April 2008 Issue 5

Patriot Press
Writing Staff
Editor: Ms. Ethridge

PPOCP Student Staff:

K. Balla
F. Inoa
A. Lichauco
M. Sagun
J. Yun


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Softball Season

As they do every year, Washington held tryouts for their softball team on 3/12-3/13/08. The girls demonstrated throwing, catching, and batting which was included in the tryouts for it is essential for a softball player. These positions were open to girls in grades 6th through 8th which 27 girls tried out. After a hard and trying two days, 16 girls were chosen for this team. The co-coach, Ms.O’Connor says, “It was very hard, a lot of girls did well but we couldn’t pick more than 16”. So far the positions are as follows: pitcher- Lizette Cruz or Franchely Inoa, catcher-Kassandra Sanchez. Practices are held at least two times a week to prepare for the season. Only the girls with the mental and physical strength were chosen for this team.Washington School softball has had winning seasons these past three years and hopes to do well this year too.

All games are all played at the16th Street field #3 @ 6:00pm (except for the June 2nd game, it will be played at 4:00pm)

 

Date
Opossing Team
4/10/08
Midtown
4/21/08
St. Andrews
4/23/08
St. Vincents
4/30/08
Mt. Carmel
5/1/08
P.S. #14
5/5/08
St. Vincents
5/6/08
Midtown
5/8/08
Mt. Carmel
5/16/08
P.S. #14
5/20/08
Henry Harris
5/21/08
Woodrow
5/27/08
St. Andrews
5/28/08
Woodrow
6/2/08
Henry Harris

 

By: K. Balla, A. Lichauco, M. Sagun,F. Inoa, and J. Yun

Upcoming Events
4/8 - Week of the young Child Dinner
4/11 - 12:50 Dismissal
4/14 - 4/18 Spring Break
4/22 - Earth Day & Spring Photos
4/24 - Faculty Meeting

Week Of The Young Child


Washington School tecahers tie-dye their T-shirts for the Week of the Young Child.

As a time honored tradition, the primary grade teachers of Washington Community School are getting creative to think of activities and programs for the young students. To kick off the week, teachers and students tie-dyed t-shirts in Washington colors to show their pride. Ms. Morreale ordered the beautiful colors from a company in Colorado. All the teachers and students gathered in the cafeteria to do the coloring. “Everyone is very excited about this project,” said Ms. O’Connor. Both teachers and students were having fun making patterns and coloring the shirts. Everyone will be wearing the shirts on Friday. Other activities taking place this week are the Annual Week of The Young Child Dinner to be held Tuesday night at the Chandelier at 4:00pm.

Pictured above is Ms. Morreale preparing the
colors for the T-shirts.

By: K. Ethridge

 

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