Showing posts with label community school. Show all posts
Showing posts with label community school. Show all posts

April 5, 2012

Community School Plant Sale


Annuals, Perennials, Vegetables & Herbs starting at $1 for a 4-inch pot


Hanging Baskets $10 each or two for $18


The $8.00 salad bowls and pansy pots are back, the Fuschias are getting ready to flourish, and so much more. Come out to our sales, or email communityschool@cprdnewberg.org for order information. To purchase a salad bowl, call 503.519.5747 to arrange to pick up at the Community School Greenhouse. Proceeds help fund Community School programs and scholarships for children.


Featuring Themed Gardens - Buy 20 plants for $18


Butterfly Garden collection
Invite the Butterflies to your house with this collection: Columbine, Cosmos or Rose Mallow, Delphinium, Echinacea, Lupine, Marigold, Alyssum


Beneficial Bugs Garden collection
Attracting the good bugs means not having the bad bugs! - Columbine, Delphinium, Gaillardia, Lupine, Candytuft or Clarkia, Marigold, Chamomile, Alyssum


Sat., April 21

9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.

Community School Greenhouse

Mabel Rush Elementary School grounds

1441 Deborah Road in Newberg


Sat., April 28

9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Yamhill County Master Gardeners Sale

at the Yamhill County Fairgrounds

2070 NE Lafayette Ave. in McMinnville


Sat., May 12

9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.

Community School Greenhouse

Mabel Rush Elementary School grounds

1441 Deborah Road in Newberg

January 10, 2012

Don't Miss Family Math Night!

  • Community School's Family Math Night (A NHS Senior Project)
  • 6:30 - 8 p.m.
  • Thursday, Jan. 19, 2012
  • at the Mountain View Middle School Commons
  • Free!

December 6, 2011

Holiday Gift Workshop



Take time this season to help a child make an original gift. Choose from a number of projects and prices on a first-come, first-serve basis. Projects usually include working with beads, fabric, wood, ceramics, painting, and more. Also enjoy a visit from Santa and Mrs. Claus. No need to register in advance.


Ages 5 - 12 (accompanied by an adult)

Chehalem Adult Enrichment Center

101 West Foothills Drive in Newberg

(adjacent to Crater Elementary School)

Wednesday, Dec. 7

6:30 - 8:30 p.m.


Cost is per project. Each project is $5 or less.



November 18, 2011

September 14, 2011

Community School Programmer Position Open

CPRD has an opening for a part-time Community School Programmer. You can find the details on the employment section of our website.

July 11, 2011

Summer Sizzles with Community School!

There are lots of fun and educational things going on through Community School right now.

Upcoming Classes & Camps

• SummerFest is almost here. “Color My World” classes will explore Fine Arts and Culture from other continents
• Dance Dance Dance (balance, flexibility, poise and cardio)
• Sing Out! Middle School Summer Choir
• Scholarships available

SummerFest classes are taught by George Fox University Master of Arts in Teaching students. Always full of high-energy, hands-on activities and fun, kids love this week-long afternoon camp at Edwards Elementary July 18-22. Sign up today.

Ages 7-9

Color My World – Japan
Take a trip to the exciting islands of Japan. During our journey together, you’ll have the opportunity to try out your new chopsticks, make your own kind of special seal, and maybe even learn a few words of Japanese! Through crafts and stories, games and activities, you’ll walk away with a greater knowledge and interest of this fascinating and rich culture.

Color My World – Egypt
Hop on your camel and let’s get ready to explore. We’re on our way through Egypt to find mummies, pyramids, Pharaohs, and much more. You will have the opportunity to make Egyptian headdresses, build your own pyramid, write your name in hieroglyphics and explore the curse of the Pharaohs. These are just a few of the fun activities, so join us on our journey through Egypt!

Color My World – South Pacific
Come fly with us to the Hawaiian and Polynesian Islands. Stops along the way also include New Zealand and Fiji. Explore the islands culture through Hawaiian Legends, Tiki Masks, Native foods, language and the art of Hula dancing. Let us show you what the Aloha spirit is all about.

Ages 9-11

Color My World – North Africa
Welcome to the Mediterranean! This is your gateway to a culture filled with mystery and history. Let’s explore through rhythm, drama, arts & crafts! We will learn about their language, scenery, and symbols. Find out how students in Morocco live, and why this place brings out the best in you!

Color My World, India – Namaste
Welcome to India, the land of elephants, beaded jewels and mythical stories. Come find hidden treasures with us! This week we’ll be exploring the depth of riches in historical and cultural life in India, through the importance of animal life to the populace, the ceremonial dress and architecture, and traditional food and dance. Your children will bring home stories, beads, and masks, and wonderful memories and an understanding of India.

Plus...

Dance is creative and aerobic. Develop a love of dance in your child now and they’ll be hooked for a lifetime. High-energy dance camps are performance-oriented and open for registration now.

Sing with other students in this middle school version of a glee club. Students will practice singing in parts, develop their pitch and learn breathing techniques to help develop performance skills. Class begins July 18.

Art Exploration on George Fox University campus
Stained "glass", nature drawing, origami, bead-making, modgepodge and clay fun. Art Extravaganza Camps are filling up.

Explore the Great Outdoors in a forest classroom
Green Scene and Walk on the Wild Side camps are coming up. Don't miss the fun.

Scholarships are available; inquire when you register in person at Chehalem Aquatic and Fitness Center.

April 13, 2011

Community School Greenhouse plants for sale





CPRD's Community School is kicking off their annual spring plant sale! Proceeds help provide Community School scholarships for local kids.

Porch pots are available now. Choose a Viola bowl or a mixed green salad lettuce bowl for only $5 each. NOTE! Salad bowls are sold out! Viola bowls are still available.

Annual and perennial flowers, herbs, vegetables and 10” hanging Fuchsia baskets will be ready soon and will start at $1 for a 4” pot.

Email communityschool@cprd.org for a full plant list with prices, to order and to arrange for pick-up. Or come browse through our greenhouse at one of our open greenhouse sales!

Scheduled sale dates

Saturday, April 29 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. at the Yamhill County Fairgrounds Master Gardeners' Sale

Saturday, May 7 9 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. at the Community School greenhouse

All plants are sold on a first-come, first-served basis.

February 22, 2011

Sign up now for Parenting with Love & Logic


Antonia Crater Library

Instructor Jennifer Bass

This two-part workshop will highlight practical Love & Logic techniques such as offering choices, setting limits without anger and providing consequences with empathy. Great as a refresher to the full class or as an introduction to the L&L tools. Uses the same workbook* as the full Love and Logic class offered in the Fall.


No childcare available. Questions? Contact Jen Bass at 503-554-4973 or bassj@newberg.k12.or.us


Limited scholarships are available; contact Jen Bass.

Ages: Adults

When: Sat 9:00-11:30am

Dates: Mar. 5 & Mar. 12

Fee: Early: $25/$30

Regular: $30/$35


* Workbook is a separate one-time fee of $10.00. Purchase first session if needed.

January 10, 2011

Sign up now for Beginning Mandarin Chinese


Ages: 12 to Adult
Monday and Wednesday, 6:40-8:00 p.m.
Class starts Jan. 19, 2011
Registration open now
NHS Room D104
$145 In-District/$174 Out-of-District

NEWBERG, Ore. - Chehalem Park and Recreation District’s Community School program is proud to offer a course in Beginning Mandarin Chinese. Felix Loo says he is excited to offer this course in the Newberg/Dundee area.

Loo says the timing is right to offer this course here because many residents travel to China on business or work with Chinese speakers.

“My objective is to give people in the region the opportunity to learn Chinese,” said Loo. Loo, born and raised in Taiwan, began speaking Mandarin as a child through immersion, as it is the official dialect used by Chinese and Taiwan governments. He holds a M.A. in teaching and is a licensed teacher for K-8 grades. He also holds a master’s degree in computer science. He is also a “certified language interpreter” in the state of Washington, he says.

Loo taught Mandarin at Portland State University for 15 years. He teaches elementary grades through the Community School program through the City of Lake Oswego, and has taught high school as well.

“The Chinese language is very unique,” says Loo. It has a different sound, the characters are written, and one syllable is pronounced at a time.

To register, visit www.cprdnewberg.org. You can also register in person at Chehalem Aquatic and Fitness Center at 1802 Haworth Avenue in Newberg, or by phone at (503) 538-7454 or (503) 537-2909.

January 3, 2011

Dutch Bros. fundraiser brings $2150 to Community School


Dutch Bros.' recent Buck for Kids Day in Newberg raised $2150 for CPRD's Community School program. Thank you to all who bought a coffee drink that day! And thanks to owners Ryan and Abby Hawkins!

December 9, 2010

Dutch Bros. benefits Community School Friday!


All day Friday, December 10th, profits from both Newberg Dutch Bros. will benefit the CPRD Community School program.

Proceeds will go toward scholarships for children who would like to participate in afterschool programs (such as our 5th Grade Band, beginning in January 2011).

Go once...go twice...our local kids will thank you!

November 30, 2010

Holiday Gift Workshop


Take time this season to help a child make an original gift. Choose from a number of projects and prices on a first-come, first-served basis. Projects include beaded jewelry, keychains, fleece scarves and pillows, wooden bird houses, travel mugs and painted ceramics.

August 3, 2010

Catching Crayfish in Outdoor School


Outdoor School is a new Community School program. This week, children visited Magness Memorial Tree Farm, catching crawdads, exploring trails and learning about the ways and uses of the forest.