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• Remind 81010 text @cchsenclub 8/8/18 • Environmental Club Website • Club Fair (September 13 th) • Club Pics – usually Oct • Officers – Elections • How Meetings Work (sign in, motions, committees) • Name Change: "AP Science Catalina Trip“ or “Catalina Island AP Science Trip” • Catalina Island Fieldtrip

Club Fair • Flyers • Need someone who would be willing to be at a table to answer any questions about the club and trip. • • Kendall Hannah Hudson Breanna Madison Pickens

President: Kendall Carlson Vice President: Breanna Van Horn Secretary: Danyele Perlman - Treasurer: Hanna Holliday Publicity: Madison Pickens and Hannah Benzon -

How to Run A Meeting Using Parliamentary Procedure • • • Call to Order – The President should call the meeting to order. – This basically means getting everyone’s attention. Minutes - Secretary should read the minutes from the last meeting. – This refreshes everyone’s memory on what is going on. – Ask if anyone has any changes to make to them. Old Business – Did any thing come up at the last meeting that wasn’t taken care of? – If so, be sure that it is brought back up and fully discussed. New Business – If any one has a new topic for discussion, he/she should make a main motion. Adjournment – Someone should entertain a motion to adjourn – President declares the meeting adjourned until the next meeting.

2019 CATALINA ISLAND FIELD TRIP March 7 th- 10 th

Catalina Island Marine Institute Outdoor Science School “CIMI at Toyon Bay is a unique outdoor science school providing an exciting outdoor educational experience for students from public and private schools grades 4 -12. It is one of the three outdoor science schools on Catalina Island operated by the nonprofit corporation, Guided Discoveries. Our focus on hands-on experiential science, utilizing state of the art labs and equipment, increases science literacy and environmental stewardship. CIMI’s expert instructors guide students through Island terrestrial biology, marine biology labs, and field activities designed to stimulate minds, build character, develop social skills, and most importantly, create excitement about science. During our three and five day programs, students and teachers participate in a variety of hands-on labs and field activities. The Toyon Bay campus has many great program areas that are well maintained by our resident staff. “

CIMI- The Toyon Bay Campus Amenities • Private Cove and Pier • Dorms • Dining Hall • Science Labs • Touch Tanks and Aquariums • Beach Amphitheater • Snorkeling Gear • Recreational Field • Volleyball Courts • Kayaks

Labs and Field Activities • Snorkeling • Fish • Sharks, Rays, and Skates • Invertebrates • Marine Mammals • Plankton • Algae (Seaweed) • Island Ecology hike • Astronomy Hike • Evening Campfire • Night Snorkel

Reporting to the bus & stops along the way • Check in at the bus: – In front of Administration Building • No later than 10: 45 pm on Thursday March 7 th • If there is a delay for any reason contact me at: We will be making 2 stops along the way – 1 st stop will be at a truck stop – 2 nd is at Mc. Donalds once we get near port • We will be making 1 stop on the way back – In Blythe for dinner Need to bring money if you want to get something to eat and or drink

Possible Videos to be Shown on the Bus Mulan (G) Planet Earth (TV-G) Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone (PG) Space Jam (PG) Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (PG) The Emperor’s New Groove (G) Aladdin (G) Cars (G) Shrek (PG) Toy Story (G) Uncle Buck (PG) The Great Outdoors (PG) Mr. Mom (PG) If you have any concerns regarding the following videos, please contact: Jentry Yard at Yard. Jentry@CUSD 80. com and we will make sure to remove them.

Leave on a ferry which is next to the Queen Mary ship CHECKIN: 8: 30 am This is our ARRIVAL: ~11: 30 camp am No food until dinner so pack a sack lunch

WHEN WE ARRIVE AT CIMI Brief introduction: • Rules • Expectations • Duties Then we go into our 1 st activity

FIRST SEATING 7: 00 am Wake up 7: 10 am Breakfast Set-up 7: 15 am - 7: 45 am Breakfast 7: 45 am- 9: 00 am Free Time 9: 00 am - 12: 00 pm Morning Program 12: 10 pm Lunch Set-up 12: 15 pm - 12: 45 pm Lunch 1: 45 pm - 4: 45 pm Afternoon Program 5: 10 pm Dinner Set-up 5: 15 pm - 5: 45 pm Dinner 5: 45 pm - 7: 00 pm Free Time 6: 10 pm - 6: 30 pm Store/Free Time 7: 00 pm - 8: 30 pm Evening Program 9: 00 pm - 7: 00 am Quiet Hours 9: 30 pm Lights Out Departure Day Clean/Pack After Breakfast 8: 30 am Dorm Checkout 8: 45 am Morning Program Begins SECOND SEATING 7: 00 am Wake up 7: 00 am - 7: 55 am Free Time 7: 55 am Breakfast Set-up 8: 00 am - 8: 30 am Breakfast 8: 30 am - 9: 00 am Free Time 9: 00 am - 12; 00 pm Morning Program 12: 55 pm Free Time 12: 55 pm Lunch Set-up 1: 00 pm - 1: 30 pm Lunch 1: 45 pm - 4: 45 pm Afternoon Program 4: 45 pm - 5: 55 pm Free Time 5: 55 pm Dinner Setup 6: 00 pm - 6: 30 pm Dinner 6: 30 pm - 6: 50 pm Store/Free Time 7: 00 pm - 8: 30 pm Evening Program 9: 00 pm - 7: 00 am Quiet Hours 9: 30 pm Lights Out Departure Day: Clean/Pack Before Breakfast 8: 30 am Dorm Checkout 8: 45 am Morning Program Begins

OUR ACTIVITIES WHILE AT CMI • 3 SNORKELS – 2 DAY SNORKELS – 1 NIGHT SNORKEL • 2 THREE HOUR LABS – FISH-SHARK-ALGAE – TERRESTRIAL LAB AND HIKE • SQUID DISSECTION • TEAM BUILDING

Snorkeling Orientation Snorkel Basic Snorkel Marine Ecology Snorkel Night Snorkel

Fish-Shark-Algae Labs State of the Art Microscopes Touch Tanks Kiss a Sea Cucumber !

Squid Dissection

Terrestrial Hike and Nighttime Campfire

RETURN TRIP Leave on the ferry from camp on Sunday at 12: 00 pm Lunch will be provided Arrive back on the mainland at ~3: 00 pm

SOME EXPECTATIONS AND RULES • You will participate in all activities • There will be swimming involved so make sure you will be ready for this. • You are expected to clean up after yourselves. • There are set times for everything including eating, set-up, & clean-up; you must be on time. • Be respectful and courteous to everyone • If you are told not do go somewhere or not to do something…don’t (you don’t want to see my dark side)

Water Conservation • The camp is low on water supply so…. – They are asking you to take only one shower per day or less. – Bring a water bottle with you and bring it when in the dining hall so you are not tossing any water away.

CIMI STORE AT CAMP • CMI Store – There is a store to buy t-shirts and sweatshirts – If interested bring money for this – Cash is only accepted at the CIMI Store

2019 Chaperones Cathy Culver- I have been married to my husband Jim for 12 years and we have one son. I have taught at Chandler High since 2000; before that I worked at Valley Recycling Inc. as a Recycling Coordinator for two years. Teaching is a passion of mine Christian Godoy- Bachelor's Degree in Secondary Education-Chemistry from Arizona State Sylvia Grace- Earned a Bachelors and Masters of Science in Chemical Engineering from New Mexico State University and Post Bac. in Secondary Science Education from Arizona State University. Former process engineer with IBM and Dell, Educational experience includes teaching Chemistry at all levels, Math and Engineering in New Mexico, Texas and Arizona. I have been a Master teacher in Introduction to Engineering Design with Project Lead the Way (PLTW) since 2002 and brought PLTW to the state of Arizona in 2004. Jentry Yard- Earned a Bachelors degree in Biology and a Masters degree in Education with an emphasis in Biology. I currently hold my gifted endorsement and I am highly qualified in Biology. I have had the opportunity to teach and 7 th/8 th Grade Core and Gifted Science, Honors Biology, and AP Biology.

PERMISSION SLIPS AND MEDICAL FORMS Please complete and signed - if you have asthma you will be required to bring your inhaler or they will not let you snorkel (no exceptions) - if you have allergies that require an epi-pen you will need to have that with you at all times.

MEDICAL FORMS CONTINUED MEDICATION • All prescriptions medication that usually goes through the school nurse, must be given by an adult while on the field trip (unless epi-pen/inhaler). • TBD either before school-7 -730 or after school 2: 303 pm) with the accompanying form-medication will not be accepted from a student. • Medication must be in the original bottle with the proper label (student’s name, instructions etc. ) and placed in a plastic Ziploc bag. • Medication will be kept in a safe and secure location and students will initial form when medication is taken. • If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact Jentry Yard @ Yard. Jentry@CUSD 80. com

If parents need to reach their little darlings…. • EMERGENCY CONTACT NUMBER ONLY 310 -510 -1622 There is no cell service at camp Students will be able to use their phones when they get back on the mainland.

Snorkel Group • TBD

Room Assignments • TBD

Organisms you might see! Questions?

SOMEONE MOTION TO END THE MEETING… PLEASE