THANK YOU!!.. to all our Family and Friends that came out last night to our Dive-In movie BBQ and help make it a successful EVENT!! -CHAMPION SCHOOLS STAFF:)
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Champion Schools Dive-in Movie and Free BBQ Dinner for all Familys and Friends to Enjoy!!! @ SOUTH MOUNTAIN YMCA Tomorrow Wednesday, June 29th 5-9pm
Tomorrow Wednesday June 29th 5-9pm… Come Celebrate our Brand New Campus Next Door and see how fast its growing!!.. Enjoy a Free BBQ Dinner and Swimming with your Friends while a Giant Movie Screen is Placed at the end of the Pool!!.. Bring your Family and Friends to enjoy this exciting event!
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3 on 3 Basketball Tournament…. Event will be held at the Parks & Rec Center 212 E. Alta Vista phoenix,AZ 85040 June, 25th 2011 9-1:00pm.. Come support our SCHOOL SPIRIT!!
CHAMPION SCHOOLS is putting together a 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament to find out who is the best of the best in our community and to be crowned CHAMPION!!… Good Luck to all our teams!
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NIKE ‘SPARQ’ SPORTS CLINIC & BBQ (FREE) AT SOUTH MOUNTAIN COMMUNITY CENTER THURSDAY JUNE 23, 3-6PM
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Track Invitational ’11 Preview
The 2nd Annual Champion Schools Track Invitational is tomorrow, April 29th at Hoy Stadium on the campus of Phoenix College.
Order of Events
Long Jump begins at 5:30PM/Running events at 6:00PM
1. Long Jump 5th/6th Girls
2. Long Jump 5th/6th Boys
3. Long Jump 7th/8th Girls
4. Long Jump 7th/8th Boys
5. 1600 Meter Run 5th/6th
6. 1600 Meter Run 7th/8th
7. 50 Meter Dash 5th/6th Girls
8. 50 Meter Dash 5th/6th Boys
9. 50 Meter Dash 7th/8th Girls
10. 50 Meter Dash 7th/8th Boys
11. 100 Meter Dash 5th/6th Girls
12. 100 Meter Dash 5th/6th Boys
13. 100 Meter Dash 7th/8th Girls
14. 100 Meter Dash 7th/8th Boys
15. 400 Meter Dash 5th/6th Girls
16. 400 Meter Dash 5th/6th Boys
17. 400 Meter Dash 7th/8th Girls
18. 400 Meter Dash 7th/8th Boys
19. 4×100 Meter Relay 5th/6th Girls
20. 4×100 Meter Relay 5th/6th Boys
21. 4×100 Meter Relay 7th/8th Girls
22. 4×100 Meter Relay 7th/8th Boys
23. 800 Meter Run 5th/6th Girls
24. 800 Meter Run 5th/6th Boys
25. 800 Meter Run 7th/8th Girls
26. 800 Meter Run 7th/8th Boys
27. 200 Meter Dash 5th/6th Girls
28. 200 Meter Dash 5th/6th Boys
29. 200 Meter Dash 7th/8th Girls
30. 200 Meter Dash 7th/8th Boys
31. 4×400 Meter Relay 5th/6th Girls
32. 4×400 Meter Relay 5th/6th Boys
33. 4×400 Meter Relay 7th/8th Girls
34. 4×400 Meter Relay 7th/8th Boys
Highlights from last year’s Invitational
Rivalry Game: Estrella vs Champion Today!
3rd Grade Science: Bread Mold!
-Purpose-
To grow a type of fungus called bread mold
-Materials-
Ziploc bag, Eyedropper, Bread, Water
-Procedure-
- Place the bread in the plastic bag
- Put 10 drops of water inside the bag
- Close the bag
- Keep the bag in a dark, warm place for 3 to 5 days
- Observe the bread through the plastic
- Discard the bag and its contents after your observation.
Starting on Wednesday, April 27th, Ms.Johnson’s 3rd grade class will conduct
a three day experiment to learn about how mold forms on bread.
They will present their findings at the Science Fair ’11.
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Celebrating Earth Day and the end of April

Happy Earth Day everyone! It’s deeper than just recycling; learn about Sustainability at Arizona State University.
Reminders
Monday will be the first day of our last Spirit Week and it is Crazy Hair Day so don’t forget!
The Science Fair ’11 is now only two weeks away!
Next Friday is our 2nd Annual Track Invitational!
Also on Friday, El Dia de los Niños (Children’s Day) Festival at Margaret T. Hance Park
Three Weeks Left Before The Science Fair
It is time for the Science Fair! This is a great opportunity for students to get involved in Science and conduct experiments that really interest one another. Each student will be required to complete a project. Our Science Fair will be held on Friday, May 6th, 2011.
For the Science Fair, students are required to do a test, survey or experiment. This means that they will be conducting an experiment instead of only doing research. While research is a part of the project, it is not the entire project. Remember students need to be testing a variable and not just remaking a project with a known outcome. It is strongly encouraged that students pick a topic that they are interested in as they will be working on this for the next month. All projects need to be approved by the Science Teacher, Mr. Gus. Projects involving humans, animals or hazardous chemicals will need additional approval.
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