Monday, October 17, 2016

Harvest Festival - This Friday!

Friday, October 21, 2016 - 11:00 am - 2:00 pm
First Baptist Church - Fair Oaks, 4401 San Juan Ave.; Fair Oaks, CA 95628

Bring the family and enjoy Visions annual Home School Harvest Festival. 
Enjoy games, win prizes and participate in fun activities including Scavenger Hunt, Fishing Booth, Face Painting, Cake Walk, Crafts and more.  This is a no fee event.                          

Food and snacks will be provided.

(Turkey and vegetarian hot dogs, chips, popcorn, cotton candy and water.)

Register through the flyer.
Print your Field Trip Permission Form here.

Washington DC Trip


From the Wire...

Visions is excited to offer 8th-9th grade Home School students a unique opportunity to experience our nation’s Capital in October 2017.

This cross-country field trip to Washington DC will be chaperoned by Visions CTs. Leaving Northern California by plane, the group will spend five days and four nights touring sites such as:

  • The National Air and Space Museum
  • The Lincoln Memorial
  • The Vietnam War Memorial
  • Ford’s Theater (Site of President Lincoln’s Assassination)
  • Mt. Vernon (Home of George and Martha Washington)
  • The National Museum of American History
  • The US Capitol Building
  • The National Museum of Natural History
  • Arlington National Cemetery
  • The Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial
  • The Library of Congress

At this time, we are only accepting Home School students who will be in 8th or 9th grade in the Fall of 2017.

We have chosen a fall itinerary to minimize costs and crowds.

Students who are interested should sign up ASAP on the interest list (linked in the flyer below). By signing up, you are not obligated to participate, but this will give us a clearer idea of numbers and help to solidify costs. Commitments will be made when contracts (made directly with Adventures America) are signed and first payments are made. Students will be sleeping 4 to a room, grouped by gender, and will have a packed schedule. Parents are not able to attend as the program is only open to students and Visions CT chaperones.

Although we cannot utilize student funds for this trip, there is a payment plan that will be outlined at an informational meeting to be held at the Visions office on Nov. 7. For more, please read the Visions In Education Washington DC Trip flyer.

Questions? Contact CT Steve Huck at shuck@viedu.org.

Sutter's Fort Environmental Living Program


Copied from the Wire...

Give your student an overnight experience they won’t forget as they spend 24 hours portraying characters of 1840s California and partaking in various trade activities and entertainment. Taking place at Sutter’s Fort in Sacramento on February 23-24, the event is a unique opportunity to immerse yourself and your student(s) in the era that defines California history.

Sutter’s Fort is open to K-8 students, who, to fully capture the Gold Rush experience, will come dressed in their own period clothing. One parent per family is required to attend with the student and to work a station assigned by the group coordinator.

The cost to participate is $140, payable with student funds. There is also an opportunity for 9-12th grade Home School students to attend as an apprentice who works at a station. The cost to apprentice is $80, also payable with student funds.

Registration is now open! To sign up and learn more, visit the Sutter Fort program event page on the Wire.

This Week's Meeting Schedule

This is one of those LPs with four school weeks, so there are no "regular" scheduled meetings. I will be working on everyone's work samples this week, but am available for help, or extra meetings, if needed.

Monday 10/17
Office Day

Tuesday
Office Day

Wednesday
Ione - Clark's Corner
Jaye - 11:00
Wyatt - 12:00
Emily - 1:00
Lucas - 2:00

Thursday
Office Day

Friday