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CLASSROOMRAMBLES
LUCINDA HARRISON PHOTC
WORDS ARE FOREVER -Osterville Rotarians present the Barnstable Horace MannCharter School staff witr
new thesauruses on September 11.Each student will be given his or her own to enjoy. Shown here (lef
to right) are: Vice President of Osterville Rotary Chuck Tuttie; BHMCS Assistant Principal Trina Camarao
Principal Kara Peterson, Assistant Principal Dave Smith and Osterville Rotary President Jim James.
Cool coursesfor
students and teachers
The Cape Cod Technology
Councilisofferingcoursesthat
will let students appreciate
working in space, and intro-
duce teachers to the wonders
of Photoshop.
Spaceworks - Living and
WorkinginSpacefor grades5-7
willteachstudentswhatit'slike
tobe an astronaut.The course
includes a slide presentation,
models, and hands-on "Astro-
naut Training Simulations"
that utilize science and math
skills. Students will work in
cooperative groups to design
aNASAmission patch of their
own. The instructor, Carolyn
Good, is a teacher-trainer at
Harvard University/McAuliffe
ChallengerCenter.
PhotoshopSkillzforTeachers
-This introductory course will
giveteachers a foothold on the
endless possibilities of digital
imaging. Skills to be taught
include: cropping, scaling, re-
sizing, and importing images.
Instructor Andrew Newman is
a renowned graphic designer
whosebookcoversaredisplayed
throughout the world.
Totally Trebuchet: Exciting
Engagement in Engineering
for grades 5-8 -In this course
students will study the con-
struction of a giant medieval
trebuchet before assembling
onethemselvesinteamformat.
With their group-constructed
trebuchets, teams will then
launch a full-scale assault on
opposing castles! Instructor
Michael Bastoni is a technol-
ogy instructor and founder
of the GEARS Educational
Systems.
These courses fill up quickly,
so be sure to sign up immedi-
atelyat www.cctechcouncil.org
or call508-375-4193 and speak
with Phyllis Russell.
Collegefunding
seminarset
Matt Carpenter, president
of College Funding Services,
will host a workshop on that
subject Sept. 28 at 7 p.m. at
Barnstable High School.
WOW on Wednesdays
at CC Children's
Museum
The Cape Cod Children's
Museum in Mashpee has a
WOW of a program - Wonder
onWednesdays, acreative arts
series for Cape Cod special
needs children and their fami-
lies. The museum will be open
exclusivelyfor thisprogram for
five consecutive Wednesdays
between 4 and 5:30p.m. begin-
ning on Sept. 27.
Five gifted facilitators will
present sessions on puppetry,
yoga, storytelling, drama and
crafts. A professional will also
be available each week to an-
swer questions from parents.
This program marks the
beginning of collaboration
between the museum, The
GenesisFund,andtheTherapy
and PerformingArtsProgram.
The fee for the programis $62,
with scholarships available.
Call GeorgianaGoehl, Special
Program Coordinator,for more
information at 508-539-8788.
Waldorf School
welcomesnew
administrator
Alan Milsted has been se-
lected to serve as the Admin-
istrator of the Waldorf School
ofCape Cod inBourne.Milsted
brings with him 30 years of
teaching, administrative and
educationalconsultingexperi-
ence garnered while employed
inLondon,England.Milstedre-
cently moved to Pocasset with
hiswife, anative Cape Codder,
and his three children.
The Waldorf School of Cape
Cod was founded in 1984 and
provides a Waldorf-based
education to children from
earlychildhoodthrough eighth
grade.
Helping"Excel"
administrative
professionals
The Cape Cod Chapter of
the International Association
of Administrative Profession-
als (IAAP) will sponsor "Un-
derstanding Microsoft Excel"
presented by Gini Courter
on Sept. 30, from 7:30 a.m.
to 3:30 p.m. at the Holiday
Inn on Route 132 in Hyannis.
The workshop cost, which in-
cludes continental breakfast
and workshop materials,is$75
for IAAP members and $90 for
non-members. No refunds or
registrations accepted after
September 16.Contact Sharon
McPherson, CAP at 508-862-
4953,emailinfoC"iaap-capecod.
org or visit the chapter's Web
site at www.iaap-capecod.org
for more information.
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First Baptist Church considers
future of its stained glass windows
By Edward F. Maroney
emaroney@bamstablepatriot.com
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NEW LOOK - With tall bushes along the sidewalk removed and a
new sign, First Baptist commands its corner at Main Street and High
School Road. .
They aren't the kind of
intricate, highly-decorated
stained glass windows you'd
find in Washington's Nation-
al Cathedral. They're simple
in design, straightforward
in their messages. You don't
need an art critic to figure
them out.
Come to think of it, the
eight stained glass windows
of First Baptist Church in
Hyannis are a lot like two
of its departed and deeply
missed members, Eugenia
Fortes and Ruth Rusher.
If those community activ-
ists had passed on in the
1890s, someone might have
suggested raising memorial
windows for them. But this
is 2006, and the question for
the church now is how to
preserve not just the memo-
ries but also the crumbling
glass memorials for Dr. J.
Wells McGregor, who died in
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