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Recent News
State
Afterschool Programs Benefit Mexico’s Children
Thanks to several Afterschool programs statewide,
the Volunteer Optometrists for Humanity mission will
be able to provide over 800 more eyeglasses to
Mexico’s
Children. Programs participated in a statewide
eyeglass collection project as part of
National & Global Youth Service Day. Way to go!
Native Youth Club Honored
at Afterschool for All Challenge in D.C.
The Afterschool Alliance and MetLife Foundation
recently recognized the Native Youth Club in Sioux
Falls, South Dakota as an Afterschool Innovator for
involving the community in its program and forging
partnerships between school and community. Native
Youth Club was one of four organizations honored at
the “Breakfast of Champions” at the Afterschool for
All Challenge in May as an Afterschool Innovator.
Each has been profiled in Afterschool Innovations
in Brief, a series of Issue Briefs developed by the
Afterschool Alliance with support from MetLife
Foundation.
ESDS First Tribal School in
US to Have Accredited Program
The National AfterSchool Association recently
notified the Enemy Swim Day School
(ESDS) Afterschool Program they have met the
requirements for national accreditation. Only six
other programs in South Dakota besides ESDS are
accredited. ESDS Afterschool Program is also the
first and only BIA/Tribal school in the nation to be
accredited. Way to go!
9th Annual SoDakSACA
Conference
October 3-4,
2008
Watertown Convention Center
Watertown, SD
Join
us in October for our 9th annual school-age
conference! Featured keynotes for 2008 will be Bill
Michealis and Ezra Holland, a GREAT training combo
from California. (For more info on Bill & Ezra,
click here!
9th Annual Lights On
Afterschool!
October 16,
2008
Lights On Afterschool is celebrated nationwide to
call attention to the importance of afterschool
programs for America's children, families and
communities. This annual national event is a project
of the Afterschool Alliance, a nonprofit
organization dedicated to ensuring that all children
have access to quality, affordable afterschool
programs. Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger has served
as Chair of Lights On Afterschool since 2001. Since
then, the number of events hosted in each state has
grown dramatically, with over 10,000 events expected
in 2008. For information on signing up to host an
event in 2008,
click here!
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October 5-6, 2007
Holiday Inn Rushmore Plaza
Rapid City, SD
Conference Highlights
This year's 8th annual statewide conference will
feature an excellent pre-conference session,
motivational keynotes, exhibitors, and an abundance
of high quality workshops for all! Check back for
registration information and further workshop
details in early August. We hope you will join us
for this annual statewide training event.
Schedule At-A-Glance:
Friday, October 5
7am-8am Registration/Continental Breakfast
8:00-12:00 Pre-Conference – Susan Lorenzen
12:00-1:00 Lunch/On your own
1:00-2:15 Workshop Sessions
2:15-2:30 Break/Exhibits
2:30-3:45 Workshop Sessions
3:45-4:00 Break/Exhibits
4:00-5:00 Workshop Sessions
5:00-6:00 Break/Exhibits
6:00-7:00 Dinner/Networking
7:00-8:30 Keynote Session – Brad Barton
Saturday, October 6
7am – 8am Registration/Continental Breakfast
8:00-9:15 Workshop Sessions
9:15-9:30 Break/Exhibits
9:30-10:45 Workshop Sessions
10:45-11:00 Break/Exhibits
11:00-12:00 Workshop Sessions
12:00-1:45 Lunch/Membership Meeting
1:45-3:00 Workshop Sessions
3:00-3:15 Break
3:15-4:30 Kapnote Session – Malcom Chapman
Lodging:
Book your rooms now at
the Holiday Inn Rushmore Plaza by calling
605-348-4000; or 1(800)465-4329. Make sure you book
your room under the ‘SoDakSACA block”, so you’ll
receive the lower conference rate.
College Credit:
A total of one credit
hour, for participants attending the pre-conference
and conference, will be offered for a fee from
Augustana College. Continuing Education Units (CEUs)
will also be available.
Poster Campaign:
Programs are encouraged
to bring a student-designed poster reflecting the
conference theme “Imagine – Believe - Achieve” to
the conference!
Featured
Keynote/Seminar Speakers:
Susan
Lorenzen – Friday Pre-Conference Seminar
- 8:00-Noon
School’s Out, Who’s in Charge?
Managing groups of children is challenging.
The adults in charge must be comfortable
with their authority. This presentation will
explore the fundamentals of establishing and
maintaining personal effectiveness in caring
for children in after school programs.
For more than 25 years, Susan has been
providing individual, family and play
therapy. Her specialty areas include
psychosocial assessments, attachment and
bonding, foster care, adoption, abuse and
neglect, divorce adjustment, blended
families and parenting. Susan is also an
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Brad Barton -
Friday Night Keynote 7:00-8:30 pm
Got Magic?
Each year Brad Barton
speaks to thousands of educators and students
throughout the country. He’s an honors graduate,
NCAA All-American and an U.S. Olympic Trials
qualifier. He served ten years as a Prevention
Specialist, developed substance abuse and violence
prevention programs, and received official
recognition from the governor of Utah. As an
athlete, Brad illustrates how even the smallest idea
can unlock tremendous power. As a Prevention
Specialist, Brad teaches how to recognize dangerous
illusions in life. And as a master magician, Brad
shows how we all have the power to create true
magic. Even if you don’t see it. |
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Malcom Chapman –
Saturday Kapnote 3:15 - 4:30 pm
The Future of Leadership
Malcom conducts seminars
and speeches nationwide and has motivated thousands
toward peak performance and high achievement.
“Chap”, started his professional sales career after
leaving the service as a US Marine Corps Captain. In
1996 he started the Chapman Group. In 1999 Malcom
was one of the founders of the Black Hills Society
for Training and Development. He also consults with
the Center for Naval Analysis, a Washington, DC
naval think tank, on base closing issues as it
relates to the community’s youth. |
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Malcom Chapman
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