trip to mohegan sun!

Page 22
THE EVERETT ADVOCATE - Friday, September 2, 2016
SCHOOL | FROM PAGE 7
TRIP TO MOHEGAN SUN!
Proceeds to sponsor Revere Kiwanis charities
Run by the Revere Kiwanis Club
Saturday September 24, 2016
You bring the coffee – we’ll bring the donuts!
50/50 raffle on the trip down!
Water and refreshments on the way home!
$15.00 food voucher, $15.00 bet
Payment in advance: $35.00 per person.
Make checks out to: Revere Kiwanis Club
Bus will leave from the
Beachmont School parking lot at 7:30am
*
*
PARK ON THE BENNINGTON SIDE OF THE BEACHMONT SCHOOL!
We will leave Mohegan Sun at 4:30pm
Deadline to purchase tickets is September 19, 2016
Contact: Terry @ 781-289-1604
Pam @ 617-331-6500
SUMMER RESPITE CARE AT
GOLDEN LIVING CENTER-MELROSE
Caring for a loved one is a big responsibility for any individual or
family to shoulder — and it’s often done without realizing the emotional, physical and spiritual toll it can take. Whether it’s one day,
one week, one month or more, you can be confident your loved one
will be well cared for at our GOLDEN LIVING CENTER-MELROSE
skilled nursing facility. Let our top rated team help give you and
your family the time you need to recharge your batteries.
Our residents enjoy a wide variety of services, including:
• Attending physicians and medical director on staff
• Highly qualified nursing staff
• Nutritious meals, snacks and hydration stations
• Physical, Occupational & Speech therapies
• Recreational activities: including art, music and pet therapy
Outings, participation in community events and spiritual services!
Take the first step and we’ll handle the rest!
For more information
Contact Admissions Director, Paula Weiner at (781) 665-7050.
charter school funding formula “broken.”
‘There are a lot of reasons
why we passed this resolution,
but at the core of it it’s a funding issue,’ said Parker. “We can’t
afford to create more charters. We see our district public school staff shrinking compared to last year while more
and more funding is being
funneled to charter school.
This despite our district public
schools being some of the best
performing in urban Boston’”
The Save Our Public Schools
organization applauded the
committee on its “leadership” in
a statement released Thursday.
“We applaud the Everett
School Committee for its leadership in opposing this ballot
question that will do irreparable damage to the best public
schools of any state in the nation,” the statement read. “Everett joins the over 85 other
school and democratic committees, including the Winthrop and Lynn, who have
passed resolutions opposing
Question 2. The Everett public schools are already losing
$6,313,567 to Commonwealth
charter schools this year, even
after state reimbursements. If
Question 2 passes that number could skyrocket even more
since new charter schools
could be opened anywhere at
any time — without the say of
the local community. Across
the state, charter schools are siphoning off $450 million from
district public schools. This destructive charter school ballot
question could take $1 billion
more every single year from local district schools.”
Eve 6 to
headline
Village Fest –
Sept. 17
A
fter much anticipation,
Mayor Carlo DeMaria announced this week the headlining musical performance for the
second annual Village Fest …
Eve 6! The pop-punk band Eve
6 made a smashing debut when
its hit single “Inside Out” topped
the music charts and launched
the band into stardom. Since
then, Max Collins, Jon Siebels
and Tony Fagenson have recorded four albums and performed
on popular TV shows such as
“The Tonight Show with Jay
Leno” and “Jimmy Kimmel Live!”
Eve 6 will wrap up its summer
tour across the United States
at Everett’s own Village Fest on
September 17. Mark your calendars – you will not want to miss
this renowned band’s premiere
performance in Everett at Village Fest!