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March 2016 - Newsletter of the Bay Forest Community Association, Houston Texas
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Volume 30, Number 2 March 2016
A regular meeting of the Bay Forest Community Association Board was held on February 15th, 2016 at the Clear Lake Presbyterian Church. Board members Dan Pias, Barbara McCollum, Stephanie Meyer, Dennis Fouty and Tom Camp were present. Our community manager, Isaac Fouty was also present. The next meeting of the board will be the third Monday of March at 6:00 pm.
Update on Projects to Enhance Bay ForestThis has been a very busy month for projects in Bay Forest. Below are “headline” updates on various projects going on in the community – if you would like to know more about any of the projects just contact a board member or our community manager.
Storage Addition to Pool BuildingConcrete was poured for the slab on February 17th. Work is well underway. Substantial completion will be accomplished before the pool season.
Refurbish Fibar in the Bay Forest Park The fibar was delivered and distributed in the play area. Big thanks to Dennis, Isaac and Gene Fisseler for the spreading labor.
Clear and Raise the Canopy on the trails at Drill Site Park Our tree trimming company cut back and up the vegetation on the trail of the Drill Site (aka Wildlife Preserve) park. We are hoping to have funds available to add more granite to smooth out the trails.
Tree TrimmingOur tree trimming plan calls for trimming half of the community trees each year. This year – the Parks were trimmed. In addition, the trees on the “KFC” side of Space Center are being trimmed this year. The tree trimmers are working in the parks now.
Bay Forest Community Association (BFCA) News
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www.BayForest.info
Bay Forest Mommies' ClubEaster Egg Hunt Times & Details
Page 7
Bay Forest Gourmet ClubTiramisu Mousse
Page 10
Community News Bay Area Chorus ConcertClear Lake Aggie Moms
Page 10
GardenLine NewsPage 12
HPD Community NewsPage 11
School NewsPage 13
Library NewsPage 16
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Landscaping at the PoolWhile the work to build the addition to the storage building was moving fences, dirt and bushes around, we decided to make “lemonade” and complete some needed landscaping. Five new pads were installed to locate additional tables and a sidewalk extension was completed for the area behind the pool pavilion.
Pool PlasterThe plastering of the pool has been completed. The pool is now refilled with water and the chemistry is being fine-tuned.
Repairs to mortar on Pool BuildingOver the years the pool chemicals have caused the erosion of the mortar holding some of the bricks in place. This maintenance item has been completed to protect and preserve our building.
Neighborhood News
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New Tables in the Willow Shores ParkThree new tables have arrived and are being installed in the Willow Shores Park. The park is getting more use and additional tables by the big toy will be a welcome addition.
Repair damage to perimeter fence Even though we are planning and looking forward to the replacement of the fence, it still must be maintained. There are two sections of the fence that are scheduled to be repaired. As a note of caution – be careful around the fence if you see a loose section. Report it right away to [email protected].
New Light in Willow Shores ParkHomeowners have pointed out the need to provide better lighting in an area of the park. While lighting is for security purposes it is also for safety purposes while homeowners are using the park in the evening. The new light pole will be installed at the corner by Montwood and Hillside Oaks Drives.
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Neighborhood NewsHave a Talk with Your Lawn ServiceLawn cuttings (and other trash) should not be placed by the curb more than 24 hours before trash pick-up on Mondays and Thursdays. Most of the time this occurs when you have your lawn service come on days other than Sunday or Wednesday. If you are not having your service come on Sunday or Wednesday, please ask them to place the clippings at your back door or other location other than the street. You will need to then bring them to the curb for trash pick-up.
Houston Town Hall Meeting – in Clear LakeHouston City Council Member Dave Martin will host a town hall meeting on Thursday, February 25, 2016 from 6:30 pm until 8:30 pm at Space Center Houston located at 1601 NASA Road 1 in the Destiny Theater. We are invited to attend to hear from city and community representatives about ongoing capital improvement projects and hear from newly elected Mayor Sylvester Turner.
In Mayor Turner’s acceptance speech, he stated that he is mayor for all Houstonians - irrespective of where they live in the city or who they voted for. This is an opportunity for us in Clear Lake and Bay Forest to help him deliver on that commitment. I hope there is standing room only with many people from Bay Forest. The mayor needs to know that we are an engaged community and who to call when he wants to know what's on our minds down here.
E-Waste Recycling – in Clear LakeAn e-waste recycling event for Clear Lake residents is to take place on Saturday, March 5th from 9:00 am until 1:00 pm at the Ellington/Clear Lake Neighborhood Recycling Center located at Highway 3 and Brantly Avenue. This is a great opportunity to dispose of those old appliances, latex paints, used oil and dead batteries.
Letter to the EditorI raised an issue concerning the lighting at the park early this morning. This evening Dennis and Issac Fouty met me at the park to discuss my concern. Without making any commitments they agreed to suggest a possible improvement that will not bother nearby neighbors!
Regardless of the outcome I appreciate their quick response! –Mark Thomas
Bay Forest BuncoOne of the first Bunco groups to form in Bay Forest was started 29 years ago by Kathy Parish. Still going strong, they recently enjoyed a Bunco Valentine Party. Upon entering, each guest was presented with diamond, heart-shaped, rose-colored lens glasses. There was a path lined with sparkly hearts leading to the kitchen where everyone mingled while enjoying appetizers, wine or sparkling water. It was a fun evening with lots of laughter. The evening ended with a great dessert.
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Neighborhood News
Saturday, March 26th 2:30 to 4:30 pm
Save the date!The Bay Forest Annual Easter Egg Hunt and Cajun Crawfish Boil will be held on Saturday, March 26th from 2:30 to 4:30 pm at the Bay Forest Pool Park, in the Pavilion. Please see a separate article with details about the Easter Egg Hunt.
This year, once again, Abe’s Cajun Market & Café will be bringing the crawfish. There will also be Cajun sausage, corn on the cob, potatoes, beer, sodas and water. If you would like to bring a dessert to share, that would be great! Bring your lawn chairs and join the fun.
Abe's Cajun Market and Café, the Bay Forest Community Association and Edrina Fitting/Ladybug Realtors are hosting the Bay Forest Annual Easter Egg Hunt and Cajun Crawfish Boil this year.
If anyone would like to help in setting up or cleaning up, please contact Edrina Fitting at 281-798-6400 or email at [email protected].
Cajun Crawfish Festival – Chair person:Edrina Fitting – 281-798-6400 or [email protected]
Easter Egg Hunt – Chair person:Joy King – 281-486-1834 or [email protected]
Ladies Bay Forest Party BridgeWe are all residents of Bay Forest who now meet once a month on the 4th Monday of each month. We meet at 7 pm on said Mondays except November and December, on these months we choose an alternate date. We are a friendly group who enjoys neighborly get-togethers and are not as serious about being the world’s greatest bridge experts. We enjoy coffee, soft drinks, now and then a glass of wine, and perhaps a dessert.
We are currently searching for substitute players for our group and we would love to find neighbors who like to play for fun! If you are interested in getting to know Bay Forest Bridge players, you are a lady, and you would like to just have an enjoyable evening playing bridge, call Kathy Vallon at 832-259-4440. We eagerly awaiting your call!
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Bay Forest Mommies' ClubBay Forest Annual
Saturday, March 26th2:30 pm to 4:30 pm
Bay Forest Pool Park Schedule:
Ages 0-2 Egg Hunt – 2:35 pm Ages 3-5 Egg Hunt – 2:45 pm Ages 6+ Egg Hunt – 2:55 pm
Here’s what parents need to do for the Egg Hunt:
1. Fill 1 dozen plastic eggs per child with wrapped non-meltable candy or age appropriate prizes (if you have extra eggs, bring them too for extra kids that come). Make sure your eggs fit tightly together or place a small piece of tape on each egg to secure its contents. Place filled eggs in a bag labeled with your child’s name and age. Please use a separate bag for each child.
2. Deliver the eggs to the Joy King’s house 2422 Fairwind Dr during the times below. There will be separate bins for each age group by the front door.
• Friday, March 25 8 am – 8 pm • Saturday, March 26 8 am – 1 pm
3. Bring some chairs and a snack to share and enjoy the fun!
Joy King – 281-486-1834 or [email protected]
Neighborhood News
Crime Watch: Stay up-to-date with your neighbors on the community website www.bayforest.info.CRIME REPORT – November 2015
Offense Type Address PremiseTheft 3200 Almond CreekBurglary Motor Vehicle 1400 Basswood Springs DrivewayTheft 1400 BouldercrestTheft 2300 Clear Lake City Grocery Store Theft 3500 Clear Lake City Construction SiteBurglary Motor Vehicle 16400 Havenpark DrivewayBurglary Motor Vehicle 15400 Palm Grass Residence / HouseCriminal Mischief 15700 Stonehaven DrivewayCriminal Mischief 15700 Sylvan Lake Residence / HouseBay Forest, Middlebrook, Northfork, Brook Forest, Bay Oaks And Bay Knoll
This Data Is Not The Official Crime Statistics For The Houston Police Department. This Data Is Being Provided Prior To The Release Of The Department's Official Monthly Uniform Crime.
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Bay Forest Yard of the MonthSpring has come early to Bay Forest this year. In fact, we never really had a winter. So the blooms are arriving early too. Usually our February Yard of the Month is about potential (which yard do we most looking forward to seeing?), or preservation (which yard has managed to hang on to a few flowers, or kept the grass green?). This February gave us many beautiful options, and these two yards sailed to the top. A big Yard of the Month congratulations to Yajun and Liming Zheng at 2119 Hillside Oak, and Rhonda and Robert Tausend at 15719 Elk Park. Wow! These yards look great. We can hardly wait to see what they look like next month! It’s not every day that we have a front yard vegetable garden nominated for Yard of the Month, but when it looks as nice as the Zheng’s does, we love it! Nestled between the Azaleas and Begonias, are Corn, Kale, and other leafy greens. Holly bushes and topiaried Ligustrum give this garden an elegant, manicured look, while unexpected things, like the Papaya tree, keep it fun and interesting. This yard is an excellent example of planting your vegetables where they will thrive, while still keeping a beautiful, elegant front yard.
2119 Hillside Oak
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Bay Forest Yard of the Month
Some people have described the Tausend’s front yard as “stunning,” and they are correct! One of the most appealing aspects of this yard, is that all of the plants are easy to find, and don’t require a lot of pampering to do well in our Houston climate. This yard fairly sings with purple Lantana, Sweet Alyssum, purple and yellow Pansies, Begonias, Fox Tail Ferns, Shrimp Plants, Roses, Azaleas, and more! The Crape Myrtle won’t bloom for a few more months, but even now it provides sculptural interest, especially once the landscape lights come on at night.
15719 Elk Park
If you know of a yard that you feel should be Yard of the Month, please let us know! Send an email with the address to [email protected] and we will gladly consider it. We are always looking to expand our committee, so if you appreciate a beautiful yard (and obviously you do because you’re reading this) please join our committee. Send an email with your name and contact info to [email protected]. Black Thumbs welcome!
Anita Burns
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Neighborhood News Community News
Bay Forest Gourmet ClubFor our first party this year we tried something completely different. Instead of a member couple hosting a dinner party, we went to cooking school and prepared and ate a delicious three-course meal. We started out with stuffed mushrooms and a veggie dip as appetizers, followed by a main course of lemon chicken piccata, pasta with meatball sauce, and salad. For dessert we had a tiramisu mousse. Except for the veggie dip and salad, all dishes were prepared by gourmet members, including fresh fettucine. The meal was excellent and we had much fun preparing the dishes. Our wonderful hostess, Ginger Sprouse, and her husband Dean guided us through some of the intricacies of using the pasta rolling machine. Ginger hosts several cooking classes each month, some just for kids, at the Art of the Meal, 354 Nasa Parkway Suite F, Houston, TX 77058 (behind Akima). She can be reached at 713-933-8241 or on the web at www.artofthemeal.net for more information. Here is the recipe for the tiramisu mousse.
Tiramisu Mousse1 ½ teaspoons instant coffee ¼ cup hot water1 cup heavy whipping cream, cold 1 ½ cups powdered sugar 8 ounces cream cheese 1 teaspoon vanilla extract1 tablespoon unsweetened cocoa powderChocolate Chips
1. Place the instant coffee in the hot water and stir. Let cool for 5 minutes.
2. Beat heavy whipping cream until stiff peaks form. Chill until ready to use. (Alternately: you can use an 8 ounce carton of whipped topping. See note.)
3. Mix powdered sugar and cream cheese with a hand mixer until smooth. Mix in vanilla extract and 1 tablespoon of the coffee. Add up to the entire amount of coffee, depending on how strong you want your tiramisu. (I added all of it because that’s how I roll.) Mix in vanilla.
4. Fold whipped cream into coffee mixture gently. Place the tiramisu in piping bag with a large tip
5. Pipe a small amount the bottom of each of 4 serving glasses. 6. Top the layer with a dusting of cocoa powder. 7. Continue layering the tiramisu and cocoa powder. 8. Top with chocolate chips
Mark your calendar for the May 9th 7:00 pm performance of Mozart’s Requiem with Orchestra at Friendswood United Methodist Church. More information is available at www.bayareachorus.org.
Spring Break CampsMarch 14 - 18, 2016Space Center Houston is offering Spring Break Day Camps during the week of March 14-18 to experience an exciting, unique educational camp designed for students, ages 4 - 14. Campers will participate in hands on activities, incorporating space science, technology, engineering and mathematics. For more information, visit www.spacecenter.org/day-camps/
Proceeds benefit our Manned Space Flight Education Foundation.
Clear Lake Aggie Moms’ Club Scholarship
The Clear Lake Aggie Moms’ (CLAM) Club spends a portion of each school year raising funds for student scholarships. Students who are currently attending Texas A&M University are encouraged to apply for one of several scholarships that are given out each year. Last year, we were able to fund 6 scholarships: 4 scholarships to current students, 1 scholarship for a corps member, and 1 scholarship to a current high school senior. We hope to meet or beat that number this year. Please note that our Club's scholarships are available to students living in the following zip codes: 77058, 77059, 77062, 77063, 77069, 77073, 77518, 77546, 77573, 77586, 77590, and 77598. Membership in CLAM is not required to win a scholarship.
The Clear Lake Aggie Moms’ Scholarship Application can be found on our website: www.clearlakemoms.aggienetwork.com. At this location, there is a scholarship tab, which includes all of the requirements and forms. Some important information is below:• Application is for current and continuing students only. The applications shall be submitted to the following address: ATTN: Scholarship Chairman Clear Lake Aggie Moms’ Club P.O. Box # 57582 Webster, TX 77598• A minimum of 2.50 overall GPA is required for all applicants• Criteria used for determination: a. 40% academics and awards b. 35% clubs, community service and employment/internships c. 25% personal statement
Applications need to be postmarked no later than Monday, March 21, 2016, for current college students. High school students must have their applications postmarked no later than May 1, 2016. Applications which are unsigned, incomplete, or postmarked after this date will not be considered.
Scholarship(s) to be awarded at the May Meeting.
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Community News
HPD Unveils Two New Crime Maps, Stats FunctionsSocial Media Coordinator Officer Douglas from Houston PoliceSeveral asked how you can help HPD. The best way to help us is to get involved with your community. Each station has a community service officer who coordinates monthly Positive Interaction Program (PIP) Meetings. The Positive Interaction Program holds monthly PIP meetings featuring speakers from different divisions (Burglary and Theft, Homicide, K-9, Helicopters, etc.) explaining how their division operates. Lots of other things happen at PIP meetings: citizens give crime tips, members may collect food for the hungry in their community or raise money for scholarships, and you’ll have an opportunity to meet your neighbors.
To find the PIP meeting in your area, please go towww.houstontx.gov/police/pip/divisional.htm
Here is the HPD BEAT MAP so you can see which station services your area . Many of you asked about crime statistics in your area. In response to updated technology and new mapping tools, HPD has two new crime mapping functions now available on the HPD website. Our crime stats webpage: www.houstontx.gov/police/cs/index-2.htm
CrimeReports: www.crimereports.com
Raidsonline: www.raidsonline.com
The same UCR reports and statistics will still be found on the website, but the previous map has been replaced with a new, embedded map provided by CrimeReports.com. The map allows citizens to search for crimes in their area in a more user-friendly fashion. It will also allow citizens to receive periodic emailed crime alerts as often as they choose and to submit anonymous crime tips directly to Crime Stoppers via the website.
A second map, through RaidsOnline, is available through a link on the HPD website. The website has multiple graphing and analytical tools provided by BAIR Analytics. This will allow users the ability to view density maps, and view and graph multiple data points.
A short introductory video on the features of the new crime maps can be found on the HPD YouTube channel.
Thank you, everyone, for your emails and for supporting HPD.
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Edrina Fitting and the Ladybug Realtors give back to Bay Forest and support our children from elementary school through high school!
Recently awarded theTexas PTA Honorary Life Long Membership Award
1. Director of Committee: Bay Forest Yard of the Month 2. Chair person: Bay Forest Traffic and Speed Control Committee 3. Sponsor: Bay Forest Spring Crawfish Boil 4. Sponsor: Bay Forest Oktoberfest 5. Co-Sponsor: Bay Forest July 4th Bike Parade 6. Sponsor: Many of the Bay Forest Mommies’ Club Activities,
such as the Easter Egg Hunt, Summer Ice Cream Social at the Pool and the Halloween Fall Festival
7. Sponsor: Bay Forest News 8. Sponsor: Space Center Intermediate School Band 9. Sponsor: Space Center Intermediate School
Academic Recognition 10. Sponsor: CLHS Band 11. Sponsor: CLHS Girls Golf 12. Sponsor: CLHS Baseball 13. Sponsor: CLHS Project Graduation
14. Sponsor: CLHS Quarterback Club 15. Sponsor: Falcon Pass Elementary School PTA 16. Sponsor: Falcon Pass Winter Wonderland 17. Platinum Sponsor: St. Clare of Assisi Elementary School
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GardenLine Tips by Randy Lemmon 740 KTRH
You've Got a Green Light to FertilizeThis week's message is as simple as it gets: It's time to start the fertilizer part of my lawn care schedule!
Often, I've recommended waiting until the end of February to do the early green-up part, but since the forecast is offering up significantly warmer temperatures for the coming days, a huge window of opportunity just opened up.
If you're familiar with the schedule and the early green-up with a 15-5-10 or any organic lawn food, you can stop reading right now. Go get your products and get busy.
But if you're new to the schedule, keep reading for why we do what we do. And when we do it.
My version of the early green-up fertilization calls for a bona fide 15-5-10 quick-acting product. Nitro-Phos Imperial has been my go-to fertilizer for over 15 years. But it's just a fertilizer — it's not a weed-and-feed and not a slow-release product. It works fast and for just 30-45 days. By the time it has run its course, you should be ready for the schedule's April application of a slow/controlled-release fertilizer.
If you're hesitant to use a synthetic fertilizer, any organic fertilizer I recommend will work just fine for this. They're also great if you just want to add some organic matter to the ground and get a little green-up out of it.
Those new to the schedule may be asking why I don't recommend weed-and-feeds. My biggest issue is with the atrazine-based products — they burn the roots of nearby trees and large shrubs. Rather than kick off another of my diatribes against atrazine, I'll just point you to this article on the negative consequences of its use. If you come across a Trimec-based 15-5-10 weed-and-feed, I don't have a problem with that — its weed-killing aspects are not as damaging to the environment. However, Trimec-based products only target broadleaf weeds, and have absolutely no effect on grassy weeds. Also know that those weed-and-feeds often won't work if you don't follow the label instructions precisely.
My schedule also calls for a pre-emergent herbicide application in February. That's really simple as well — put down Barricade, Dimension® Specialty Herbicide, or anything with pendimethlin. They're all 2-in-1 pre-emergence formulas — they block both grassy and broadleaf weed seeds from germinating.
And one more little reading assignment related to weed-killing and fertilizing at the same time: my Top 10 Rules of Herbicide Use.
To find these products, start with any of the independent nurseries and garden centers I've talked about for years on GardenLine. Numerous feed stores also carry them. And, of course, the stores of the Greater Houston Ace Retailer Group. I can assure you that very few of the products on my schedule can be found at big-box stores.
So, it's time to get busy starting today! And if you need clarification on any of this stuff, give me a holler on the radio show this weekend.
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Winter Carnival Thank YouFPE PTA would like to express a heartfelt thank you to our volunteers and our sponsors, as well as those who attended our Winter Carnival! Even the beautiful weather contributed to a successful event. Money raised at the carnival will be used to fund PTA activities during the year, scholarships for teachers and FPE alumni, and equipment and supplies for our classrooms and campus.
March PTA MeetingMake plans to join us for the next PTA meeting at 12:15 pm on March 22nd in the FPE Teaching Theater. Lunch will be provided by the PTA at Noon. Following a brief business meeting, our principal Mrs. Giuffre will present a program entitled, “The Leader in Me”. The meeting agenda includes officer elections for the 2016-2017 school year. We hope to see you there!
March Events2-6th Teacher Appreciation Week 4th JSC Credit Union Deposit Day 8-9 am8th Staff Appreciation Event9th Kindergarten Field Trip11th Early Release 12:15 pm14th-18th Spring Break22nd Executive Board PTA Meeting @ 11:00 am PTA Meeting 12:15 pm in teaching theater25th Spirit Day Spirit Day Popcorn Sale to benefit PE Department, 11 am to 1 pm $128th Educational Enrichment Program sponsored by PTA: United Freestyle Team 29th Spirit Night- Location TBA29th- 30th STAAR TESTING – No Visitors on Campus
Falcon Pass ElementarySchool NewsGO VOYAGERS!
(SCHOOL NEWS continued on page 14)
School News
Armand Bayou Nature CenterTrash BashJoin us Saturday, April 2, 2016 to clean up our waterways! Every year, thousands of people in the Houston/Galveston area gather to clean tons of trash from our waterways. The mission of Trash Bash is: To promote environmental stewardship of our watershed through public education by utilizing hands-on educational tools and by developing partnerships between environmental, governmental, and private organizations. Help keep Armand Bayou clean by picking up trash as you canoe along this beautiful waterway. Visit www.trashbash.org or call 281-486-9500 for more information.
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Upcoming 2016 PTSA Meetings:• March 23 Construction Update Join us as we get the very latest information about the CLHS Construction Update. Our March meeting will feature Mr. Paul Miller, CCISD Director of Facility Services. The meeting will be held the Ninth Grade Center Commons.What would you like to know about the rebuild at Lake? Please CLICK HERE to submit a question for the March 23 meeting.
• May 12 - Awards Ceremony for PTSAsponsored Student Scholarships, Lifetime Memberships, and Extended Service Awards
CLHS Upcoming Dates:• March 11th - Daisy Day Clear Lake High School will celebrate Daisy Day
on March 11th during lunches. This day serves as a fundraiser for the numerous clubs and organizations at Clear Lake High School. This club showcase also helps students decide what organizations they may want to pursue next year. CLICK HERE for a complete list of clubs and organizations at Clear Lake High School.
• March 11th – Official grade check for all students. End of third 9 week grading period.
• March 14th – March 18th - Spring Break' March 14th – March 18th - Spring Break
• March 23rd – General PTSA meeting. Get the very latest information about the CLHS Construction Update. If you have questions you would like to ask, submit them HERE
• March 24th – 3rd nine week report card distribution• March 29th – ELA I STAAR EOC• March 31st – ELA II STAAR EOC
2015 Regional Academic DecathlonClear Lake High School and Clear Springs High School recently competed and placed in the 2015 Regional Academic Decathlon. Despite the tough Texas competition, both teams ranked high enough to move on to the 2016 State Competition at the end of February in Dallas. Good luck students!
School News
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School NewsSenior Parents!We can use your help Project Graduation!Volunteers are needed to manage prizes, coordinate and produce the memories DVD, donate small ($10-20) gift cards and volunteer for the night of the event.
Volunteers can sign up and photos can be turned in to [email protected]. Prizes can be turned into the senior office. Visit: https://sites.google.com/site/clearlakeprojectgrad
CLHS Rebuild Process... as of February
Third 9 WEEK Exam Schedule:March 7th ELA & CTE examsMarch 8th WLC & Math examsMarch 9th Science & Social Studies examsMarch 9th Dual Credit Parent Meeting (see below for more information)March 10th Challenger/Columbia Stadium DedicationMarch 11th Daisy DayMarch 14-18 Spring Break
Dual Credit Parent MeetingThe date for the Dual Credit Parent Orientation meeting has been moved up to Wednesday, March 9th at 6:30 pm. A Dual Credit Student Orientation meeting will be held in April at CLHS during the school day (but students are welcome to attend the meeting next week).
The Parent Orientation meeting will be held in the Clear View High School Commons which is adjacent to the San Jacinto College Annex (400 South Walnut, Webster 77598).
Topics covered include program changes for the 2016-17 school year, application process details, tuition and fees, time commitment, fall and spring course offerings and transportation options. The San Jacinto College Dual Credit Coordinator, Clear Creek ISD Student Services Director, and Clear Lake High School administration will be at the meeting to answer questions and help parents and student make an informed decision about dual credit courses.
AP Test InformationAP tests will be administered May 2nd - May 13th and it’s time for students to order their AP exams. Test registration begins March 7th and closes March 24th. The cost is $92 for each exam. Students on free or reduced lunch will pay $23 for each exam. Students should register now and pay for their AP exams using a credit card at the link and/ or QR code below. Student log-in information is the one used to log in to their CCISD account. There will be a 4.15% transaction fee when using a credit card. Please see CLHS Lead Counselor Ms. Pittman (room 600) for exam ordering questions. Payment by check or money order can be processed in Ms. Pittman's office and should be made out to CLHS. Cash will not be accepted. Click for more information.
Attention: Senior Women!!!Please join the Clear lake area panhellenic association for the 2016 Informational meeting on sorority recruitment Clear lake united methodist church, 16335 El Camino Real Houston.Saturday, April 2, 2016 2:00 – 4:00 pm If you have any questions regarding this event or the recruitment process, please contact: Becky Hensley Mary Payne Recruitment Chairman Recruitment Co-Chairman 713-842-0047 281-461-1407 [email protected] [email protected] Clear lake panhellenic website: www.Clearlakepanhel.org Neither this organization nor this event is sponsored, endorsed or otherwise affiliated with Clear Creek Isd.
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Library News
Photography Class SeriesEvelyn Meador Library is offering a nature photography class series beginning on Saturday, March 12. This program is called Photographing Nature: It’s a Family Thing and it consists of three 90-minute sessions for teens and their parents to learn to see nature differently and use their cameras effectively to reveal the beauty and intriguing aspects of nature. Each session runs from 9-10:30 am.
March 12: Discussion of photography basics and a look at some examples; discussion of how to see nature differently and fully. Thirty minutes outdoors to practice what was learned. Assignment: Create more photos! (The library will have a way for the images to be posted and credited online.)
March 19: A review of some of the students’ images, and then a trip outdoors to create photographs under the guidance of the instructor. Specific opportunities will be presented for the students to learn how to see and then create. Assignment: Create more photos!
April 2: Digital showing of student work in library meeting room which will be open to the community. A selection of photography and nature-related books will be on display.
These classes require registration. Please phone the library at 281-474-9142 to register or go online at https://goo.gl/whdGtA.These programs are free and open to the public. Harris County Public Library will make reasonable accommodation for persons with
disabilities. To make a request, notify the Branch Librarian at 281-474-9142.
Andrea Wyrick, Adult Services LibrarianEvelyn Meador Branch Library2400 N Meyer Ave, Seabrook, TX 77586a Harris County Public Library281-474-9142 • [email protected]
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MAGIC THE GATHERING: This card game is awesome! If you are a teen or a tween, come and join us to play!
EVELYN MEADOR CHESS CLUB: Love chess, or want to learn how to play? Stop by the Children's Area and join us in this time honored classic game of strategy.
MINECRAFT HOUR OF CODE! Use blocks of code to take Steve or Alex on an adventure through this Minecraft world! Sign up ahead of time!
March Programs for CHILDREN*Tuesday 10:30 am Preschool Story Time * 3/8; 3/15; 3/22; 3/29Wednesday 10:15 am Baby Time: 3/9; 3/16; 3/23; 3/30Wednesday 11 am Toddler Time: 3/9; 3/16; 3/23; 3/30
BABY TIME: For infants up to 18 months along with a caregiver. Please join us year round for finger plays, nursery and action rhymes, books, and simple songs. After the formal portion of the program we bring out toys for free play.
TODDLER TIME:For children 18 months to 3 years and their caregivers. This is a year round program featuring songs, nursery rhymes, stories and finger plays. After the formal portion of the program we bring out toys for free play.
PRESCHOOL STORYTIME:For children 3-6 years old. This program is designed for children who are ready to sit and listen to stories in addition to enjoying songs, finger plays and action rhymes. Join us year round!
MONTHLY CRAFT: Wednesday, March 9 at 4:30 pm in the Meeting Room. This craft is designed for school-age children and tweens; all supplies are provided.
*These programs are free and open to the public. Harris County will make reasonable accommodation for persons with disabilities. To make a request, notify the Branch Manager at 281-474-9142.
March Programs for ADULTS*3/15 Meditation for Everyday Living. 7:00 pm William Smith, a long-time meditation practitioner, will
discuss practicing meditation in order to improve physical, mental and spiritual health.
3/18 Color Me Happy for Adults. 2:00 pm Coloring is relaxing and it is fun! Join us to visit with your
neighbor and create your own work of art.Citizenship Class: 3/10 at 1:30 pmclasses are ongoing and offered at different levelsESL and Basic Literacy: Classes are ongoing and offered on different days, times and levels
Computer Classes3/7 Internet Basics 10:30 am3/8 Microsoft Word 2013 II 1:30 pm3/8 Microsoft Excel II 6:30 pm3/9 Introduction to Windows 10 10:30 3/10 Minecraft Hour of Code 4:30 pm3/11 Internet Safety 1:30 pm3/14 Organize & Declutter Your Computer I at 1:30 pm3/15 Microsoft Word 2013 III 1:30 pm3/15 Microsoft Excel III 6:30 pm3/16 Organize & Declutter Your Computer Part II 1:30 pm3/21 Facebook I 1:30 pm3/22 Microsoft Word 2013 IV 1:30 pm3/22 Microsoft Excel IV 6:30 pm3/23 Facebook II 1:30 pm3/24 Technology Q&A 1:30 pm3/28 Greeting Cards 1:30 pm3/29 E-mail Basics 1:30 pm3/30 Skype! 1:30 pm
*These programs are free and open to the public. Harris County will make reasonable accommodation for persons with disabilities. To make a request, notify the Branch Manager at 281-474-9142.
March Programs for TEENS*Mondays Homework Help! 3:30 pm 3/7; 3/14; 3/21; 3/28Monday 3/21 Snacks and a Movie! 4:00 pm Tuesdays Magic the Gathering Club 4:00 pm 3/8; 3/15; 3/22; 3/29Tuesdays Evelyn Meador Chess Club 5:30 pm 3/1; 3/8; 3/15; 3/22; 3/29Wednesdays Homework Help! 3:30 pm 3/9; 3/16; 3/23; 3/30Wednesday 3/23 Craft It! 4:30 pm Thursday 3/10 Minecraft Hour of Code! 4:30 pmThursday 3/10 iPad Book Scavenger Hunt! 4:00 pmThursday 3/31 iPad Games! 4:00 pmFriday 3/11 Friday Flicks! 4:00 pm
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PERSONAL AD POLICYThere is no charge for a Bay Forest resident to place a Personal Ad in the Bay Forest News. Please email the information that is to appear in the ad to [email protected].
There is no charge for a Bay Forest teen to adver tise in the Teen Job Directory. Get your ad to Marita Moran at [email protected] by the 20th of the month.
COMMERCIAL AD POLICYAd Sizes CostBusiness Card $ 25.001/4 page $ 40.001/2 page $ 75.00Full page $ 150.00Inserts $ 60.00 (you print 200 inserts)
5% discount offered if you pay, in advance, for 3 months of advertising space.10% discount offered if you pay, in advance, for 6 months of advertising space.15% discount offered if you pay, in advance, for 10 months of advertising space.
NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION INSERT FEES Organizations based within the Bay Forest Community will be charged $25.00 for inserts—all other non-profit organi za tions will be charged $35.00 for inserts. THE BAY FOREST NEWS IS ISSUED THE 1ST WEEK OF EVERY MONTH, WITH THE EXCEPTION OF THE JUNE/ JULY AND THE DECEMBER/JANUARY ISSUES (10 ISSUES PER YEAR).
THE DEADLINE TO SUBMIT ARTICLESOR ADS IS THE 20TH OF THE MONTH.
EDITOR: Marita Moran (281) 660-4965 e-mail: [email protected]: Natasha Alexander Marita Moran (281) 660-4965 Rosie Pieri (281) 480-7314 Elizabeth LauzonADVERTISING: Marita Moran (281) 660-4965ACCOUNTANT: Cindy CarmineGRAPHIC DESIGN: KrispGraphix (832) 372-5127, [email protected]: 850 householdsPRINTER: MI Printing (281) 486-9884
EDITORIAL NOTESContributions to this paper are welcome; articles, letters to the editor, complaints, compliments, etc. Please submit your copy to Marita Moran via email at [email protected] by the 20th of the month.
Although all contributions are welcome, we cannot guarantee to print everything that is submitted. The editor reserves the right to edit copy where required.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR PRINTED REFLECT THE OPIN IONS OF THE AUTHORS ONLY, AND NOT THOSE OF THE BAY FOREST NEWS OR ANY OF ITS STAFF. TO BE PUB LISHED, LETTERS TO THE EDITOR MUST INCLUDE A NAME AND PHONE NUMBER— THE EDITORS RESERVE THE RIGHT TO OMIT THE NAME AT THE WRITER’S REQUEST.
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Leash LawDogs and cats may not “run at large” in Houston. “Running at large” means going on public or private property without the owner or another person having direct physical control of the animal. An animal on a leash is considered to be under direct physical control of a person.“Running at large” may result in impoundment of the animal or in the issuance of one or more citations. For more info visit http://www.ci.houston.tx.us/departme/health/barc3.htm
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CenterPoint Energy maintains streetlights throughout our electric service territory in and around Houston. Go to the link below to report a streetlight outage. You will be asked to provide:
• pole number for the non-functioning lights you want to report• contact information (in case more info is needed to locate a streetlight)• an e-mail address (if you want feedback regarding your repair request)• the number of streetlights you would like to report
Visit CenterPoint Energy’s webpage for reporting streetlights out: http://cnp.centerpointenergy.com/outage orwww.centerpointelectric.com/cehe/support/streetlight/Report general power outages by calling 713-207-2222 or 1-800-332-7143
To Report a Streetlight that is Out...OFFICERS - Bay Forest Community Association
President Dan Pias [email protected] 713-562-5444Vice President Dennis Fouty [email protected] Treasurer Stephanie Meyers [email protected] Tom Camp [email protected] 832-493-5328Director Barbara McCollum 281-488-0123
COMMITTEES - Bay Forest Community AssociationARC Dan Pias [email protected] 713-562-5444ACLC/Super Neighborhood Barbara McCollum 281-488-0123Tennis (Board Oversight) Tom Camp [email protected] 832-493-5328Tennis - Kids Bruce Reistle [email protected] 832-533-1493Tennis - Womens Carol Rush [email protected] 832-630-0350Tennis - Mens A Greg Blackburn [email protected] 281-743-3802Tennis - Mens B Russ Hall [email protected] 281-486-4052Tennis - Mens C LiMin Chang [email protected] 281-483-6906Pool Tom Camp [email protected] 832-493-5328Social Committee Stephanie Meyers [email protected] Parks/COA Dan Pias [email protected] 713-562-5444Yard of the Month Stephanie Meyers [email protected]/Traffic Committee Barbara McCollum 281-488-0123Trash Service Oversight Barbara McCollum 281-488-0123Long Range Planning Dennis Fouty [email protected] Advisory Board Dennis Fouty [email protected] Replacement Com. Dennis Fouty [email protected] Relations [email protected] Management Oversight Dan Pias [email protected] 713-562-5444Crime/Community Watch Tom Camp [email protected] 832-493-5328 Website Oversight Dennis Fouty [email protected] Committee Barbara McCollum, Tom Camp and Dennis Fouty ORGANIZATIONSGarden Club Katy Lednicky www.GBTB.org 281-488-5655Gourmet Club Alex Valenti [email protected]’ Club Sandra Espinosa [email protected] Blue Marlins Blue Marlins Hotline 832-247-5035OTHER IMPORTANT NUMBERSThe Bay Forest Community Association can be contacted at: [email protected] 15715 Lake Lodge Drive, Houston, Texas 77062AmeriWaste 281-331-8400City of Houston Information (neighborhood protection, solid waste, addresses to public buildings, etc.) 3-1-1Officer Richard Buitron HPD Liaison / 2855 Bay Area Blvd. 77058 281-218-3900Report Suspicious Activity • Non-Emergency # 713-884-3131Poison Control 281-766-4403Albert Thomas Post Office Frances Nix-Davis 281-488-8315
CLEAR CREEK SCHOOLS SERVING BAY FORESTFalcon Pass Elementary Clear Lake High School281-284-6200 Fax: 281-286-2914 281-284-1900 Fax: 281-284-1905 Office Hours: 7:45 am to 3:45 pm Office Hours: 7:00 am - 3:00 pmSchool Hours: 8:15 am to 3:15 am School Hours: 7:20 am to 2:30 pm www.ccisd.net/schools/elementary-schools www.ccisd.net/schools/high-schools/ clear-lake-high-schoolSpace Center Intermediate 281-284-3300 Fax: 281-284-3305 8 am to 4 pm www.ccisd.net/schools/intermediate-schools
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