Month: March 2016

Looking for a way to keep the kiddo(s) engaged this summer? La Paloma Academy’s Summer Camp runs from May 23 through July 22, 7:30 a.m. – 6 p.m. With monthly themes and daily activities, including tae kwon do, volleyball, movies, and field trips, the kids will love it. Parents will love the enrichment classes meant to keep young minds focused and engaged.

Check out the flyer for more information and don’t miss out on the Early Bird Registration Special on Saturday, April 16.

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Spring testing signals the close of the school year and can be a stressful time for all involved—students, parents, teacher, and school administrators and staff. During the week of March 28, students, from grade 3 up, across the state of Arizona will be taking the AzMERIT test; 4^th and 8^th graders will also be taking the AIMS Science Test.

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No matter what you choose, La Paloma Academy’s Fun Race will be a great time for all. Saturday, April 23, from 9 a.m. – 2 p.m., at La Paloma Central’s campus, there will be obstacle courses, a dunk tank, raffles, food, and more. Participation is $15 per person, get your pledges now.

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The Deadline Looms

April 15 traditionally closes tax season every year. If you haven’t filed yet, there is still time to earn the 2015 Arizona school tax credit. Arizona law (ARS 43-1098.01) allows tax payers to receive a tax credit of up to $400 for donations that benefit students in public schools. This credit lowers your state tax debt dollar for dollar.

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March is Women’s History Month, and the 2016 theme, as stated in the title of this feature, is dedicated to honoring women in public service and government. This month typically features events and efforts to recognize and focus on the contributions of women and their “consistently overlooked and undervalued” roles in national and world history. The inroads and work of women in government and activism is sometimes missed and outright ignored, especially when their attention is focused on achieving actionable goals rather than recognition.

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