Elementary/General Division
“GIVE FALL WORKSHOP A HAND!” Melissa Thomason, President, Elementary General
Welcome back to another school year! I am pleased to be serving as your President of the Elementary/ General Division for the next two years. I would like to thank Rhonda Tucker and Hunter Goff for their tire- less work to our organization for the past two years, and would like to welcome Sara Womack on board as our new President-Elect.
Our fall workshop will be held September 17th from 9:00 am - 3:00 pm at Mountain Brook Elementary School. Our clinician will be Lee Campbell-Towell, who has taught music and movement in San Antonio, Texas for 25 years. Her experience spans from pre- school to college and includes the publication of 8 col- lections of songs with Hal Leonard under the name of Cat Paws. She has also published 8 other collections with her company Cat Paws in Motion. Lee produces and hosts a family television show called CAT PAWS that is seen in Texas on PBS and nationally on La Familia and I-LIFE TV.
Lee will be presenting a session called "Beautiful Hands". We will experience songs, games, and chants that promote non-violence and teach the basic human rule of LOVE YOUR NEIGHBOR. Hands will be used to help and create and not to hurt. You will not want to miss out on this workshop! Look for your reg- istration and newsletter in your mail very soon.
Also, don't forget that the American Orff-Schulwerk Association National Conference is rounding the cor- ner! The conference will be held at the Birmingham Jefferson Convention Complex on November 9th
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12th, 2005. If you have not volunteered to help our Alabama Chapter, it is not too late! Contact Melanie Harris at
melharrisbham@aol.com or Marsha Alexander at
alexande@mtnbrook.k12.al.us.
I am looking forward to seeing you all in September!
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