Programs
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Partnerships |
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In order to provide quality programs, activities and ensure that best practices are used the Dallas chapter has partnered with local and national organization such as First Books, Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), Environmental Protection Agency, Dallas County Community College District, Mattie Nash Davis Recreation Center, and Schutz Elementary School. See additional partnerships and sponsors.
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The Outdoor Classroom Garden "Great Things Come from Children Who Plant and Grow" |
 | The Dallas chapter's Outdoor Classroom kicked off the 2011 planting with a bang! During spring break 2011 students filled the garden area to layout the garden and decide what they wanted to plant. They had a monumental task...let's see what happened. |
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Girls In Flight |
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A seven-session program to assist girls in raising awareness of their value and importance in today's world-showing them how to negotiate the difficulties…how to figure out who they are…see how they soar. |
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Dallas Continentals are on Board with Literacy |
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As Literacy is one of the Continental Societies, Incorporated National thrusts, numerous opportunities for the Dallas chapter to both sponsor and participate in Read-In’s are available to us. The 2007-2008 activity year of the Dallas chapter has seen us participate in a minimum of six (6) of these encompassing two states and thousands of students and families members. |
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Essay Writing Contest/Young Authors Award Banquet
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An event that has been established as a tradition in Dallas Continental's partnership with Stults Road Elementary School, the ALL school essay writing contest and awards banquet is a highlight for students, teachers, and parents each year. This year's topic "Someone Special to Me" was selected for multiple reasons. |
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3rd Annual Cereal Drive A Gigantic Success |
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Continental Societies, Inc., Dallas Chapter Health Committee hosted it's 3rd Annual Cereal Drive Month! During the last two years, the Dallas Chapter has donated over 1000 items to shelters and schools and have affected many children in need of this basic breakfast items for their weekend backpack programs.
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