Homeschool HUB News Update--October 25, 2019
Homeschool HUB phone: 269-240-6094
email: homeschoolhub@yahoo.com website: www.hshub.org facebook: www.facebook.com/HomeschoolHub
Editor: Andrea Bikfalvy
The information below is offered to you as a service. Please research and decide for yourself the value to your family. The Homeschool HUB does not endorse any programs or services other than those offered by the Homeschool HUB.
Send information to be added to the update no later than the Thursday before the week you want it to appear: homeschoolhub@yahoo.com
To subscribe to this newsletter, go to http://groups.yahoo.com/group/HUBnewsletter/ OR send an email to the following address: HUBnewsletter-subscribe@yahoogroups.com (You can also sign up on the home page of our website hshub.org--just type your email in the box!) Don't forget to do one of these if you change your email address!
Yes, you are welcome to forward the newsletter to anyone who might be interested! :-)
GENERAL INTEREST
G1) Brain Warmer Upper
G2) UM-Dearborn Welcomes Homeschoolers
G3) Michigan Tech Welcomes Homeschoolers
G4) Spellman High Voltage Electronics Clean Tech Competition
G5) Track the International Space Station
G1) Brain Warmer Upper
What do you have to give before you can keep it?
Answer to previous one: They didn't play each other.
G2) UM-Dearborn Welcomes Homeschoolers
Greetings from UM-Dearborn, a friendly place for homeschooled students! I applaud your initiative and motivation to provide a thorough education for students of today who will become leaders of tomorrow.
Visit our Homeschooled students webpage https://umdearborn.edu/admissions/undergraduate/incoming-freshmen/homeschooled-students for information about admission, scholarships, and dual enrollment options. (Upon admission, dual enrollment students receive a scholarship for 50% of tuition and fees!)
Please encourage your homeschooled students to apply for admission and make plans to visit campus at one of our upcoming events:
Engineering and Computer Science Career Night - November 7 https://umdearborn.edu/events/all-events/engineering-and-computer-science-career-night-0
Discover Dearborn Days - November 27 & January 20 https://umdearborn.edu/admissions/undergraduate/visits-events/discover-dearborn-days
Health Professions Information Night - December 4 https://umdearborn.edu/events/all-events/health-professions-info-night-1
Go Blue – Go Dearborn!
Deb Peffer
Director of Admissions and Orientation
G3) Michigan Tech Welcomes Homeschoolers
Hello from Michigan Technological University, where it is my second year leading the College of Engineering. We are located in Houghton, in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, in "Copper Country." Founded in 1885 to train mining engineers (because of the copper), the university is now a comprehensive, technologically focused university, with over 7,000 students (which doubles the local population when school is in session!).
I am writing at the urging of one of the College's advisory board members, an alumna of Michigan Tech. In her words: "Janet, I think Michigan Tech would resonate with people who have prioritized education through home schooling." She went on to recount the strong safety record we have at Michigan Tech, the hands-on emphasis, the 24 student-run Enterprise teams, and more. I promised her I'd reach out.
In the College of Engineering, nearly 1,000 new students join us each fall, selecting one of 16 different majors (biomedical engineering, environmental engineering, geology, applied geophysics, geological engineering, materials science and engineering, mining engineering, surveying engineering, computer engineering, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering technology, chemical engineering, construction management, civil engineering, and mechanical engineering).
And one more, our fastest growing major, the Bachelor of Science in Engineering, allows students to tailor their degree to fit their interests (e.g. a BS in Engineering, with global studies emphasis).
There are many other majors available at Michigan Tech—through the College of Computing, the College of Sciences and Arts, the College of Business and Economics, and the College of Forest Resources and Environmental Science.
Our career fairs are competitive, meaning that companies compete with each other to hire our students! No less than 351 companies were here in September because of the very strong reputation of our graduates. "When you want an individual with hands-on experience—you got to Michigan Tech," is what I hear, over and over.
At our Department of Mechanical Engineering's senior dinner, where soon-to-be-graduates make an obligation to themselves to uphold the standards of the engineering profession. I participated as well: "As an Engineer, I, Janet Callahan, pledge to practice integrity and fair dealing, tolerance and respect; and to uphold devotion to the standards and the dignity of my profession, conscious always that my skill carries with it the obligation to serve humanity by making the best use of the Earth's precious wealth. As an Engineer, I shall participate in none but honest enterprises. When needed, my skill and knowledge shall be given without reservation for the public good. In the performance of duty and in fidelity to my profession, I shall give my utmost."
I encourage you to visit https://www.mtu.edu/admissions/visit/, and to apply (it's free) https://www.mtu.edu/admissions/. And don't hesitate to contact me (callahan@mtu.edu).
Oh, and one last thing – we have some amazing summer youth programs.
Janet Callahan, PhD, PE
Dean, College of Engineering
G4) Spellman High Voltage Electronics Clean Tech Competition
2020 Theme: "Reducing Individual Impacts"
Register Here Now: https://www.cstl.org/cleantech/registration/
The Clean Tech Competition is back, and we are incredibly excited for our 9th annual event! 2019 saw teams from 40 countries compete, with representatives from Zimbabwe, China, the United States, Philippines, Singapore and Italy joining us in New York City, vying for the honor of Clean Tech Winner! This international research and design challenge for 15-18 year old pre-university student's challenges teams to be as innovative as possible as they look to create a sustainable solution to our future. It is the perfect way to combine a love for science with a commitment to civic duty and we would love to see teams from Indiana join us this year!
To us, this year's theme encapsulates the struggle we all go through daily; one where it feels like you as an individual are unable to do much in the grand scheme of things, but you wish to make a difference. This year we are looking to our competitors to help us answer this existential question. But as we know, this struggle can vary deeply all over the world, depending on the means your community has. Which leads us to our categories:
Limited Resources
Abundant Resources
We want students to research a specific area and challenge, then propose something that individuals can do to reduce their footprint and solve that challenge, based on having limited or an excess of resources. There are quite literally a world of problems out there we can solve, making the possibilities for your students almost endless. Challenge them today to make that difference!
Competition Information
Each year, the Spellman High Voltage Electronics Clean Tech Competition encourages scientific understanding of real-world issues and the integration of environmentally responsible energy sources. The goals and guidelines are as follows:
Teams consist of 1-3 students, are assisted by a Team Leader (i.e. parent, teacher, or mentor), to develop a written proposal.
There is no entry fee.
First Round consists of written Paper Submissions
10 Finalist Teams per category are selected and given a $200 stipend to help them prepare a Prototype and presentation for the Finalist Event.
Finalists compete for the $10,000 grand prize in each category, and a 'Continued Mentorship'
Official Competition website https://www.cstl.org/cleantech/
Please See attached flyer for more information.
Contact: Competition Administrator: Mr. Kevin Sanders * Email: cleantech@cstl.org Phone: +1-516-764-0045 : Website: https://www.cstl.org/cleantech/
G5) Track the International Space Station
Link to the NASA page to track the International Space Station. Tells you when it will be visible from where you are.
https://spotthestation.nasa.gov/sightings/index.cfm
MICHIANA EVENTS AND OPPORTUNITIES
1) Free Homeschool Gym and Facilities
2) Theater Opportunities
3) Tiger Tennis
4) Bethel University "Sense & Sensibility"
5) Homeschool Event Day October 31st
6) Advanced Manufacturing Apprenticeship
1) Free Homeschool Gym and Facilities
Elkhart Parks and Recreation does not shy away from keeping everyone involved. The facility is welcoming in homeschool families and co-ops to the Tolson on Tuesdays and Thursdays. The program will allow the homeschooled children a chance to get out of the house and into a different setting. The co-ops are encouraged to take advantage of the facilities by exploring the gym, playing on the play ground, or even throwing the ball around on the field. Co-ops are encouraged to get in contact with the Parks and Recreation office as soon as possible 574-295-7275 or email clayton.brown@coei.org
When: Tuesdays and Thursdays 12:00-2:00P
Fee: Free
2) Theater Opportunities
My name is Grace Lazarz and I'm the Education Specialist at South Bend Civic Theatre. I am reaching out because I'd love to get the word out to your homeschool families about the class offerings we have at South Bend Civic Theatre. Our next session of classes starting in November were recently posted, and we have something for grades kindergarten through adults in acting, voice, improv, dance, and more!
The next session registration/descriptions can be found here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1pvR0cEP51BNE6XSJEz-0tzSXJVfNnd1mQi6YRS5PMa8/
I should also let you know that we do have scholarships available to make the classes affordable for folks. Info on that can be found at http://sbct.org/education/scholarship-request-form/. It's pretty easy to submit and we can reduce the cost a significant amount depending on household income and other factors. We also have a program called No Actor Left Behind where if you audition for a show and don't make it into the cast you can take one of our classes for free. We have auditions for The Lion King Jr. coming up for 2nd-8th graders in December if that's of interest too!
3) Tiger Tennis
TIGER TENNIS HOME SCHOOL JUNIOR TENNIS
BEGINNER-INTERMEDIATE JUNIOR TENNIS -- UNITED STATES TENNIS ASSOCIATION
When: Saturdays 6:00-8:00 PM-November 16, Nov. 30,
Dec. 14, Dec. 21, Jan. 4, Jan. 25, Feb. 8 $120.00
14 hours of tennis $8.57 an hour
OR
Saturdays 6:00-8:00 PM-November 16, Nov. 30,
Dec. 14 $65.00
Who: Girls and Boys ages 7-19 tennis coaching, instruction,
game strategy and scoring
Location: Carmel Racquet Club
225 E. Carmel Dr, Carmel, in 46032
Registration fee: $120.00 per player for all 14 hours ($8.57 an hour vs $38 an hour for regular indoor tennis) Mail registration and fees to Renee Bognar to register (mail to 41 Horseshoe Lane, Carmel 46033) This is a great way to get introduced to tennis
Please see attached file to register.
4) Bethel University "Sense & Sensibility"
Bethel University Theatre Department presents "Sense & Sensibility" by Kate Hamill, based on the novel by Jane Austen. Performances of the show, directed by Deb Swerman, will run Nov. 14, 15*, and 16 at 7:30 p.m., with a matinee on Nov. 16 at 1 p.m., in the Everest-Rohrer Auditorium on Bethel's campus.
This playful new adaptation of Jane Austen's beloved novel follows the fortunes (and misfortunes) of the Dashwood sisters — sensible Elinor and hypersensitive Marianne — after their father's sudden death leaves them financially destitute and socially vulnerable. Set in gossipy late 18th-century England, with a fresh female voice, the play is full of humor, emotional depth, and bold theatricality. "Sense & Sensibility" examines our reactions, both reasonable and ridiculous, to societal pressures. When reputation is everything, how do you follow your heart?
Tickets are $15 for adults, $13 for seniors and students, and $10 for children 12 and under. Purchase tickets online at tickets.betheluniversity.edu or by calling 574.807.7080, Mon., Wed., and Fri., from 1-5 p.m.; Tues. and Thurs., from 3-5 p.m.
*This performance will be interpreted for the d/Deaf community.
5) Homeschool Event Day October 31st
Hello Home School Families,
We are offering a Home School event at YMCA Storer Camps, near Jackson MI on Thursday, October 31st. I have attached the information flyer for your review. Please contact me with any questions. Hope you can join us for this great event.
Nancy Burger
Senior Program Director
YMCA STORER CAMPS
6941 Stony Lake Road, Jackson, MI 49201
(P) 517 536 8607 (C) 517 262 7705 (F) 517 536 4922
(E) nburger@ymcastorercamps.org (W) ymcastorercamps.org
(O) facebook.com/ymcastorercamps | ymcastorercamps.org/give/ways-to-give/ |
The Y: We're for youth development, healthy living and social responsibility.
6) Advanced Manufacturing Apprenticeship
This is in St.Joseph, MI
https://www.hansonmold.com/apprenticeship-program/
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CLASSIFIEDS
Looking for a group? Join the HUB! We need you.
The HUB is a volunteer organization. Without the support and participation of homeschool families, we can't function effectively.. Please consider serving on our board (a few meetings per year) or setting up an activity or program that interests you.
Have something for sale, free or trade? Advertise here! (Advertisements stay in for two weeks unless we work out something else in advance)
Homeschool groups are welcome to advertise their group, too. It's free!
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LETTING IT RIDE:
Make a tax-deductable donation to the Homeschool HUB Endowment Fund. Check with your tax preparer for the most advantageous amount if you wish, but Federal and State deductions are available for charitable donations of this kind.
Checks should be made out to: Michigan Gateway Community Foundation AND "Homeschool HUB Endowment Fund" written in the Memo line of the check.
Address and Contact Info:
Michigan Gateway Community Foundation
111 Days Avenue
Buchanan, Michigan 49107
Phone: 269.695.3521
Fax: 269.695.4250
email: info@mgcf.org
The Homeschool HUB is collecting used textbooks. Contact Andrea homeschoolhub@yahoo.com or 269-240-6094
Like us on facebook for discussions, announcements, questions, and support: https://www.facebook.com/HomeschoolHub
Join our yahoo group for discussions, announcements, questions, and support: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/homeschoolhub/
Check out our website for info (refer your friends, too, if you like!): http://www.hshub.org/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
DISCLAIMERS:
While the Homeschool HUB believes that these events or opportunities may be of value to home educators, announcements do not constitute an endorsement by the Homeschool HUB, or its Board of Directors. It is the responsibility of individual parents to determine the appropriateness of any event or opportunity for their children.
Participation in any event is voluntary and the participant assumes complete responsibility and liability for themselves, their family, anyone accompanying them, and their personal property.
Homeschool HUB phone: 269-240-6094
email: homeschoolhub@yahoo.com website: www.hshub.org facebook: www.facebook.com/HomeschoolHub
Editor: Andrea Bikfalvy
The information below is offered to you as a service. Please research and decide for yourself the value to your family. The Homeschool HUB does not endorse any programs or services other than those offered by the Homeschool HUB.
Send information to be added to the update no later than the Thursday before the week you want it to appear: homeschoolhub@yahoo.com
To subscribe to this newsletter, go to http://groups.yahoo.com/group/HUBnewsletter/ OR send an email to the following address: HUBnewsletter-subscribe@yahoogroups.com (You can also sign up on the home page of our website hshub.org--just type your email in the box!) Don't forget to do one of these if you change your email address!
Yes, you are welcome to forward the newsletter to anyone who might be interested! :-)
GENERAL INTEREST
G1) Brain Warmer Upper
G2) UM-Dearborn Welcomes Homeschoolers
G3) Michigan Tech Welcomes Homeschoolers
G4) Spellman High Voltage Electronics Clean Tech Competition
G5) Track the International Space Station
G1) Brain Warmer Upper
What do you have to give before you can keep it?
Answer to previous one: They didn't play each other.
G2) UM-Dearborn Welcomes Homeschoolers
Greetings from UM-Dearborn, a friendly place for homeschooled students! I applaud your initiative and motivation to provide a thorough education for students of today who will become leaders of tomorrow.
Visit our Homeschooled students webpage https://umdearborn.edu/admissions/undergraduate/incoming-freshmen/homeschooled-students for information about admission, scholarships, and dual enrollment options. (Upon admission, dual enrollment students receive a scholarship for 50% of tuition and fees!)
Please encourage your homeschooled students to apply for admission and make plans to visit campus at one of our upcoming events:
Engineering and Computer Science Career Night - November 7 https://umdearborn.edu/events/all-events/engineering-and-computer-science-career-night-0
Discover Dearborn Days - November 27 & January 20 https://umdearborn.edu/admissions/undergraduate/visits-events/discover-dearborn-days
Health Professions Information Night - December 4 https://umdearborn.edu/events/all-events/health-professions-info-night-1
Go Blue – Go Dearborn!
Deb Peffer
Director of Admissions and Orientation
G3) Michigan Tech Welcomes Homeschoolers
Hello from Michigan Technological University, where it is my second year leading the College of Engineering. We are located in Houghton, in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, in "Copper Country." Founded in 1885 to train mining engineers (because of the copper), the university is now a comprehensive, technologically focused university, with over 7,000 students (which doubles the local population when school is in session!).
I am writing at the urging of one of the College's advisory board members, an alumna of Michigan Tech. In her words: "Janet, I think Michigan Tech would resonate with people who have prioritized education through home schooling." She went on to recount the strong safety record we have at Michigan Tech, the hands-on emphasis, the 24 student-run Enterprise teams, and more. I promised her I'd reach out.
In the College of Engineering, nearly 1,000 new students join us each fall, selecting one of 16 different majors (biomedical engineering, environmental engineering, geology, applied geophysics, geological engineering, materials science and engineering, mining engineering, surveying engineering, computer engineering, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering technology, chemical engineering, construction management, civil engineering, and mechanical engineering).
And one more, our fastest growing major, the Bachelor of Science in Engineering, allows students to tailor their degree to fit their interests (e.g. a BS in Engineering, with global studies emphasis).
There are many other majors available at Michigan Tech—through the College of Computing, the College of Sciences and Arts, the College of Business and Economics, and the College of Forest Resources and Environmental Science.
Our career fairs are competitive, meaning that companies compete with each other to hire our students! No less than 351 companies were here in September because of the very strong reputation of our graduates. "When you want an individual with hands-on experience—you got to Michigan Tech," is what I hear, over and over.
At our Department of Mechanical Engineering's senior dinner, where soon-to-be-graduates make an obligation to themselves to uphold the standards of the engineering profession. I participated as well: "As an Engineer, I, Janet Callahan, pledge to practice integrity and fair dealing, tolerance and respect; and to uphold devotion to the standards and the dignity of my profession, conscious always that my skill carries with it the obligation to serve humanity by making the best use of the Earth's precious wealth. As an Engineer, I shall participate in none but honest enterprises. When needed, my skill and knowledge shall be given without reservation for the public good. In the performance of duty and in fidelity to my profession, I shall give my utmost."
I encourage you to visit https://www.mtu.edu/admissions/visit/, and to apply (it's free) https://www.mtu.edu/admissions/. And don't hesitate to contact me (callahan@mtu.edu).
Oh, and one last thing – we have some amazing summer youth programs.
Janet Callahan, PhD, PE
Dean, College of Engineering
G4) Spellman High Voltage Electronics Clean Tech Competition
2020 Theme: "Reducing Individual Impacts"
Register Here Now: https://www.cstl.org/cleantech/registration/
The Clean Tech Competition is back, and we are incredibly excited for our 9th annual event! 2019 saw teams from 40 countries compete, with representatives from Zimbabwe, China, the United States, Philippines, Singapore and Italy joining us in New York City, vying for the honor of Clean Tech Winner! This international research and design challenge for 15-18 year old pre-university student's challenges teams to be as innovative as possible as they look to create a sustainable solution to our future. It is the perfect way to combine a love for science with a commitment to civic duty and we would love to see teams from Indiana join us this year!
To us, this year's theme encapsulates the struggle we all go through daily; one where it feels like you as an individual are unable to do much in the grand scheme of things, but you wish to make a difference. This year we are looking to our competitors to help us answer this existential question. But as we know, this struggle can vary deeply all over the world, depending on the means your community has. Which leads us to our categories:
Limited Resources
Abundant Resources
We want students to research a specific area and challenge, then propose something that individuals can do to reduce their footprint and solve that challenge, based on having limited or an excess of resources. There are quite literally a world of problems out there we can solve, making the possibilities for your students almost endless. Challenge them today to make that difference!
Competition Information
Each year, the Spellman High Voltage Electronics Clean Tech Competition encourages scientific understanding of real-world issues and the integration of environmentally responsible energy sources. The goals and guidelines are as follows:
Teams consist of 1-3 students, are assisted by a Team Leader (i.e. parent, teacher, or mentor), to develop a written proposal.
There is no entry fee.
First Round consists of written Paper Submissions
10 Finalist Teams per category are selected and given a $200 stipend to help them prepare a Prototype and presentation for the Finalist Event.
Finalists compete for the $10,000 grand prize in each category, and a 'Continued Mentorship'
Official Competition website https://www.cstl.org/cleantech/
Please See attached flyer for more information.
Contact: Competition Administrator: Mr. Kevin Sanders * Email: cleantech@cstl.org Phone: +1-516-764-0045 : Website: https://www.cstl.org/cleantech/
G5) Track the International Space Station
Link to the NASA page to track the International Space Station. Tells you when it will be visible from where you are.
https://spotthestation.nasa.gov/sightings/index.cfm
MICHIANA EVENTS AND OPPORTUNITIES
1) Free Homeschool Gym and Facilities
2) Theater Opportunities
3) Tiger Tennis
4) Bethel University "Sense & Sensibility"
5) Homeschool Event Day October 31st
6) Advanced Manufacturing Apprenticeship
1) Free Homeschool Gym and Facilities
Elkhart Parks and Recreation does not shy away from keeping everyone involved. The facility is welcoming in homeschool families and co-ops to the Tolson on Tuesdays and Thursdays. The program will allow the homeschooled children a chance to get out of the house and into a different setting. The co-ops are encouraged to take advantage of the facilities by exploring the gym, playing on the play ground, or even throwing the ball around on the field. Co-ops are encouraged to get in contact with the Parks and Recreation office as soon as possible 574-295-7275 or email clayton.brown@coei.org
When: Tuesdays and Thursdays 12:00-2:00P
Fee: Free
2) Theater Opportunities
My name is Grace Lazarz and I'm the Education Specialist at South Bend Civic Theatre. I am reaching out because I'd love to get the word out to your homeschool families about the class offerings we have at South Bend Civic Theatre. Our next session of classes starting in November were recently posted, and we have something for grades kindergarten through adults in acting, voice, improv, dance, and more!
The next session registration/descriptions can be found here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1pvR0cEP51BNE6XSJEz-0tzSXJVfNnd1mQi6YRS5PMa8/
I should also let you know that we do have scholarships available to make the classes affordable for folks. Info on that can be found at http://sbct.org/education/scholarship-request-form/. It's pretty easy to submit and we can reduce the cost a significant amount depending on household income and other factors. We also have a program called No Actor Left Behind where if you audition for a show and don't make it into the cast you can take one of our classes for free. We have auditions for The Lion King Jr. coming up for 2nd-8th graders in December if that's of interest too!
3) Tiger Tennis
TIGER TENNIS HOME SCHOOL JUNIOR TENNIS
BEGINNER-INTERMEDIATE JUNIOR TENNIS -- UNITED STATES TENNIS ASSOCIATION
When: Saturdays 6:00-8:00 PM-November 16, Nov. 30,
Dec. 14, Dec. 21, Jan. 4, Jan. 25, Feb. 8 $120.00
14 hours of tennis $8.57 an hour
OR
Saturdays 6:00-8:00 PM-November 16, Nov. 30,
Dec. 14 $65.00
Who: Girls and Boys ages 7-19 tennis coaching, instruction,
game strategy and scoring
Location: Carmel Racquet Club
225 E. Carmel Dr, Carmel, in 46032
Registration fee: $120.00 per player for all 14 hours ($8.57 an hour vs $38 an hour for regular indoor tennis) Mail registration and fees to Renee Bognar to register (mail to 41 Horseshoe Lane, Carmel 46033) This is a great way to get introduced to tennis
Please see attached file to register.
4) Bethel University "Sense & Sensibility"
Bethel University Theatre Department presents "Sense & Sensibility" by Kate Hamill, based on the novel by Jane Austen. Performances of the show, directed by Deb Swerman, will run Nov. 14, 15*, and 16 at 7:30 p.m., with a matinee on Nov. 16 at 1 p.m., in the Everest-Rohrer Auditorium on Bethel's campus.
This playful new adaptation of Jane Austen's beloved novel follows the fortunes (and misfortunes) of the Dashwood sisters — sensible Elinor and hypersensitive Marianne — after their father's sudden death leaves them financially destitute and socially vulnerable. Set in gossipy late 18th-century England, with a fresh female voice, the play is full of humor, emotional depth, and bold theatricality. "Sense & Sensibility" examines our reactions, both reasonable and ridiculous, to societal pressures. When reputation is everything, how do you follow your heart?
Tickets are $15 for adults, $13 for seniors and students, and $10 for children 12 and under. Purchase tickets online at tickets.betheluniversity.edu or by calling 574.807.7080, Mon., Wed., and Fri., from 1-5 p.m.; Tues. and Thurs., from 3-5 p.m.
*This performance will be interpreted for the d/Deaf community.
5) Homeschool Event Day October 31st
Hello Home School Families,
We are offering a Home School event at YMCA Storer Camps, near Jackson MI on Thursday, October 31st. I have attached the information flyer for your review. Please contact me with any questions. Hope you can join us for this great event.
Nancy Burger
Senior Program Director
YMCA STORER CAMPS
6941 Stony Lake Road, Jackson, MI 49201
(P) 517 536 8607 (C) 517 262 7705 (F) 517 536 4922
(E) nburger@ymcastorercamps.org (W) ymcastorercamps.org
(O) facebook.com/ymcastorercamps | ymcastorercamps.org/give/ways-to-give/ |
The Y: We're for youth development, healthy living and social responsibility.
6) Advanced Manufacturing Apprenticeship
This is in St.Joseph, MI
https://www.hansonmold.com/apprenticeship-program/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
CLASSIFIEDS
Looking for a group? Join the HUB! We need you.
The HUB is a volunteer organization. Without the support and participation of homeschool families, we can't function effectively.. Please consider serving on our board (a few meetings per year) or setting up an activity or program that interests you.
Have something for sale, free or trade? Advertise here! (Advertisements stay in for two weeks unless we work out something else in advance)
Homeschool groups are welcome to advertise their group, too. It's free!
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
LETTING IT RIDE:
Make a tax-deductable donation to the Homeschool HUB Endowment Fund. Check with your tax preparer for the most advantageous amount if you wish, but Federal and State deductions are available for charitable donations of this kind.
Checks should be made out to: Michigan Gateway Community Foundation AND "Homeschool HUB Endowment Fund" written in the Memo line of the check.
Address and Contact Info:
Michigan Gateway Community Foundation
111 Days Avenue
Buchanan, Michigan 49107
Phone: 269.695.3521
Fax: 269.695.4250
email: info@mgcf.org
The Homeschool HUB is collecting used textbooks. Contact Andrea homeschoolhub@yahoo.com or 269-240-6094
Like us on facebook for discussions, announcements, questions, and support: https://www.facebook.com/HomeschoolHub
Join our yahoo group for discussions, announcements, questions, and support: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/homeschoolhub/
Check out our website for info (refer your friends, too, if you like!): http://www.hshub.org/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
DISCLAIMERS:
While the Homeschool HUB believes that these events or opportunities may be of value to home educators, announcements do not constitute an endorsement by the Homeschool HUB, or its Board of Directors. It is the responsibility of individual parents to determine the appropriateness of any event or opportunity for their children.
Participation in any event is voluntary and the participant assumes complete responsibility and liability for themselves, their family, anyone accompanying them, and their personal property.
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