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Show LAKESIDEYOUTH UifreSld IW.tr Twt-sia- sea Layton teacher gets to Educator participates in oceanography seminar P "I had applied for seseral other of these classes oser the ears and neser got in." he said So he as surprised when he tipcac cvcnv - Asso-cuiio- l'9i for ihtf Unm II inful biology ttfjvhtr. a trip ia to Hole. Mj'i, anJ lima on the SSV tocvtward tailing ship ucrc orwe inalilcnma espcruriwas, MaJn got jnformanon about the course and took ii upon himself lo fo to the Oasis b,hoo Oisirui to ask for a gram that ssoulJ pay for part of the clast. tSLAl, Il contained two pans - a shine component and a sea citmponeni. The nhole espenense Iasi about a month. Madsen earned five graduate eredos from the .J The National kicnce I ounJa-no- University twi ,,rtra0 PUTIHQ AROUND; Scott Carter watches a group o( Whitesides Elementary School students play during thee atemoon recess recently Carter. Layton s community development director, participates in a partnership program between city employees and the school Massachu-seiisAmhers- The shore component the laboratory. Among other thing. Madsen had n gahey duty. "I learned the satae ol never dirtying a dish that you didnt have to." he said Having more than 30 reorle on board crcjieJ a "whole Kh of dishes." he said Lven one espe-riem- c of having to wash them all was enough for him, l. con- sisted of three weeks of Icctuies. group discussions, laboratories, workshops, and field escursions. These csplained oceanography and how oceans are stuJied; mar would give him a gram to pay for the rest. The district agreed and he applied. I pf ts the history hte at sea The sea component had Mad-se- n on the VV Westward for 10 days. There he spent time "on nauh" espertencmg time tn the engine room. at the helm, and in The Teacher Tnhancemem Seminar in Marine Sciences is n provided b Sea I Jucanon , nhih hunun endeavm on the sea; and luuiital nieme. the study of r' ed- ia take a LaytonwanteJ in ocrdnoifMph)-- first-han-d itime smdies. got the nests that he Has accept- bojh 31 1997 3 y Madsens favorite "watch" time was from 3 a nt to 7 am, Svtf MADSEN 4 ARROWS OF LIGHT City workers play hooky Layton City partnership with elementary school blooms in district program Frlc D. Freeman, son of Dennis and Terry freeman of Lay-tohas earned the Arrow of Light award. A member Pack 447, sponsored by the Hidden Hollow LDS Ward, he has also earned 19 activity pins and the Faith in Cod award. A sixth-gradat Adjms Elementary. he cpjoys fishing, backpacking, mountain biking, computers, sports and scouting. Jeremy Bret Talmagc, son of Paul and Janice Talmage of Lay-tohas earned the Arrow of Light award. A member of Pack 520, sponsored by the Layton Hills LDS Ward, he has also earned 17 activity pins, the compass emblem and two compass points. A fifth-grad- e student at Mountain View Elementary School, he plays baseball, soccer, ts basketball and enjoys and golf. Trever Walton, son Mary Ann By AMY PRAY Straws n. D LAYTON Walton Talmage - BiSMU For an hour work week, city trade annex- ation. ordinances and permits for fairy tales, flag football on the playground and long division. They play hooky from work lo go back to school ;The city formed a partnership with Whitesides er Elementary School two years ago. trading tutoring hours and recess duty for the chance to touch childrens lives. ."A lot of these kids have working parents and don't get to spend as much time with adults," said Jim Mason, assistant city manager and partnership coordinator. "When we can take an hour out a week and work with them, it's impor- n, onc-on-o- go-car- tant." The Davis School District Foundation is starting its third year pairing businesses and schools. The district has developed 200 partnerships, from restaurants offering free meals as good-grad- e rewards to shops buying new classroom computers. Many partnerships serve primarily as financial sponsors, giving' money instead of time. Last year, they donated about $100,000. The foundation's mission is to improve community support and increase resources of schools to enhance the quality of public education. time can be a . For children, more valuable resource than cash or credit, said Sheryl Allen, the foundation's executive director. She louts Layton City's devotion to the program as "one of the most effective and appreciated partnerships weve had. Between 15 and 20 city employees faithfully spend an hour a week at Whitesides, with children who struggle academically or need motivation. . Mason wishes he could motivate more of the city's 175 e employees to participate. The program is "voluntary, and many peoples schedules are packed each day, he said. But its the programs one hangup - not allowing them to touch as many pupils as possible. Mason said. The district asked the city to buddy up with Whitesides because it was considered a school students. Plus, with many the building, at 233 N. Colonial Ave., is only blocks away from the City Center. Dave Thomas, city recreation supervisor, tries to drop in for lunch-tim- e recess at least once a week. Children who see him later on the street affectionately refer fulj-tim- at-ri- v i )V Jff I f V Vi: T 11. The classes will be offered on Monday evenings for four weeks. A different project will be completed each week. Harvest Holiday Crafts will begin Oct. 27 from 4:45 to 61 5 p.m. in the basement of Surf N "COPY 'Vi s- f0' I Joseph Layton LDS 8th Ward, he has al- to earned the Faith in God award. awjrd. A member of Pack 206. sponA MuJcnt at King Elementary sored by the Layton LDS 9th Ward, he has earned the Faith in School, he has received awards Cod award. in science and math. e student at WhiA The son of Rich and Denise tesides Elementary School, he Kottcr of Layton, he enjoys muenjoys baseball, football and basketball. lie received the National sic. soccer, family and making Nestle Citizen award. new friends. Nick Fawcett, son of Chris Jacob 1 1. Joseph, son of Mark and Shcllie Fawcett of Layton, Jeanne Joseph of Layton, and has earned the Arrow of Light award. A member of Pack 206, has earned the Arrow of Light sponsored by the Layton LDS award. A member of Pack 206. 9th Ward, he has also earned the sponsored by the Layton LDS Faith in God award. 9th W'ard. he has also earned the lie is in fifth grade at Whites- Faith in Cod award. ides Elementary where he has received awards in science. He enA student at Whitesides Elejoys all sports, school, scouts, the mentary School, he was a sweep-stakoutdoors and computers. winner in the school sciCody Kottcr has earned the ence fair. He enjoys camping, Arrow of Light award. A memhiking, reading, science and ber of Pack 82. sponsored by the fifth-grad- es handle it even if you turn up the volume. We can 40 "-I- Kotttr and Jim Wood of Layton, has earned the Arrow of Light kinko's 4 t' ' The new way 933 to office; Layton, UT 84041 fax 543-333- 0 More than 850 locations worldwide. For the location nearest you call N. Main 543-43- 10 TIM SCHOONStendard-Exarmne- r Scott Carter puts up a hook shot while joining recess at Whitesides Elementary School. TAKING HIS BEST SHOT: to him as the recess guy. He recently stepped inside the classroom, telling what he called a fractured fairy tale, a wacky take-of- f on nursery rhyme "Old Mother Hubbard. Kids cackled as his tale drifted wildly off course. The points to let them have fun, he said after the performance. I just go there, be myself and do what I like to do. It doesn't cost me anything, but its good for them. Students give back to the city as well, sending birthday cards to every city employee and singing at the city's Christmas lighting program. Principal Karen Passey sees a marked improvement in children's attitudes. She says tutoring cuts down on discipline problems Holiday crafts offered for children LAYTON - Layton City Parks and Recreation is now accepting registrations for holiday arts and craft classes for ages 5 to t Fawcatt Swim. Painting and decorating bats and Jack o lanterns, stuffed pumpkins, pilgrims and turkey wall hangings are the projects for this season. The cost is $20. Registration can be completed from 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday at the recreation office inside the SurfN Swim building, 465 N. Wasatch Drive. in on and builds It establishes friendship and trust. 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