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SPRING BREAK CITY COUNCIL ANNOUNCES NEW
<br /> ACTIVITIES AT THE YOUTH ADVISORY BOARD
<br /> The new Youth Advisory Board advises the Louisville City Council
<br /> RECREATION CENTER on issues affecting the youth within Louisville. The Board con-
<br /> 1 st 5th Graders, Let Us sists of one student (grades 5th-12th) from each school in the Louisville
<br /> Entertain You! A day filled with area. The members were appointed by each school to represent his/her
<br /> school.
<br /> fun! Gymnastics, Mission Statement:The Louisville Youth Advisory Board
<br /> gym games, arts and
<br /> crafts, and swimming serves as a link between the City Council and the youth of
<br /> in the afternoon with Louisville to identify issues pertaining to youth, communi-
<br /> a one to ten student cate the concerns of youth to the City Council, and suggest
<br /> to teacher ratio possible City Council action to be taken. The Board takes
<br /> (increased supervision when direct action by working with the City Council to suggest
<br /> pro-
<br /> swimming).
<br /> action items for the Council agenda, proposing city pro-
<br /> Monday, March 24 grams, activities, ordinances, amendments, and lobbying for
<br /> 9:00 AM- 4:00 PM youth interests. The Board seeks a diverse group of appli-
<br /> cants in order to best represent the youth of the community.
<br /> Registration Number 22400-4
<br /> Tuesday, March 25 Requirements: Advisory Board Members must be Louis-
<br /> 9:00 AM- 4:00 PM vine residents who will be in the 5th-12th grade during the
<br /> Registration Number 22400-2 current school year. Board Members must follow their
<br /> Wednesday, March 26 school's application process and will be appointed by their
<br /> 9:00 AM- 4:00 PM
<br /> school administrators. Currently terms will be one school
<br /> Registration Number 22400-3 year, September through May.
<br /> $30 residents/$38 non-residents The Youth Advisory Board meets the first Thursday of each month at
<br /> Important Information: 7:00 PM in the City Council Chambers. One-day leadership training may
<br /> 'Additional waivers and an be conducted during the school year. Other hours and days may be
<br /> emergency card must be required as determined by the board and sub-committees.
<br /> completed when registering for all
<br /> of these programs. Please ask the 2002-2003 Youth Advisory Board Members
<br /> registration desk for this packet Lauren Slack, 5th Grade, Coal Creek Elementary
<br /> of information when signing up; Janelle Tennigkeit, 5th Grade, Fireside Elementary
<br /> •A parent/guardian must sign Lizbee Pancoast, 5th Grade, Louisville Elementary
<br /> each child in and out each day; Sarah Jane Seifert, 6th Grade, Louisville Middle School
<br /> 'Please send 2 snacks, water Karlee Avischious, 7th Grade, Louisville Middle School
<br /> bottle, lunch, swim suit, towel, Matthew McAllister, 8th Grade, Louisville Middle School
<br /> and appropriate clothing in one Hannah Sipfle, 7th Grade, Monarch K-8
<br /> bag that is easily carried by your Paige Chisholm, 9th Grade, Monarch High School
<br /> child; Brandon Painter, 10th Grade, Monarch High School
<br /> 'Peanut allergies are swift and Jack Gill, 11th Grade, Monarch High School
<br /> severe, therefore, please do not Anna Massie, 12th Grade, Monarch High School
<br /> send peanut items for snacks and
<br /> lunch; For further information, o r {
<br /> 'Label all belongings. please contact staff liaison
<br /> For more information,please Mandy Balzarini, at
<br /> contact Mandy Balzarini at 303- 303-335-4902. Recreation +
<br /> 335-4902. Senior Services
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