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September 2010 Open Letter to PCUS Family...

Posted by admin in Tucson Schools on October 2, 2010 | No Comments

September 2010 Open Letter to PCUS Family. Video letter by Jim Koan, PCUS (Phoenix Christian Unified Schools) Superindendent, to all parents, alumni and friends of Phoenix Christian. Video shot at various locations on the three PSUC campuses. Letter will be available at www.phoenixchristian.org. Video of students from all three campuses. Call to pray. Call to fast. Call to worship. Our first corporate worship is Monday, October 4th at 7:00pm in the Light and Life Sanctuary. Video highlights of 2010-2011 school year: High school enrollment increased by more than 10%; international program increased by 41%; we now welcome students from 10 different countries on three continents. New classes and programs available (without having to add new staff) include: AP Biology, HS Fitness & Health, HS Cooking & Nutrition, Beginning Band for all Central 4th and 5th graders, ESL English and ESL Study Hall (with fellow HS students as tutors), 2 Foreign Language labs with dedicated WiFi to provide online access to our Spanish curriculum, K-6th Spanish at the West Valley; A Middle School Dinner Theater to add to the current HS Fall Play and Spring Musical; Greatly expanded utilization of the web and technology to enhance Upper EL learning; AC in the Gymnasium for the first time ever (for pennies on the dollar in cost to PC); NAVIANCE: Online access to comprehensive college and career planning for HS and JH students and parents; Football program expanded to include a full JV schedule; More ...

The Dangers of Dental Amalgam (Mercury poisoning, ...

Posted by admin in Tucson Schools on July 21, 2010 | No Comments

Millions of people have dental amalgam silver fillings implanted in their teeth. Dental amalgam is the most commonly used material to repair cavities. Amalgams are a mixture of the toxic metals mercury, zinc, tin and copper. Amalgam fillings contain 50% mercury and only 20 to 35% silver. Mercury is highly toxic and causes many health problems! www.relfe.com Mercury vapor is released from amalgam fillings, is inhaled and swallowed, and causes low level mercury poisoning in the body. The amount of mercury in the brain is directly linked to the number and the size of dental amalgam fillings. Mercury passes through the placental barrier and even enters the mothers breast milk! Mercury affects the body chemistry and disrupts organ system functioning. www.wholebodymed.com Symptoms of mercury poisoning include: Auto-immune diseases, mental disorders, migraines, cancer, insomnia, arthritis, depression, oral lesions, infertility, birth defects, stomach pains, memory loss, autism, developmental disorders, ADHD, anxiety, mood changes, asthma, allergies, etc. www.buzzle.com Dental amalgams were first introduced in 1833 but many dentists refused to implant them due to the mercury. In 1843, the American Society of Dental Surgeons declared the use of dental amalgam a malpractice(!) and forced its members to abstain from using amalgams. Proponents of amalgam continued to claim that dental amalgam was safe because it was supposedly inert in the filling. As dental amalgam was less ...

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Posted by admin in Tucson Schools on June 24, 2010 | No Comments

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OCRS_2010Graduation.mov...

Posted by admin in Tucson Schools on June 18, 2010 | No Comments

Parents of Oak Creek Ranch School's 2010 graduating class reflect on their student's experience at the school on graduation day. Parent testimonials focus on how Oak Creek Ranch School helped their ADD ADHD teen achieve academic success. Video taken on the OCRS campus, located in beautiful Arizona, near Sedona. For 38 years OCRS has helped Undermotivated Teens, Academic Underachievers and Students with ADD ADHD reach their full potential. As one of the top ADD ADHD boarding schools in the country, Oak Creek Ranch School provides individualized programs and small classes. For more information on Oak Creek Ranch School, please visit our web site: www.ocrs.com or call toll-free 1-877-554-OCRS (6277).