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The Livingston Parish
Fair will be held during the week of October
1-9, 2011.
This is a perfect venue
to showcase the efforts of our fine
educational system in a “fun” setting.
The Livingston Parish
Fair Association has provided us with the
following events to promote our schools’
role in Livingston Parish life:
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SPECIAL NEEDS CHILDREN’S DAY (Children
with an IEP)
Wednesday,
October 5, 2011 at 10:00 a.m. Please
note that all games and rides will not
be open/operating at this time.
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SCHOOL EXHIBITS
(See Below)
Contact:
Donald.Gill @ lpsb.org
or
phone (686-4253)
Due
Date:
9/23/2011
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POSTER CONTEST
Contact:
Karen McDonald (686-0674)
Due Date:
9/23/2011
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ESSAY CONTEST
(Theme:
“What is your favorite
Southern tradition and why? ”
Contact:
Karen McDonald (686-0674)
Due Date:
9/23/2011
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ACADEMIC FUN BOWLS
(Thurs & Friday
10/6&7)
Contact:
Ruben Spillman Jr. @ 664-4189
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CHEERLEADING CONTEST – Both Jr. & High
Sch. (Fri – 10/7)
Pre-register by Oct. 6, 2011
Contact:
Sharon Juhasz @ 294-5749
YOUR SCHOOL PATRONS AND STUDENTS ARE EAGER
TO SEE AN EXHIBIT FROM YOUR SCHOOL ….LET’S
HAVE 100% PARTICIPATION!!
SCHOOL EXHIBIT THEME:
“WHAT DO YOU WANT TO BE?’
The EXHIBITS will be “placed”
on MONDAY OR TUESDAY, Oct. 3-4, 2011 (8 am -
4 pm).
NOTE: Please have exhibits
completed by 4pm on Tuesday for public
display.
FIRST COME – FIRST SERVED: CORNER AREAS TO
BE BY DRAWING
EXHIBIT REMOVAL is Sunday, Oct. 9, 1:00 p.m.
to 5:00 and Monday, Oct. 10,
8:00 a.m. to noon.
The following regulations will apply:
1 - Each school shall use its own discretion
as to the type of exhibit that fits the
theme given.
2 - Space will be provided for Industrial
Arts, Trades & Industries, Home Economics,
4-H Clubs, Vocational Agriculture, or other
school organizations.
3 - Each school shall be allotted a space 8’
long.
Other dimensions of the exhibit space
are
diagrammed in the premium catalog. (5’-
tall, 30” slanted shelf table-top, 28”
apron).
All surface area of the space is
covered with ¼” plywood and electricity is
available to each space.
4.
All electronics used in an exhibit
are
the responsibility of each school, not LPFA.
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