A publication of the IB Parents Association of GWHS, Denver, Colorado

August/September 2008 – Vol. 21, Issue 1

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From the Board Welcome to all George Washington IB students and their families-especially to incoming 9th graders and first-year IB students! The IB Parents Association works to provide IB students and their families with social and educational meetings to support the GWIB community, and to help inform and educate students and their parents about the IB program and the IB experience. The IB Parents Association also works to support our wonderful IB staff and faculty. Our Board is comprised of many dedicated IB parents who look forward to sharing their experiences with new IB parents. Our first event this year is the IB Family and Faculty Picnic on Wednesday, August 27 from 6:00 P.M. to 8:30 P.M. at Creekside Park. Please join us for what has traditionally been a fun, informal opportunity to meet the IB faculty and other IB students and parents. Our IB monthly meeting are held on the second Tuesday of each month from 7:00-8:30 P.M. The first meeting will feature Peter Van Buskirk, author, motivational speaker and former Dean of Admissions at Franklin and Marshall College. He will present “The Admission Game: Student

Centered Solutions for College Planning”, an interactive and informative presentation about the selective college admission process and is a must for every IB student. His book, Winning the College Admission Game: Strategies for Parents and Students, will be available at the meeting for

$11.00. Mr. Van Buskirk will not return to GW until 2010 so do not miss this opportunity! Future meetings will provide information on various interesting and relevant topics, including;

• presentations from IB teachers on the IB curriculum,

• panel discussions with IB alums who are now in college,

• a return visit by retired Juvenile Court Judge Dana Wakefield and his wife, juvenile prosecuting attorney, Pam Wakefield. This is an eye opening meeting to attend with your child!

Also included in this mailing is the Voluntary Dues Statement. The Friends of IB Foundation and the Parents Association have combined. The initial $40 of every donation, per family, will be used to fund the programs and publications sponsored by the Association. We also welcome and encourage additional donations, which allow the Foundation to support the IB program as well as other programs at George Washington in which many IB students participate. A generous response from our IB families will help us to keep the IB program and GW as strong as ever. All donations are tax deductible. -- Debra Roads,

Parents Association President

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IB Parent Association Meetings for 2008-2009

August 27th: Picnic at Creekside Park September 9th: Guest Speaker Peter Van Buskirk,

The Admission Game October 14th: IB update.. Freshman will split off

from group after opening remarks and introduction. Come meet new staff and get an update on IB.

Question and answer period with Mr. Goldstein and Ms. Geimer

October 30th: College Night with Dan Franklin November 11th: Meeting for Sophomores and

interested Freshman students and parents. Choice of IB classes and CAS introduction.

December: No meeting January 6th: College Panel: IB alumni come back

from across the country to tell us how the IB program influenced their college experience

February 10th: Judge Wakefield and Pam

Wakefield. “Smart Kids Making Bad Decisions”

March: Welcome Fest (date to be

determined by DPS choice deadline)

April 14th: Mandatory meeting For Juniors May: Freshman Orientation (date to be

determined by middle school graduations)

A Call for Volunteers: Be a Part of Our Tradition

The IB Parent Board welcomes and encourages volunteers to help throughout the year with various activities. If you have any questions about, or would like to help with any of the various committees listed, please feel free to contact any of the current members of the Association board. Please help us continue our tradition of volunteer service by giving a little of your time to ensure our students, teachers, staff and families receive the benefits of a strong parent group! Some of the activities the IB Parent Association is involved in are: � Teacher Appreciation events � IB Ambassadors Committee’s Outreach Programs � Fall Picnic � 8th grade Welcome Fest � IB graduate student panel � Distinguished Teacher Award � Freshman Orientation � Senior Brunch � Fundraising for IB program - Funds have provided

sound system, & science equipment. � Publishing the IB Broadcaster Newsletter � CAS � IB Website

PETER VAN BUSKIRK Author, motivational speaker,

and former Dean of Admission

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 2008

7 – 9 PM, GW Auditorium

Learn how selective colleges

handle applications and how to

give yours the competitive edge

Free for dues-paying members of the

IB Parent Association

$10 for all others

All are welcome!

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Why do we have to pay for books? DPS provides books that supplement and support their approved curriculum. The IB and AP curriculums

are advanced programs, so DPS does not provide books for AP or IB classes at George Washington High School. The Foundation is buying sets of books for the classroom to help offset these additional costs. The Foundation bought 3 sets of English books, 2 sets of History books and 1 set of Economics text books for the 2008-2009 school year. Make sure to fill out the Free and Reduced Lunch form provided by DPS if you would like to qualify for discounted IB books and IB fees. These forms have been mailed to every household in DPS. These forms must be completed by October 1st and

the confirmation letter returned to Suzanne Geimer by November 1st to qualify for discounts.

What happens if I did not make it to registration? 9th Graders and their parents may take their registration packet to school anytime after registration, but you will not be able to get your school ID until the first week of school. 10th, 11th and 12th graders may take their registration packets to school anytime after registration. You will not get your ID until the

first week of school. You will not be able to get your bus pass until the first week of school unless you qualify for a free bus pass.

If you qualify for a free RTD bus pass, it will be available at registration.

Mock Trial Team Goes to Nationals!

Barbara Gail-Martinez along with Colorado attorneys Dennis Kaw and Lindsey Rockroth took the George Washington Mock Trial team to the national competition in Wilmington, Delaware. GW placed 5th after competing against teams from 46 states and 3 foreign countries. Mock

Trial is open to the entire school, but this year all of the members were IB students. GW was the first DPS team ever to place first in state. Only teams that win their state competition advanced to compete in the Nationals. The Colorado Bar Association donated $5000 and the IB Foundation donated $1000 towards the trip. Brenton Weyi missed the first day's competition due to IB exams, but joined his teammates on Saturday. Team members Sarah Zapiler, Troy Reiss, Connor Phillips, Zander Louden, Peter Wright, Alex Bates, Brenton Weyi and time keeper Habab Bandri placed 5th in the competition. Sarah won outstanding attorney and Peter Wright won outstanding witness. The team is looking forward to another very successful season in 2008-2009 and welcomes anyone interested in participating and competing in the activity. If your student is interested in getting involved with Mock Trial, please email the sponsor, Barbara_Galemartinez@dpsk12.org.

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Seven from Speech and Debate Team Compete in National Tournament In June, seven members of the GW Speech and Debate team competed in the National Forensic League National Tournament, in Las Vegas, Nevada. All competitors nearly broke to semi-finals. One debater, Brenton Weyi, placed 6th in Extemporaneous Commentary.

Three of these national qualifiers graduated in May: Brenton Weyi, Cody Troyer, and Zafar Moosajee. Four will be key members of next year’s ever-growing GW team: Joanna Foote (senior), Gabe Neslin (junior), Max Wood (junior), and Brendan Patrick (sophomore). Coach Maryrose Kohan and parents Pam and Bob Troyer chaperoned and judged events. Gabe Rusk (junior) offered important support from Denver. There were 3,000 competitors at this meet from around the United States. It was an achievement for seven GW students to qualify, and we expect even more to travel to Nationals next year!

Get-Acquainted Picnic

The ants at Glendale’s Creekside Park

are eagerly awaiting the return of all IB families and faculty for the Get-

Acquainted Picnic that is scheduled for

August 27th

6:00 - 8:00pm (rain or shine!)

Creekside Park, Glendale

This annual affair is a great opportunity

to meet and mingle with both returning

and new IB families and faculty. Sand volleyball and ultimate frisbee are just

a few activities you can enjoy. The IB Parent Association will provide

Subway Sandwiches!

Please help make this a delicious

night!! Families with:

� Last Name A-G bring drinks

(water, soda, tea etc...) to

share.

� Last Name H-N bring a salad

to share.

� Last Name O-Z bring dessert

to share.

For more information about the picnic, call Terry Brandl (Chair) at 303-333-7018 Directions: From Colorado Blvd, go EAST on Virginia Ave. then Right (south) on South Clermont St., go one block.

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THE IB COUNSELING AND COLLEGE CORNER

This feature of the Broadcaster helps keep you informed about important dates, activities, and meetings that are related to the college application process. It is

extremely important for students to plan ahead so as not to miss deadlines and not to overwhelm faculty and administrators with last-minute requests which they may not be able to accommodate. Juniors should begin and Seniors should complete any required standardized testing. Please familiarize yourselves with what various colleges require and plan accordingly. Details and online registration are available at www.act.org (ACT) and www.collegeboard.com (SAT). Test 2008-2009 Regular Late (addl. fee) Test Date Deadline Registration SAT & Subject Tests Oct. 4 Sept. 9 Sept. 16 ACT Oct. 25 Sept. 19 Oct. 3 SAT & Subject Tests Nov. 1 Sept. 26 Oct. 10 SAT & Subject Tests Dec. 6 Nov. 5 Nov. 18 ACT Dec. 13 Nov. 7 Nov. 20 SAT & Subject Tests Jan. 24 Dec. 26 Jan. 6 ACT Feb. 7 Jan. 6 Jan. 16 SAT only Mar. 14 Feb. 10 Feb. 24 ACT Apr. 4 Feb.27 Mar. 13 SAT & Subject Tests May 2 Mar. 31 Apr.9 SAT & Subject Tests June 6 May 5 May 15 ACT June 13 May 8 May 22 College admissions representative visits will take place throughout the year, with the greatest concentration occurring during September and October. Juniors and Seniors, look for schedule updates in the Future Center and be certain to follow the correct procedures for obtaining passes from any classes that you might miss in order to meet with the reps. Be judicious in the number of sessions you attend, as you will not be excused from completing your class work. August 6, Wednesday, 7:00 – 9:00 PM, Marriott Denver City Center: “Colleges That Change Lives” College Fair (www.ctcl.com) August 21, Thursday, 8:00 AM, Cafeteria: Ms. Geimer will meet with all Seniors to collect the following materials (as detailed in her e-mail to you this summer): your college application essay, the School Report Form from the Common Application, a list of three teachers who have agreed to write letters of recommendation for you, a resume/list of activities to give to those teachers, and a list of up to seven colleges to which you will apply. Mid-September (TBA): Mr. Franklin will meet with all Juniors during class time to hand out and review the Junior Checklist of recommended college-related activities for this year. September 9, Tuesday, 7:00 – 9:00 PM, Auditorium: IB Parent Association meeting featuring Peter Van Buskirk’s interactive seminar The Admissions Game: Student Centered Solutions for College Planning. All students who are considering applying to selective colleges should attend, with their parents if possible. This great speaker will not return to GW until 2010 or later.

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Early fall (TBD): Mr. Franklin will hold an evening meeting for Seniors and their parents to discuss the final phases of the college application process. September 15, Monday, 8:30 AM – 1:00 PM, Convention Center: National Scholarship Service College Fair (www.nssfns.com) September 29, Monday, 9:00 – 10:30 AM, GWHS will host an In State College Fair run by Colorado Day/Night College Fair Programs. Evening sessions of this fair are offered at several metro area schools; see www.coloradocouncil.org. October 1, Wednesday, 6:30 – 8:30 PM, Monarch High School, Louisville, and October 2, Thursday, 6:30 – 8:30 PM, J. F. Kennedy High School, Denver: Out of State College Nights offered by College Fairs of Greater Denver (www.collegefairsdenver.org) October 4, Saturday, 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM, Cherry Creek High School: Cherry Creek College Fair (In- and Out-of-State), offered by College Fairs of Greater Denver (www.collegefairsdenver.org). This is the largest of the college fairs, with many schools represented and a wide variety of workshops and information sessions for students and parents. October 18, Saturday AM. Juniors and sophomores wo want a trial run have the opportunity to take the PSAT/NMSQT (National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test) at GW. Registration is through the school, not online. Alternatively the test is offered on Wednesday, October 15, but not at GW. Students will receive more information in school. Week of October 27: If you are planning college visits this fall, please schedule them during this week. Since school is not in session October 29-31, faculty will assume that Seniors will be using that week to complete any final revisions to their extended essays and to visit colleges. November 1: Deadline for submitting Early Decision and Early Action applications to many colleges. Check your selected schools’ timelines and requirements carefully. January 1: Deadline for submitting Regular Decision applications to many colleges. Again, check your selected schools’ requirements carefully. Some schools have earlier deadlines if you want to be considered for scholarships. Late April: State-mandated ACT testing for all Juniors. GW arranges registration and fees, and the test is administered during the school day. Please note that this version of the ACT does not include the optional Writing Test.

--Linda During, College Counseling Chair

Director’s Corner Welcome to our new and returning IB students and parents! I’ve had an exciting summer working at IB conferences and learning about some changes coming in our international organization. More relevant to all of you are the changes happening at George Washington this school year. The first important event of the new school year is registration. It is especially important this year because I will not be in the office until August 18, and any scheduling problems will need to be addressed at registration.

I realize that errors may appear in your tentative class schedules and GW administration has a plan to resolve them as quickly as possible. If you need a schedule change that fits the criteria mentioned in your registration packet please follow the instructions: Copy your original schedule; put your phone number on the original and turn it in with clear explanations of the problem and the changes that need to be made. Keep in mind that IB courses always take precedence over electives, so you may not get your first choice elective. If you are a junior or senior, HL and SL courses that you must have and can anticipate the “big picture” of your Diploma. It is wise to indicate which electives you might accept, should a change have to be made.

As many of you know, the counseling staff is being changed. Mrs. Ashford has retired and two new

counselors are to be added. The plan is to divide the school as follows: A-Mc grades 9 and 1 assigned to new counselor, Ms. Lindsey Vesceri; Md-Z grades 9 and 11 to counselor to be announced; A-Mc grades 10 and 12 to Ms. Vigil; Md-Z grades 10-12 assigned to Ms. Smith. This new plan will include all IB students, with the exception of this year’s IB seniors. I will continue to be the counselor of record for the class of ’09 and we will follow the plan we have already announced for college applications.

With regret we say goodbye to Mr. Achbach, who has reached the limits of his post retirement

allowed hours. I look forward to working with the new IB Office Assistant, Marjorie Lane, who will be working part-time. Be sure to come by and introduce yourself right away. She will be an important part of the IB team and the resource you have learned to love in our IB office services!

We have a new IB Biology teacher, Brent Stickrath, who is taking Mr. Irwin’s position. Mr. Irwin

selected him from the applicants and is confident he will be ‘just right.’ Currently, Mr. Stickrath is at IB training in New Mexico. Look for his feature article in an upcoming Broadcaster. Returning to pre-IB biology is current GW science department chairman, Mr. Vinlove, and at the point of writing this I anticipate another new pre-IB teacher joining us in August who will replace Mr. Epke. Mr. Epke has resigned to study full time for his masters degree.

We welcome Ms. O’Clair, GW Drama teacher, to the IB faculty. Ms. O’Clair has a wonderful new son Jaime, and will be teaching our new IB Theatre course. Mr. Lacks has just returned from an IB Training Workshop in Florida, where he soaked up the heat and lots of information regarding the new IB Business Management course that he is offering this year. This course is particularly exciting, because it is open to non-IB students from GW’s traditional program who is seeking a challenge and a taste of the IB course offerings.

I know many of our students have had exciting opportunities to learn and travel this summer. I can’t

wait to hear all about them. Suzanne Geimer

A Message from the Friends of IB Scholars Foundation Welcome new and returning IB families! This year promises more of the same top-notch academics and extra-curricular activities that we have come to expect from Suzi Geimer and her superb group of teachers. The Friends of IB Scholars Foundation promises to support IB with funding and entertain your ideas for projects. You may be asking, though: what is the Foundation? A group of parents, faculty and friends of the GW International Baccalaureate program founded the Friends of IB Scholars Foundation in 1995 as a charitable and non-profit 501(c)(3) entity to help pay for equipment, books, programs and curriculum needs of students and teachers in the IB program at GW. These arose from Denver Public School’s inability to fund all of the requirements of the IB program. A list of Foundation-supported items includes exam fees for students in need, professional development, advisors and counselors, the summer enrichment program for your entering freshmen, a class for juniors and seniors emphasizing IB English skills, and specialized campaigns – such as last year’s fund-raiser for “clickers” in chemistry classes. The continued shortfall in DPS funding will ensure that the Foundation will have to increase its efforts. How do we find the funds? Simply, you are the major source. As parents, you enter every part of the IB picture, but the Foundation counts on your generous contributions in particular to pay for the grants we make to the program as a whole. We certainly look to charitable foundations for funding, too, and, in fact, have hired Kim Jacques, a professional grant-writer, to help us in this direction. But your financial support for the IB program is crucial to maintain George Washington as one of the best high schools in the United States. Just check out the magazine covers hanging on Suzi Geimer’s walls for proof!

We have been fortunate enough in the past three years to have received a challenge grant of $15,000 from an alumni’s family foundation, which has been matched by contributions from IB families and other foundations. As of now, while we are hopeful, we do not yet know whether these foundations will be able to assist the IB Foundation in our fundraising efforts this year. This means that contributions from IB families will be as important as ever to the continued excellence of the IB program at GW. Later this fall, the Friends of IB Scholars Foundation will be sending a letter to all IB families asking for support. Every donation, whether it’s $25, $50, $100, or more, makes a difference. Donations are also tax deductible. We would also be grateful to receive contributions from employers, businesses or other charitable foundations, or to discuss a challenge grant to be matched by other contributions. You might let other IB alumni families know about our efforts, as we are always thankful for the donations we receive from alumni families and students. For now, please consider the following: First, please pay your Parents Association dues of $40. The Parents Association is distinct from the Foundation, for it provides for dozens of everyday activities for IB. Second, please contact me if you wish to get involved in fund-raising. I hope we can chart a course to build an endowment for IB to place funding on a permanent and secure footing. Those of you with experience in this department, or simply with ideas and energy - or if you have questions or comments on any aspect of IB – feel free to call me at home, at 303-364-9181, or reach me by email, at tomzeiler@msn.com. This is an exciting year that holds great prospects for IB; get in on the ground floor of our amazing program! Tom Zeiler, President, Friends of IB Scholars Foundation

IB Parents Association Parent Volunteer Survey (Please fill out, remove and return by mail)

The goal of the International Baccalaureate Parents Association is to provide information and support to IB students, families, and faculty members. In order to accomplish its goals, the IB Parents Association relies heavily on the membership and participation of IB parents. To be successful, the IB Parents Association and its projects need your support. Please review this list and indicate those projects to which you would be able to give some time. Different numbers of volunteers and different skills are needed for each project, so please select several that interest you. Keep in mind that we are an active group of parents and you will not be called on to do too much. Thank you! EVENT WHEN Sponsor ONE Teacher Appreciation activity, meal or treat Once during the year Work on the web site with Kelly Morrison (design, writing articles, etc.) Ongoing Serve on the IB Ambassadors Committee’s Outreach Programs Fall -need parents who can go to schools during the day November -need parents who are interested in district wide evening Expos November -need parents to show new parents around & answer questions 1x week, 7-9 am, Sept-Dec Help with refreshments at Fall Picnic August Help with organizing the Welcome Fest January-March Help the night of the Welcome Fest Feb or early March Sign in students for IB exams December Help with IB alumni panel December-January Assist with Distinguished Teacher Award December-February Call 8th grade parents for interviews/appointments Dec-Jan CAS (creativity, action, service) interviews with seniors February-March Proctor IB exams May Help with Senior Brunch (parents of all grades welcome to help) January-May Help with staff appreciation breakfast December Help with staff appreciation luncheon March Donate food for staff meals Dec or March Help with Freshman Orientation organization May Help the night of Freshman Orientation May Help with Saturday school improvement projects Once or twice a year Help IB staff with copying/mailing Once a week

Please fill out information below, even if you are not ready to sign up for volunteering. This information will be used for IB purposes only. Mail to: Laura Whalen, 3645 S. Oneida Way, Denver, Colorado 80237

Email(s): _____________________________________________________________________________ (Please write clearly. This is our best way to contact you)

Parent Name(s): ______________________________________________________________________ Student Name(s) and Year(s): __________________________________________________________ Address: _________________________________________________Phone: ______________________

IB Parents Association - Student Directory Form (Please fill out, remove and return by mail)

The goal of the International Baccalaureate Parents Association is to provide information and support to IB students, families and faculty members. To help reach that goal, please take a few moments to complete this survey and mail it to Laura Whalen, or go to georgeib.com and update your profile.

Laura Whalen, 3645 S. Oneida Way, Denver, Co 80237 Contact information must be received by August 10

st to be included in the directory

STUDENT DIRECTORY INFORMATION (PLEASE PRINT) Student and parent emails will not be published in the directory and will only be used for IB Parent

Association communications and the IB office.

Student’s Last Name:____________________ Grade for 2008-2009_____ First Name:_____________________________ _____Check here if you DO NOT want this student listed in the IB directory _____Check here if you DO NOT want this student’s address listed The majority of your information will be downloaded from Infinite Campus later in the year, but we would like to publish the Directory before we will get the information from DPS. Please make sure to fill in both addresses if you would like the Broadcaster (parent newsletter) sent to two addresses. NEW ADDRESS: Mother’s Name: ___________________________ Mother’s Profession:______________ Address: _______________________________City:__________Zip:______________ Father’s Name:___________________________ Father’s Profession:________________ Address:_________________________________ City:_________ Zip:_____________ Family’s Phone Number (not student’s):__________________________ Parent’s Email:__________________________________________________________________

_______________________________________________________________________

(not student’s) (Please print email addresses carefully and clearly. Emails will not be included in the directory)

IB Parent Association: How Can You Help? Fill Out the Parent Volunteer Survey Form and send with this form!!

Friends of IB Scholars Foundation at George Washington High School Tax exempt 501 (C) (3)

(Please fill out, remove and return by mail with your $40 Parent Assoc. dues)

Donations to the IB Foundation support all of the items listed below.

We need 100% participation from our parent group.

One donation benefits both organizations and is tax deductible!!

IB Parent Association IB Scholars Foundation

Strives to provide IB students and families

with information, education, social and supportive

meetings and gatherings so that all may gain more

knowledge about the IB program and the unique IB

experience.

� Teacher Appreciation

� Senior Brunch

� Fall Picnic

� Guest Lectures

� Newsletter

� College & Scholarship Information

� Up to date Website (georgeib.com)

� Extracurricular Activities (CAS

The objective of the Foundation is to fund

educational programs directly related to the

George Washington IB Program

� Equipment, books and supplies

� Grants to Teachers for continuing education

� College counselor

� Securing Long term Financial support

� Summer Enrichment Program

Please make your check payable to: Friends of IB Scholars Foundation

c/o Janice Thomas, Treasurer 1634 South Leyden St. Denver, Co 80224

Please indicate your level of contribution. The first $40.00 of any contribution is for the IB Parent Association Dues. We greatly appreciated any additional donations! Amount Enclosed: ____$40 (Parent Assoc. dues) Name:_________________________________________________ ____$60 Street:_________________________________________________ ___$100 City:______________________________ Zip: ________________ ___$250 Student’s Name (s):______________________________________ ___$500 ___Other amount $________

Contributions will be acknowledged by name in the IB Broadcaster, unless you check here that you do not want your name published: _____

Contact Information 2008-2009 IB Parents Association Board of Directors President Debi Roads, 303-399-8801, dardenver@aol.com Treasurer Janice Thomas, 303-757-1624, janicekempthomas@yahoo.com Broadcaster Editor Laura Whalen, 720-490-1283, lewhalen@gmail.com Senior Brunch Chair Harry Newman, 303-367-4080, watneydog@comcast.net Student Directory Chair Laura Whalen, 720-490-1283, lewhalen@gmail.com CAS Chair Gail Sigman, 303-388-1118, gsigman@ltgc.com Public Relations and Web site Kelly Morrison, km@upstartpub.com, 303 393-8604

Teacher Appreciation-Chair April Pluss, 303 322 9922, aprilpluss@gmail.com

IB Ambassadors Chair Cora Neslin dcnesl@comcast.net 303 372-27238 Picnic Chair Terry Brandl, 303-333-7018, stainedglassbear@yahoo.com College Counseling Chair Linda During, 303-694-9266, lmd329@juno.com Alumni Representative Pam Troyer ptroyer1@mscd.edu Distinguished Teacher Tom Waymire, trwaymire@aol.com

Friends of IB Foundation President Tom Zeiler, tomezeiler@msn.com Friends of IB Foundation Secretary Mary Jo Minogue, minogue4@yahoo.com

IB Office Suzanne Geimer, 720-423-8626, Suzanne_Geimer@dpsk12.org Marjorie Lane, mjLane3@comcast.net

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