Jog-a-thon Raises Money for Kids with Autism at Eldorado Emerson
Eldorado Emerson held a jog-a-thon to fund autism support. Students wore spirit shirts and logged laps around the campus field aiming to win iPads for children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder. Parents marked bids. Anisa Foroutan and Mia Oden shared pride in running and fundraising.
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Yogathon for iPads aids local children with special needs
Ashline can be contacted to donate money or iPads for local children with special needs. The yog-a-thon raised nearly $2,000 for iPads to be distributed locally. Proceeds will also fund Smart Boards for Eldorado Emerson students and math science use. Nate Twill earned $5 per lap from his grandmother and would repeat the event, saying, I was happy to have my mom there while I ran. Kids with autism need iPads.
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Orange Unified begins Holiday break Friday
Orange Unified students start holiday break this week while other schools extend one more week. Oakridge annual Christmas program is at 2 p.m. Friday at the Marywood Retreat Center in Orange with choirs dance and music. Oakridge Middle School hosts a Christmas-themed Spark s of Love dance on campus and asks for unwrapped toys. Principal Stefan Joly announced Oakridge Private School is a 50 winner in the Shutterfly Classroom Connection Challenge and will receive $2,000 for classroom sites and updates.
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School News Submissions Invite Photos for OC Region
The Orange County Register asks readers to send school news and photos to Andrea Mills at OCSchoolNews aol com. It invites communities to share student achievements events and classroom moments for regional coverage.
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Therapy dogs aid SCC students as mental health grant funds work
Santiago Canyon College received a 211435 dollar grant to expand mental health services over two years. The money will raise awareness, reduce stress in high risk groups, train staff, and weave suicide prevention into safety and admin structures while a spring health survey will map student needs and guide future efforts.
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