| Calling all Health Care Professionals to Mentor a Child. Encourage one child to focus on Mathematics & Science in School. CT Needs Minority Health Care Professionals. To learn more about becoming a mentor, visit the site below. Adults, older teens, grandparents - please consider becoming a mentor Visit :National Institute for Literacy to learn more. OneWorld encourages you to become a mentor for students starting in elementary school. African-Americans, Latinos/Hispanics, other minorities and poor Caucasian students need mentors to help to assure them that they can succeed in the health care field. OneWorld has started a Mentoring Program Specifically for minority students. We Need Your HELP! Be a Mentor to a child who has no academic mentor in his or her life. Help a child to establish a solid foundation for a positive future. PLEASE Consider Being a Mentor! You can change a child's life! We are asking you to devote one or two hours per month to answering questions and to encouraging a child to focus more on Mathematics and Science. Minority students need to see role models in the health care field. Are you a nurse who is planning on retiring soon? Are you a therapists? A mental health professional? How did you know that you would succeed? Who told you it was possible? Many of our youngsters have no one to assure them that they can succeed. Sign up to be that person in a child's life. Become an academic and social mentor to a child. Send us an email to: oneworldpi@yahoo.com. Call us at (203) 407-0250. Thank you. |
| In 2006 we have less minorities in health care classes than we did 10 years ago. Please help to change this. We need Health Care Mentors & Role Models from minority communities to inspire students to study math and science and to consider the health care field as a future profession. Studies have shown that when patients have health care providers from similar ethnic and cultural backgrounds, they are more likely to follow instructions. WE NEED TO CLOSE THE DISPARITIES GAP IN HEALTH OUTCOMES FOR MINORITIES. Please sign up for our Mentoring Program starting in Sept. 2006. To express your interest, and pledge two hours per month, please send us an email to: oneworldpi@yahoo.com We greatly appreciate your support. Please HELP to lay a positive foundation for a child who does not yet know what wonderful things are possible with a good education in Mathematics and Science. You can make a world of difference to a poor child, to a minority child, to a child who does not have a positive role model in the area of education. Thank you for your support, and for your decision to become a MENTOR. Send us an email to: oneworldpi@yahoo.com. We look forward to hearing from you. |
| OneWorld Progressive Institute, Inc. encourages students and parents to recognize and value "The Power of Education" to change lives and the world In April and May 2008 OneWorld sponsored its first 7th & 8th Grade Essay Competition. We invited students from Hamden, New Haven and West Haven to participate. About eight students from Highville Charter, and one student from Amistad Academy submitted essays. We applaud Mr. Scanterbury, a teacher at Highville, for his commitment to his students and for his efforts in their participation. We salute Amber Reed, an 8th Grade student at Amistad Academy; she mailed in her essay, and we commend her for taking the iniative. We received over 200 essays from Hamden Middle School. We applaud the principal and teachers who clearly invested in the topic and encouraged their students to participate. We thank Supt. Fran Rabinowitz, who instructed her middle school principal to participate in the program. In each town we approached the supts. OneWorld awarded a total of 10 prizes; of these prizes 9 went to students at Hamden Middle School. There were some very outstanding essays. The topic was: "The Power of Education" Because so few schools participated, we were able to award more than one top prize to students at Hamden Middle School (HMS) The Winners Are: 1. Jill Clough - 8th Grade - First Prize plus commendation for creativity (Excellent creative use of narrative to answer an essay question) 2. Kyla DeRisi - 7th Grade - First Prize (Presents education as a major contributor to change) 3. Caitlin Hansen - 8th Grade - Essay captured the essence of education as a lifelong endeavor; she wrote "Nest to air, food and water, education is one of the most essential things to my life. It is limitless; it is infinite" 3. Three Second Place Winners: Scott Redmond, Eli Bonadies, Elena Karlsen-Ayala 4. Four Third Place Winners: Heaven Daluz, Highville Charter School; Ari Kagan, Tara Butricks and April Uzzle (all form Hamden Middle School) 5. Honorable Mention: Four HMS students received honorable mention because their essays stood out for various reasons; they are: Kelsey Thorne, Angelica Santos, Kristen Stadalnik, and Max Veira. We congratulate these students and their parents and those others who have supported and guided them thus far. OneWorld salutes all students who strive to do their best in school. The future is brighter with a solid education. Share your child's outstanding academic achievement with us. |
| "Only the educated are free." Epictetus "Education makes people easy to lead, but difficult to drive; easy to govern, but impossible to enslave." Henry Peter, Lord Brougham "The Present State of the Law" "If a man empties his purse into his head, no man can take it away from him. An investment in knowledge always pays the best interest." Benjamin Franklin "Enlighten the people generally, and tyranny and oppressions of body and mind will vanish like evil spirits at the dawn of day." Thomas Jefferson |
| OneWorld Progressive Institute, Inc. Presents: “21st Century Conversations” with N’Zinga Shäni Topic: “Strategizing for the Best College Education” (Check your listing for times) Guests: Paul Lowe, M.D., Founder & President, BHA Education Admissions & Career Advising Services * "College admissions is not a game or a lottery. It's about a child's educational-life choice and experience, and a parent's lifetime investment in a child's education"...Dr. Paul Lowe, founder and president of BHA Education Consultants. BHA Education Consultants offer: 1. High School Packages 2. College Admission Seminars 3. Career Planning Seminars 4. Graduate School Packages 5. Artist-Scholar Program 6. Ivy League Student Network 7) Workshops/Seminars · College Admissions Seminars - July & October 2006 · Corporate Leadership/Professional Training Seminars - July 2006 · Graduate School Admissions Seminars - August 2006 · Career Planning/Development Seminar for College Students & Recent Grads - August, September & October 2006 8) . Getting In!TM Subscribe to our FREE quarterly newsletter for up to date college admissions information and upcoming BHA Education Events. Send E-mail to: gettingin@bhaeducation.com. Please include your street address. 9) BHA Education Consultants 42 Timberlane Drive Huntington, CT 06484 Tel: (203) 929-9186, Fax: (203) 929-6562 (203) 929-2728 Web Site: www.bhaeducation.com |
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| Please Consider Being a Mentor to a Child in Need of an Academic Role Model We are asking people who are strong in mathematics and the sciences to be a mentor to a child in the New Haven, Bridgeport , Waterbury or in any inner-city school system.
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