From Principal Shawn Liu
- On this Sunday, we’ll start our first “Books and Cookies Time” between 2:45 and 3:15 when the library will be reserved for the scheduled classes or whoever is interested. G8 and G9 will have their “Books and Cookies Time” this Sunday.
- We are in the process of publishing the school directory and are looking for sponsorship in the form of business advertisements as well as individual donations. If you know of any potential business advertisers or if you yourself can support this effort, please contact Li-Chu Lo (lichu02139@hotmail.com).
- In the event of the inclement weather or snow day the school cancellation will be posted on our website (http://www.thechineselanguageschool.org). You will also be notified via email.
From Vice Principals Celia Lee
• PARENT DUTY – The following parents are scheduled to work on December 2:
Sam Lee & Katherine Kim,
Cleve Ledgister & C Jackie ummins
Andy Hsu & April Ho
You can now find your parent duty schedule for the 2012-2013 school year on our website, http://thechineselanguageschool.org/2012-2013/ParentDuty/2012-2013_parent_duty_schedule.pdf.
• Parents on duty should report to the Office (Room 243) at 1:45pm. If you cannot come, please contact Vice Principal, Celia Lee（508-337-6071，clee.tcls@gmail.com.).There is a $50 fine for absence without prior notice to the Vice Principal.
Boston Guzheng Ensemble Tenth Anniversary Concert
To celebrate the 10th anniversary, the Boston Guzheng Ensemble will present a concert in Chinese traditional folk tunes, new compositions, and Chinese pop songs. Guzheng is a Chinese 21-string zither and the Boston Guzheng ensemble is the only guzheng ensemble in New England.
Saturday 7:30 p.m., December 8, 2012
Maxwell Auditorium, National Heritage Museum
33 Marrett Road, Lexington, MA 02421
Free Admission ($5 suggested donation is appreciated)
Info.: 617-782-3000 (Ms. Shin-Yi Yang), http://www.bostonguzheng.org
Sponsored by Chinese Culture Connection
MIT Cambridge Chinese Choral Society’s 2012 Winter Concert
December 15th, 2012 at 7:30 PM at MIT Kresge Little Theater,
Admission is free. Seating is limited, please arrive early.
Mozart and Hsü Chih-mo, one from the west and one from the east, have deeply influenced their own society by music and literary. This concert will demonstrate the essence of their history with Mozart’s classical pieces and Hsü Chih-mo’s poetic rearrangement. In addition, Chinese folk and classical songs will also be presented as MIT CCCS’ finest.
For more information about the concert or would you like to join the CCCS, please email cccs-officers@mit.edu, or call 217-766-3035.