June 2014 Issue

VOL 2 ISSUE 1 JUNE 2014
W W W. S H A R E S A N E L I J O.C O M
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YEAR
ONE YEAR BEFORE,
MANY YEARS AGO,
MANY YEARS TO COME
By: Karishma Sinnott, Community Editor
June is an exciting month for us at SHARE San Elijo, not just because of the promise of summer, but because
it’s SHARE’s first anniversary this month! We cannot believe that our publication has been part of your
lives for a whole year now, and we are always grateful and honored to be part of your home each month.
One year equals 12 issues, countless hours of writing and interviews for me, organizing and
amalgamating for Karen, and then there’s Amy, who takes our Word documents and file of photos
and weaves her magic into them to make the paper what it is every month.
We started with our Father’s Day issue, with the Pitcairns on the cover, and we thought it was our
favorite one. The November issue struck a chord in all three of us, it was “the one to beat”. But then
Amy finished the December issue, with the gorgeous ballerinas and Nutcracker shimmering and
practically dancing off the page, and we were certain it was the best paper we had produced to date.
And on and on it goes. Every month, Karen, Amy and I try hard to bring you the best, most positive parts
of San Elijo Hills. This isn’t hard to do; our community is one that is filled with incredible people who do
wonderful things every month, and make our jobs rather simple by sharing their stories with us. We
often marvel that we get to witness the kind, wonderful, beautiful events that happen in San Elijo, which
makes coming to work each day a real pleasure.
IN THIS ISSUE
A Trip Down Memory Lane
Adopt A Pet
Great American Deals
As Karen, Amy and I sat down to ponder what this anniversary issue would be about, it seemed all too clear.
We wanted to take a walk down memory lane and do an article about San Elijo: Past, Present and Future.
Will you take a walk with us?
Continued on page 7
Naya is the Gornall Family Dog who just needed to
cool off in the fountain back in 2002 (Don't tell anyone!)
Note: Not an official publication of San Elijo Hills Development Company, its Guest Builders or the San Elijo Hills Community Association
SHARE editor’s letter
An Attitude
of Gratitude
By: Karishma Sinnott, Community Editor
AS YOU START TO READ THIS ISSUE OF SHARE, WE WILL BE ABOUT TEN
As we are coming to the end of the school year, I started to think about the
SHORT, GLORIOUS DAYS AWAY FROM SUMMER VACATION! CAN YOU BELIEVE
unsung heroes of our neighborhood who fly under the radar of appreciation and
IT IS THE MONTH OF JUNE ALREADY? I CAN HARDLY BELIEVE THAT HALF A
gratitude every day. There are our crossing guards who keep the children safe,
THE SPECIAL MEN IN OUR LIVES
YEAR IS OVER; TIME REALLY DOES SEEM TO MOVE AT BREAK NECK SPEED.
our unbelievable group of custodial staff who do so much more than clean our
school. Of course, we have our tireless PTO parents who work all year long to
June is a fabulous month in so many ways, not just because of the start of
support the children. We do a decent job of thanking our staff at the Elementary
summer, but because we celebrate our wonderful fathers this month. As I said
School, but without a planned “Teacher Appreciation Week” at the Middle and
last month, we ought to appreciate each other all year long, but, as long as we
High Schools, do we do enough to thank our teachers and staff at those two
have this special day in June, we should really acknowledge the men in our lives.
schools for all their hard work and dedication?
Fathers, husbands, uncles, grandfathers, step-fathers — they are so
So this June could be the start of many months of appreciation and gratitude.
special, and our lives would be incomplete without them. Sadly, I have
This could be for our children who are mostly well-behaved, kind, thoughtful,
lost both my grandfathers and father, and not a day goes by without me
respectful and diligent, and for our parents, who always mean well and love us
remembering them all. As time goes by, I find that I understand my father
dearly even when we disagree with them. It’s the time to thank our friends for
and grandfathers more. I don’t really think I did when they were alive,
being sounding boards and listening ears even if we don’t always see eye to eye
which is sad, isn’t it?
on all things. It’s the month to hug the men in your lives — husbands, fathers,
Why is it that as human beings, we tend to appreciate people and situations more
when we don’t have them anymore? I had this conversation with my sister-in-law
just a few days ago. She recently lost her maternal grandmother, and this event
unleashed a set of reactions in her - mostly guilt - because she felt like she wasn’t
there for her mother during her grieving process.
uncles, brothers and grandfathers — and thank them for their unconditional
support and love. Maybe it’s the thought of summer that is making me so
cheerful, and perhaps the cheer will break the dam of happiness, gratitude and
appreciation that we have held gently closed for so long?
To all the men out there who go to work at jobs they may or may not
While we were chatting, I told her that there is still time for her - her mother is
despise, who come back home with a smile on their faces, ready to
alive and well, and lives close by. It’s easy to take your parents (friends, spouses,
give piggyback rides, do Math homework, coach soccer teams, help
siblings) for granted when they live close by because you know that they are
with dishes and baths, only to repeat the same routine the next day,
always there. But, as we have seen in our own neighborhood so much this year,
week, and month — we wish you the happiest Father’s Day ever!
life is precious and fleeting, and we lose loved ones without any warning or notice
We hope you are spoiled silly, not just today, but every day this year.
at all. This should be lesson enough that we ought to appreciate those we love
every single day of our lives.
While my sister-in-law and I were talking, I told her that while my mother-in-law’s
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body was being overtaken by the cancer that she had fought so valiantly, the
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doctors told us that this was the time to sit down and talk to her about anything
that we had yet to say. It was a time to say good-bye, thank you, or to make
confessions and apologies. I have been blessed to have had the opportunity to
Editor’s Note
say these final farewells to both my father and my mother-in-law, and yet, I didn’t
This issue of SHARE would not be complete without our undying gratitude
have too much to say. I wanted to thank them both for all they had done for me
towards our first responders, firefighters, police officers, City officials and
men and women in uniform who worked so tirelessly to keep us safe during
throughout my time with them, but there were no stones unturned that I felt the
the fires that wreaked havoc in San Diego County in May. Our gratitude knows
need to turn over. I have tried to live my life in such a way that I resolve any
resentment that I may feel towards any of the people I hold close to my heart. I
can’t say that I have done this very successfully with everyone, but I do try.
Why is it so hard to say thank you to someone while they are alive? I have
found that it is easier for me to write an email or send a text message, but
not nearly as simple to say the words out loud. I don’t know why this is,
it’s something I need to work on. A friend of mine told me last year that he
decided to write a letter every day to a person in his life that had touched
him at one point or another. I thought this was a wonderful idea, and may
be one that we can spread around our neighborhood?
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A TRIP DOWN MEMORY LANE
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THE FUTURE OF SAN ELIJO HILLS
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LET’S FEED AMERICA
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REMEMBER WHEN?
Continued from the cover
Not Long Ago...
In Lynda McDonell’s words:
Where to start? I remember each day during the spring of 2006 when I would visit with
children on the SEMS "playground." We would gaze up the hill towards our new school
THE VISITOR’S CENTER
and look at the bulldozers, cement trucks and workers. We'd be giddy just watching our
Our family moved into San Elijo in January of 2002, when our community was
school grow.
more dirt and dust and construction rather than real structures. The Visitor’s
Center was the hub of the community, the only “active civilization” that you
I also remember a spring day when Jenny Orlando and Molly Corbin stopped by our
could find if you were to walk outside of your own neighborhood.
"office" at the behind the PAC at SEMS to introduce themselves to me and offer to lead
our SEES PTO. Lead they did!
From 2004-2008, Jim Fiegen worked at the Visitor’s Center as a representative, where he
met a range of people. There were those who were lost because GPS systems didn't
I remember the Sneak Peek prior to opening day. The sense of pride we felt as we
recognize the new roads, and those who wanted to buy in one of the first Master Planned
welcomed the community to their new home. Then, on opening day, we gave each
Communities in North County San Diego. Then there were small businesses who wanted
staff member a rock that my husband and I plucked from the ground one day
to be part of the family of San Elijo Hills.
during construction. I got in trouble for showing up at the construction site in my
flip-flops. When I told the job superintendent what I wanted, which was 40 rocks
Jim says that he answered many questions daily, the most common being, “When will
from the site to give to the original staff, he looked the other way.
they open up Twin Oaks Valley Road?” and, “What amenities will you offer, and when
The Mumma Family made the plaques for each rock that said, "You rock at SEES! August
will they be functional?” He
Entering
saw many older couples who
wanted single story homes, and
young families who were just
starting out.
Jim witnessed the building
of Twin Oaks Valley Road
which, when completed in
September of 2007, changed
our lives forever.
San Elijo Hills
14, 2006”. I have one on my desk
here at Richland and one at home.
I remember the dedication ceremony
and the pride the students shared
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with our distinguished guests. All of
us sitting under the mosaic, SOARing.
It was magical! I think we had 750
students that day. How it's grown!
I remember watching our staff
In the years before 2007, the only way to get in and out of San Elijo Hills was through
commit to our core beliefs, challenge themselves daily to reach each student and
Rancho Santa Fe Road, until the city extended Twin Oaks Valley Road to the south, and
learning from one another. I remember the day Mrs. Kalicki told me she'd
the developer of San Elijo stretched it to the east. And on September 6, 2007, Twin Oaks
decided to become an administrator! That was a pivotal moment.
Valley Road was open to the public, and some of us drove to work on that freshly paved
ground, and others just drove out of curiosity to see where we ended up. It was the
We grew together, welcomed new neighbors, businesses and students
beginning of the terms “Up the Hill” and “Down the Hill” which have become part of our
simultaneously. Even with the exponential growth, the school, parents,
daily vocabulary here in San Elijo Hills. Getting to Escondido became so easy, and our
and community remain true to Seizing Opportunities and Achieving Results.
world seemed to open up.
I couldn't be more proud to have been a part of it.
BREAKING GROUND
For parents everywhere, the opening of our schools was a life-changing event as
well. In August of 2006, San Elijo Elementary School opened its doors for the
first time. In June of 2012, the very first class of kindergartners graduated from
fifth grade at SEES to attend San Elijo Middle School. After they left, SEES
opened its gorgeous new building because enrollment had grown from 750
children in 2006 to the over 1300 students that we have today.
We had the pleasure of speaking with Lynda McDonell, who was our Principal at the
Elementary School even before the doors to the school had officially opened in 2006.
She took a walk down memory lane with me, and this is how she recalls life in San Elijo
in the year 2006.
SEES Groundbreaking Ceremony, 2006
Photo credit: Lynda McDonell
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A Trip Down Memory Lane
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Continued from Page 5
Thanks to Leigh Conlee, Tiffany Lena, Ron Luhmann, The Falco Family, The Gornall Family, Lynda McDonell, Paul Johnson, Yumiko Kato, and the Schaumann Family for
sharing their photographs and memories with us.
Tiffany Lena looks back…
Leigh
Conlee
‘02
We moved into Sagewood in March of 2001. I was pregnant with my second
son, Joey. There were three other ladies on my street who were also pregnant;
one gave birth in June, the other three, including me, in August. Deb Straight
was one of them and she still lives in SEH in Westcliffe. We lived with the sounds
of jackhammers and the food truck drivers were on a first name basis with the
construction workers.
We did not have a park or anywhere really to go so we had baby playdates at each
other’s houses. The trail system was very limited and I remember pushing a doublestroller up a very steep and rocky hill to get to “the tower.” I was a lot younger then!
I also remember the first Oktoberfest. It was held in the building that now houses
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Entering Sagewood
“Stoked.” Yes, IN the building, not the parking lot. There was great gourmet German food
and all kinds of bottled beer. There were probably 50-100 people altogether.
Gornall
Family
Tom and Gina Poure of Acacia (still there) were at the event. I also remember a tiny
little San Elijo pumpkin patch that was arranged for the residents that year.
‘02
There were a lot more deer then, I used to see them all the time in the
canyon below our house. I like what SEH has become now, but the rural
feeling that was there in the beginning is gone and I do miss that.
Schaumann
Family
‘02
Before SEMS was built. Look at the open space behind Calistoga,
when SEMS was just a dirt lot.
Luhmann
Family
‘02
Remember the stork? Jack Schaumann was born in March of 2002, and he was
the first baby to be announced by the stork. Here is a photograph of Emily, Peter and
Jack Schaumann in March of 2002. The stork made its way around the neighborhood,
announcing births of babies in San Elijo. Today, the Stork lives at Hometown Realty
where to this day, they deliver the sign as a community service to families
Sagewood while the development was in its earliest stages
announcing the birth of new babies in the neighborhood.
The Schaumann Family
Schaumann
Family
Schaumann
Family
‘14
‘06
Remember the hail storm in March of 2006? Little children, big children
Here is one of Emily and Jack Schaumann in 2014.
What a difference 12 years makes!
and adults put on their warmest gloves and raced around the streets and front laws
of San Elijo Hills, making “snow balls” and having snowball fights! We have never had
one quite like it ever since. This is little Andrew Schaumann playing in the snow.
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Still Growing...
For a while, it seemed like San Elijo was always a bustle of building,
noisy jackhammers, loud cement trucks and plenty of unwanted dust
and debris. Now, some of that dust has settled, physically and
metaphorically, as San Elijo Hills enters what feels like the equivalent
of human middle age.
As a community, we are somewhat settled, we seem to know generally the
direction in which we are heading, we are comfortable in our own skin and
determined to be the best that we possibly can.
We aren’t done yet, though. There is still new construction going on, with the
new neighborhood of Sanctuary opening to the public as we speak. Did you
know, all the homes in The Estates have been sold and a little community is
already forming “up the hill” there? And, there are more homes in The
Estates waiting to be built, we will share that information with you it
becomes available.
This next year in San Elijo marks a major development in our
community - that of another new school. As Mrs. McDonell told us,
San Elijo Elementary started with 750 children, and is now home to
over 1300. With all the congestion that our school has managed, the
new K-8 will be a welcome addition to our community. The changing
of boundaries was an unpleasant thought for some, but as we learn
about the new, as yet unnamed, K-8 school, it seems fairly clear that
the children who attend the new school will be lucky and blessed to
call it home away from home.
We thank Randy Walton and the School Board for sharing these photographs
with us, and eagerly await the noise, hustle and bustle that this year will see
as the school is built in time for Fall of 2015.
We already know that Steve Baum, Principal of Twin Oaks Valley School will
be taking over as Principal of the new K-8. Charlie McGhee, band director at
San Elijo Middle, will join the new campus as well, making it so that all the
elementary school children as well as middle schoolers will have access to a
fabulous Band program.
All in all, it seems as if life in San Elijo continues to move at
its usual speed - we are still building, expanding and adding
on to our wonderful community. Friends leave, new neighbors
join our extended family, children become young adults and
leave for college, babies are born daily… Change happens, but
for the most part, life is happy and busy and blessed here in
San Elijo Hills.
Our thanks to Randy Walton for the renderings of the new K-8 school.
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The Future of San Elijo Hills Alexander Katson and Sergiy Chemodanov
As we look back at what San Elijo Hills used to be, and reminisce about the
With a good deal of knowledge tucked safely into their belts, Alex and Sergiy have decided
empty spaces, dirt lots and endless construction, we realize that the last ten or
to spread their love of computer programming, helping other excited and interested middle
twelve years in the life of San Elijo Hills has seen a barrage of new developments,
schoolers learn more than they themselves were ever able to when they were younger. With
new neighbors, new schools, cafes, restaurants and local businesses.
the smaller age and generation gap, they know that they will connect with their younger
counterparts in a way that will make learning fun, age appropriate, and infinitely less dry
than when it often is when taught by your stereotypical college professor. By segregating
their students by age and gender, they hope to keep the learning environment a positive,
friendly and collaborative one, because, contrary to popular belief, programming does not
have to be a solitary hobby or profession. In fact, the collaboration between great minds is
what makes innovative ideas a reality.
Alex and Sergiy want the children who enroll in their program to know that programming
is not just a lucrative future, but it is one that can be exciting and enthralling once you
have learned and absorbed the rudimentary concepts and challenges. The ultimate goal is
to have the SPHYNX program continue until Sergiy and Alex graduate from high school,
and perhaps even when they are at college. But if college takes them outside the San
Diego area, they hope to take their current students and mentor them into becoming
future teachers, passing on the baton, and keeping the interest in Computer Programming
Alexander Katson at Oktoberfest in San Elijo, October 2002.
at the forefront in the minds of middle schoolers.
We asked Alex and Sergiy how they balance their hefty load at school, all their AP
But as we look to the years ahead in our community, it’s fairly easy to see that the future
classes, track and field training and competitions, along with their “on-the-side”
lies not in the development of buildings and structures, but rather in the investment in
programming classes, homework, social obligations and family lives. It isn’t easy,
our children, the ultimate future of San Elijo Hills.
they told us, and sleep is always scarce. A perfect day in Alex’s life would include
continuous hours of shut-eye, along with the precious commodity of free time,
Alexander Katson’s family has lived in San Elijo Hills for over thirteen years now. In fact,
they were the first family to place a deposit on a home in the Sagewood neighborhood in
2001. It is fitting then, that our article about the future of San Elijo comes full circle to
revolve around Alex and his friend, Sergiy Chemodanov, two San Marcos High School
students who are taking on an exciting endeavor this summer, and one that we are
thrilled to share with you.
Welcome to the world of SPHYNX, the brainchild of Alex and Sergiy. This Summer
Computer Programming Academy is aimed at motivated, interested, inspired
middle school students who want to learn how to program in Python and Visual
Basic, with additional courses in C, C++, Java and other languages, which will be
which seems to elude him and Sergiy on most days. A day of mountain-biking, a
fantastic movie, a leisurely run at a slow pace, and the time to do some “pointless
programming for fun” would be part of an ideal day for Sergiy. That perfect day is
perhaps around the corner for them. But until then, they will continue to excel at
school and their extracurricular activities, working on getting SPHYNX ready to
launch this summer, with dreams of inspiring the generation behind them into
fostering the same love of Computer Programming that they share.
John Carmack once said, “Programming is not a zero-sum game. Teaching something to a
fellow programmer doesn’t take it away from you. I’m happy to share what I can, because
I’m in it for the love of programming.”
offered as and when necessary or requested.
The SPHYNX classes will begin within a week of the end of the school year, and then run
for ten weeks (2 hours a day, once a week). The 10-week class is an introductory one,
taught at a normal pace and aimed at fifth to graduating eighth graders. An Accelerated,
five-week class is also in the works, and upon completion of this, students can enroll in
language-specific courses. Regardless of what you choose for your child, the average
size of the class will not exceed eight students, with the student to teacher ratio
remaining at around 3:1.
The idea for this academy materialized from the frustrations that Alex and
Sergiy have faced as they have tried to expand their own knowledge in the
world of computer programming. In addition to their regular course load
and AP classes at SMHS, Alex and Sergiy have taken their education into
their own hands and enrolled in classes at Palomar College, as well
as online courses through Google University and the distancelearning programs offered through MIT. In addition to these
honors, Sergiy has been named a
Simon Scholar at San Marcos
High School, winning a
prestigious scholarship offered
to only the most promising
students who have the desire to
advance and succeed.
Friends Sergiy Chemodanov
and Alexander Katson
Photo credit: Yumiko Kato
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The same can be said for Alexander Katson and Sergiy
Chemodanov. To learn more about SPHYNX, email Alex
or Sergiy at [email protected], or visit
www.sphynxprogramming.com.
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It is staggering to imagine that in San Diego, one out of every five people don’t know
where their next meal is coming from, or what it might be. What is even more
upsetting is to know that for many children, their only meals are the ones that they
are fed at school.
When we leave school for summer break, most us don’t know and don’t realize that many
children are affected by the holidays, since their daily meals are not available while school is
WEEKLY EVENTS
SATURDAYS
Little Italy Mercato, 9AM-1:30PM
www.littleitalysd.com/mercato
SUNDAYS
Farmers’ Market, Old California Restaurant Row, 10AM-2PM
WEDNESDAYS
Network San Elijo!, Cafe Stoked, 7:30-8:30AM
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shut down. This is exactly why Cherie Murray and her family got involved in Feeding America.
Cherie told us that she wanted her children to give back, to acknowledge that they have
plenty, and others have a lot less.
On June 12, a number of families and children will be set up in and
around the Town Center at 12:30PM, selling baked goods and lemonade.
All proceeds from this lemonade stand will benefit Feeding America. For
more information on this organization, visit www.feedingamerica.org.
Mommy and ME Ballet Class, 10:15-11AM, 760-715-9242
FRIDAYS
LUNA Moms Club, Lower Tot Lot, 10AM
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JUNE CALENDAR
LET’S FEED AMERICA,
ONE LEMONADE STAND AT A TIME
May 31-June 1
Julian’s Gold Rush Days
www.jma.memberlodge.org/goldrush
June 1
Old California Restaurant Row Monthly ArtWalk
Car Show and Farmers’ Market, 10AM-2PM
www.oldcalrestaurantrow.com
June 1-30
The Old Globe Theater’s
Summer Shakespeare Festival, www.oldglobe.org
June 1-30
Twilight in the Park at the Organ Pavilion
www.balboapark.org
June 1
La Jolla Festival of the Arts
www.lajollaartfestival.org
June 7-8
San Diego Air Show, www.ag1caf.org
June 7-July 6
The San Diego County Fair, www.sdfair.org
MOVIE UNDER THE STARS
June 8
Encinitas Environment Day, www.eeday.org
Gather those low-back beach chairs, some food, drinks, blankets, your family and
June 12
Lemonade Stand for Feeding America
Town Center, 12:30PM
June 13
Movie Under the Stars, Lower Softball Field, 6PM
June 14
Carlsbad Beach Fest, www.carlsbadbeachfest.com
June 19
Summer Solstice in the Del Mar Village
www.delmarmainstreet.com
June 19
Encinitas Classic Car Nights, www.encinitas101.com
June 21
San Elijo Hills’ Summer Fiesta,
Lower Softball Field, 1-4PM
June 21
Meridian Academy Information Night, 10AM
[email protected]
your sunscreen and swim suits! Traditional Mexican fare will be served,
June 27
TGIF Jazz Concerts in the Park, www.carlsbadca.gov
including tacos, rice, beans, dessert, and non-alcoholic margaritas!
June 28-29
San Diego’s Scottish Highland Games
www.sdhighlandgames.org
SUMMER CAMPS IN SAN ELIJO HILLS
A Colorful Universe is hosting summer camps right here in San Elijo all summer long.
They are super flexible and would love to help your kids engage in creative projects. Campers
will be exposed to several mediums: ceramics, clay, canvas painting, and mosaics. All campers
meet at A Colorful Universe at 10AM and break for lunch where they play outdoor games for
an hour. After lunch, they head back inside for the afternoon activity and camp ends at 2PM.
Please email [email protected] or call (760) 761-0476 for dates,
pricing and questions.
friends because Movie Night Under the Stars is back on June 13 at 6PM at the lower
softball field. This month’s movie is Monsters University, and pre-movie
entertainment includes a bounce house and a sticky wall!
For questions, email Christine Cruz
at [email protected].
SAN ELIJO HILLS SUMMER FIESTA
Come join us on Saturday, June 21 from 1-4PM for a Summer Fiesta!
The event will be held at the lower softball field of San Elijo Park.
Activities will include crafts, carnival games, airbrush tattoos, waterslides,
a festive mariachi band and other fun surprises! Don’t forget to bring
This free event is for San Elijo Hills residents only. Please remember
to bring a proof of residency to gain entrance into the event
(i.e.: driver’s license with on-site address, utility bill, HOA statement, etc.).
Unfortunately, we will not be able to allow you to enter the event without verifying residency.
No guests will be permitted.
If you have any questions about the event, contact Christine Cruz
at [email protected], or (760) 798-9015.
TAEKWONDO SUMMER CAMP AT
MAHANAIM TAEKWONDO STUDIO
If you have a boy or girl that runs around the house pretending to be a warrior
or a highly skilled Ninja Turtle, this is the summer camp for them! Children aged
5-16 are welcome to participate July 7-25 at Mahanaim Taekwondo, where they will learn
the art of Nunchuk, Kumdo (Sword), Tumbling, Self-Defense, play exciting games and much
more. For more information, call David Hong at (760) 744-0090,
or email [email protected].
Tuesday, June 17, 9:30-10:30am
Coffee & Danishes Provided
Thursday, June 19, 12-1pm
Lunch Provided
Tuesday, July 15, 9:30-10:30am
Coffee & Danishes Provided
Thursday, July 24, 12-1pm
Lunch Provided
For more great things to do in San Diego this month,
visit our website at www.SHAREsanelijo.com!
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Unconditional Love –
Adopt A Pet This Summer
By: Renu Lyn Mahajan
Animals and Animal Adoption has always been a cause near and dear to San Elijo resident, Renu Lyn
Mahajan. For many years now, she has volunteered at several animal shelters, giving her time, energy
and love towards the adoption of these incredibly sweet animals who so desperately need a home.
SHARE San Elijo would like to thank Renu for helping us showcase just six of an innumerable number of
animals who need a family today.
Pets add joy to our lives, provide us with companionship and unconditional love. Do you have room in your hearts
and homes for one of our featured pets below? San Elijo, please help us spread the word and get them adopted!
Bunny
Bunny is a sweet, gentle, 10 year young lab/shepherd mix who is waiting
patiently to find her true forever family. Bunny is house-trained, great with
dogs and humans of all sizes. She is a young 10 years, and enjoys hiking,
walking and trips to Fiesta Island. She is playful and silly, and perfect for a
family looking for a mellow dog to enjoy in the home, but one who still
wants a companion animal to walk and enjoy life with. She loves car rides,
playing in the wading pool, and chasing her four-legged foster sister.
To meet her, contact SPOT at [email protected] or
(760) 593-7768. For more information, visit
www.SpotSavesPets.org.
Bunny, Lab/Shepherd Mix
Sansa
Sansa is an adorable all blue female kitten who is sweet and playful.
She is in a foster home with her four siblings who are also looking for their
forever home. Her foster mom reports that they are all good around kids,
dogs and cats. If you want to meet these sweet kittens, contact
SPOT at [email protected], call (760) 593-7768,
or visit www.SpotSavesPets.org.
Candy
Candy is a charming 14 pound, 2 year old, cream and apricot colored
Sansa, Female Kitten
Maltipoo. She recently ended up at an animal shelter with an injury to her
right eye. The eye had to be removed, but it doesn’t seem to bother her
at all. She is an affectionate, loving dog who adores getting attention from
people and is good around other dogs. If you would like to meet
Candy, contact SPOT at [email protected], call
(760) 593-7768 or visit www.SpotSavesPets.org.
Mr. Magoo
Mr. Magoo is a 5 year old male cat who is good around other cats, cat-
Candy, Maltipoo
friendly dogs and kids who are ten years and older. He has one eye that is
white and the vet thinks its from an old injury, but it doesn’t bother him.
Mr. Magoo is incredibly friendly and social and loves to be around people.
He will come and greet you when you get home and will follow you around
the house. He will sleep at the edge of your bed at night if you let him.
To meet him, contact Pam at [email protected] or
call (858) 525-2988.
Gabby
Mr. Magoo, Male Cat
Gabby is a 7 pound Chihuahua-American Toy Fox Terrier mix. She is good
with kids, dogs and cats. She has an eager-to-please temperament and
gets along with everyone. Her foster mom says she is adorable and will
make a wonderful indoor pet for anyone in any living situation.
Jenny
Jenny is a 5 year old, 8 pound, vivacious female Basenji/Italian Greyhound
blend. Her former owners moved and left her behind. She is currently
Gabby, Chihuahua/Terrier Mix
staying with a foster family who says she has a bubbly personality, gets
along with dogs of all sizes, and should be wonderful around children.
She would make a terrific walking companion and lap dog for anyone in
any living situation. They also think she would be the perfect pet for a
senior citizen.
To meet Gabby or Jenny, contact: Dawn Beattie at Forgotten
Paws Animal Rescue (949) 246-1280, email her at
[email protected], or visit www.forgottenpaws.org.
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San Elijo AYSO Needs
Volunteer Coaches
Depending on the age group you coach, you will conduct one or two practices a week with
each practice session running sixty to ninety minutes at a time convenient to your schedule
and you will coach your team during the game on Saturdays; the time allotted for games is
45 minutes to 75 minutes. Therefore, your total time commitment will be two (for 5-8 year
olds) to four and a half (for 9-14 year olds) hours a week for ten-twelve weeks.
SAN ELIJO AYSO REGION 1505 HAS LOTS OF PLAYERS EVERY FALL,
AND THAT MEANS WE NEED LOTS OF COACHES!
To become a coach, we will need you to register as a volunteer with AYSO and attend a
You’ve probably seen them on the sidelines — dedicated parents, grandparents, aunts and
tremendous positive impact on the players that you coach! We will hold a coaches’ meeting
uncles who decide to be a role model for our young soccer players by giving back to our
prior to the start of the season. Each new volunteer head coach will receive a coach’s jersey
community and leading a team. That could be you this fall.
and coaching kits (cones, whistle, pump, first aid kit).
Our mission at AYSO is to develop and deliver quality youth soccer programs in a fun,
SUMMER SOCCER CAMPS
family environment.
Don’t forget the Summer Soccer Camps. There are 6 weeks of soccer camps in San
coaches’ clinic. We greatly appreciate your willingness to volunteer your time. You will have a
As a soccer coach, your child is guaranteed a spot on your team. Whether you have soccer
Marcos to choose from, four of those weeks are right here in San Elijo. Head to our
experience or not, we’ll help you with coaching instructions at our coaches’ clinics and we
website for details and registration links to our Soccer Camps.
will give you an instructional coach’s manual on soccer for your respective age group. The
manual will include proper technique instructions, training activities and complete practice
2014 FALL REGISTRATION
sessions. All that we ask of you is that you bring a positive, encouraging attitude towards
Registration for San Elijo AYSO’s fall season is still open, but will be closing in
every child and we will help you with the soccer aspect of coaching your team.
mid-June. Register now and save your spot by going to www.sanelijoayso.org.
SEHWC 2014
Scholarship Recipient
The San Elijo Hills Women’s Club is
proud to announce the recipient of our
2014 $1,000 Scholarship – Hannah
Curran. This scholarship is one of our
club’s core programs. We provide ways
Hannah Curran, SEHWC Scholarship Recipient
for members to donate spare change or
Our May meeting
to participate in opportunity drawings
featured a dynamic
at our monthly meetings and we make it
presentation
a goal to collect $1,000 each year. We
about Women's
then donate this money to a female
Empowerment
student at San Marcos High School to use
and the
toward her higher education. The college
Grannies Project
counseling office at SMHS helps our club
identify a student who is deserving and
in need of the scholarship funds. We then present the scholarship at a special event
on May 22 at the school. It’s a project that we as a club take great pride in.
UPCOMING MEETING
This month’s San Elijo Hills Women’s Club meeting will be held on Tuesday,
June 10 at 7PM. We will have an engaging discussion about San Elijo Hills –
Hannah Curran is a perfect match for this scholarship. Not only has Hannah excelled at
Past, Present & Future. Our guest speakers are Karen Friend Smith from SHARE
school, but she is also a very creative and innately philanthropic person. And, we wanted
San Elijo, Charity and Chris from Café Stoked and Faye Capps from San Elijo Hills
to use our space here in SHARE to tell you a little bit about her and her project.
Visitor’s Center.
Hannah graduates from SMHS this month. She is on the Varsity Swim team and is Captain
We are also busy preparing for our biggest annual fundraiser on September 20. We’d love
for the team. She is also active in her youth group at North Coast Calvary Chapel where
for you to get involved. Also, mark your calendar to join us on July 8 for our Food Packing
she serves as a Guide for KidsGames and is one of the Presidents of Fellowship of
Event at The Angel’s Depot.
Christian Athletes. Hannah has also been working part-time at Wilson’s Leather this year
For more details, contact us at [email protected].
as a Sales Associate.
But, the project near and dear to Hannah’s heart is something she started two years ago
– Hannah’s Hats. Hannah has been making and selling beanies, scarves and headbands
TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THE SAN ELIJO HILLS WOMEN’S CLUB, VISIT
US AT WWW.SEHWC.WEEBLY.COM AND “LIKE” US ON FACEBOOK!
and all of the proceeds go to foster children in San Diego. The idea came to her after
seeing her cousin and his siblings placed in foster care. This sparked a passion in Hannah
for foster children and the idea of using her knitting skills to raise funds that could help
these kids. Hannah has recently partnered with Olive Crest, which is a foster care
program. The proceeds from Hannah’s Hats are being used to purchase Christmas gift
cards for the children in this program.
We are so proud to be able to provide this scholarship to help Hannah as she pursues her
continuing education at Biola University this fall. And, we would love to introduce you to her
work so you can support her endeavors to bring a little joy to the lives of local foster children.
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Great American Deals,
A Responsible Way
To Save
There is nothing we love more than knowing we are getting great value for
money, the ultimate “deal" - which is probably why we subscribe to those
mass coupon websites that send us daily deals - everything from theater
tickets to sunglasses, computers to cast-iron skillets.
But what if there was a different way to get your deal? What if there was a company
that offered a hyper-local daily deal, but also donated to your favorite school or
charitable organization, and supported your local merchants and community along
the way? Does that seem like a “Win-Win-Win” situation to you? Perhaps even too
good to be true?
The beauty of this website is that you won’t be inundated with deals, as they offer
Well, it’s not just a pipe-dream, it’s a reality being brought to you by Jianna King,
just one each day. As a vendor, you know that your offer is front and center, and that
Jaysie McLinn and Jodi Gallen, three San Elijo residents and mothers who are
people aren’t shuffling through pages of deals to find yours. And as a buyer, you
bringing Great American Deals right here to North County San Diego.
no longer have to be overwhelmed by multiple offers.
Great American Deals is an organization that promotes relationships between you
When you’re ready to buy your deal, purchase it, choose where your dollar will go,
and the companies and businesses that live right around the corner from you. This
and you’re ready to use your purchase immediately.
Deal-A-Day website is different from others because it allows you to buy your hyper-
We had the pleasure of speaking with Jianna, Jaysie and Jodi, and they told us that
local deal and donate $1 from each purchase to the school or charity of your choice.
their goal is to build a bridge between local businesses and the community. They
will personally research each company that offers the hyper-local daily deal, and
Do you think that perhaps that $1 doesn’t mean very much, or
doesn’t add up to a substantial amount? In the short time that Great
every merchant will be thoroughly vetted and verified by them. They are so excited
by the prospect of new, lasting relationships, and by the thought that a single dollar
from a single purchase can make a difference. Great American Deals will establish
American Deals has been in the Los Angeles area, the purchases of
a symbiotic relationship between the community, its local businesses and the
their customers has allowed them to donate over $150,000 to
schools and charities that matter most. It is indeed, a winning situation for
various schools and charities. This is passive fundraising at its best
everyone involved.
because you buy what you need – a bath for your pet, window
cleaning, car detailing or yoga lessons – and at check-out, pick from
a list of organizations, or choose to send your dollar to the charity or
school or sports team of your choice. It really is that simple.
Questions? Email Jianna at [email protected].
To be part of the Great American Deals’ Family, visit
greatamericandeals.com/northcounty/subscribe, and enter
your email address to save, but most of all, to give back.
How do you get started? Visit greatamericandeals.com/northcounty/subscribe, and
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enter your email and zipcode. You will start to receive amazing deals each morning.
CHAPIN FITZGERALD LLP
Real Trial Lawyers
Bob Knaier, a partner with the firm, has lived in San Elijo Hills
since 2005. He is a graduate of U.C. San Diego and Cornell
Law School; a former clerk at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the
Second Circuit; and has represented plaintiffs and defendants in
civil litigation for nearly a decade. Bob and his law partners, Ed Chapin and Ken
Fitzgerald, advocate for individuals as well as corporate entities; have represented some of
the most sophisticated clients in the business world; and are committed to aggressive,
honest advocacy.
Chapin Fitzgerald is a trial-oriented boutique litigation firm, representing plaintiffs
and defendants in business disputes, intellectual property litigation, employment
cases, and contract, consumer law, and personal injury matters.
CHAPIN FITZGERALD LLP
550 West C Street, Suite 2000 | San Diego, CA 92101 | 619.241.4810 | www.cftriallawyers.com
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Many Thanks to all
ELEMENTARY
our Fabulous Volunteers
On behalf of the PTO at San Elijo Elementary (SEES), we would like to extend our deepest gratitude and
appreciation for the time and commitment each of our volunteers gave to the Annual Country Fair!
Mark Your
Calendars
June 2June 4
Book Fair (Buy one, get one free)
This amazing and fun event not only entertains the families who attend, it also helps SEES raise much needed funds
for our school. Because of its size, we rely heavily on the tremendous support and hard work of many many volunteers –
June 2
PTO General Meeting 6PM
June 4
Jamba Juice After School Sales
June 6
Flag Salute
June 10
5th Grade Promotion
June 11
Last Day of School
just like YOU! We certainly couldn’t have been able to make this even as successful without the hard work and efforts
of every single person who showed up and offered to help, and for that, we are truly grateful. Thank you again for
sharing your day with us. It was a pleasure meeting all our fabulous volunteers and we look forward to seeing you
again next year.
BOGO Book Fair, June 2-5
Reading over the summer really does make a difference!
8 Critical Facts about Summer Reading
Many students and families regard the summer break as just that – a break from school and other
“requirements.” However, research shows that kids who never crack a book during their summer break fall
behind in reading while kids who do, maintain their reading skills and even excel.
• Teachers typically spend between 4 to 6 weeks re-teaching material students have forgotten over the summer.
• Regardless of ethnicity, socioeconomic level, or previous achievement, children who read four or more books over
the summer fare better on reading comprehension tests in the fall than their peer who read one or no books over
the summer.
• Reading as a leisure activity is the best predictor of comprehension, vocabulary and reading speed.
• 3rd graders who can’t read on grade level are four times less likely to graduate by age 18 than a proficient reader.
• Studies show that making sure there are always interesting books at home can increase the likelihood of a child
Looking for
a Book Fair
Co-Chair!
Do you love the book fair as much as your kids?
If you are interested in being a co-chair
for the SEES Book Fairs for the 2014/2015
school year, please contact Susie Dycus
at [email protected].
being a frequent reader, especially among ages 9-11 and 15-17.
• An overwhelming 91% of kids say they are more likely to finish a book they picked out themselves, with 86% of
SHARE San Elijo would like to
congratulate all our children as
kids saying they feel proud when they finish reading a book.
• Reading frequency declines after age eight - and boys are more likely to be low frequency readers than girls.
they graduate from kindergarten,
• Researchers have found that children growing up in homes with many books gain higher academic achievement
fifth grade, eighth grade, high
than children from bookless homes, independent of their parents’ education, occupation, and class
Stock up on lots of summer reading books at our end of year Buy One, Get One Free Book Fair!
This is a special Books Only fair, and every book qualifies for the BOGO program. It’s a perfect
time to let the kids choose great books that will keep them reading all summer. They can also
sign up for the Scholastic Summer Challenge where they can log their reading minutes online
or by hand and earn prizes and free books when they return to school in the fall! Don’t let your
kids get caught on the “summer slide”! Come to the book fair in the SEES library, June 2-5.
school and college! You are our
future, and we salute you for
all your hard work, dedication
and successes.
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customized to tell your story utilizing your photos and memorabilia.
Arch Health Partners’ practice in San Marcos offers personalized
family medical care & diagnostic imaging with a friendly staff
fluent in both English & Spanish.
HEALTH & WELLNESS
PEST CONTROL
SUPPORT YOUR NEIGHBORS!
YOU CAN'T BUY HAPPINESS,
BUT YOU CAN BUY LOCAL
(AND THAT'S KIND OF THE SAME THING!)
HERE’S WHAT I DO
Insect & Rodent Solutions Inc.
TK Smith, Nutrition/Health Coach
San Elijo Hills / San Marcos
Mari Ogwaro
921 Poinsettia Ave., #4, Vista, CA 92081
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Improve your health and be in the best shape of your life.
Specializing in customized weight loss & fitness nutrition
coaching for men over 30.
Our local company offers a wide variety of pest control services,
including escrow termite transactions.
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