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100
Black Men of North Metro Day
at North Springs High
School read
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Black Men of North Metro Day
at North Springs High
School
SPECIAL
EVENT: Wednesday, February 3, 2010
North Springs Charter School of
Arts and Sciences
7447 Roswell Road, Sandy Springs
30328
Contact
person: John
Caine
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contact
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message
from Harold Hamilton, North
Metro Chapter President:
You
know how they say that there are
not enough African-American
males in the school
system. Well there are
plenty in the jail system, and
the majority of them do not have
a high school education.
Ever think that some of our
young men perhaps don't finish
school because they don't
understand the importance of
education? Perhaps it was
because there was NO ADULT there
that looked like them at the
school they attended. In
today's world, it is NOT
uncommon for an African-American
child to attend all 12 years of
school and NEVER have an
African-American Male Teacher! |
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Well the 100 Black Men of North
Metro is going to REPRESENT!!!
Imagine this: 20 successful African
American males all converging at one
school on the same day!!! Image
the impact that we will have on that
school. Real men giving real
time to make a difference. On February
3, 2010 from 8:30am - 3pm, we will be
at North Springs High School visiting
classes. And guess what - the
teachers are ecstatic! 15
teachers have already requested us to
attend their classes - some for an
hour, some for 3 hours and some even
all day! What a glorious
sight...20 of the 100 Black Men of
North Metro Chapter Members all
dressed in suits - coming to share
their stories and words of wisdom!!
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FOLLOW
UP COMMENTS AND MESSAGES:
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Subject:
THANK YOU - 100 Black Men of North
Metro
Gentlemen,
My
heartfelt thank you to all of the
brothers of the 100 Black Men of North
Metro! Also, a special, special thank
you to the gentlemen from Lockheed,
EMC, and other organizations, who
worked side-by-side with our
membership. The students, teachers and
administrators of North Spring Charter
High School (NSCHS) were impressed and
amazed. I am confident that our
efforts at NSCHS will pay dividends
today, tomorrow, and well into the
future.
Brothers
All....WELL DONE!
John B.
Caine, II
North Metro Chapter Member
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Subject:
RE: THANK YOU - 100 Black Men of North
Metro
On behalf
of Dr. Lisa Stueve and the North
Springs Charter High School Community,
I would like to thank the 100 Black
Men of North Metro and all others that
gave of their time and talents to the
students of North Springs. I have not
heard any thing but positive comments
regarding the event.
Thank you
again for your participation.
Michael
Howard
Assistant
Principal
North
Springs Charter School of Arts and
Sciences
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Subject:
Thank you 100 hundred men
Dr. Stueve,
I just
finished a conversation with my
freshman about her day at high school.
As she said, "it was very
cool!" referencing that
particular period in which she got to
listen to a Medical Doctor talk about
his profession and his experiences in
an Emergency Room. The depth and
breadth of NSCHS's science curriculum
was one of the main reasons we chose
to send Madison to North Springs.
Madison thinks she might like to be a
doctor. Having the opportunity to hear
a doctor's real life experiences in
the medical field as well as answer
questions about that profession was a
terrific bonus for her (and for us).
Thank you for making that happen with
100 Hundred Black Men!
Donna
Jennewine
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Subject:
Thank you
Dear Mr.
Handy,
I wanted to
thank you for your time today. The
students were completely engaged with
your story. I know that they took away
a new found hope after interacting
with you. Your ability to relate to
them and understand where they are
coming from was a wonderful asset to
the class. I couldn’t wait to
send this because I could feel a life
being positively affected by your
story. I will beam the whole day
because of that. As you saw yourself,
the class is full of bright young men
and women who for varying reasons need
encouragement. My first period class
is Basic Read and Write. It is an
elective class for 9th graders who
need remediation in reading and
writing. I have Marquaise and Keyonna
in my lit class too. I believe that
Marquaise may volunteer at the
aquarium and I’m thrilled that he
sees more opportunity/options in his
immediate future than he did. Again,
thank you.
Ann Marie
Lewis
9th Grade
Literature
North
Springs High School
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Subject:
Thank you
Joseph,
On behalf
of North Springs Charter High School,
we would like to thank you for your
time last Wednesday. The students
could not stop talking about how
impactful your story was and how “real”
you were. It is always a rare delight
to have a guest speaker in class, but
it is surprisingly refreshing when the
students receive as much out of it as
I do. I am sure that you do not have
the opportunity to do many classroom
visits in your line of work, but it
seems that you have a natural gift
with young people; you are welcome to
come back whenever you would like.
Don-Michael
Smith M.Ed.
IRR
Literature Teacher/Case Manager
Assistant Boys and Girls Swim Team
Coach
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