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Ryoma Marta-Sugawara is a freshman at San Ramon Valley High School, and previously attended Rancho Romero Elementary School and Stone Valley Middle School. Due to the loss of his grandmother and aunt he has moved to Walnut Creek and would like to continue in the San Ramon School District. He is asking for assurance to continue his education in the District. Board President Marvel asked Mr. Marta-Sugawara to contact the Superintendent’s office.

Transportation manager was able to get arresting officer Roberts cell phone number (late Monday)and was left 4 messages and has yet returned our calls (Wednesday Morning)

He would like for someone to go out to him and leave money so that he could pay for his phone bill. I understand that this is not possible for APS to go out and find him as he is not able to provide more details about his location, however we wanted to make sure

He was educated in the Dade County Public School System attending Lorah Park Elementary, Miami Springs Junior & Senior High Schools.

Robert Butler used setting and tone to establish thematic meaning in the story “Christmas 1910” by placing the setting at a very cold, isolated, and depressing house. This led to the thematic meaning because the main character, Abigail, is affected by the setting. If the house wasn’t placed where it was the story would be completely different.

A person’s past life is really important because it shapes the individual to be the kind of person he/she will be in the future. No matter how much we try, we can’t rid ourselves of our past nor can we run away from it. It’s embedded in our memories and will always remain to do so. In the short story “Xmas”, by Russell Banks, we meet the protagonist, Gregory Dodd who tries to run away from his past and avoid it. Eventually, the reader will learn what the consequences of such an action can lead to. Through the epiphany that the protagonist, Gregory Dodd, undergoes, Banks illustrates the consequences of avoiding one’s past; the nature of the epiphany is defined by the car collision, and ultimately leads Gregory to a wakeup call and a deeper self-realization, leaving him with some heavy thinking to do about his life. The forces that contribute to intensifying the moment of epiphany are seen in the plot and symbolism.

“Scrooge crept towards it, trembling as he went; and following the finger, read upon the stone of the neglected grave his own name, EBENEZER SCROOGE.” (Dickens 45) This quote is from stave 4 when the Ghost of Christmas Future shows Scrooge what will happen if he does not change. In the story Scrooge will see four ghost, Marley and the Ghost of Christmas Past, Present, and Future, As he sees each ghost, he changes more and more because of his fear of death. Scrooge fears death because of two reasons, he does not want the same fate as all the other ghost and he does not want to die alone.

Fuerstenau Early Childhood Center (Pre-K and K) Schavey Road Elementary School (1st and 2nd Grade) Scott Elementary School (3rd and 4th Grade) Herbison Woods School (5th and 6th Grade) DeWitt Junior High School (7th and 8th Grade) DeWitt High School (9th-12th Grade)

My name is Kindia Vertilus. I am Kleen Vertilus's Older sister; he applied for three different magnet programs and didn't receive a response of whether he was accepted or not. He currently attends Memorial Middle School as an MYPIB student. Please contact me with any new information regarding his

He went to CDS (Community Day School), to finish off his sophomore year. My mom enrolled him at Rowland High School, in his Junior year. When he got to Rowland, he got some sense knocked into him. He was trying to change his life around. He started taking

As much as I appreciate you telling me the time my son will be picked up, I am pretty sure you meant to ask me when will he be available for pickup by your client on the 19Mar16. We are not dictating what will occur, we are making arrangements and with this arrangement my son will be available after 1pm on the 19Mar16. The phone will be provided to my son on the day aforementioned.

With this section of the novel concluding, the audience has an invested a substantial amount of hope in the possibility of scrooge altering his miserable ways. Evidenced here ‘"No. I should like to be able to say a word or two to my clerk just now! That 's all." Showing the audience that Scrooge is starting to comprehend all the lives he has affected negatively.

Introduction: I have chosen two articles first one is Ronald Grimes “Beginning of Ritual studies” (1982 2nd Edition) Ronald L. Grimes wrote several books on ritual, most recently The Craft of Ritual Studies. He is Researcher and Professor. Second article I choose Tanya Luhrmann “Persuasions of Witch’s craft” Tanya Luhrmann is Professor in the Stanford Anthropology Department. Her books include Persuasions of the Witch’s Craft, (Harvard, 1989); The Good Parsi (Harvard 1996); Of Two Minds (Knopf 2000) and When God Talks Back (Knopf 2012). Her work focuses on the way that ideas held in the mind come to seem externally real to people, and the way that ideas about the mind affect mental experience. One of her recent project compares the experience

Mr. Mahan graduated from Woodson High School after first attending Robinson Secondary School through 10th grade. He offered that he was classified as eligible for special educational services during high school.

The battle with keeping drugs away from the masses is becoming a difficult matter as time progresses there becomes newer drugs available. Public perceptions of drugs and alcohol are socially constructed and subject to change based on many factors, perhaps primarily based on the intensity of media campaigns detailing community devastation at the hands of drugs addicts and drug dealers and political pressure to once and for all win the war against drugs. Although the boundary between legal and illegal substances is arbitrary, the United States has spent decades waging this war. The war on drugs involves a lot of topics such as race, prison and laws the cost of the War on Drugs has been violence, crime, corruption, devastation of social bonds and the destruction of inner-city communities, and the exponential growth of the number of minorities and women incarcerated. Only after nearly 40 years of conducting this war did the United States government, under President Barack Obama, shift its efforts away from heavy-handed enforcement of drug laws and toward recognition of the public health aspects of the problem, placing greater emphasis on drug-use prevention and treatment.