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| Twice-weekly 75-minute classes in small groups, Upcoming Events Academic Competition March 27. Results can be found by clicking here. Registration for Fall 2008 is ready! If you submitted course requests for Fall, 2008, then we built a schedule around those requests. That schedule is now online . Find it by clicking on Fall 2008 Information at left. If you submitted course requests YOU STILL NEED TO REGISTER FOR FALL! This year, since registration is beginning much earlier than in previous years, we have decided that a down payment of $100 per FAMILY will hold your place in classes that fill quickly. If the remainder of registration and materials fees are not paid by June 10, you may lose your position in those classes. Garage Sale! Moved forward to the all-county garage sale date of Saturday, April 26. Save your loot! Deliver it to Julie Anderson on Friday, April 25. A bake sale will be part of this, so you can help out by preparing something for that as well. Organizers are Julie Anderson and Gretchen Hoey. June 5, Thursday, Open House. This is a change in dates. Bring friends interested in ZLO. NOW ONLINE We spend many hours counseling parents of high schoolers about what to do about high school, ZLO classes that count toward graduation, ZLO classes that count toward college entrance. Our presentation on all things concerned with planning for high school is now online. Click on Podcasts at left, and choose Opening Doors. Please, if you have not heard this presentation yet, go listen to it. Now. Please. Other planning resources for high school are under that button, at left. Mrs. Taylor will be off to a new adventure next year! She is so phenomenal that we are looking for 2-3 people to replace her. I'm happy to say we've found one of them. The ZLO English teachers are excited about welcoming Sharon Dixon to the English department. She will teach Honors English courses at high school level for 2008-09. Mrs. Dixon comes to us with extensive teaching experience in both large classroom and small classroom settings in both Christian and public schools. Her teaching style and depth of commitment to her students are a perfect fit for ZLO. Here is what some of our teachers have to say about Mrs. Dixon: “I hand-picked Mrs. Dixon to replace me in the Honors English track at ZLO, and I am convinced that she is the very best choice. We’re working together for a smooth transition; be assured that her course content and challenge level will be consistent with what we’ve already developed in the Honors courses.” - Nancy Taylor “I taught with Mrs. Dixon at Evergreen Christian School. I’m impressed with her broad range of knowledge in literature and writing, as well as her insight that allows her to challenge students. She will be a strong member of our team to help prepare students for college classes and entrance exams.” - Christie Miller “I also have taught with Mrs. Dixon. She is a highly qualified educator with extensive knowledge and experience.” -Victoria Bash “Two of my children had the privilege of having Mrs. Dixon as their English and art teacher at Evergreen Christian School. They have stated that they enjoyed and learned more from her instruction than their honors and AP classes in public high school.” - Lyn Scott
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Zacchaeus Learning Opportunities / Zacchaeus Academy admits students of any race, color, and national or ethnic origin to all rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at our school. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, and ethnic origin in administration of our educational policies, admission policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs. | ||
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