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STLP is active in the
Lexington community!
Winburn Middle STLP supports the HOPE Center
-- You can, too!
Winburn's STLP kids are collecting socks for the Hope
Center from now until Feb 11th. They are sponsoring an opportunity to win
two basketball tickets to the UK vs. GA game (February 11, 2003) for a
pair of clean adult socks or $1.00. The STLP group will then buy socks and
take them over to the Hope Center and take a tour after Feb 11th.
Contact
LaVece Hughes for your chance to win!
Picadome Elementary STLP supports the
residents of Lafayette Country Place

Picadome Elementary's STLP group went to
the Lafayette Country Place nursing home in late
November. They took digital pictures of some of the nursing home
residents. They had permission from guardians or
from the residents themselves. The students then created Christmas cards
with the residents' pictures on them.

In early December, they returned to the
nursing home with the cards and candy canes. They made three cards for
each of the residents who had their picture taken. These cards were given
to the residents so they could send them to family or friends. While
delivering the cards, the students also sang carols and gave candy canes
to residents who had not had their pictures taken.
It was a great experience. The residents
and staff were very appreciative. They plan to try to do it again next
year. Contact
Melissa Moore for more information about
this activity.
Breckinridge Elementary and The
Academy at Lexington STLP demonstrate how communication has changed over
time.
The
5th grade students at Breckinridge have been learning about communication
and how it has changed society and culture over
time. They are exploring the types of communication that involve a
computer that may affect them in future careers and are learning how to
use that technology.
As a result of these experiences the 5th
grade STLP group at Breckinridge teleconferenced
with the STLP group from The Academy using Microsoft’s Netmeeting
software. The two coordinators, Mr. Hall and Mrs. Humlong, connected using
their computers. Mrs. Humlong
sent video along with audio. Both coordinators demonstrated the software
and then several students connected with each other.
They found out some information about the other person
and then opened the white board and played Tic Tac Toe and Hangman.

As a result of this positive interaction,
Mr. Hall and Mrs. Humlong hope to do this activity with their 5th grade
classes. The STLP students in those classrooms will be able to
assist their classmates when this exciting event occurs!
Contact
Janyl Humlong for more information.
Beaumont Middle STLP attended the Region 5 Fall Conference

The STLP students were able to attend the Region 5 Fall
Conference in Georgetown, KY, for the first
time this year. The students were very excited about the opportunity
to share with other students what they have been doing in STLP,
but seemed even more excited about
what they saw and learned from the other Region 5 students. Upon
returning to school, one student created a PowerPoint summarizing the
conference. Contact
Kathy Crouch for more information.
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