Interesting article at the Wall Street Journal this morning discussing walking to school. I’ve noticed more people walking to Crozet Elementary this year, which I’ll chalk up as a good thing.
(read more at my new favorite blog, Free Range Kids)
Crozet's community blog
Interesting article at the Wall Street Journal this morning discussing walking to school. I’ve noticed more people walking to Crozet Elementary this year, which I’ll chalk up as a good thing.
(read more at my new favorite blog, Free Range Kids)
Thanks to Crozet Eye Care, Optometrists
The counselor at Crozet Elem needs a bone marrow transplant. There is a drive to join the bone marrow registry on Sept 9 from 5-7 pm at Courtyard North by Marriott Hotel (behind ToysRUs). More info 866-301-4650 x7385
See the flyer for more information.
We did this last year and it was a great experience. Lots of Old Trail and Crozet folks participating in getting kids involved with and loving soccer.
From the Old Trail blog:
Continue reading “Crozet/Old Trail Soccer League – Starting Next Weekend”
Be there or be somewhat uninformed. Me? I’ll be pulling my shift in a soccer carpool and depending on others for their accounts.
Following last year’s Spirit Walk, the Field School is again looking for performers:
Field School is hoping to find a few more performers for their 2nd annual Crozet Spirit Walk, to be held October 22 and 23 in downtown Crozet. The tour begins at Field School with a ride over into town, and then a tour back out to the school, with historical acts all along the way. Last year’s walk included characters such as Mrs. Claudius Crozet, Lady Astor, Samuel Miller, and young Meriwether Lewis. If you are interested in participating this year, write Todd Barnett at [email protected].
Crozet Elementary’s Twitter account, “a fairly small, rural school at the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains”*
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Continue reading “Western Albemarle Schools are all a-Twitter”
Duh.
I emailed John Halliday, the Executive Director of the JMRL and asked three questions:
1 – Why was the study commissioned?
2 – Can you tell me how much it cost?
3 – What was the purpose of the study? It seems obvious that the library is too small.
His answers:
The study was done as a routine review of library facilities. JMRL’s Five-Year Plan, 2009-2014 called for a review of library facilities to be completed by June 2010. The review was completed in June, even though it had a July date. The cost was $2000. We called in a consultant because we wanted JMRL’s facilities to be looked at objectively, from an outsider’s perspective. The review included space needs (size) based on current standards, condition of physical plant including furnishings and mechanical systems, and security needs.
More on the history of the Crozet Library’s need and plans to build at Charlottesville Tomorrow’s cvillepedia.
The above information isn’t new:
HAPPENING THIS WEEK AT OLD CROZET SCHOOL ARTS (1408 Crozet Avenue –> side entrances):
FREE YOGA CLASSES with Ursula Goadhouse:
Continue reading “Free Yoga and Children’s Yoga at Old Crozet School for Arts”