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Did you know that fruits and vegetables are packed with vitamins that help your body grow strong and stay healthy? Try to “eat the rainbow” by choosing fruits and vegetables of different colors each day. Each color provides different nutrients your body needs. Carrots are rich in vitamin A, which helps keep your eyes healthy and supports good vision—especially in dim light!
We’re excited to offer summer programming for all OCSU students at the following sites:
Glover (Middle School)
Orleans (Elementary)
Barton (Elementary)
Transportation is available! Bussing will be provided to and from your child’s hometown school if they are attending a site outside of their town, making it easy for everyone to join in the fun.
Be sure to register by May 8th! Click the links below or scan the QR code to sign up:
Glover (Middle School): https://forms.gle/yqGkjzxDCGBKcJuCA
Orleans (Elementary): https://forms.gle/yBU7RqYXrdoAFbMA7
Barton (Elementary): https://forms.gle/5DWSmZ9F8rEi1cyv6
If you have any questions, please reach out to Rachelle Gray. Let’s make it a summer full of fun, learning, and connection!
LR Spring Chorus Concert
Barton, VT - On Wednesday, April 29th at 7:00 PM the Lake Region Union HS Chorus and Select Chorus will present their Spring concert at the Barton United Church. The concert features folk music from Scotland, England, Ireland, England, Corsica, Croatia, Georgia and Spain. The concert concludes with a set of American civil rights songs. Highlights include "El Vito" from Spain, "O Danny Boy" and "Mairi's Wedding" from Ireland, "Arolo" from Georgia and the traditional spiritual, "We Shall Not Be Moved." Accompanist is Mark Violette and the music director is Dr. Sara Doncaster. Admission is free, but donations will be gratefully accepted in support of the Music Activities Fund. For further information, please call Dr. Sara Doncaster at (802) 754 - 2500 x219 or email at sdoncaster@ocsu.org
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