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Contacts
Program
Supervisor
Amy
Chevrolet, LCSW
707.525.5311
707.525.5383 Fax
mailto:achevrol@stjoe.org?subject=Message_From_Web_Site
Rachel Bender
Volunteer Coordinator,
Circle of Sisters
(707) 525 5300 ext 3221 office
(620)
290 3183
gruturtle@gmail.com
Jenny Horton
Volunteer Coordinator,
Circle of Sisters
(707) 525 5300 ext 3209
cosjenny@gmail.com
Office Location/Mailing
Address
2227 Capricorn Way, Suite 100D
Santa
Rosa CA 95407
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Forms
Girl's Application Form - Includes Overview in PDF
format)
Registration Form - Includes
Emergency Consent (for Parents) (in PDF
format)
Permission Form - Includes
Commitment Statement (for Parents) (in PDF
format)
Formulario
:: Girls Packet Cover
Formulario
de Solicitud de Niñas - incluye un resumen (en forma PDF)
Formulario de Registracón - incluye
el consentimiento en case de una emergencia (para padres)
(en forma PDF)
Formulario de Permiso - incluye la
declaracioón de compromiso (para padres) (en
forma PDF)
Plan de Lecciones ::
Lesson Plan Theme
:: Overview
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Locations
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Cali Calmecca Charter
School
9491 Starr Road
Windsor, CA
95492
3:15-5:25pm TUES/THURS
Carrillo Place
Apartments (Community Room)
200 Cranbrook
Way
Santa Rosa, CA 95407
3:30-6:30pm
FRI
Comstock Middle
School
2750 W. Steele Lane
Santa Rosa, CA
95403
2:30-5:30pm MON
Creekside Middle School
5154 Snyder Lane
Rohnert Park, CA
94928
2:30-5:30pm TUE/WED/THURS
Guerneville Elementary
School (RM 6)
14630 Armstrong Woods
Road
Guerneville, CA 95446
2:30-5:30pm
WED/FRI |
Monte Rio Elementary
School (RM B103)
20700 Foothill
Drive
Monte Rio, CA 95462
MIN DAYS 2:00-5:00pm REG
3:00-5:00pm THU
Mountain Shadows Middle
School (RM C1)
7165 Burton Avenue
Rohnert
Park, CA 94928
2:30-5:30pm MON/WED
Sheppard Elementary
School
1777 West Avenue
Santa Rosa, CA
95407
3:00-5:30pm TUE/THU
Meadow View Elementary
School
2665 Dutton Meadow
Santa Rosa, CA
95407
3:00-5:00pm MON
For More Information Call Amy
Chevrolet at
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Programs— Circle
Time :: Life
Learning Track :: Mentors
:: Community
Service
Circle of Sisters is a free
after-school program that meets two days each week
throughout the school year. COS group facilitators work
with local girls addressing issues like self-esteem,
peer pressure, friendship, physical development,
nutrition, gangs, violence, conflict resolution, and
drug and alcohol awareness.
The middle school years are a critical stage
of development in a female's life. It is the goal of
Circle of Sister to help girls embrace the changes and
challenges associated with this time in their lives and
promote their self-worth and self-awareness. The desired
outcome of the program is to provide girls with the
tools, values, advocates, experiences and resources to
have a positive impact in their present and future life
choices and to reduce the level of violence among
adolescent girls.
Circle Time :: The girls
learn through discussions and journalizing about issues
facing young females today and how to effectively deal
with these issues. Topics include: self-esteem, peer
pressure, friendship, physical development, nutrition,
violence, conflict resolution, and drug and alcohol
awareness.
- Life
Learning Track :: The purpose of the
Life Learning Track is to raise the girls' awareness
about the positive options and avenues their
environment has to offer as an alternative to becoming
involved with negative behaviors and attitudes, which
could lead to violence. The girls may participate in
activities on-site or off-site to explore the world
around them. Activities may include arts and crafts,
team sports, cooking, role-playing, games, and
educational activities.
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Mentors ::
COS
works to provide each girl with a mentor with whom she
will be given the opportunity to develop a
relationship with a supportive, caring roles models
and experience acceptance, encouragement and
guidance.
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Community Service ::
It is
the hope of COS that the girls will be able to
participate in various community service activities,
such as harvesting fruits and vegetables for the
homeless or working at a food bank,to help develop a
sense of belonging and responsibility to the
community.
Circle of Sisters is an
after-school program which will meet throughout the
school year. During this time period COS works with
participants to develop the skills to make healthy
life style choices, as well as build healthy
relationships in a supportive environment.
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Activities
Talking
Yoga
Arts and
Crafts
Journaling
Dancing
Cooking
Outdoor
Activities
Singing
Acting
Gardening
Games
Collages
Painting
Exercise |
Lesson Plan Themes
Trust
Respect
Self-Esteem
Conflict
Resolution
Tolerance and
Understanding
Relationships
Community Service
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Emotional
Development
Nutrition
Hygiene
Sex
Education
Body Image
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Stress Management
Media
Literacy
Peer Pressure
Bullying
Drug/Alcohol
Education
Safety
Environmental
Awareness
Goals/Careers
Community Service
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Closure
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Health System - Sonoma County :: Community Benefit
Department
2227 Capricorn Way, Suite 100D, Santa Rosa,
California 95407 :: 707.525.5311 :: Fax
707.525.5383 | |
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