La Asociación de Padres del Colegio Notre Dame tiene a la venta el video de la obra de navidad, es su meta vender 200 copias pro recaudación de fondos para nuevas computadoras en el Computer Lab, sólo hasta que se cumpla la meta serán entregados los videos, separa el tuyo con tiempo..... La cinta contiene el fabuloso sonido de Luis Mansilla ganador de 6 premios Grammy, grabado a dos cámaras SONY para acercamientos y tomas panorámicas, sin cortes, ni narradores toda una película donde tus hijos son las estrellas.

Les publicamos en el canal del colegio algunas fotos de la obra con parte de la música y el sonido, imagínense lo espectacular que se grabó el video.------>http://www.youtube.com/user/NOTREDAMEDR

ENTRA A NUESTRO CANAL DE YOU TUBE Y DISFRUTA DE LAS FOTOS DE LA CEREMONIA DEL ENCENDIDO DEL ÁRBOL DE NAVIDAD EN EL COLEGIO.

http://www.youtube.com/user/NOTREDAMEDR

EXAMEN CUATRIMESTRAL DE EDUCACIÓN FÍSICA

  3A INVESTIGA Y ESCRIBE LA HISTORIA DEL VOLLEYBALL. DIBUJA UNA CANCHA DE VOLLEYBALL. 

The weather is hampering communications. This is the fourth day in a row with heavy cloud cover. Lost the remaining power on our cell phone to get this information out today.

Everyone is doing well. We changed our route to shorten todays hike. Hope to get more information out tomorrow.

"Greetings Xpedition team members and followers all over world!"

From Daniel Herrera in 2nd grade class, NOTRE DAME SCHOOL OF SANTO DOMINGO, Santo Domingo, in the Dominican Republic - How is the weather in kilimanjaro mountain? The weather varies greatly. As you read in our journal entry above, today it is very cool, cloudy, we are shrouded in clouds and we cannot see very far. We hope that before we reach the summit we climb above the clouds. Typically September and October are warmer than other months and it is a good time to climb Mt. Kilimanjaro. In April, May, November and early December it rains often and sometimes snows.

Today the xpedition team hiked across the Shira Plateau. After 2 days of steep ascent, today was not nearly as much elevation change, but they covered 4-5 miles (7-8 Km).

To see today's journal entry, and photos:
http://xpeditiononline.com/09journal.html#kili3

To see the entire journal:
http://xpeditiononline.com/09journal.html

If you have a Question for one of the Team Members while on the Mountain
feel free to e-mail us at questions@xpeditiononline.com

Thanks for your Support

The GLOBE Season & Biomes & Xpedition Teams

Starting out today we were in the rain forest, but we quickly ascended the mountain, climbing into the heath zone. Here, there are few trees. The vegetation is mostly shrubs, tall grasses and wildflowers. As we were walking today....
To see today's journal entry, with photos and answers to questions:
http://xpeditiononline.com/09journal.html#kili2

To see the entire journal:
http://xpeditiononline.com/09journal.html

If you have a Question for one of the Team Members while on the Mountain
feel free to e-mail us at questions@xpeditiononline.com

Thanks for your Support

Everyone made it to the first camp ok. The Xpedition is off to a good start. Most of the day was spent getting our gear together, loading it onto the bus. Then we had a long bus ride to the park gate. After what seemed like a very long time, while our guides paid the park fees, and registered us, we were finally cleared to enter the Kilimanjaro National Park.

Spirits are high, excitement is building. Look at the map below. We are many miles from the summit of Mt. Kilimanjaro. We cannot see the peak yet. We all wonder what the mountian will look like, how much snow will be on its peak. We are starting our journey by walking in the rain forest. Its not really raining, but everything is damp and cool. There is a mist around us, like being in the clouds... fog. This weather is typical of a rain forest. The ground is wet. We are spending our first night in an area dense with trees and shrubs. This area is named "Forest Camp".

Take yourselves on the adventure of a lifetime!

From 24 September to 2 October 2009, follow in the footsteps of a team of GLOBE students, educators & scientists as they attempt to summit Mt. Kilimanjaro, the tallest mountain in all of Africa.

GLOBE teachers and students around the world are invited to interact with Xpedition Members via e-mail while on the mountain. The Team will answer questions about their research as well as their experiences climbing the tallest free standing mountain on earth. First read about Tanzania and Mt. Kilimamjaro on the site----> http://www.xpeditiononline.com/xpedition09.htm     Click on location tosearch for information

La gripe AH1N1 no ha sido erradicada del país, por el contrario, hay más casos que al principio del verano, por ello les recordamos a los padres la importancia de supervisar y promover: la limpieza del alumno especialmente manos, ojos y oidos, higiene en sus útiles escolares y luncheras, la ingesta de vitamina C para aumentar la defensa y la necesidad de chequear con el pediatra si su hijo(a) presenta síntomas de la influenza para una temprana atención médica y para prevenir contagios.

Para más información, consulte con el departamento de enfermería del colegio.