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RCPNA Special Board Meeting 5/5/2020, 7 to 9 PM. Virtual program

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RCPNA Board Meeting Agenda 5 -5-2020-1-TDR

The meeting will be held in a virtual context on ZOOM and will be live streamed to You Tube.   The live stream can be viewed via this link:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCI6mOeBKe8NHEe-xuoK2fsA/live


There are three main topics:

  • Planning for the May 26 Spring General Meeting with a quest speaker and stories from RCP residents on their COVID-19 experiences.
  • Develop the process to elect RCPNA Board members for 2020-2021 at the May 26 meeting.
  • Presentation of opposing views on the practicing of the Overhead Continuous Descent Approach maneuver over residential neighborhoods by the Oregon Air National Guard 142nd Wing.  Documents on the issue can be found here.  Representatives from the coalition of neighbors opposing the practice, and from the Oregon Air National Guard, will participate.  RCPNA has been asked to support the neighbors effort.

 

 

 

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RCPNA Board Meeting 4/7/2020, 7 to 9 PM, Live streamed on Facebook

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RCPNA Board Meeting Agenda 4/7/2020

RCPNA Board Meeting 2020-April 7 Video

RCPNA is utilizing ZOOM to conduct the regular April Board Meeting.

The meeting will be live streamed on Facebook.  It is not necessary to have a Facebook account or to log in to access the live stream.  On the Facebook home page locate the “Watch” icon and click on it.  In the search field enter “rcpna”  The video should be accessible from that location.

 

 

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Rose City Park School Informational Meeting for Vietnamese Dual Language Immersion Program

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“Dual language immersion (DLI) education provides social, cognitive and academic benefits to children and prepares them to be successful in a global society. Portland Public Schools offers free programs in five languages: Spanish, Japanese, Mandarin, Russian and Vietnamese. 
Our own Rose City Park Elementary houses the Vietnamese program, which is relatively new and usually has no wait-list. That means families interested in foreign language immersion will have greater odds of enrollment in this program. Native and non-native Vietnamese families looking for a challenging, engaging and highly beneficial language and social program should apply. Attendance at Kinder Connect on Feb. 18 or 26 is mandatory for entering a DLI lottery.”

A Vietnamese family in the Overlook neighborhood with two young kids in the Vietnamese DLI program is happy to answer questions, open to forming study/play groups, and provide general support for families interested. Please contact Sarah-Truclinh Tran (st.tran@gmail.com) if you’d like to chat about the Vietnamese program with a family.”  

 

 

 

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