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Bidwell: February Random Acts of Kindness

posted on February 13, 2012
by Jen

Hey Bidwell! Random Acts of Kindess for the month of February is all about being kind at luch time! Here's the lowdown on what's left for this month:

Feb 13-17: Let someone ahead of you in the lunch line!

Feb 20-24: Clean up someone else's lunch mess!

Feb 27-Mar 2: Share your lunch with someone who doesn't have lunch! Club Live will have cookies to share with everyone at lunch on Wednesday this week!

SOOOOOO, Club Live, tell me how RAK is going today, this week, all month long!!! Share your stories here.... smiley

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Angie’s Awesome Blog

posted on February 08, 2012
by akarr

2/16/12

Welcome to my blog for Oroville High School's Friday Night Live! smiley Thank you to all who came to support our school climate project, "To Write Love on Her Arms" on Wednesday! We hope you enjoy your lollipops and "love" wristbands!

Congrats to all who won the "Me" Game:

Marissa, Amber, David, Emily, and Kayla! And Happy Birthday Randy, we're glad you got to share it with us!! yes

Here are some important events coming up:

  • Parent Convening: 2/28 6pm @ Live Spot
  • Spa Day: 3/3 12-3pm @ Live Spot

                 $5 for two choices*

*If you get your parents to come to the Parent Convening, you will get a 3rd choice for Spa Day.*

MEMBERS: Remember, we are having a website challenge with the other schools of Butte County. So keep viewing our website, make comments, and get other friends and adults to participate! We can win this! laugh

Have a wonderful 4 day weekend everybody!!  GO tigers! cheeky

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PV: Website Challenge and School Climate Project!

posted on February 02, 2012
by ddeniz

2/2/12

Yesterday kicked off the first day of our Website Challenge!! To all of you that know what this is, thank you for checking it out! The way this website challenge is going to work is everytime you view our PV FNL page on this website (http://www.butteyouthnow.org/friday-night-live/pleasant-valley/) we get a point! And every time you comment on this or any of the other blogs we post, we get another point! And the big kicker is any time a parent or another community member comments on this blog, we get FIVE points!!! I know that PV can win this challenge, but we are going to need all your help in making it happen, so spread the word.

Secondly, our School Climate project is going great! After deciding on the theme "New Beginnings" for January, we sent all of our members out to take pictures of people who had written their "new beginning" on their hand. We had an amazing amount come in, and put them onto a giant collage that is now hanging outside the counseling office on the PV campus. There has been overwhelmingly positive feedback from the project, which is awesome after the hard work our members and officers put into making it happen. I'm very excited about our coming project for February, which we are linking with Rachel's Challenge, so keep your eyes peeled for that!

-Deirdre

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Bidwell

posted on February 01, 2012
by kperugini

Hey Club Live! Just wanted to start our new blog and get some feed back from our students, parents and the community! Right now we staring our new Website Challenge!!! In this challenge every time anyone visits our page we get 1 point! Every time a student responds to our blog we get 1 point! And every time a parent responds to our blog we get 5 points! This is very important to us because we want to use this as a way to get feed back from our students and a way to keep connected with parents and the community!! The more you check out this page the better! This Website Challenge is across the entire county! So the prize for this competition is which ever school has the most "views", that chapter will receive a pizza party!!!! And a special prize from Jen, whichever student views the page and posts back to our blog most often, will win a candy bar of their choice!!!! So get on it, start responding and let us know what’s on your mind!!!!!

Updated 2/1/12

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Claire’s Blog: Reach from a Youth’s Perspective

posted on February 01, 2012
by rgulbrandsen

Reach is right around the corner, I’m so excited! This will be my 6th Reach and every Reach is different. I cannot wait to participate in every activity. The first day is amazing. During challenge day you meet so many new people and learn that everyone is not as different form each other as you think. Not only do you get to bond with others, but you get to share your experiences and let out all that hurt, pain, and even joy and happiness that you feel. It feels so good to share!! Just when you think it can't get any better the second day, it does. You get to listen to a professional inspirational speaker who is always awesome, and  then you get to participate in workshops. What is really interesting about the workshops is that there are so many topics to chose and learn from. You can learn about yourself, hope, diversity, and even ways that you can help your community. After a long but fun day there is a talent show, and a dance. At the talent show everyone gets the opportunity to shine no matter what their talent is. Right after that everyone gets their groove on at the dance. It’s a fun way to cut loose after a long couple days. After the dance everyone is so tired and is ready for bed, we all go to bed in anticipation for the following day which is the ropes course. The ropes course gives you and your school team an opportunity to bond with one another. You can really see how much of a support team you have and they are with you all the time. This ropes course gives you a great opportunity to recognize all that you can do. I have seen people overcome their fear of heights, learn to trust and find true joy again. If you do not take full advantage of all the opportunities that Reach has to offer you would be missing out. Every individual that attends Reach gets the opportunity to make new friends, learn new things, and become a better rounded person. This is an event that continues to change my life and others around me, without it I would not be the person I am today. I truly believe that everyone that comes gains something from this conference.
 

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