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 Brownies meet weekly after school. The girls just completed a successful Girl Scout Cookie fundraiser. |
 Under sponsorship of the Big Sur Arts Initiative, two after school violin classes have begun. Students from grades one through five are participating. |
 The Waste Management District entertained and informed students & staff about recycling at an assembly on the Cooper Stage. |
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The Carmel Unified District School Board at its annual Captain Cooper School meeting. Front: Dr. Dan Hightower, Annette Yee Steck, Amy Funt. Back: Ernie Lostrom, Superintendent, Marvin Biasotti, and School Board President, Howard Given. |
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This year's 5K crew (part of the Big Sur International Marathon) met to stretch before the run. Captain Cooper School came in Third Place in the "250 Students and Under" Division for greatest percentage of registrants, winning $500 for the school. Fifth Grader, Shelby Hawthorne, won first place in her division. Andrew Velasquez came in with the fastest time of the Big Sur student runners-- though not a category, a fine accomplishment! Congratulations to all who participated, whether as runners or volunteers. |
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The Carmel School Board presented Meg Alvarez with the Red Apple Award for the year 2001. In addition to her duties at the school, Meg is Parent Club treasurer, Brownie leader, produces the school yearbook, and sponsored a successful school fundraiser. We applaud her exceptional dedication and spirit! |
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| Students speak before the Board at this year's site meeting. Their topic: Improving School Lunches! |
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| Students display beaded jewelry made during the Weekly Elective Period held each Friday. Yolanda Ortega, ESL teacher, works with the children on this and other projects. |
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The Sea Horse is among tens of animals produced by the children under Sra. Ortega's direction. |
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Carnival The Captain Cooper Carnival has been the main Parent Club fundraiser for the school since its opening in 1962. The Carnival is our main source of funding for program enrichment, field trips, and classroom resources. Below are the businesses and individuals who have supported the event over the years. The Parent Club, Staff, and Students of Captain Cooper School would like to sincerely thank everyone that has helped make our Carnivals a success. |
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Fox, Inc. Adventures by the Sea Albertsons Alan and Mary Ann Jardine B.Dalton Booksellers Bagel Bakery Baskin Robbins Big Sur Bazaar & Deli Big Sur Health Center Big Sur Lodge & Restaurant Big Sur Loma Vista Big Sur Village Pub Brintons Cactus Jack's & Jack London's Chevys Coast Gallery Children's Experimental Theater Cornucopia Natural Foods Daniel Green, DDS Deetjen's Big Sur Inn Del Monte Gardens Disneyland Dream Theater El Estero Boating Esalen Institute First Night Monterey First Watch Awakenings Flowers by Kate Healy Frank Enea Dairies Galaxy 6 and Lighthouse Cinemas Gianni's Pizza Glen Oaks Motel GMR Custom Photo Lab Granary Market |
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AmericaHearst Castle Highlands Inn and Pacific Edge Hogs Breath Inn II Fornaio Inns of Monterey Juice Club Laguna Seca Raceway Learning Depot Linda Fisher Ballet Longs Drug Store Lucia Lodge Marie Callender's Marine World Africa USA McDonald's Hamburgers Mission Ranch Restaurant Molera Horseback Tours Monte Vista Market Monterey Bay Aquarium Monterey County Bank Monterey Sport and Fishing Cruises Monterey Sports Center Mulberry Bookshop for Children Music Unlimited Nepenthe Northridge Mall Oakland A's Panny's Hair Care Paris Bakery Pebble Beach Co. Peninsula Tire Service Pepper's Mexicali Cafe Pezzini Farms Poppy Hill's Golf Course Post Ranch Inn |
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