendly. If you have any questions about Top School, do not hesitate to contact any of the conversion team members.
Dee Wood, Christine Hill, Tisha Corbett, Slavica Park, Jean Butler, Dianna Marriott, Thuy Hoare, Tandy Reyes, Trudy Hinkle, Kimberly McKay, Gardner Sullivan
"Emily Griffith loved to interact with foreign students. In a speech given in 1927, she commented, "I like to think of the foreigners who come to us. They need a friend as much as they need English." She recalled one Italian girl, a student at Opportunity School, who told her, "I never used to look at your moon. I always thought about the moon in Italy. Last summer for the first time...your moon was my moon, your stars were my stars."
In case you have forgotten, we will switch from the Banner System to Top School, our new student information system by the beginning of June. Here is just a quick update on where we are with the conversion process.
We are actively using the Prospect Module (it is working really well!)
We have successfully:
Set up all programs
Set up all course sections for the summer term
We are in the process of:
Uploading all historic data from Banner
Fine-tuning the online student application
Finishing training materials for student registration
We have found the system to be very user friendly. If you have any questions about Top School, do not hesitate to contact any of the conversion team members.
Dee Wood, Christine Hill, Tisha Corbett, Slavica Park, Jean Butler, Dianna Marriott, Thuy Hoare, Tandy Reyes, Trudy Hinkle, Kimberly McKay, Gardner Sullivan
"Emily Griffith loved to interact with foreign students. In a speech given in 1927, she commented, "I like to think of the foreigners who come to us. They need a friend as much as they need English." She recalled one Italian girl, a student at Opportunity School, who told her, "I never used to look at your moon. I always thought about the moon in Italy. Last summer for the first time...your moon was my moon, your stars were my stars."
Thursday, April 29, 2010
Budget Meetings Update
Dear EGOS Staff,
As you know, the administrative budget committee has been meeting regularly since January to address the budget deficit facing Emily Griffith Opportunity School and higher education.
The committee has examined all areas of the school and has evaluated every suggestion from staff. Many excellent ideas came from the staff meetings and the suggestion box. While some of the ideas are in the process of being implemented or undergoing further research, others are not feasible at this time. We are currently seeking staff input on the remaining suggestions to identify the 5 best suggestions, as some will require a commitment from the staff. However, please know that all suggestions were considered and will be saved for future consideration.
The goal of the budget committee was to have most decisions involving personnel completed on, or before, April 30, 2010. We are preparing to share the information with the staff and specific individuals next week.
At this time, I will share with you two of the decisions that have been finalized. First, we have reluctantly decided to raise tuition 9%, effective for summer 2010 classes. Tuition will increase from $56 to $61 per credit hour for most programs; high-cost programs will increase from $76 to $83 per credit hour. In addition, some programs will have increased student fees.
Second, the school will be closed for staff and students during three weeks of the school year—Aug. 16–20, Dec. 23–31(winter break), and March 28–April 1 (spring break). This schedule will not impact the high school staff who return on August 10 for registration.
The budget decisions made to date are intermediate solutions for a problem that is predicted to continue for several years. The outlook is not promising and additional budget cuts will likely be necessary. Our challenge now is to continue to provide the education and services that we have provided for over 94 years.
Sincerely,
Lou Ann GilhoolyInterim Principal
Lou Ann Gilhooly
Interim Principal
Emily Griffith Opportunity School
1250 Welton Street
Denver, CO 80204
720-423-4738
Fx: 720-423-4850
As you know, the administrative budget committee has been meeting regularly since January to address the budget deficit facing Emily Griffith Opportunity School and higher education.
The committee has examined all areas of the school and has evaluated every suggestion from staff. Many excellent ideas came from the staff meetings and the suggestion box. While some of the ideas are in the process of being implemented or undergoing further research, others are not feasible at this time. We are currently seeking staff input on the remaining suggestions to identify the 5 best suggestions, as some will require a commitment from the staff. However, please know that all suggestions were considered and will be saved for future consideration.
The goal of the budget committee was to have most decisions involving personnel completed on, or before, April 30, 2010. We are preparing to share the information with the staff and specific individuals next week.
At this time, I will share with you two of the decisions that have been finalized. First, we have reluctantly decided to raise tuition 9%, effective for summer 2010 classes. Tuition will increase from $56 to $61 per credit hour for most programs; high-cost programs will increase from $76 to $83 per credit hour. In addition, some programs will have increased student fees.
Second, the school will be closed for staff and students during three weeks of the school year—Aug. 16–20, Dec. 23–31(winter break), and March 28–April 1 (spring break). This schedule will not impact the high school staff who return on August 10 for registration.
The budget decisions made to date are intermediate solutions for a problem that is predicted to continue for several years. The outlook is not promising and additional budget cuts will likely be necessary. Our challenge now is to continue to provide the education and services that we have provided for over 94 years.
Sincerely,
Lou Ann GilhoolyInterim Principal
Lou Ann Gilhooly
Interim Principal
Emily Griffith Opportunity School
1250 Welton Street
Denver, CO 80204
720-423-4738
Fx: 720-423-4850
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Results of the State Board of Nursing Audit
Hello. I wanted to share with you the results of the State Board of Nursing audit of both the Home Health Aide and Nurse Aide Programs that were completed this month.
The auditor stated many times how wonderful both programs are and the commitment of the staff to the students in the programs. She was especially complimentary of the information that is provided to the students regarding the cost of the program. The fact sheet Jean Butler has developed helps the student to know exactly the costs of the entire process when obtaining the nurse aide licensure.
When you see Judy Curtis, Darlene Fraser, Mary Payne, Meg Noll, Eve Bohan, Belva Zeck, Janet Holdsworth, and Terrie McDaniel could you congratulate them? Thanks to all of you because as the saying goes…it takes a village!
Thanks. Dorothy
Dorothy Seal, RN, BS, MEd.
Instructional Dean, Health Occupations
Emily Griffith Opportunity School
720-423-4734
fax 720-423-4762
dorothy_seal@dpsk12.org
The auditor stated many times how wonderful both programs are and the commitment of the staff to the students in the programs. She was especially complimentary of the information that is provided to the students regarding the cost of the program. The fact sheet Jean Butler has developed helps the student to know exactly the costs of the entire process when obtaining the nurse aide licensure.
When you see Judy Curtis, Darlene Fraser, Mary Payne, Meg Noll, Eve Bohan, Belva Zeck, Janet Holdsworth, and Terrie McDaniel could you congratulate them? Thanks to all of you because as the saying goes…it takes a village!
Thanks. Dorothy
Dorothy Seal, RN, BS, MEd.
Instructional Dean, Health Occupations
Emily Griffith Opportunity School
720-423-4734
fax 720-423-4762
dorothy_seal@dpsk12.org
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
HAPPY HOUR
OK so let’s try this one more time!
WHAT: Staff Happy Hour
WHERE: Pint’s Pub (221 West 13th Avenue (303) 534-7543)
WHEN: Friday May 14, 2010
TIME: 3:00 - ???
Hopefully the weather will cooperate and we can enjoy ourselves and sit outside! See you there.
Dorothy Seal, RN, BS, MEd.
Instructional Dean, Health Occupations
Emily Griffith Opportunity School
720-423-4734
fax 720-423-4762
dorothy_seal@dpsk12.org
WHAT: Staff Happy Hour
WHERE: Pint’s Pub (221 West 13th Avenue (303) 534-7543)
WHEN: Friday May 14, 2010
TIME: 3:00 - ???
Hopefully the weather will cooperate and we can enjoy ourselves and sit outside! See you there.
Dorothy Seal, RN, BS, MEd.
Instructional Dean, Health Occupations
Emily Griffith Opportunity School
720-423-4734
fax 720-423-4762
dorothy_seal@dpsk12.org
MAGAZINE RACK
The Aircraft Training Center is looking for a magazine rack for the facility in Watkins. If anyone has an extra one, please contact Maria Herrera, Office Support @ (720) 424-2961.
ACT TEST DAY
QUIET PLEASE ACT TESTING
APRIL 28, 2010
Wednesday April 28, 2010 is Colorado ACT test day. Emily Griffith High School will be proctoring the ACT to our junior students in the Glenarm Conference Center and rooms 403/405. Room 318 will also be used if necessary.
APRIL 28, 2010
Wednesday April 28, 2010 is Colorado ACT test day. Emily Griffith High School will be proctoring the ACT to our junior students in the Glenarm Conference Center and rooms 403/405. Room 318 will also be used if necessary.
Please remind your staff and students that testing will take place from 8am-12:30pm on Wednesday April 28, 2010 and we need to have as little disturbance as possible.
Thank-you for your cooperation.
Thank-you,
Denise Madrigal
720-423-4760--
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
March 2010 Web Stats
Applications Rates- For the month of March, 2010 Emily Griffith received 861 applications on the web site which equals about 27.7 applications/day. For comparison, 905 applications (25.3 applications/day) in February 2010 and 865 applications (28 applications/day) in August 2009 were received.
Web Visitors Navigate to Become Students - Of the approximately 15,119 visits per month, 10% of visitors navigated to the first stage of application.
Search Engine Optimization (SEO) - In October program page titles were added to the web site to help search engines find Emily Griffith pages better. In March we added meta tags or search words to each page to help search engines find our individual program pages. As of April 20, we have renamed our individual program pages address (URL) to be something easier for search engines to search. For example: http://www.egos-school.com/health/program?t=3100021 will change to http://www.egos-school.com/Dental-Aide-/health/program?t=3100021. With the increasing competition among websites, all of these factors greatly increase our searchability with Google, Bing, Yahoo and other search engines.
March's Most Popular Program Pages by number of Pageviews:
1. CNA 1,612 (Feb. 1,608)
2. LPN 1,444 (Feb. 1,460)
3. Medical Assistant 769 (Feb. 744)
4. GED 685 (Feb. 587)
5. Cosmetology 664 (Feb. 566)
6. Pharmacy Tech 615 (Feb. 584)
7. Pro Sew 529 (Feb. 491)
8. Barbering 523 (Feb. 514)9. Dental Asst 464 (Feb. 431)
10. Network Tech 445 (Feb.. 429)
March's Top Traffic Sources:
Google.com search: 57.13%
Direct source (typed in url): 14.49%
Bing.com search: 7.23%
Yahoo.com search: 5.70%
Google (cpc): 1.53%
Unfortunately, comparison statistics with other college websites of our size are not available this month.
FREE ROCKIES TICKETS
Get your free Rockies tickets! There are a limited number of tickets available on a first come, first serve basis. Staff may pick up a maximum of 4 tickets. If tickets are not all distributed, you may request more on the day of the game. See Jan Raymond to get your free tickets.
Games available are:
Monday, April 26 at 6:40 p.m. Vs. Arizona Diamondbacks
Wednesday, April 28 at 1:10 p.m. Vs. Arizona Diamondbacks--
Marla RodriguezEmily Griffith Opportunity School1250 Welton St., Denver, CO 80204720-423-4755EmilyGriffith.eduTo be sure email reaches me, also send to: marlasari.rodriguez@gmail.com
Games available are:
Monday, April 26 at 6:40 p.m. Vs. Arizona Diamondbacks
Wednesday, April 28 at 1:10 p.m. Vs. Arizona Diamondbacks--
Marla RodriguezEmily Griffith Opportunity School1250 Welton St., Denver, CO 80204720-423-4755EmilyGriffith.eduTo be sure email reaches me, also send to: marlasari.rodriguez@gmail.com
Thank You
I would like to thank everyone who gave us goodies, helped out at the table and especially the staff who bought stuff. We exceeded our goal of $400.00 by over $100.00.
Many people do not know the reason we had the bake sale. Because of budget cuts, we no longer have funding for the end of the year staff award ceremony. The cost last year was just a little over $1500.00 and with four awards given: High School, ESL, Teacher, and Support Staff. Each group needs to come up with $400.00. We would like to extend an invitation to the other groups to match what we did, and we would love to support them as they supported us.
Dianna Marriott
Emily Griffith Opportunity School
Treasurer's Office
720 423-4786
720 423-4842
Many people do not know the reason we had the bake sale. Because of budget cuts, we no longer have funding for the end of the year staff award ceremony. The cost last year was just a little over $1500.00 and with four awards given: High School, ESL, Teacher, and Support Staff. Each group needs to come up with $400.00. We would like to extend an invitation to the other groups to match what we did, and we would love to support them as they supported us.
Dianna Marriott
Emily Griffith Opportunity School
Treasurer's Office
720 423-4786
720 423-4842
Monday, April 5, 2010
International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) Conference
International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) Conference
TECHNOLOGY IN EDUCATION COLORADO, INC. (TIE) is a Colorado-based organization founded in 1986 by a group of teachers with a vision to host a conference focusing on the increasing role technology plays in education. Its major objective is to organize a four-day, hands-on technology focused conference each summer that models and promotes the use of technology integration in the classroom.
Last year’s conference featured 100+ different workshops, featured speaker sessions and roundtables with more than 170 different presenters and co-presenters, mostly classroom teachers. This year TIE is cooperating with the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) to offer a much bigger conference.
Now in its 31st year, ISTE's Annual Conference & Exposition features an amazing array of professional learning and collaborative networking opportunities. As part of your conference registration, you can choose from more than 600 sessions—formal sessions and hands-on labs, traditional and student poster presentations, Birds-of-a-Feather discussions, and themed lounges and playgrounds. And three inspirational keynotes!
The 2010 ISTE Conference will be held June 27-30 right across the street at the Colorado Convention Center. For us, this is a great opportunity. In addition, the TIE organization has arranged for Colorado attendees to register for the entire conference for only $210…PLUS, we will each get a one-year ISTE membership ($89 value) FREE!!
If you are interested in attending, please let your supervisor know by April 9, 2010. In order to take advantage of this reduced rate, we must register by April 14. If you are eligible to go through the Vocational Teachers’ Council, please get your request submitted to the Council by April 9, as well. Individuals who will be funded through Perkins need to submit leave forms to Jan Raymond by April 9. Jan will register all of us as a group.
Don’t miss out on this OPPORTUNITY!!
TECHNOLOGY IN EDUCATION COLORADO, INC. (TIE) is a Colorado-based organization founded in 1986 by a group of teachers with a vision to host a conference focusing on the increasing role technology plays in education. Its major objective is to organize a four-day, hands-on technology focused conference each summer that models and promotes the use of technology integration in the classroom.
Last year’s conference featured 100+ different workshops, featured speaker sessions and roundtables with more than 170 different presenters and co-presenters, mostly classroom teachers. This year TIE is cooperating with the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) to offer a much bigger conference.
Now in its 31st year, ISTE's Annual Conference & Exposition features an amazing array of professional learning and collaborative networking opportunities. As part of your conference registration, you can choose from more than 600 sessions—formal sessions and hands-on labs, traditional and student poster presentations, Birds-of-a-Feather discussions, and themed lounges and playgrounds. And three inspirational keynotes!
The 2010 ISTE Conference will be held June 27-30 right across the street at the Colorado Convention Center. For us, this is a great opportunity. In addition, the TIE organization has arranged for Colorado attendees to register for the entire conference for only $210…PLUS, we will each get a one-year ISTE membership ($89 value) FREE!!
If you are interested in attending, please let your supervisor know by April 9, 2010. In order to take advantage of this reduced rate, we must register by April 14. If you are eligible to go through the Vocational Teachers’ Council, please get your request submitted to the Council by April 9, as well. Individuals who will be funded through Perkins need to submit leave forms to Jan Raymond by April 9. Jan will register all of us as a group.
Don’t miss out on this OPPORTUNITY!!
Friday, March 26, 2010
Presentation in Glenarm Conference Center
On April 13th
10:30am -11:30am
12:30-1:30pm
“20 Questions You Wish You Had Asked Your Doctor”
Presented by Kate Maples-Andrade
From the Student Success Center
This presentation is part one of a series of lectures talking about health, disease and nutrition. This presentation discusses diabetes in America and the hidden sugars found in many foods. All students and faculty are welcome. Participants will receive information to take home as well as easy, healthy and inexpensive family recipes.
Student Success Center
10:30am -11:30am
12:30-1:30pm
“20 Questions You Wish You Had Asked Your Doctor”
Presented by Kate Maples-Andrade
From the Student Success Center
This presentation is part one of a series of lectures talking about health, disease and nutrition. This presentation discusses diabetes in America and the hidden sugars found in many foods. All students and faculty are welcome. Participants will receive information to take home as well as easy, healthy and inexpensive family recipes.
Student Success Center
Thursday, March 25, 2010
ISTE Conference
International Society for Technical Education (ISTE) Conference
Join thousands of educators from around the world at the premier technology conference and exposition to be held right across the street at the Colorado Convention Center, June 27-30, 2010.
The International Society for Technical Education (ITSE) Conference will include something for everyone:
Nearly 1000 sessions and events
Networking opportunities
A huge exhibit hall
Interactive playgrounds and topic focused lounges
We encourage Opportunity School faculty and staff to attend…so plan now! The exceptional registration fee of $210 will allow you to attend all four days, or just to attend the sessions of interest to you that are offered when you are available.
If you are interested in attending, please let your supervisor know by April 9, 2010 so that we can allocate the funding. Individuals who are eligible to go through the Vocational Teachers’ Council should pursue that avenue of funding. Other individuals will be funded through Perkins. Your registration will be paid in advance so you will not incur any costs, personally.
This is a GREAT Opportunity to develop new technology skills to use in your classrooms or in your work assignments. Moreover, it was the recommendation of the NCA that we continue to expand and enhance the use of technology at Opportunity School.
Join thousands of educators from around the world at the premier technology conference and exposition to be held right across the street at the Colorado Convention Center, June 27-30, 2010.
The International Society for Technical Education (ITSE) Conference will include something for everyone:
Nearly 1000 sessions and events
Networking opportunities
A huge exhibit hall
Interactive playgrounds and topic focused lounges
We encourage Opportunity School faculty and staff to attend…so plan now! The exceptional registration fee of $210 will allow you to attend all four days, or just to attend the sessions of interest to you that are offered when you are available.
If you are interested in attending, please let your supervisor know by April 9, 2010 so that we can allocate the funding. Individuals who are eligible to go through the Vocational Teachers’ Council should pursue that avenue of funding. Other individuals will be funded through Perkins. Your registration will be paid in advance so you will not incur any costs, personally.
This is a GREAT Opportunity to develop new technology skills to use in your classrooms or in your work assignments. Moreover, it was the recommendation of the NCA that we continue to expand and enhance the use of technology at Opportunity School.
Monday, March 22, 2010
Deli Closure
Friday, March 19, 2010
2010 Spring Break Work Schedule
2010 Spring Break Work Schedule
Students and teachers are off from 3/29-4/2
The building will be closed as follows:
Mar 29 Holiday – Offices Closed
Mar 30-31 Building open for custodial staff only, closed to all other staff.
Apr 1-2 Offices closed, staff must take vacation days or get approval from their
supervisor to come in.
Students and teachers are off from 3/29-4/2
The building will be closed as follows:
Mar 29 Holiday – Offices Closed
Mar 30-31 Building open for custodial staff only, closed to all other staff.
Apr 1-2 Offices closed, staff must take vacation days or get approval from their
supervisor to come in.
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Update on Process to Select new Executive Director
The process to select our new executive director at Emily Griffith Opportunity School is in progress. Instructional Superintendent Joe Sandoval is selecting and convening a Principal Selection Advisory Committee, comprised of staff from Opportunity School and DPS, as well as external school community representatives.
Next week, the Principal Selection Advisory Committee will participate in training and prepare for interviews. Tentatively, the interviews will occur after spring break. The committee will select two finalists, however, the DPS superintendent and chief academic officer will make the final selection. The goal is to seek approval of the selected candidate from the school board at the April 22 meeting.
Please consider these as tentative timelines. As you know, the hiring process could take a shorter or longer time depending on how the committee works. While we will try to keep you informed, we are not at liberty to share information about candidates, interviews or committee discussions.
Lou Ann Gilhooly
Interim Principal
Emily Griffith Opportunity School
1250 Welton Street
Denver, CO 80204
720-423-4738
Fx: 720-423-4850
Next week, the Principal Selection Advisory Committee will participate in training and prepare for interviews. Tentatively, the interviews will occur after spring break. The committee will select two finalists, however, the DPS superintendent and chief academic officer will make the final selection. The goal is to seek approval of the selected candidate from the school board at the April 22 meeting.
Please consider these as tentative timelines. As you know, the hiring process could take a shorter or longer time depending on how the committee works. While we will try to keep you informed, we are not at liberty to share information about candidates, interviews or committee discussions.
Lou Ann Gilhooly
Interim Principal
Emily Griffith Opportunity School
1250 Welton Street
Denver, CO 80204
720-423-4738
Fx: 720-423-4850
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Noise in Hall
Quiet Please
Please remind all students to maintain a positive learning environment in classrooms and public areas. Noise and commotion in the halls can be distracting to students who are in class. Instructors, please remind students in the halls near your rooms. Security and administrators will also be monitoring this to assist you. Please continue to do your best to enforce this an all other policies in the Student Code of Conduct. Contact the dean of the department or another administrator if you would like assistance.
The Administrative Staff
Please remind all students to maintain a positive learning environment in classrooms and public areas. Noise and commotion in the halls can be distracting to students who are in class. Instructors, please remind students in the halls near your rooms. Security and administrators will also be monitoring this to assist you. Please continue to do your best to enforce this an all other policies in the Student Code of Conduct. Contact the dean of the department or another administrator if you would like assistance.
The Administrative Staff
Printed Schedule
Printed schedule
It has been decided that we are no longer able to send school catalogs or schedules by mail (in any form). The decision was made in order to move towards a greener institution and to save money in both printing and mailing costs. We will provide business cards with the main phone number and web site address to give to students who request the schedule. In addition, students who call can be referred to the web site to view the schedule. The catalogs will continue to be distributed in racks throughout the city and in many public buildings and libraries.
The Administrative Staff
It has been decided that we are no longer able to send school catalogs or schedules by mail (in any form). The decision was made in order to move towards a greener institution and to save money in both printing and mailing costs. We will provide business cards with the main phone number and web site address to give to students who request the schedule. In addition, students who call can be referred to the web site to view the schedule. The catalogs will continue to be distributed in racks throughout the city and in many public buildings and libraries.
The Administrative Staff
Printed Schedule
Printed schedule
It has been decided that we are no longer able to send school catalogs or schedules by mail (in any form). The decision was made in order to move towards a greener institution and to save money in both printing and mailing costs. We will provide business cards with the main phone number and web site address to give to students who request the schedule. In addition, students who call can be referred to the web site to view the schedule. The catalogs will continue to be distributed in racks throughout the city and in many public buildings and libraries.
The Administrative Staff
It has been decided that we are no longer able to send school catalogs or schedules by mail (in any form). The decision was made in order to move towards a greener institution and to save money in both printing and mailing costs. We will provide business cards with the main phone number and web site address to give to students who request the schedule. In addition, students who call can be referred to the web site to view the schedule. The catalogs will continue to be distributed in racks throughout the city and in many public buildings and libraries.
The Administrative Staff
Monday, March 15, 2010
Title: SHHRP Job Fair
We need YOU to tell people about this exceptional Job Fair!Help relieve those “out-of-work” blues!
Last Friday, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that employment was little changed in February. Job losses continued in construction and information, while employment continued to increase, but only in temporary help services. UGH! Since December 2007, employment has fallen by 8.4 million. Regional and State stats for January are to be issued on March 10th; we may find that even in Denver, things are not great.
Want to do something about those “out-of-work” blues? Help job seekers; minorities and women are especially hard-hit. Tell your audience about the Society of Hispanic Human Resource Professionals (SHHRP) Job Fair on St. Patrick’s day. We’ll have over 30 employers, and lots of Community Partners. Job seekers need to make this stop. It’s free, and they might just walk in, do some networking, and leave with a job!
We’re counting on you to make sure EVERYONE knows about this exciting event!
Details here: http://www.egos-school.com/site/blog-entry/20100312184936
Thanks,
Tandy Reyes
Career Development Center
Last Friday, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that employment was little changed in February. Job losses continued in construction and information, while employment continued to increase, but only in temporary help services. UGH! Since December 2007, employment has fallen by 8.4 million. Regional and State stats for January are to be issued on March 10th; we may find that even in Denver, things are not great.
Want to do something about those “out-of-work” blues? Help job seekers; minorities and women are especially hard-hit. Tell your audience about the Society of Hispanic Human Resource Professionals (SHHRP) Job Fair on St. Patrick’s day. We’ll have over 30 employers, and lots of Community Partners. Job seekers need to make this stop. It’s free, and they might just walk in, do some networking, and leave with a job!
We’re counting on you to make sure EVERYONE knows about this exciting event!
Details here: http://www.egos-school.com/site/blog-entry/20100312184936
Thanks,
Tandy Reyes
Career Development Center
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
News from Budget Committee
On behalf of the budget committee, I want to thank each of you for your thoughtful suggestions to the serious budget situation. The committee has met four times to review all of the suggestions made by the staff. We continue to have good discussions about how to balance our budget and I am encouraged by the collaboration and commitment to the school. While we are making good progress, I want to reiterate that no final decisions will be announced until the end of the process. As we move forward, we will make every effort to keep you informed.
Lou Ann Gilhooly
Principal
Lou Ann Gilhooly
Principal
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
Request for Graduates
Request for Graduates
Date: March 9, 2010
Dear Instructor/Dean/Advisor:Please list prospective graduates from your program on the Excel spreadsheet found on the staff intranet under “Staff Files”, “Graduation Forms”, “Request for Grads.”
You will need to include the following information:
• Student’s First Name
• Student’s Last Name
• Student ID#
• Program of Study
• Graduation Term
• Expected Date of Completion
The deadline for submission of your list is March 14, 2010. If you have student/s that begin class after March 14, 2010 and will complete their programs prior to May 7, 2010, submit this list, in the same format, as soon as possible, but not later than May 7, 2010. If you do not have graduates, please notify Charlene.
If you have questions, please contact me at 720-423-4851.
Sincerely,
Charlene Salazar
Records Office
Date: March 9, 2010
Dear Instructor/Dean/Advisor:Please list prospective graduates from your program on the Excel spreadsheet found on the staff intranet under “Staff Files”, “Graduation Forms”, “Request for Grads.”
You will need to include the following information:
• Student’s First Name
• Student’s Last Name
• Student ID#
• Program of Study
• Graduation Term
• Expected Date of Completion
The deadline for submission of your list is March 14, 2010. If you have student/s that begin class after March 14, 2010 and will complete their programs prior to May 7, 2010, submit this list, in the same format, as soon as possible, but not later than May 7, 2010. If you do not have graduates, please notify Charlene.
If you have questions, please contact me at 720-423-4851.
Sincerely,
Charlene Salazar
Records Office
Friday, March 5, 2010
SCHOOL ACCOUNTABILITY COUNCIL NEWS
School Accountability Council News
A meeting to reconvene the SAC (School Accountability Council) was held Wednesday, March 3. The group included representation from administration, the Emily Griffith Foundation, vocational teachers, hourly employees, DAEOP, Pro-Techs and custodians.
Topics discussed included:
the need for representatives from the community, student body and paraprofessionals
election of a representative(s) to the SAC from each group
a plan to meet four times per school year
the process for selection of the new Executive Director
Future topics to address:
Update SAC by-laws
Consolidate of school/NCA/SAC goals
Input on the school mission and vision
SAC to be represented on the selection committee for the new Executive Director
Next meeting `4- March 17 at 1 p.m.
A meeting to reconvene the SAC (School Accountability Council) was held Wednesday, March 3. The group included representation from administration, the Emily Griffith Foundation, vocational teachers, hourly employees, DAEOP, Pro-Techs and custodians.
Topics discussed included:
the need for representatives from the community, student body and paraprofessionals
election of a representative(s) to the SAC from each group
a plan to meet four times per school year
the process for selection of the new Executive Director
Future topics to address:
Update SAC by-laws
Consolidate of school/NCA/SAC goals
Input on the school mission and vision
SAC to be represented on the selection committee for the new Executive Director
Next meeting `4- March 17 at 1 p.m.
Breakfast for Winners
Hi Janice,
Please put in the staff update:
From the Foundation:
A great big thank you to everyone who attended the Financial Information Seminar on February 25! We had a record crowd, and over $1000 was raised for student scholarships. As promised, the foundation is hosting a breakfast for the staffs of the department that had the most students in attendance. It was a five-way tie! The winners were HVAC, Sewing, Business, ESL, and Culinary. So—if you are a staff member in one of those programs, please be our guest for breakfast in the Deli on Thursday, March 11, at 7:15 a.m. Please let us know by Tuesday, March 9, if you can come, and we certainly hope you can.
Marilyn Bowlds
X34722
marilyn_bowlds@dpsk12.org
Please put in the staff update:
From the Foundation:
A great big thank you to everyone who attended the Financial Information Seminar on February 25! We had a record crowd, and over $1000 was raised for student scholarships. As promised, the foundation is hosting a breakfast for the staffs of the department that had the most students in attendance. It was a five-way tie! The winners were HVAC, Sewing, Business, ESL, and Culinary. So—if you are a staff member in one of those programs, please be our guest for breakfast in the Deli on Thursday, March 11, at 7:15 a.m. Please let us know by Tuesday, March 9, if you can come, and we certainly hope you can.
Marilyn Bowlds
X34722
marilyn_bowlds@dpsk12.org
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Second Semester Lock Down Drill
EGOS Staff,
The lockdown drill for second semester will be unannounced. Please review with your students, the procedures that are in the emergency procedures handbook on the EGOS website.
To locate that information:
Go to: www.egos-school.com
Click on: Staff Login (lower left corner)
Login with your email and password
Click on: Site (lower left) and pull down the menu to “intranet”
Click on: Staff files (right hand column)
Click on: Emergency Procedures
Click on: Emergency Procedures (Word) This downloads a copy of handbook. Save it to your desktop or a file.
(Lou Ann)
Lou Ann Gilhooly
Interim Principal
Emily Griffith Opportunity School
1250 Welton Street
Denver, CO 80204
720-423-4738
Fx: 720-423-4850
The lockdown drill for second semester will be unannounced. Please review with your students, the procedures that are in the emergency procedures handbook on the EGOS website.
To locate that information:
Go to: www.egos-school.com
Click on: Staff Login (lower left corner)
Login with your email and password
Click on: Site (lower left) and pull down the menu to “intranet”
Click on: Staff files (right hand column)
Click on: Emergency Procedures
Click on: Emergency Procedures (Word) This downloads a copy of handbook. Save it to your desktop or a file.
(Lou Ann)
Lou Ann Gilhooly
Interim Principal
Emily Griffith Opportunity School
1250 Welton Street
Denver, CO 80204
720-423-4738
Fx: 720-423-4850
Website Update: New Features
As part of our effort to continually improve our web site and staff intranet, there are a few changes we would like you to be aware of.
1. The Staff Intranet link that you use to log on to the staff update has changed. It is now a drop down menu. Click the site button to see all of the options you have, including the staff intranet. Click the more button to go to the blog where you can read, comment and/or add a new blog to the web site.
2. The website is self centered in browser window. You may notice white space on either side of the webpage.
3. Coming soon, we will be adding Meta tags and descriptions to each page allowing for better web find ability. Also, the program and course webpage addresses or URLs will include the title of the page will also increase each pages’ web find ability.
Christine Hill
Public Relations
1. The Staff Intranet link that you use to log on to the staff update has changed. It is now a drop down menu. Click the site button to see all of the options you have, including the staff intranet. Click the more button to go to the blog where you can read, comment and/or add a new blog to the web site.
2. The website is self centered in browser window. You may notice white space on either side of the webpage.
3. Coming soon, we will be adding Meta tags and descriptions to each page allowing for better web find ability. Also, the program and course webpage addresses or URLs will include the title of the page will also increase each pages’ web find ability.
Christine Hill
Public Relations
Friday, February 26, 2010
EGOS January 2009 Web Stats
Students Send Applications at Record Rates - For the month of January, 2010 Emily Griffith received 1,408 applications on the web site which equals about 45 applications/day. For comparison, 823 applications (26.5 applications/day) in December 2009 and 865 applications (28 applications/day) in August 2009 were received.
Web Visitors Navigate to Become Students - Of the approximately18,915 visits per month, 61% of visitors navigated to the first stage of application, marking the highest conversion rate since the measurement began.
Comparatively Speaking - In comparison with other Vocational & Continuing Education sites of a similar size, in January 2010 the site received:
| Measure | Emily Griffith | Other Sites | Difference |
| Visits/month | 18,915 | 6,303 | 200.10% higher |
| *Bounce Rate | 22.64% | 44.47% | 49.10% lower |
| Average Time | 5:23 min | 2:51 min | 88.58% higher |
| Pages/Visit | 7.55 | 3.76 | 100.57% higher |
| New Visits | 61.25% | 60.57% | 1.13% higher |
*(visits in which the person left our site immediately – lower number is desirable)
Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Pays Off- In October program page titles were added to the web site to help search engines find Emily Griffith pages better. Great news: it worked! The programs are more findable by Google. January was the best month for site usage for Visits, Pageviews, Pages/Visit, Bounce Rate, Average Time on Site and Percent of New Visits.
January’s Most Popular Program Pages by number of Pageviews:
1. LPN 2,269 (Dec. 1,491)
2. CNA 2,242 (Dec. 1,339)
3. Medical Assistant 1,009 (Dec. 636)
4. Pharmacy Tech 838 (Dec. 562)
5. GED 771 (Dec. 564)
6. Cosmetology 733 (Dec. 500)
7. Network Tech 673 (Dec. 428)
8. HVAC 651 (Dec. 348)
9. Welding 647 (Dec. 359)
10. Pro Sew 627 (Dec: 464)
January’s Top Traffic Sources:
Google.com search: 55.79%
Direct source (typed in url): 14.32%
Bing.com search: 7.97%
Yahoo.com search: 6.02%
Google (cpc): 1.86%
Monday, February 22, 2010
Microsoft Updates
Please allow your computers to update from Microsoft.
Those of you that still use INB (Banner) do not update to Internet Explorer 8 but all other updates will be okay.
If you have a question call Randy Redd @ 34862
Those of you that still use INB (Banner) do not update to Internet Explorer 8 but all other updates will be okay.
If you have a question call Randy Redd @ 34862
Thursday, February 18, 2010
The Discovery Channel Documentary Series
The Discovery Channel invites you to participate in an extraordinary, once-in-a-lifetime experience: in the second season of this critically acclaimed documentary series deemed a "social experiment," a group of 4-6 strangers must co-exist in a simulated, post-apocalyptic world. The world as you know it is gone - there is no water, no food, no communication, no power. It's now up to you and 6 strangers to fend for yourselves as you rebuild society and re-engineer the world as you once knew it.If you understand the science of survival, if you have a skill that would help you and others survive after a catastrophe, if you are ambitious, motivated, resourceful under pressure and willing to un-tap your personal ingenuity, we are looking for YOU. Join us in this true test of the human spirit.We are holding an open call audition on SATURDAY FEBRUARY 20th @ the Denver Pavilion's in Downtown Denver in the Wolfgang Puck space above Glenarm Place. Please come anytime between 10am-6pm!
Andrew Kimmel
Casting Associate
Metal Flowers Media
323.963.4224
www.metalflowersmedia.com
Andrew Kimmel
Casting Associate
Metal Flowers Media
323.963.4224
www.metalflowersmedia.com
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Calling Potential Students
You may experience potential students who say they received a phone call from us to come in and register or apply. In order to help fill our classes, the PR staff has been making phone calls to potential students who have sent an email to the web site. We are careful not to make appointments, but we do encourage the prospect to tell us when they will come in to register. This gives the prospect a clear action to take. The majority of the prospects we talk to are very happy to get a call and many have said they will register for classes! Thanks for your assistance getting the prospects into school.
Marla Rodriguez, PR Department
Marla Rodriguez, PR Department
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Reimbursement for Expenses
Employees can no longer be reimbursed through petty cash. To be reimbursed for expenses (pre-approved by your supervisor), please see the links below – these instructions and forms are also available on the staff intranet under Budget Forms.
Employee Request for Reimbursement Procedure
http://www.egos-school.com/intranet/public-file/stafffiles/budget/EmployeeRequestReimbProcedure.doc
Employee Request for Reimbursement Form
http://www.egos-school.com/intranet/public-file/stafffiles/budget/EmployeeRequestReimbursmentForm.xls
Please let me know if you have any questions.
Audrey Douthit
x34992
Employee Request for Reimbursement Procedure
http://www.egos-school.com/intranet/public-file/stafffiles/budget/EmployeeRequestReimbProcedure.doc
Employee Request for Reimbursement Form
http://www.egos-school.com/intranet/public-file/stafffiles/budget/EmployeeRequestReimbursmentForm.xls
Please let me know if you have any questions.
Audrey Douthit
x34992
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
DENVER 8 TV - EMILLY GRIFFITH - GED CONNECTION
Denver 8 TV will be showing the GED Connection Television Series produced for PBS as being presented by Emily Griffith (with our logo) and Denver 8 TV. The programs air: Saturday, 9:30 am; Sunday, 9:30 am and 10:00 pm; Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, 7:30 am and 4:30 pm. I called Alan DeLollis, Office of Telecommunications to inquire about the programs and he came to visit our classroom. He was very impressed and wanted to air the programs with information about EGOS and contact information for classes, which runs at the beginning and end of the program. Check it out, nothing like free advertising.
It is series of 39 half hour programs covering all the subject matter addressed on the GED test and the programs will cycle three times a year.
Jo Jansen
GED Instructor/ Graduation Coordinator
Emily Griffith High School
1250 Welton Street
Denver, Colorado 80204
Ph: 720/423-4807
Fx: 720/423-4809
It is series of 39 half hour programs covering all the subject matter addressed on the GED test and the programs will cycle three times a year.
Jo Jansen
GED Instructor/ Graduation Coordinator
Emily Griffith High School
1250 Welton Street
Denver, Colorado 80204
Ph: 720/423-4807
Fx: 720/423-4809
Grant Writers Needed
We are looking for a few innovative, intelligent , and motivated people who have grant-writing experience or who would like to learn to write proposals for dollars to expand and/or enhance our programs at Opportunity School. If you are interested in participating in this exciting project, please contact Jan Raymond at 34721 or janice_raymond@dpsk12.org. We will be putting together a team in mid-February. Remember......you do not need to have experience or expertise. You will learn everything you need to know to be a part of the team.
Thank you,
Sharron
Thank you,
Sharron
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Income Tax Preparation Schedule
Room 327-Parthum Lab
Tuesdays and Thursdays- 5:30- 9:00 P.M.
Feb 2nd through April 15th. No sessions March 23, 25, 30 and April 1.
Saturdays 9:00- 3:00
Jan 30, and Feb 6, 13, 20, and 27.
Tuesdays and Thursdays- 5:30- 9:00 P.M.
Feb 2nd through April 15th. No sessions March 23, 25, 30 and April 1.
Saturdays 9:00- 3:00
Jan 30, and Feb 6, 13, 20, and 27.
Friday, January 15, 2010
Brown Bag Lunch
To All EGOS Staff
Reminder: The next Brown Bag Lunch will be Wednesday, January 20 from 11:30-1 in the faulty lounge on the first floor. Please bring any topics you wish to discuss and join the group for any amount of time you have.
Marla Rodriguez
PR Department
Reminder: The next Brown Bag Lunch will be Wednesday, January 20 from 11:30-1 in the faulty lounge on the first floor. Please bring any topics you wish to discuss and join the group for any amount of time you have.
Marla Rodriguez
PR Department
Shelter in Place Evening Drill
There will be an evening shelter-in-place drill on Thursday, January 21. Please review the procedures with your students before that date.
(Lou Ann)
(Lou Ann)
Thursday, January 14, 2010
2nd Annual Emily Griffth Student Art Exhibit
The pleasure of your company is requested:
2nd Annual Emily Griffith High School Student Art Exhibit
Our student artists are looking forward to sharing and discussing their work with you.
Emily Griffith High School, Room 307
The exhibit will be open:
Opening reception: Thursday, January 21st – 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Evening hours: Thursday, January 21st – 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
Artist Critique Discussion: Monday, January 25th – 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
2nd Annual Emily Griffith High School Student Art Exhibit
Our student artists are looking forward to sharing and discussing their work with you.
Emily Griffith High School, Room 307
The exhibit will be open:
Opening reception: Thursday, January 21st – 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Evening hours: Thursday, January 21st – 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
Artist Critique Discussion: Monday, January 25th – 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Chair Cleaning
Phil Rummel will again be cleaning upholstery on Friday, January 15, 2010. Please have your chairs to Phil in the Glenarm Building by Noon on Friday. Be sure and put your name on your chair.
Chairs can be picked up on Tuesday, January 19 in the morning.
Phil Rummel
Chairs can be picked up on Tuesday, January 19 in the morning.
Phil Rummel
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
Early Notification of Retirement Stipend
Early Notification of Retirement Stipend(Of Interest to all Educators)
Any teacher or principal who is eligible for retirement and submits a retirement request effective the end of the school year for action by the Board at its April legislative meeting are eligible for a severance pay stipend of $1,200 payable at the time of retirement. The employee may not rescind his/her retirement after the date of request and requests must be received by February 1. Eligible retiring employees can fax the appropriate application, either the Teacher Early Notification Stipend Application or the Administrator Early Notification Stipend Application to the Benefits Department at 720-423-3924.
(Lou Ann)
Any teacher or principal who is eligible for retirement and submits a retirement request effective the end of the school year for action by the Board at its April legislative meeting are eligible for a severance pay stipend of $1,200 payable at the time of retirement. The employee may not rescind his/her retirement after the date of request and requests must be received by February 1. Eligible retiring employees can fax the appropriate application, either the Teacher Early Notification Stipend Application or the Administrator Early Notification Stipend Application to the Benefits Department at 720-423-3924.
(Lou Ann)
Shelter-in-Place Drill
EGOS Staff,
There will be a Shelter-in-Place drill on Wednesday, January 20, mid-morning. Please review the emergency procedures with your students before that date. The emergency procedures are in the Emergency Handbook, located on the EGOS website. To access the procedures:
Emergency Handbook Access
Go to: EGOS Homepage
Click on: Staff Login (lower left corner)
Login with your email and password
Click on: Staff intranet Page (lower left)
Click on: Staff files (right hand column)
Click on: Emergency procedure
Click on: Emergency procedures (Word) (Downloads a copy of handbook, save it to your desktop or a file)
Lou Ann
There will be a Shelter-in-Place drill on Wednesday, January 20, mid-morning. Please review the emergency procedures with your students before that date. The emergency procedures are in the Emergency Handbook, located on the EGOS website. To access the procedures:
Emergency Handbook Access
Go to: EGOS Homepage
Click on: Staff Login (lower left corner)
Login with your email and password
Click on: Staff intranet Page (lower left)
Click on: Staff files (right hand column)
Click on: Emergency procedure
Click on: Emergency procedures (Word) (Downloads a copy of handbook, save it to your desktop or a file)
Lou Ann
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