august 2014 | happenings | mccs sc

AUGUST 2014

Back to school bingoDetails on page 2

Back to school kids day at the theaterDetails on page 6

Back 2 school at mcxDetails on page 15

Information fairDetails on page 17

Back to School!Back to School!

2AUGUST 2014 MCCS Happenings

TUESDAY 12 AUGUSTAT TRADITIONS-MCRD PARRIS ISLAND

TIME: 1730-1900FOR STUDENTS ENTERING GRADES K-12( E L I G I B L E PAT R O N S )

FREE TO PLAY!STAY ‘TILL THE END FOR THEGRAND PRIZE DRAWINGTO REGISTER YOUR SCHOOL-AGED CHILDPLEASE CALL 228-1505 OR E-MAIL [email protected]

BACK TO SCHOOLBACK TO SCHOOLBINGO

3AUGUST 2014 MCCS HappeningsMCCS HAPPENINGSJUNE 2012

ExcEptional family mEmbEr program

nEW parEnt SUpport program

Efmp modifiEd SWim SESSionS5, 7 and 8 August | 0900-1030Laurel Bay Youth Center PoolLaurel Bay Housing Area

The modified swim sessions are designed to safely meet the unique needs of families enrolled in the Exceptional Family Member Program so they can enjoy the pool throughout the summer. Take advantage of the specialized aquatic equipment that assists with low impact exercise and enhancing confidence in water. Equipment available includes aquatic lift, aquatic cycle and treadmill, play rafts and more. Please RSVP and provide your input prior to the event for planning purposes by contacting Yucel Henderson at [email protected] or 228-3849 or Josh Cole at 228-1543.

SpEcial nEEdS QUartErly forUm 21 August | 1330 - 1430Edisto Woods Community CenterLaurel Bay Housing Area

All newly enrolled or newly assisgned EFMP families to MCAS Beaufort or MCRD/ERR Parris Island are invited to attend the Special Needs Quarterly Forum. Special Needs Quarterly Forum is an opportunity for EFMP families and Tri-Command representatives to identify concerns, solve problems, exchange information and explore opportunities to better serve family members with special needs. Hourly drop off care may be available at the CDCs or Youth Centers for authorized patrons for this event. You will need to call and make reservations and comply with all requirements of these programs. Please RSVP and provide your input prior to the event for planning and problem solving purposes. For more information, please contact Yucel Henderson at [email protected] or 228-3849.

individUal EdUcation program (iEp) WorkShop21 August | 1430-1630Edisto Woods Community CenterLaurel Bay Housing Area

Attend IEP workshop to learn about special education terms, the IEP process, goal development and much more! Hourly drop off care may be available at the CDCs or Youth Centers for authorized patrons for this event. You will need to call and make reservations and comply with all requirements of these programs For more information, please contact Yucel Henderson at [email protected] or 228-3849.

Efmp mEEt, grEEt and lEarn hoUr 28 August (last Thursday of each month) | 0900-1000 Bldg. 487, Laurel Bay Blvd.Laurel Bay Housing Area

Are you looking for a fun way to meet new families, share knowledge and network? Then join us for great conversation and an opportunity to learn and network with other Exceptional Familes. Children are welcome to join us. All EFMP enrolled families are invited. Hourly drop off care may be available at the CDCs or Youth Centers for authorized patrons for this event. You will need to call and make reservations and comply with all requirements of these programs. Please RSVP and provide your input prior to the event for planning and problem solving purposes. For more information, please contact Yucel Henderson at [email protected] or 228-3849.

play morningEvery Monday | 1000-1100Laurel Bay Youth Center

mEn’S parEnting claSS Every Monday | 1200-13001617 Laurel Bay Blvd., Suite E

baby boot camp 5 August | 0930-11301617 Laurel Bay Blvd., Suite E

brEaSt fEEding SUpport groUpEvery Wednesday | 0900-10001617 Laurel Bay Blvd., Suite E

play morningEvery Wednesday | 1000-1100MCRD Parris Island CDC, Room 130

family mEmbEr EmploymEnt program

SpoUSE tranSition and rEadinESS SEminar7 August | 1100-1300 | MCAS MCFTB26 August | 0830-1130 | MCRD MCFTB

You are cordially invited to attend this overview of the Transition Readiness Seminar to learn how military to civilian transition affects the entire family.

Information and Registration Contacts:MCAS MCFTB MJ Boice 228-6793MCRD MCFTB Roxanne Farr 228-7837MCAS and MCRD FMEAP Nancy Whitworth 228-3377

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MCAS BEAUFORTMCRD PARRIS ISLAND

rEad yoUr Way throUgh dEploymEnt12 & 27 august | 1000-1200 | MCFTB House

To register, please call MJ Boice at 228-6793or email [email protected].

We would like to thank New River Auto Mall for their sponsorship of MCCS events and activities.The Department of Defense (DoD) and the Marine Corps neither endorse nor favor any commercial supplier, product, or service.

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No matter what style of cover your spouse wears, life on Parris Island can be challenging. Join us each month for an interactive get together that will focus on the topics that keep spouses not only surviving, but thriving. We will have opportunities to share what works and what doesn’t.

To register please contact Roxanne Farr, L.I.N.K.S. Program Trainer at 843-228-1573 or [email protected]. Free Childcare with advanced registration.

11 & 25 July ∙ 8 & 22 August ∙ 12 & 26 september10 & 24 OctOber ∙ 14 & 28 NOvember ∙ 12 December0900-1100 ∙ FOur wiNDs FAmily reADiNess ceNter

MCFTB ONLINEmccs-sc.com/MCFTB

MCAS Facebook.com/mcftb.mcas.beaufort MCRD Facebook.com/mcftb.mcrdpi

For more information, please contact your MCRD MCFTB TeamDeanna Simpson – MCFTB Director – 228-1505Myranda Brown – MCFTB Administrative Specialist – 228-1662Ashley McCartney – Family Readiness Program Trainer – 228-1663Becky Salazar – LifeSkills Program Trainer – 228-1570Roxanne Farr – L.I.N.K.S. Program Trainer – 228-1573Veronica Stephens – L.I.N.K.S. Administrative Specialist – 228-1524

For more information, please contact your MCAS MCFTB TeamDaNeil Cox – MCFTB Director – 228-6504Mindy Morrison – MCFTB Administrative Specialist – 228-6141Vacant – Family Readiness Program TrainerChristopher Eiland – LifeSkills Program Trainer – 228-7495Julia Gwynn – L.I.N.K.S. Program Trainer – 228-7397Kristin Remshak – L.I.N.K.S. Program Administrator – 228-7362MJ Boice – Readiness & Deployment Support Trainer – 228-6793

MCCS HAPPENINGSJUNE 2012

3 & 26 June15 & 28 July12 & 27 August9 & 23 september14 & 28 OctOber12 & 25 nOvember9 & 18 December

1000-1200MCFTB House

652 W. LaureL Bay BLvd

REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. To register, please contact MJ Boice at 843-228-6793or email: [email protected]. FREE on-site childcare provided.

Read Your Way Through Deployment

We would like to thank New River Auto Mall for their sponsorship of MCCS events and activities.The Department of Defense (DoD) and the Marine Corps neither endorse nor favor any commercial supplier, product, or service.

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Read Your Way Through Deployment is NOT your “typical Book Club. In this class, you will get to know other spouses who are going through similar experience while discussing the different topics that each book presents. The books serve more as the conversation piece while the real insight occurs through the personal experience of each participant.

In addition to discussing the books and the topics that are touched on, many of the authors have graciously agreed to take part in Skyped Author Chats. Many of them are looking to gain your insight in how you relate to their book!

hat chat8 & 22 august | 0900-1100 | Fours Winds Family Readiness Center

To register, please call 228-1505 or email [email protected].

5AUGUST 2014 MCCS HappeningsJULY 2012 MCCS HAPPENINGS

Aquatics Cadence and Reconditioning classes provided by certified Instructors.

MCRD Olympic pool 0600 & 1700 Wednesdays - All eligible patrons

1130-1230 Tuesdays & Thursdays - All eligible patrons

Call 228-1504 or 228-1563 for information. For Olympic pool weather conditions call 228-1506.

NHB pool 1700 Fridays - All eligible patrons

Unit PT requests welcome. Please make request a minimum of 5 business days (M-F) in advance by sending e-mail to:

MCRD to Jonathan Hutchison [email protected] and Chris Wilk [email protected].

Participant Suggestions:

WEAR SUNSCREEN, HAT OR VISOR and AQUATIC SHOES if available. BRING A WATER BOTTlE .

Please consult your physician before beginning an exercise program. Patrons of all ability levels are welcome and encouraged

to attend all events. If special assistance is needed, please contact Jonathan Hutchison at 228-7170 or [email protected].

AMP-ITAquatics Maximum Power - Intense Training

AMP-IT is cadence training providing an aquatic workout of sufficient intensity

(comparable to land) for individuals with musculoskeletal/orthopedic injuries

limiting weight bearing exercise or just looking for an alternative workout.

The Department of Defense (DoD) and the Marine Corps neither endorse nor favor any commercial supplier, product, or service.

We would like to thank New River Auto Mall for their sponsorship of MCCS events and activities.

P r e s e n t e d B y

amp-it:AquAtic Hitt-cAdence trAining providing An AquAtic workout of AppropriAte intensity (compArAble to lAnd) for individuAls witH musculoskeletAl/ortHopedic injuries limiting weigHt beAring exercise or just looking for An AlternAtive workout.

aqua Fit:sHAllow wAter-intervAl (low And mid tempo) full body exercises for All levels.

Deep Water jogging:consists of exercises in deeper wAter using buoy belts or floAtAtion noodles. exercises include: jogging, skiing, jAcks, cruncHes, etc. witHout toucHing tHe floor of tHe pool. greAt for core strengtHening, mAintAining proper posture And increAsing endurAnce.

participant SuggeStionS:weAr sunscreen, HAt or visor And AquAtic sHoes if AvAilAble. bring A wAter bottle.

For more inFormation:mcrd gym 228-1504, 228-1563 or 228-7170 | lAurel bAy pool 228-7524 | mcrd olympic pool -228-1506 | nAvAl HospitAl beAufort pool- 228-5609 | visit mccs-sc.com

for mcrd pool weAtHer conditions cAll 228-7673. for privAte group session And unit pt request cAll 228-1504 or 228-1563.

pleAse consult your pHysiciAn before beginning An exercise progrAm. pAtrons of All Ability levels Are welcome And encourAged to Attend All events. if speciAl AssistAnce is needed, pleAse contAct cHris wilk At 228-1504 or [email protected] or jonAtHAn HutcHison At 228-7170 or [email protected].

tueSDayS anD thurSDayS 1130 - mcrD pool - amp-it WeDneSDayS 0600 - mcrD pool - amp-itWeDneSDayS 1700 - mcrD pool - amp-it

FriDay 1700 - naval hoSpital pool - amp-it FriDay 1815 - laurel Bay pool - aqua Fit SaturDayS 1100 - mcrD pool - aqua Fit

SaturDayS 1215 - mcrD pool - Deep Water jogging

All clAsses open to All eligible pAtrons. you must provide vAlid id.



P r e s e n t e d B y

amp-it, aqua Fit, &Deep Water jogging

Summer of 2014

MCRD Combat FitnessWednesdays at 1830 For more Info: 228-1504 or 228-1579Please consult your physician before beginning any exercise program. Patrons of all ability levels are welcome. If special assistance is needed, please contact Chris Wilk at 228-1504 or [email protected]

Belly

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Belly

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6AUGUST 2014 MCCS HappeningsJULY 2012 MCCS HAPPENINGS

Back to SchoolKIDS DAY AT THE THEATER

9 August 1200-1700 | for ages 6-12MCRD Parris Island Theater | $10/child at the door

Includes 2 kids movies, pizza lunch, a concession kid’s pack,(small popcorn, small drink, small candy) arts and crafts and games.

Preregistration is required, but payment will be collected at the theater.Register from 9 July through 6 August

Register on-line at: backtoschoolmovies2014.eventbrite.com

Limit100 Children

rock climbing WallMCAS Beaufort Fitness Center

As you begin to rock climb your body will be forced into some positions it may never have visited previously. Rock climbing is made up of a series of reaches with both your hands and feet. New climbers report sore forearms, hands, fingers and calf muscles.

As you begin to learn to reach and stretch your limbs to find the very tiny holds that your fingers and toes will grip desperately in order to stay on the wall, your body will be working to provide balance, coordination and mental focus.

Climbers will quickly begin to develop arm, back, finger and core strength as a result of the many reaches and holds that are repeated over and over through the completion of one climb. Climbers are successful with more difficult ascents only after working to improve the strength and endurance of their calves, shoulders, and core; their agility; strength-to-weight ratio; and flexibility in hips and hamstrings.

Rock climbing is an excellent sport to participate in to increase your level of fitness.

Tanya Tiessen (May 2006). Rock Climbing, Going up the walls!Retrieved from alive.com.

7AUGUST 2014 MCCS HappeningsJUNE 2012 MCCS HAPPENINGS

halloWEEn horror nightS at UnivErSal orlando

Join ITT this fall for a spook-tacular overnight trip to Universal Orlando’s Halloween Horror Nights. Includes luxury charter bus transportation to/from Orlando, 1-night hotel accommodations and 1-night admission to Universal Orlando Resort’s Halloween Horror Nights 2014. Call 228-1540 for more details as they become available!

naScar® military diScoUntS5-6 September

Discounts are being offered at Richmond International RacewayNASCAR® Nationwide Series and Sprint Cup Series Races.Visit rir.com/salute or call 866-455-RACE(7223). Click on the link to your base and select the race you would like to attend. Then follow the on-screen instructions to make your purchase.

Stay updated on current information regarding all of the exciting trips and travel offers available to you! Please visit our website:mccssc.com/itt and sign up today for email notifications from your Parris Island ITT / All Points Travel office! Be the first to learn about our upcoming Holiday trips and cruises, as well as special ticket offers and discounted travel packages. You can also contact us at 228-1540!

for more information, call 228-3557.

Cash, credit card and the Military Star Card are accepted. A non-refundable deposit of $25 per person is due at the time of reservation. Full payment is due no later than 12 September 2014. Cancellation after this date will result in a $100 per person cancellation fee.

Open to All authorized patrons and their families and guests. There is a minimum of 40 participants required for this trip to depart. In case of cancellation due to not meeting this minimum, all payments (including deposit) will be refunded.

Journey with ITT to Atlanta, GA for a weekend of educational fun at

GeorGia aquarium & Zoo atlanta

11-13 October 2014 # People In ROOM Cost Per Person Total Package Price 1 person $400.00 $400.00 2 people $250.00 $500.00 3 people $200.00 $600.00 4 people $175.00 $700.00trip includes:Roundtrip luxury Motor Coach TransportationGeorgia Aquarium Total Access AdmissionZoo Atlanta General AdmissionHotel Accommodations (2 Nights)Two Breakfasts (12 & 13 October)


Upcoming EvEntS

for more info, contact brett Westerfield at 228-1541 or email [email protected].

14 AUGUSTSmp cooking claSS

Afterburners 1130

16 AUGUSTUfc® fight night Afterburners time TBD

20 AUGUSTtroop apprEciation

Afterburners/Brig & Brew 1500

23 AUGUSTUfc® fight night Afterburners time TBD

28 AUGUSTncaa football kick off Afterburners/Brig & Brew 1800

30 AUGUSTSmp cookoUt Afterburners 1600

MCCS HAPPENINGSJUNE 2012

SINGLE MARINE & SAILOR PROGRAM

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

1 2

3 4 5 6 7 8 9

10 11 12 13 14 15 16

17 18 19 20 21 22 23

24 25 26 27 28 29 30

31 AFTERBURNERS

Recreation:Mon-Fri 1100-2100Sat-Sun 1300-2100

AFTERBURNERS

Snack Bar:Mon-Wedand Fri 1600-2100Thur 1500-2100Sat-Sun 1300-2100

BRIG & BREW

Recreation:Mon-Wed 1600-2000 Thur 1500-2100 Fri 1500-2000 Sat-Sun Closed

BRIG & BREW

Snack Bar:Mon-Wed 1600-2000 Thur 1500-2100 Fri 1500-2000 Sat-Sun Closed

SMP ELIGIBLE PATRONS INCLUDE: SINGLE MARINES AND SAILORS, GEOGRAPHICAL BACHELORS AND SINGLE PARENTS

SMP MEETINGBrig & Brew 1000Afterburners 1400

AUGUST 2014 SMP EVENTS

Movie NightBrig & Brew 1800Afterburners 1900





Texas Hold’emAfterburners 1900




Karaoke / DJBrig & Brew 1900

Karaoke / DJBrig & Brew 1900

Ice Cream SocialAfterburners/Brig & Brew 1900




Troop AppreciationAfterburners/Brig & Brew 1500

Volleyball TournamentBrig & Brew 1900

Corn Hole TournamentBrig & Brew 1900




Eligible Single Marines & Sailors can play golf at The Legendsat Parris Island for $20.00 after 1300 seven days a week.

Bowling: Friday 1600-2000, Saturday 1300-2000 and Sunday all day! Movies: Thurs-Sun any movie FOR FREE.

BRIG & BREW: 228-1544, SMP INFO: MCRD 228-1541,AFTERBURNERS: 228-6365, SMP INFO: MCAS 228-7405

MCCS-SC.COM

Horseshoe TournamentAfterburners 1600

NCAA FOOTBALL KICK OFFAfterburners/Brig & Brew 1800

CookoutAfterburners 1600

Kinect TournamentAfterburners 1900

Horseshoe TournamentBrig & Brew 1900

Pool TournamentAfterburners 1900

Air Hockey TournamentAfterburners 1900

Ping Pong TournamentAfterburners 1600

Corn Hole TournamentAfterburners 1600

Longest Drive CompetitionBrig & Brew 1900

UFC® FIGHT NIGHTAfterburners time TBD

UFC® FIGHT NIGHTAfterburners time TBD

SMP COOKING CLASSAfterburners 1130

3 Point ShootoutAfterburners 1600

Lunch Time Pool Tournament

Afterburners 1130

9 Ball TournamentBrig & Brew 1900

Xbox One TournamentAfterburners 1900

Xbox One TournamentAfterburners 1900

Xbox TournamentAfterburners 1900

All Classes Will be held at Afterburners at 1130

14 August ......... Desserts19 October ........ Microwave Cook-O� 1st place $50 gift card 2nd place $25 gift card

Open to eligible Single Marines and Sailors only. To register or for more information call 228-7405.

UFC® 177Afterburners/Brig & Brew 2200

MOvIe TheATeR hOTlIneS:

parris island 228-1525

mcaS beaufort228-7183


1700-2000

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY

CLOSED

LUNCH BUFFET FEATURING:

FRIED CHICKEN & SALISBURY STEAK

DRINK & DESSERT $8.95


WILD WING WEDNESDAYWINGS, SLIDERS, HOT DOGSDRINK & DESSERT $8.95

OPEN FOR DINNER1700-2000


FRIED PORK CHOPS &GRILLED LONDON BROILSOUP & SALAD BAR, SIDES,



SOUTHERN COMFORT FOODSOUP & SALAD BAR, SIDES,


HAPPY HOUR1600-1800

RESERVED FORPRIVATE FUNCTIONS

CALL 228-1559 FORCATERING INFORMATION

SUNDAY BRUNCH 1000-1300

NO BRUNCH ON SUNDAY 31 AUGUST

Lunch Bu� et Hours: Tuesday-Friday 1100-1300. All Ranks Welcome. Children’s Lunch Bu� et Price: Ages 0-5 Free, Ages 6-12 $4.95.

AUGUST

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LABOR DAY WEEKEND CLOSURES

Closed after 1300 on 29 August. No Sunday Brunch on 31 August.

SUNDAY BRUNCH 1000-1300

NEW MENU

MCRD PARRIS ISlAnD

MCAS BeAUFORT

The RackPackage$240.00 foR 3 nighTsEnjoy a $45 savings on three nights’ accommodations at the deTreville House, winner of the Marine Corps Food & Hospitality Excellence Award for 20 years, located 8 miles from Parris Island on board the Beaufort Air Station. For reservation information call 522-1663 or visit innsofthecorps.com.


Beach Bum TriaThlon2 August | 0645

This triathlon is entirely on the hard flat beach of Hilton Head Island’s Coligny Beach. Prepare to have to the wettest, sandiest and hottest time you'll ever experience with a ¼ mile ocean swim, 6 mile beach bike and 3 mile beach run. For more information, visit gotrievents.com.

Dog Days of summer rocking hoT summer nighT15 August | 0700-2100

This sundown celebration on the May River Food Court in Bluffton is fun for whole family, including the “furkids”! There will be live music, free children’s activities and a food court featuring local restaurants. Lawn chairs and leashed pets are permitted. Tickets available at the door for $5 for adults and children 12 and under are free. For more information, visit blufftonsunsetparty.com.

fripp islanD laBor Day WeekenD 5k30 August | 0700 - 0915

This 5K is open to the public and will be held along Fripp Island’s beach. This is a great opportunity for people who are unfamiliar with Fripp Island to check out one of South Carolina's most beautiful beach resorts! For more information, call (842) 838-1516 or email [email protected]

hilTon heaD islanD celeBriTy golf TournamenT30 August – 1 September

The popular Labor Day weekend event matches amateur golfers with for three days of golf and exciting evening activities. In addition to providing a fun, family-friendly experience, the tournament benefits 20 well-deserving children's charities in the South Carolina Lowcountry. Some of last 2013’s notable celebrities were Dennis Haybert, an actor known for 24, Heat and The Unit, Tony Womack, middle infielder for the Pittsburg Pirates and Arizona Diamondbacks and Mark Malone, NFL Color Analyst for the Pittsburg Steelers. For the complete schedule and for more information, please visit hhcelebritygolf.com.

JUNE 2012 MCCS HAPPENINGS


paying for collEgE26 August |1430-1630 Bldg. 923, MCRD Parris Island26 August |1430-1630Bldg. 596, MCAS Beaufort

Getting higher education statistically means earning a higher salary throughout your working life, but it is not without cost. The fewer student loans you have, the better off you are. Consider various means of paying for, or saving money on, your higher education. This free, 2 hour class will explore means of affording a college education. For more information or to register, call MCAS Beaufort Education Office at 228-7421 or MCRD Parris Island Education Office at 228-2086.

accessing higher Education 7-8 August | 0800-1630Bldg. 923, MCRD Parris Island11-12 and 18-19 August | 0800-1630 Bldg. 596, MCAS Beaufort

Do you want a college degree but don't know where to start? This free, 2 day class covers deciding what school to attend, what program to pursue, checking to see if a school is accredited, means of paying for your education, completing applications and much more. While participants of the Transition Readiness Seminars have priority, other active-duty military, family members and veterans can attend when space is available. For more information or to register, call MCAS Beaufort Transition Assistance at 228-7421 or MCRD Parris Island Transition Assistance at 228-2086.

kuder® assessmentsIn less than 30 minutes, Active Duty, Guard members, Reservists and Service Members in transition can take all three of the Kuder® Journey assessments to learn more about themselves. Taking

the Kuder Work Values Assessment (learn what’s most important to you), Kuder Career Interests Assessment (connect your top interests with career clusters) and the Kuder Skills Confidence Assessment-A (what do you believe you’re good at doing?) will kick-start exploration and encourage more career satisfaction. Log on to dantes.kuder.com to get started.

thinking about taking a college class?The Education Specialists at your local installation Education Office are ready to provide you with educational advisements, help you choose a path, talk about ways to pay for it and proctor all sorts of tests and examinations. Contact your education services specialist for more information:MCAS Beaufort • 228-7484Room 211, Bldg. 596MCRD/ERR Parris Island • 228-2152Room 42, Bldg. 923

military Service can Serve as college creditHave you looked at your Joint Services Transcript (JST)? Did you know you have potential college credit for being in the military? Go to jst.doded.mil create an account and take a look at what you have earned already. If you have any questions or see errors in your transcript please call your local Education Office. We are here to help!

Quote of the month:“Learning is a treasure that will follow its owner everywhere.” - Chinese Proverb

find Us on the internetMany of these and other Education topics are covered more in depth on-line at mccs-sc.com/lifelong.

Facebook.com/MccsScEducationThe Education Services team posts updated education information, answers your questions and responds to your comments to better serve your needs. See you there!


Wayfaring StrangErby James Lee Burke

At 16-years-old Weldon Avery Holland managed to get a bullet through the rear window of Bonnie and Clyde’s car. Over ten years later he thinks back on the encounter as he wonders how to protect his wife, a young woman he discovered at a deserted extermination camp fighting in World War II, from a local anti-Semite targeting the couple.

thE dEad Will tEll: a katE bUrkholdEr novElby Linda Castillo

Chief of Police Kate Burkholder discovers a mysterious link between the Amish community's ghostly past and two apparent suicides. Evidence starts to point toward murder and reveals the horrifying truth of what really happened at the haunted Hochstetler farm 35 years ago. Meanwhile, Kate’s boyfriend, state agent John Tomasetti, wrestles the ghosts of his own past when one of the men responsible for killing his family 4 years ago is found not-guilty and walks free.

dayS of ragE: a pikE logan thrillErby Brad Taylor

A relic of the Cold War, the Russian FSB, gives a bomb no longer though to be effective to Boko Haram, an extreme Islamic sect in Nigeria. However, they are wrong and now Boko Haram has the means for mass destruction. The Russian FSB has another secret piece of the Cold War and as Logan Pike and the Taskforce try to figure out who is stalking them they could uncover the secret and put millions around the globe in danger.

WickEd WaySby Lisa Jackson and Nancy Bush

Elizabeth Ellis seems like an ordinary women but she is starting to worry that she’s far from normal and that she has somehow caused a series of brutal deaths. She had reasons to be mad at her mean-spirited boss, bullying traffic cop and cheating husband but she didn’t mean for them all to die. The angrier she becomes, the higher the death toll grows and no one takes her seriously - except for the private investigator looking into her past.

laSt ordErS: thE War that camE Earlyby Harry Turtledove

Turtledove writes an alternate account of World War II where the war begins in Czechoslovakia rather than Poland, eleven month earlier than it really came. The U.S. has only one enemy, Japan, and Hitler desperately declares war on the U.S. after his own people revolt.

thE SWEEt Spotby Stephanie Evanovich

Restaurant entrepreneur Amanda doesn’t need professional baseball player and heartthrob Chase Walker to sweep her off her feet. Chase, wanting an independent woman like Amanda, wins her over when she discovers his secret pre-game rituals and turns her into his number one fan. After finally giving in to the feelings she never thought she'd have for Chase, Amanda is soon left with a choice that will change her life when the tabloids reveal her secrets.

rEmainS of innocEncE: a brady novEl of SUSpEnSEby J. A. Jance

While cleaning out the home of her dying mother, Liza Machett discovers a fortune in hundred dollars bills hidden in stacks of magazines and books. Tracing the money’s origin leads her to Sheriff Joanna Brady who is investigating the death of a family friend. Are the two cases connected?

poWEr play (an fbi thrillEr)by Catherine Coulter

United States Ambassador Natalie Black races to clear her name after being accused of her fiancé’s death. Meanwhile, escaped psychopath Blessed Blackman is trying to kill Sherlock as revenge for her role in the operation that brought down his mother's cult.

for all timE: a nantUckEt bridES novElby Jude Deveraux

Graydon knows there is no possible way that he can ever be with Toby, a beautiful young woman who possess the ability to distinguish him from his identical twin brother which, according to family legend, makes her Graydon’s True Love. Graydon is the heir to the Lanconian throne and his bride has been chosen for him. Despite this, Graydon is drawn to Toby and asks her to help him hide on Nantucket for a week to escape regal duties. They promise to only be friends but the magic of the island casts a spell on them.

cUt and thrUStby Stuart Woods

When Stone Barrington travels to Los Angeles for a major political convention, it’s revealed that his close friend has given the delegates an unexpected choice. Behind closed doors, alliances are made and broken and a few people use the chaotic event to cover sinister plans. Stone will have to rely on discretions and persuasion if he wants to come out on top.

JUNE 2012 MCCS HAPPENINGS

LIBRARYREADING LIST


LIBRARY

paWS to rEad SUmmEr rEading program 2014

Our theme this year for our Summer Reading Program (SRP) was “Paws to Read”. It ran from 6 June through 1 August. June was a successful first month with over 250 registered patrons. Children, teens and adults tracked their reading progress and logged in over 600 books and 4K pages read!

Our kick-off was held on 7 June with a Hot Dog Roast. Our library was full of parents and children enjoying stories about cats and dogs, making foam sun-visors and having grilled hot dogs and chips. We had over 60 patrons eating lots of good food and having a great time!

The children really enjoyed bringing their favorite stuffed animal for the Parade and Sleep Over on 9 June. Judges picked winners of different stuffed animal categories such as smallest, largest or most spots. After the library closed, the staff was able to capture these mischievous animals getting into silly antics with the libraries’ digital camera.

Our next event, held on 21 June, was a visit by Therapy Dogs International with Dick Hoagland and his staff who shared what this great organization is all about. Five therapy dogs and their handlers attended and after their stories were shared, the kids took turns reading to the dogs.

The library had other activities during the eight weeks of the SRP. Both MCAS and MCRD libraries had a guessing jar where patrons could guess how many doggie treats were in the jar for a prize at the end of the program. There was also a donation box at both bases benefiting the Beaufort Animal Shelter. As of early July, the MCAS Library had already emptied their boxes twice! Patrons could also donate 5 cents for every five books read to the Animal Shelter. We will announce the totals and prize winners in the September Happenings.

All events held during the program have been shared on the MCCS Libraries Facebook page. You can like us on Facebook and see event photos at facebook.com/mccssclibraries. We hope that everyone enjoyed the Summer Reading Program as much as we did. We are looking forward to next year’s program. Remember to bring your completed reading log to school and pick up any prizes by 15 August.


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