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GO TO OUR COMMUNITY WEB SITE: www.mygreatwood.com Greatwood News The publication of the Greatwood Community Association, Inc. March 2014 Signs For Lost Pets A nyone who has ever had a pet, as a member of his or her household, knows it would be devastating if it were lost. The knee jerk reaction is to do everything possible to insure its safe return. Recently, there have been a lot of fliers placed on stop signs and light poles throughout the community asking for help for the return of their dog or cat. This has become a real problem. There have even been as many as two or three fliers attached to the same post. The fliers become rain-soaked, wind blown and unreadable and make the whole community look unkempt. Furthermore, the people who put up these fliers hardly ever remove them, leaving their removal up to other residents and the Management Company. Signs of any kind, on our common areas are against our Deed Restrictions. This includes realtors’ Open House signs and political signs. Any signs that show up on our common areas are regularly removed. Up until now, we have been lenient when it concerns a lost pet, but we can’t leave these signs up for an extended amount of time. A much better option would be to place lost pet notices on the Greatwood Facebook page. You can also place them on the HOA web site by sending the information to Nikkole Luna at the Greatwood Office (nluna@houcomm. com). The HOA web page has the capability of sending email blasts to anyone who signs up. Go to: www. mygreatwood.com and sign up for this service. Calendar 3/4........................ Quarterly Rep Meeting 3/6.......................................... ACC Meeting 3/13........... Brazos Bend Annual Meeting 3/18....... Highland Park Annual Meeting 3/20.... Greatwood Annual Mtg. (Reps Only) 3/27..................... Monthly Board Meeting ACC meets the first Thursday of the month at 7:30 at Rec Center #2. Board meetings are on the fourth Thursday of the month at 7:00 p.m. At Rec. Center #1 What’s Inside Useful Info ........................................... 2 Safety and Security ............................ 5 Manager’s Corner ............................... 8 Group and Club News .................. 12-14 Library News ..................................... 18 Community News ......................... 23-26 School News.................................. 28-36 Neighborhood Reps. ......................... 39
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GO TO OUR COMMUNITY WEB SITE: www.mygreatwood.com
GreatwoodNews
The publication of the Greatwood Community Association, Inc. March 2014
Signs For Lost PetsAnyone who has ever had a pet, as
a member of his or her household, knows it would be devastating if it were lost.
The knee jerk reaction is to do everything possible to insure its safe return. Recently, there have been a lot of fliers placed on stop signs and light poles throughout the community asking for help for the return of their dog or cat. This has become a real problem. There have even been as many as two or three fliers attached to the same post.
The fliers become rain-soaked, wind blown and unreadable and make the whole community look unkempt. Furthermore, the people who put
up these fliers hardly ever remove them, leaving their removal up to other residents and the Management Company.
Signs of any kind, on our common areas are against our Deed Restrictions. This includes realtors’ Open House signs and political signs. Any signs that show up on our common areas are regularly removed.
Up until now, we have been lenient when it concerns a lost pet, but we can’t leave these signs up for an extended amount of time.
A much better option would be to place lost pet notices on the Greatwood Facebook page. You can also place
them on the HOA web site by sending the information to Nikkole Luna at the Greatwood Office ([email protected]). The HOA web page has the capability of sending email blasts to anyone who signs up. Go to: www.mygreatwood.com and sign up for this service.
Calendar 3/4........................ Quarterly Rep Meeting
3/6.......................................... ACC Meeting
3/13........... Brazos Bend Annual Meeting
3/18....... Highland Park Annual Meeting
3/20....Greatwood Annual Mtg. (Reps Only)
3/27.....................Monthly Board Meeting
ACC meets the first Thursday ofthe month at 7:30 at Rec Center #2.
Board meetings are on the fourthThursday of the month at 7:00 p.m.
At Rec. Center #1
What’s Inside Useful Info ........................................... 2
Safety and Security ............................ 5
Manager’s Corner ............................... 8
Group and Club News .................. 12-14
Library News ..................................... 18
Community News ......................... 23-26
School News.................................. 28-36
Neighborhood Reps. ......................... 39
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Committee Members:Judy Holy
John BowenHarold Symmonds
Kate Brewer
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Community BoardBob Hauck - President
Judy Holy - Vice President281-343-7097
Bob Farr - Treasurer281-937-9107
Jack Molho - Secretary281-343-5819
Stuart Rimes - Director281-343-5067
Street Lights Out?If you notice street lights out, take note of the number on the pole, (should be 6 digits), and call Centerpoint Energy at
713.207.2222.www.centerpointenergy.com/outage
To report lights out on the High Mast Lighting on the 59 feeder road take note
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Community Websitewww.mygreatwood.com
Friendly Reminder visitwww.mygreatwood.com for
Request Forms
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Other Useful Websites:sugarlandtx.gov
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Rec Center #2 at 8802 Greatwood Parkway will be opened on
Mon. and Wed. 9 a.m. - 11 a.m.and Tues. and Thurs. 1 p.m. - 3 p.m.
Greatwood Community AssociationManaged by
Management Services17049 El Camino Real, Ste. 100
Houston, Texas 77058For any billing questions or concerns,
contact 832.864.1200 or 800.568.6807
For all other questions or concerns regarding the Association, including deed restrictions,
Assn. Community Mgr.Phone: 281-545-1134
Fax: 281-545-1136email: [email protected]
Phone: 281-545-1134Fax: 281-545-1136
email: [email protected]
For Recreation Room RentalsPhone: 281-545-1134
Fax: 281-545-1136
To rent the meeting room at Recreation Center One you can go to
REC CENTER AGREEMENTon our new community web site:
www.mygreatwood.com
Pool Party ReservationsA Beautiful Pools: 281-376-6510
Pool Card & Tennis Court KeyIf you have recently moved into
Greatwood and have not received your Pool Card, or have lost your card, please
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[email protected] is a $25 replacement charge
for lost cards.
Please remember that no signage whatsoever may be placed on
Association property which includes all common areas
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Get ready, make plans to attend this year’s Spring Fling. We will hold Spring Fling on Saturday, April
12, 2014 from 11am - 4pm. All the festivities will be held at Rec Center #1. We have a great event planned for all our Greatwood residents. If you are interested in having a booth, please contact Julee Gracey at [email protected] or Cynthia Rendon at [email protected] for more information. We are always looking to add booths to our event. Look for more information on Spring Fling in the April newsletter and on the Greatwood website.
Have you wondered how your Board of Directors arrives at the amount of your annual assessment? Each year
the Board of Directors must set a budget and approve it for the following year. The Board takes in to consideration the expenses spent the prior year. As we all know, there is always inflation. To simplify the process; we thought a breakdown of your annual assessment would help:
The 2014 annual assessment is $725.00, this includes the following:
If you add these totals per property, it amounts to approximately $760.00 which is $35.00 less than what you are paying.
GreatwoodSpring Fling
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Annual Assessment Breakdown
By Nikkole Luna
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Greatwood Activity Directory If you would like to list your Greatwood group
please send a notice in WORD [email protected]
Activity Coordinators
Greatwood MOMS Club - West and East:East Chapter -zoned to Campbell Elementary
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West Chapter - zoned to Dickinson Elementary …www.momsclubgreatwood.weebly.com
Lunch BunchWe have fun getting to know one another better while having lunch in area restaurants. We meet the third Wednesday of each month. Call us and let us know you’ll be there!Karen Hopper ...................281.343.7600Jean Rich .............................281.343.8937
Greatwood Gators Swim Team:Join the Gators and make some wonderful summer memories for your family! For 21 years, the Gators have been competing within the Greatwood community in the Southwest Houston Recreational Swim League. To inquire about your child becoming a part of this a fun and exciting swim team, send an email to [email protected] or visit www.greatwoodgators.org or LIKE our Facebook page “Greatwood Gators Swim Team”.
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Group and Club News
Welcome Back Greatwood Gators! It’s going to be another great summer of swimming and fun with your fellow team mates with
a small twist! Your Gator Board has been hard at work preparing for another season of excellence in the water. Over the off-season, the
Houston Aquatics League (WHALe.) This change in leagues will provide a great number of changes and challenges and we are very excited about our new league!
The Greatwood Gators’ goal is to provide a structured and safe learning environment through fun and exercise in a competitive spirit while promoting a positive role in the community. Our team focuses on good sportsmanship with an emphasis on improving individual strokes and times and we are very proud of the sense of community within our team.
Registration: If you are interested in registering your swimmer, please visit our web site at www.GreatwoodGators.org. Inquiries can be emailed to the team registrar, Maryellen Greene at [email protected]. The West Houston Aquatics League has no cap for swimmers on a team but new swimmer registrations will be added to the team based on age and gender group needs. So if you are interested, register now!
Minimum Requirements: All swimmers MUST meet the following requirements to swim on the team.
the bottom of the pool or on the lane ropes
or coach in the water
Practice: Practices will begin at the end of April and will be held after school Monday through Friday until school is out. At which time practices will be held in the morning. The date for the practice meet has been tentatively set for Monday, May 26th.
Meets: Dual meets have been tentatively scheduled for May 30th, June 5th, June 9th, June 14th, and June 21st. The Meet of Champs are scheduled for June 27th and June 28th. The All Stars Meet is scheduled for June 30th. The schedule is subject to change.
Sponsorships: The Gators are looking for sponsors for our wonderful team of swimmers. If you, or anyone you know would like to get in on the action and sponsor the Gators this season, please contact Kim Keast at [email protected].
Thank you to the Greatwood community for your continued participation and support of the Greatwood Gators Swim Team. For more information about the Greatwood Gators, please visit our web site at www.GreatwoodGators.org.
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Greatwood Geysers Set Their SightsOn Another Great Season!
Swimmers take your mark…! The Greatwood Geysers swim team is preparing for another summer of swimming and
excitement! In our 12th year as part of the Southwest Houston Recreational Swim League (SHRSL), the Geysers continue to emphasize good sportsmanship, team pride and competition with an emphasis on having fun along the way.
Coach Derek and his crew will be back to lead the Geysers to another fun filled season. Practices begin the first week of May and are held after school Monday through Friday until school is out. Summer practices are also held in the afternoons but times will change slightly. Swim meets will be on Mondays starting on June 9th through July 14th. The dates for championship meets will be announced soon. This schedule is subject to change.
Registration for Returning Swimmers: All returning swimmers should have received an email in February about pre-registration. The deadline for returning swimmers to re-register is March 14th. If you swam with the Geysers during the 2013 season and have not received registration information, please contact team registrar, Terri Edwards at [email protected].
Open enrollment for new swimmers*: New swimmer registration will be Sunday, April 6th. Please go to www.greatwoodgeysers.org for updates and more information and registration documents including medical release forms. The SHRSL limits teams to 200 swimmers total, so new swimmer registrations are added based on space availability based on age and gender.
*Note: Membership is open to all swimmers through 18 years of age. Although there will be no try-outs for returning swimmers, siblings and new swimmers are required to demonstrate the ability to swim the length of the pool with little or no assistance (per SHRSL rules, www.shrsl.org). Tryouts are tentatively scheduled for May 1st and 2nd.
$125 for the first swimmer and $100 for each additional family member.
The Geysers are looking for businesses to sponsor this terrific team of swimmers! If you or anyone you know would like to sponsor this group of swimmers, please contact Charlie DeVega at [email protected]. Family and parking spot sponsorships will also be available. We hope you will consider supporting our team!
Contact Geyser President, Marvin Hogan at 832-703-8709 or [email protected] or check our website regularly for updates at www.greatwoodgeysers.org.
Thank you to the Greatwood community for your continued support and participation with the Greatwood Geysers Swim Team. We are looking forward to an awesome 2014 swim season! Go Geysers!
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Troop 29170 and Brownie troop 29130 singing at the Christmas Tree lighting ceremony at the Sugar Land Town Center in December.
Troop 29170 volunteering at Lunches of Love as part of their Bronze award. Pictured back row from left to right: co-leader Stacy Moss, Ayo Aladetimi, Olivia Moss, Grace Wood, Kate Kukura, Kendall McAnulty, Amber Richards, co-leader Mindi Wood. Front Row from left to right: co-leader Allison Kukura, Maddie Roberts, Iris Ngo, Alison Brown, Elizabeth Valdez and co-leader Ann Valdez
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University Branch Library Schedule: March 2014
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Here is a list, available to us at the time of publication,of the upcoming events at Town Square for March. Check the website above for updated information.
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Boot Camp 9:00 am - 10:00 am Zumba 10:00 am - 11:00 am
Saturday March 111:00 AM – 2:00 PM
FBISD WATCH Health Fair
wellness children’s fair by Fort Bend Medical Society Alliance;
an initiative in collaboration with FBISD and made possible
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Sunday March 26:30 AM – 10:00 AMMemorial Hermann
Half Marathon Join 2013 record-setter Sammy Kiplagat of Kenya, as he tries to break his own course record of
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Saturday March 87:00 PM – 9:00 PMRPC School of Rock
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music school brings a live band to the steps of Sugar Land City Hall to perform great
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Saturday March 225:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Vino & VogueCome to the plaza for a Spring Fashion Show featuring Sugar
Land Town Square fashion retailers coupled with wine tasting! Pinot’s Palette will
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Wednesday March 265:00 PM – 7:00 PM
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Apparently there have been a lot of “critters” that have come out with the warm weather. This is a reprint of an article that was in last July’s newsletter. Hopefully this will be helpful to our residents who are having problems.
Greatwood is a heavily wooded community, backing up to the Brazos River and Rabbs Bayou. It’s not surprising that we
have critters, of all sorts, sharing our yards and common areas. Occasionally, they become a nuisance, digging up plants, walking on our roofs, gnawing on fascia boards and, in the case of skunks, being carriers of rabies to say nothing of the smell. If you find that you have chronic issues with the wildlife there are methods you can try to help resolve the problem.
1. Don’t leave garbage out overnight in plastic bags.2. Make sure you don’t leave dog or cat food outside.3. Do not feed feral cats. These become a real problem.
If you still have problems the only solution, that we’ve found that works, is trapping the animal. You can call Animal Control and they will let you borrow a trap for a refundable deposit or you can buy your own. We got ours at one of the big Home Improvement stores off 59. They’re about $50.00 We’ve caught three skunks, three possums and a raccoon the last couple of months. Animal control will come out and take them out of your trap. They will kill the skunks before removing them, as they are a big carrier of rabies. The other animals they take and release. They will also take the feral cats that you trap. Don’t set your traps over the weekend. Animal Control won’t come out. Set them on Sunday evening through Thursday evening. They come out Monday - Friday. They come pretty quickly. Within an hour or two.
Here’s the contact number. They’re opened from 8:00 am-5:00pm
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Here are the before and after pictures of the trap we use. It’s very humane.
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Now is the time for YOU to give your children an example of leadership in action! Volunteering as part of your PTA
When your child sees your involvement in school, your child will see the importance you place in education.
2013-2014 PTA Board Positions are open and we need YOU
Those elected will serve one year terms, from July 1st through June 30th with a term limit of no more than two consecutive terms.
If you or someone you know is interested in serving on the PTA Board, please contact the Nominating Committee at [email protected]. You may nominate yourself or another for any of the open positions.
Accelerated Reader News: To qualify for the next Accelerated Reader Free Dress Day, students need to earn the following number of points by Friday, March 28th:
The AR Free Dress Day will be held on Thursday, April 3rd.
We wanted to take time to thank Greatwood residents for your support of the 5th Annual Memorial Hermann Fun Run and Cougar Carnival. We thank the volunteers, the parents, the students and the friends of Greatwood. A special thanks goes out to our event sponsors, many of which continue to support the Campbell PTA year after year. The April 2014 issue will feature the event happenings as it was too close to press time to get it to March publication.
Campbell Elementary NewsCampbell Elementary…
“We Volunteer! What’s Your Super Power?”
Go to: www.campbellpta.org
Remember to subscribe to receive our newsletterdirectly to your inbox every two weeks.
School News
2013-14 Cougar Calendar
Dates Events
3/1/2014 Spirit Night - El Vaquero: Every Saturday night from 5:00 pm to close
3/3/2014 Spirit Night - Lenny’s Sub Shop: Every Monday
3/3 - 3/7 Spring Book Fair: Library
3/4/2014 SPIRIT NIGHT: Jupiter Pizza & Waffles:First Tuesday of every month
3/6/2014 I Love America Music Program/wax museum: 8:30 a.m. and 6:00 p.m.
3/7 Health t-shirt day: Health t-shirts can be worn
3/7 Early Release: 11:30 am
3/7 Cougar Store Open
3/8 Spirit Night - El Vaquero: Every Saturday night from 5:00 pm to close
3/10 Spirit Night - Lenny’s Sub Shop: Every Monday
3/10 - 3/14 Spring Break: No School
3/15 Spirit Night - El Vaquero: Every Saturday night from 5:00 pm to close
3/17 Spirit Night - Lenny’s Sub Shop: Every Monday
3/17 School Resumes
3/19 PTA Board Meeting: 10:00 am
3/20 Spirit Night - Chick-Fil-A: Third Thursday of every month
3/21 Cougar Store Open
3/22 Spirit Night - El Vaquero: Every Saturday night from 5:00 pm to close
3/24 Spirit Night - Lenny’s Sub Shop: Every Monday
3/29 Spirit Night - El Vaquero: Every Saturday night from 5:00 pm to close
3/31 Spirit Night - Lenny’s Sub Shop: Every Monday
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About Dickinson ElementaryDickinson Elementary, opened in 1993, is an exemplary school in the Lamar Consolidated ISD. Dickinson is located in the Greatwood subdivision at 7110 Greatwood Parkway in Sugar Land, TX. For more information or to contact the PTO, please visit:
http://www.dickinsonpto.com/.
Got Stuff…? Do you have extra stuff around the house? Sell it and make some extra cash by signing up to participate in the community-wide garage sale sponsored by Dickinson Elementary PTO.
What: Dickinson Elementary PTO Tag Sale
When: Saturday, April 12, 2014
Time: 8 a.m. to 12 noon
Where: Dickinson Elementary Parking Lot
Visit www.dickinsonpto.com for the Tag Sale Application and additional details.
Proceeds from the tag sale spaces benefit educational efforts at Dickinson Elementary school.
Boxtops collected from January through April 30th will be counted and tracked by class (Boxtops already sent in January WILL be counted). The class that turns in the most will win an extra free dress day in May!
certificates separate, and throw away any that are expired. If not, our committee will do this work for you.
name, teacher and grade on the out-side. If you counted them, write the total number of boxtops as well. Have your child turn them in to his/her teacher and she will place them in the PTO mailbox.
Ever box top turned in is money for our school!
Contact Chris Keenan with any questions at:[email protected]
CHICK FIL A: Come on out Thursday March 6th. Chick fil a spirit nights are held the first Thursday of every month.
LENNY’S: New Spirit Night Partner--Plan lunch or dinner with Lenny’s Sub Shop (on Crabb River Rd) Tuesday March 25th - and 10% of your sale goes to PTO! Dine in, order for delivery or get it to go…it all counts! Simply put your receipt into the box provided in the store or mention Dickinson PTO... fundraising made easy! Come on out on the 2nd Tuesday of each month, except March due to Spring Break!
PEPPERONI’S: Come on out Wednesday March 19th for delicious pizza. Mention Dickinson Spirit Night and Pepperoni’s will donate 10% to the PTO to support our Dolphins! Pepperoni’s hosts spirit nights the third Wednesday of each month.
Cut out and save your box tops for education; every top turned in is money for our school! Turn them in at any time; the coordinator will save them for the next deadline.
If you have time, bundle them in groups of 50 - keep bonus certificates separate, and throw away any that are expired. If not, our committee will do this work for you.
Place them in a small bag or envelope. Write your child’s name, teacher, and grade on the outside. If you counted them, write the total number of boxtops as well. Have your child turn them in to his/her teacher and she will place them in the PTO mailbox.
If you have any questions please contact Chris Keenan at [email protected].
You can help the school earn money and recycle at the same time. In the parking lot at the back of the school, there are two green and yellow paper recycling receptacles. The school earns money based on how much paper is recycled. Instead of recycling your paper at the curb, make a weekly trip (or whatev-er fits your schedule) to the school and recycle there. You can recycle newspaper, junk mail, school pa-perwork and even bags of shredded documents. One suggestion is to have a box in your home office or garage just for this purpose. Then grab the box when you’re doing errands and make a stop at the school on the way. This is an easy way to help the school and our planet!
Also, please have your children bring to school empty glue sticks
calculators, and iPads/tablets/eReaders. All your efforts will help us earn money for our school!
Dickinson Elementary News“Planting Seeds for Success…Watch us Bloom”
Congratulations!! We are Exemplary again!!
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School News
Mar. 3 Night out with Specials 2:30-5:00pm, PTO General Meeting in the Science Room 3:00pm
Mar. 4 AR Free Dress Day
Mar. 6 Chick Fil A Spirit Night - Come on out and say “hello” to our first grade teachers!
Mar. 7 Relays, Early Release 11:30am
Mar. 10 - 14 NO SCHOOL - Spring Break
Mar. 19 Pepperoni’s Spirit Night
Mar. 20 Kindergarten Field Trip
Mar. 21 Field Day
Mar. 24 SBMT Meeting
Mar. 25 Lenny’s Spirit Night
Mar. 27 Fourth grade performance 6:00pm
AprilApr. 1 STAAR Math Testing Grade 5,
STAAR Writing Test Grade 4
Apr. 2 STAAR Reading Testing Grade 5, STAAR Writing Test Grade 4
Apr. 3 Chick Fil A Spirit Night - Come on out and say “hello” to our Specials teachers!
Apr. 4 AR Free Dress Day
Apr. 7 PTO General Meeting in the Science Room 3:00pm
Apr. 8 Lenny’s Spirit Night
Apr. 10 Spring Concert 6:00pm
Apr. 12 Spring Tag Sale
Apr. 15 First Grade Field Trip
Apr. 16 Pepperoni’s Sprit Night
Apr. 17-18 NO SCHOOL Student/Staff Holiday
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Apr. 23STAAR Science Testing Grade 5
Apr. 24 50’s Performance by First Grade 6:00pm
GET INVOLVED!
Our general meetings are held in the Science room on the first Monday of each month at 3 pm and are open to all. They usually last only about 30 minutes. So come one, come all. Share you ideas and get involved in the PTO. We’d love to have you!
Whether you have one hour or twenty, there are numerous opportunities to volunteer with the PTO. Check them out under the “volunteer” tab on our website. A few of our opportunities include:
laminate for teachers
from cafeteria once a month
Come to our general PTO meetings the first Monday of each month to vote for Teacher of the Month!
You can nominate your favorite staff member by visiting the PTO page. Tell us all why they’re your fa-vorite and then be sure to come to the PTO meeting to cast your vote! A big thank you to our January Teacher of the Month, Ms. Marlow!
A huge thank you to all of our volunteers! Our Volunteer of the Month for January is Susan Christie. Thank you Susan!
Dickinson Teacher Appreciation Committee would like to invite our parents to help provide snacks for our wonderful teachers every Tuesday for their weekly team meetings. Please help us by providing a small, simple snack. Snacks can need to be dropped off to the front office by 9:30 a.m. Visit the PTO website and click on the “Volunteer” tab. There you find a link for each grade or specials group. Sign up for one group or all six! Let our teachers know just how much we love them all year long!
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The WranglerOur national, award winning online newspaper, The Wrangler, is available at www.thewrangleronline.com. Visit the website to read articles and updates on everything going on at the ranch, which are all written by Longhorn students.
TwitterPlease follow George Ranch HS on Twitter @GRHSNews. Simply go to the campus website and click on the Twitter link to join.
To receive important George Ranch Reminders via text messages please join the GRHS Remind101 group. Text @grnews to (210) 702-2907 to join.
On Friday, February 28th (5:00pm-10:00pm) and Saturday, March 1st (8:00am-4:00pm) we are co-hosting TSA (Technology Student Association AKA Engineering Club) Regionals with Lamar Consolidated HS at George Ranch High School, and we need judges! You don’t have to be a techie at all! We will train, and we have exciting events like speech, debate, technical writing, fashion design, movie making, and even video game design…! We also need help with the concession stand and information desk. If you can give us
a few hours of your time, it will be greatly appreciated! If
[email protected]. Thank you!!!
If you have a business, large or small, that would like to get in front of thousands of people while helping out the George Ranch High School Band, here is your chance. On Sunday, March 30, the band will be hosting its biggest fundraising
present AutoRama at the Ranch, a giant car show and craft fair. They are currently seeking sponsors for the event and vendors for the indoor MarketPlace. Don’t have a business but have a car that you would like to show? Make sure to register early for the car show. Don’t have a business or a car to enter? Just mark your calendar for March 30; you don’t want to miss this event! Cars, Shopping, Food, Games, Entertainment...and FREE admission! All proceeds will benefit the GRHS Band. Go to www.GRHSBand.org to register, or for more details or LIKE AutoRama at the Ranch on Facebook.
Football TournamentThe Whataburger Football League Tournament finals will take place on Friday, March 7th. The finals were delayed at the request of the NFL so that we did not take away attention from the NFL playoffs. J Continue to watch the announcements for more information about the WFL championship.
Ongoing Fundraisers Westside Mosquito installs and maintains
residential and commercial mosquito misting systems that create a barrier around your yard that kills mosquitoes and other bug pests. Westside Mosquito will support the GRHS choir by donating a 1-time referral amount of: $100 for each new system installed, $75 for a new customer with existing system requiring monthly maintenance, and $25 for a new customer needing regular backpack yard treatment. Just mention GRHS Choir when you call 832-292-2474 and set up an appointment.
Purchase a New or Certified Pre-Owned vehicle using Group 1 Automotive and have $100 donated to the GRHS Band. Contact the VIP Services Dept 281-243-1987, Carl Grigar 281-243-1940, Gabrielle Gage 281-243-8862, or for Lexus specific questions contact Ken Ward 281-658-6016.
GEORGE RANCH GIGH SCHOOLGO TO: WWW.GRHSPTO.ORG
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Left to Right: Bryce Varni, Cole Ricci, Grant Varni, Ethan Yeaman, Bradley Greer, Blake Heckler, Shreya Desai, Katelyn Burke, Madison Spaulding, Otito Omeludike
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Dear Greatwood Residents,We’re just a hop, skip and a jump away from your neighborhood. Why not take a drive and check out the NEW 2015 Suburban, Tahoe, Yukon, and Yukon XL hitting the lot?
If you haven’t been out to Gulf Coast - Please accept my open invitation to come and visit Gulf Coast Auto Park. We have many special offers I know you will be excited about. And, while you’re here, please enjoy lunch on us in the same location at the Gulf Coast Grill.
Wishing you and your family many blessings and a prosperous 2014.
Sincerely,
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Presented by Reading Junior High PTOA fundraiser for Reading Teachers
& Departments
Antoinette Reading Junior High News
Are you and your teammate signed up for The Amazing Longhorn Race yet? Hurry, It’s not too late to sign up for the fun!
Join us for this Amazing Event as teams of two complete 12 fun and challenging activities. The teams will receive clues that will direct them to locations around the school where they will have a challenge to complete quickly and carefully to rack up as many points as possible. Prizes will be awarded for categories including Fastest Time, Most Points, and Best Team Spirit/Costume.
The entry fee is $15 per person or $30 per team of two and includes a race t-shirt. Individuals who sign up will be placed with a partner, and all competing teams are two person. Participants can register/pay online at readingpto.org, mail form/payment to ARJH at 8101 FM 762, Richmond, TX 77469, or drop off form/
partner and register early!
Proceeds from this event will go toward the purchase of an athletic storage building. Come support Reading Jr. High and don’t miss out on what’s sure to be an amazing event! For more information on the race please contact race coordinator Lisa Keeling at [email protected].
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This list of Neighborhood Representatives is published for the sole purpose of providing Greatwood residents a means to contact their neighborhood representatives. This list is not to be used or published, for any reason, by any persons or organizations
other than the Greatwood HOA.
Neighborhood Representatives
ArborJon Klubnik (832) 524-3636 [email protected] Downey (281) 937-7276 [email protected] Eric Nicholie (281) 687-6697 [email protected] Ehlen (713) 478-0168 [email protected] Brittain (281) 343-8406 [email protected] Ardoin (281) 343-8896 [email protected] BendPhill Bratton (281) 343-5807 [email protected] Rummel (281) 343-5105 [email protected]
Brooks MillKelly Sullivan (281) 755-1736 [email protected] Donaldson (281) 685-7457 [email protected] Cahill Charleston EstatesStephanie Grote [email protected] Iffergan (713) 898-9299 [email protected]
CrossingPatrick Ricci (281) 705-1038 [email protected] Hancock (281) 343-5969 [email protected] Head (979) 240-3367 [email protected] Hovsepian (281) 343-7074 [email protected] Gilbert (713) 302-9035 [email protected] Rozell (832) 454-4134 [email protected] Rozman [email protected]
FairviewJohn Hidore (281) 937-7259 (832) 459-7563 [email protected] Gorman (281) 937-7137 [email protected]
Fairway VistasJim Burns (281) 937-1283 [email protected] Butler Faye Brislan (281) 343-8280 (832) 483-6516 [email protected] Turner (713) 504-5293 [email protected] Meckler [email protected] Smith (281) 937-7021 [email protected] Boehck (281) 343-1966 [email protected] Matthews (281) 343-8454 [email protected]
GreenTerry Nash (281) 299-5814 [email protected] Dulaney (281) 545-3939 [email protected] Silver (281) 545-8542 [email protected] ParkJoel Stelling (713) 826-9603 [email protected] Jung [email protected] Pearce (281) 937-0460 [email protected]
KnollJen Gawrys (281) 545-2257 [email protected] Abe (281) 545-2949 [email protected] Viktorin (713) 417-0933 [email protected] Pattnaik (281) 545-1980 [email protected] Mendes (281) 545-2922 [email protected]
Lakeside VillageJill Harrell (281) 343-0853 (713) 553-4503 [email protected] Maloney (281) 545-1813 [email protected] Bernstein (281) 343-8108 (281) 755-4275 [email protected] Crowell [email protected] Ellison (281) 545-8545 [email protected] Tyrell (713) 914-6431 (281) 224-2793 [email protected] Symmonds (281) 545-8446 [email protected] Harper [email protected] Lane [email protected] Raymond (832) 603-2111 [email protected] Saha (713) 705-7476 [email protected] Duncan (281) 725-0859 SpringfieldRodney Hamp (832) 361-9291 [email protected] Capdau (281)937-1412 (713)419-6180 [email protected] Murray (281) 343-9586 (281) 380-4456 [email protected] Galloway (281) 343-0481 [email protected] Swan (713) 998-5251 [email protected] Wills [email protected] Foster (281) 937-7243 [email protected] Neer (281) 343-5121 (713) 299-2101Cindy Schiefen (281) 343-5999 [email protected] Vacek (281) 545-9868 [email protected] Williams (281) 343-8900 (713) 643-2157 [email protected] Bowen (281) 343-0238 [email protected] Lorber (281) 382-6603 [email protected] Tallas (281) 935-2896 [email protected] Decal (832) 641-0405 [email protected] Thomas (713) 826-0593 [email protected] Pittinger (281) 343-7419 [email protected] LeMaire (281) 545-9231 [email protected] Davis (281) 302-6365 [email protected] Lynn Bigby (832) 735-2022 [email protected] Schnell (281) 545-8184 (281) 546-2826 [email protected] Scott (281) 343-9690 [email protected] Surratt (281) 343-1948 [email protected] Robinson (281) 343-1058 [email protected] Legrand (281) 682-0597 [email protected] O’Neal (713) 628-4228 [email protected] Nuno (832) 589-9404 [email protected]
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GreatwoodNews
550 Julie Rivers Dr., Suite 310Sugar Land, Texas 77478
It’s that time of year, when the weather gets nicer, and we can spend more time outside. Of course, playing or watching baseball.
Why do they call it America’s pastime? It’s been around for years,
Major League game. It’s a beautiful sight to see a homerun as it soars out of the park, and no one could do it better than the “Babe”. There have been many talented baseball players, but back in the day, Babe Ruth was a legend, who played larger than
baseball fans.
Why baseball? In 2000, I just so happened to be in New York when the Yankees and the Mets were playing in the World Series...
Thank you for letting us be a part of your neighborhood.
Pamela Printing, the preferred printer of the Sugar Land Skeeters
Do you know what time it is…
3rd Tuesday of every month - 5:00pmJustin Ring, President
Stuart Rimes, Secretary/Assistant Vice President
Jared Jameson, Vice President/Assistant Secretary
3rd Thursday of every month - 5:00pmJack Molho, President
Stanton J. Nowak, Vice PresidentLarry Shultz, Assistant Vice President
Julie Sams, SecretaryCharlie Bryant, Assistant Secretary
4th Wednesday of every month - 5:00pmRoberta Terrell, President
John Scarborough, Vice PresidentJennifer Dewey, Assistant Vice President
Arthur W. Olson, SecretaryChristopher B. Argo, Assistant Secretary
4th Thursday of every month - 8:30amJames A. Kidda, President
David Brittain, Vice PresidentBobby E. Rich, Secretary
Frank Dea, Assistant SecretaryJackie Lawrence, Assistant Vice President
1st Monday of every month - 4:30pmJason Kelly, President
Christina Vasquez, Vice PresidentTerri Edwards, Assistant Vice President
Michael T. O’Neal, SecretaryAnn Cantu, Assistant Secretary
All meetings are held atProfessional Project Management Services
19875 Southwest Freeway, Suite 270Sugar Land, TX 77479
Check the MUD website at:www.greatwooddistricts.comFor meeting dates and times.
Meeting Dates subject to change with holidayswww.greatwooddistricts.com
MUD and LID Directors & Meeting TimesMeeting dates and times listed in bold italics
Below is the list of the men and women, in our community, who presently serve on the Boards of our MUD and LID.
Important NumbersManagement CompanyHouston Community Management Services ........800.568.6807 or 832.864.1200Nikkole Luna, Assoc. Community Mgr ...........281-545-1134 - Fax: 281-218-6973Email ..............................................................................................................nluna@houcomm.comMaggie McKay, Greatwood On Site Mgr. .......281-545-1134 - Fax: 281-218-6973Email ........................................................................................................mmckay@houcomm.comAccounting ................................ 800.568.6807 or 832.864.1229 - Fax: 281.333.2054
Obtain Tennis Court and Pool Keys ContactNikkole Luna………………281-545-1134 .............................Email:[email protected]
David Smith .....281.240.1313 - Fax 281.240.1312 - [email protected]
School DistrictDickinson Elementary ............................................................................................832.223.1400Lamar School Board Representative - Julie Thompson .......................281.343.1259Campbell Elementary..............................................................................................832.223.1300Antoinette Reading Junior High ........................................................................832-223-4400George Ranch High School ...................................................................................832-223-4200
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.............................................................................281.342.1512
Emergency/Crimes in Progress .............................................................................................. 911Non-Emergency ..........................................................................................................281.341.4665Information/General Info .....................................................................................281.341.4704Crime Prevention Unit ............................................................................................281.341.4618Constable Precinct 1 ................................................................................................281.341.4536House Watch ................................................................................................................281.341.4536
Emergency........................................................................................................................................... 911Non-Emergency ..........................................................................................................281.275.2873
AmbulanceEMS-Emergency (Life Threatening) ..................................................................................... 911
…………………………………………………281.491.0852To report issues with street signs and roads call Fort Bend Road and Bridge
24/7 Customer Care…832-490-1600.......24/7 Emergency Repairs…832-490-1601
Storm Water Solutions ......................................................................... www.cleanbayous.org
Waste ManagementBest Trash ......................................................................................................................281.313.2378 HOLIDAYS: If your regular pick-up falls on a holiday (NEW YEAR’S DAY, MEMORIAL DAY, JULY 4TH, LABOR DAY, THANKSGIVING DAY AND CHRISTMAS DAY), pick up will be made on the next regularly scheduled pick-up day.
Sugar Land.....................................................................................................................800.275.8777
George Memorial Library .....................................................................................281.342.4455University Library .....................................................................................................281.633.5100
CenterPoint .............................................................................................................713.207.2222To report a streetlight that is out call Center Point with the number of the pole.
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