ARC Advisory Resource Center: NEW DATE: EXTENDED ADVISORY 11/21/12

Friday, November 9, 2012

NEW DATE: EXTENDED ADVISORY 11/21/12

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What is Advisory?

Concept/Definition Advisory programs (also called advocacy programs, homebase, teacher-based guidance, advisor-advisee) are predicated on the belief that every young adolescent should have at least one adult at school to act as the student's advocate. More

IMPORTANT LINKS

2014-2015 Bell Schedule
2013-14 Student Agenda
Candlewood Staff Directory
This Month's A/B Calendar
Locker Locator
Extra Help Schedule
Character

EXTENDED ADVISORY: 5/8/2014

Someone Else's Shoes - Today's Lesson
Mitchell's BB team - VIDEO
Boston Marathon 2014 - VIDEO

EXTENDED ADVISORY: 3/20/2014

The Lesson Plan
The Book Drive
Instructional Computer Video
Website Videos

February 10 - 14, 2014

Monday: Pajama day.
Tuesday: Crazy Hat and Hair day.
Wednesday: College T-Shirt day.
Thursday: "Jersday" (wear your favorite sports gear!)
Friday: "Have a Heart" day so please wear pink and red.

EXTENDED ADVISORY - 12/5/2013

Video Links

Toys For Tots
NY Cares Coat Drive
Blankets for Everyone
Pets Need Your Help

GIVING: Printable voting form

EXTENDED ADVISORY - 10/10/2013

We’ve been back at school for one month. And this year there have been BIG CHANGES for everyone!
We'd like to know how this first month of school has been.
Take the survey and let us know what you think.

Printable Survey

EXTENDED ADVISORY - 9/26/2013

Mr. Greene's GRIT Survey

(Questions 1-6)

(Questions 7 - 12)

also

6th Grade Student Government Elections

EXTENDED ADVISORY - 9/9/2013

Students with Locker or Scheduling issues should fill out the necessary form and deliver to either the Guidance Center or The Attendance Office (Room 100):

Schedule Changes Form
Locker Trouble Form

EXTENDED ADVISORY - 6/7/2013

Shortened Extended Advisory Information

EXTENDED ADVISORY - 5/30/2013

Malala Yousafzai: A True Teen Role Model

When Malala Yousafzai was eleven years old, she became a symbol of courage by defying the Taliban and pursuing an education.

This past October, the Taliban answered Malala’s courage with violence. They tried to take her life, but they failed. Malala survived, and she is getting stronger every day.

Today, Malala has started the Malala Fund, which will help 40 girls get an education in Pakistan.

Malala Information Handout
Visit the Malala Fund
Mrs. Haase's Extended Advisory E-Board

EXTENDED ADVISORY - 5/16/2013

6th and 7th grade advisories will be participating in an online homework survey. See the links below for a list of survey rooms and important directions.

8th grade advisories are to report directly to the auditorium for a grade level meeting for extended advisory. Attendance will be taken in the auditorium. 8th graders will be completing the survey on a different day.