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I am excited to welcome you to the 2022-23 school year! We remain totally dedicated to the success of your children and look forward to your continued involvement. Our school theme this year is “We are Family,” which supports our continued goals of relationship building and individualized instruction.

After a year of staggered online classes, our school-wide goal this year is to fill potential academic losses by accelerating instruction and learning. This means students need to come to school prepared to work hard each and every day. Our teachers commit to plan and teach with each and every student in mind.

In support of our academic goals, we are proud to be a “mindful school.” A full description of our mindfulness program is included at the end of this newsletter. Our mindfulness program was awarded the 2018 “Golden Bell Award” by the Arizona School Boards Association as the Arizona elementary program of the year. I encourage all students to take advantage of our resources.

To further support our acceleration this year, we are proud to have an award-winning instructional program. Laveen Elementary was named a 2020 “Exemplary Title 1 School” by the Arizona Department of Education in the category of teachers and instruction.

As a district, we will continue with “standard-based grading,” which assesses a student’s proficiency level in regards to state academic standards. Grades are based on a student’s ability to demonstrate his/her academic proficiency through a variety of activities and assessments.

As parents, I encourage you to monitor your student’s progress by logging into our online gradebook through the parent portal on our district website, www.laveenschools.org. If you are new to ParentVUE, your activation code will be provided to you at Meet the Teacher Night or you can visit our main office for a replacement.

On the first day of school, all students will be given a new ID badge, plastic holder, and lanyard. Students are expected to wear their ID every day as part of their school uniform. An ID is required to enter onto campus, ride the bus, receive cafeteria meals, and check-out library books. Students who lose their ID will need to replace it at the cost of $2. They can purchase the new ID in the main office. If students wish to purchase a new lanyard or a plastic cover, they may do so for $1 each or they may wear any other school-appropriate lanyard.

In regards to daily student attendance, please remember that students are expected to be at school each day unless they are ill. We ask that you schedule all appointments outside of the school day to avoid classroom disruptions and missed instruction. Lastly, do not forget that each Friday is “Spirit Wear Friday” and school spirit wear may be worn as part of the school uniform. Spirit wear is available at www.laveenspiritwear.com. Thank you for your continued support of your child’s education and please contact me or our front office if we can ever be of assistance.

Go Hawks!

Dr. Robert Caplinger, Principal

Why choose Laveen Elementary?

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Laveen Elementary School is a “mindful school,” named a 2019 Exemplary Title 1 School by the Arizona Department of Education and awarded the 2018 Arizona School Board’s Golden Bell Award for the most promising school program of the year.

Mindfulness is about developing mental and emotional strength in children. As our students become more mindful, they develop the knowledge and attitudes needed to thrive in a world of increasing complexity, uncertainty, and exponential change. Laveen Elementary School strives to educate and empower all of its students to do their personal best by making responsible choices that positively affect their mind, body and spirit.

Components of the Laveen mindfulness program include: weekly yoga sessions before school for students and families, teachers trained in mindful breathing techniques, a mindful “reset room” for students, and school counselors trained by mindfulschools. org. In addition, “Second Step,” a social-emotional learning program equipped to help children thrive, is offered at all grade levels each week.

At Laveen Elementary School we inspire growth and maturity from the “inside out” by cultivating awareness, resilience and compassionate action.

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Major avalanche-related emergencies in Russia in 2016-2021

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Major avalanche emergencies in Russia in 2016-2021

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Snow has fallen on the ski run on Mount Moussa-Achitara. He covered two ski equipment rentals and damaged the building of a nearby cafe. As a result of the avalanche, eight people were injured, one died, four were found alive. Khadzhi-Murat Marshankulov, President of the Federation of Alpine Skiing and Snowboarding of the Karachay-Cherkess Republic “Dombai”, died on January 16 on Mount Cheget in the Elbrus region, an extreme skier from the Moscow Region descended from a marked track into a prohibited zone and provoked an avalanche, as a result of which he fell under it and died. On January 8, an avalanche came down in Norilsk near the Gora Otdelnaya mountain skiing complex. Several houses were covered with snow, in one of which there were people. Rescuers managed to find a teenager under the snowy rubble, he was hospitalized in serious condition. Then they found the bodies of a woman, her little son and husband. Their teenage son was hospitalized in serious condition. On March 202016, in the Khibiny mountains in the Murmansk region, as a result of an avalanche, one climber died, two were injured. It turned out that organized groups of climbers made a planned ascent along the route, while one of the groups caused an avalanche, which hit a bunch of three athletes.2019On December 22, in Chukotka, in one of the ravines near the village of Egvekinot-1 (Ozerny), a snowboarder died as a result of an avalanche. According to the meteorological service expert, it was the largest avalanche in this area over the past 35 years, the snow depth in some places exceeded 10 meters. On May 6, an avalanche descended in the Altai mountains during the ascent of a tourist group from Novosibirsk to the Yuzhno-Chuysky ridge. As a result of the incident, seven people died. On February 28, an avalanche came down near Mount Dukka, located in the Arkhyz Gorge of the Karachay-Cherkess Republic. As a result of the incident, one of the tourists died. There were eight people in the avalanche area, six of them were directly under the avalanche. The skiers turned out to be lovers of heli-skiing, they did not register with the Ministry of Emergency Situations. On January 5, two people died as a result of an avalanche in the mountain resort of Krasnaya Polyana in Sochi. According to the press service of the resort, three men, riding on a closed track at an altitude of 2300 meters, went to the territory where any skiing is prohibited, which provoked an avalanche. Two fell asleep, the third called rescuers.201829December in the Khabarovsk Territory on the adit of an open-type mining enterprise in the village of Mnogovershinny, snow melted. The first avalanche covered the compressor station with an employee of the enterprise, and the second – the employees of the enterprise and the emergency rescue team at the mine, who came to their aid. In total, 11 people were under the snow. By the evening of the same day, everyone was found, two of them died. On August 8, in the Chereksky district of Kabardino-Balkaria, as a result of an avalanche during planned exercises while climbing Pushkin Peak, four contract servicemen died. Since August 7, military personnel have been transitioning and working out complex special standards to increase the level of mountain training of personnel. On March 24, in the Elbrus region, an avalanche spontaneously descended into a car park in the Azau clearing. Under the avalanche were about 15 cars that were in the parking lot. On January 14, two tourists died as a result of an avalanche in the Ordzhonikidzevsky district in Khakassia. According to a representative of the regional Ministry of Emergency Situations, an unregistered group of tourists of 10 people, among whom were residents of the Krasnoyarsk Territory and the Tyumen Region, came to ride their snowmobiles near the village of Priiskovoe. During the skiing, an avalanche descended, seven people fell under it. Five managed to get out on their own, two, men 42 and 35 years old, died.20179April in Kamchatka near the Vilyuchinsky volcano came down an avalanche. Two people died. A man and his son fell under the collapse. People were covered by the main part of the avalanche. Presumably, they provoked the snowfall while riding a snowmobile. On March 12, a group of four tourists fell under an avalanche in the mountains of Buryatia. The incident occurred on Mount Mamai in the Kabansky district. One person died. The deceased was a citizen of France. On March 3, in Kabardino-Balkaria, on the northern slope of Mount Cheget, which is forbidden for skiing in the Elbrus region, an avalanche descended, which was provoked by a skiing tourist. Four people died: two men and two women from Moscow and Kirov, one person was saved. On March 4, the bodies of three more people, a woman and two men, were found at the site of the avalanche. In total, seven people died due to the avalanche. On January 22, a group of 11 tourists who did not register with rescuers fell under an avalanche in Khibiny, Murmansk region. Two people died. 2016 On April 18, a tourist group from Irkutsk was covered by an avalanche in Buryatia, two people died. Four tourists were able to independently get out from under the snow crust. On March 2 and 3, three avalanches descended in Buryatia. On March 2, in the Okinsky district, a group of tourists from Moscow fell under an avalanche, one person died. On the morning of March 3, it also became known that two people from a tourist group from Nizhny Novgorod were trapped under rubble at the Arshansky Pass in the Republic of Buryatia. One of them died. On the evening of March 3, it became known that another avalanche had descended, and a worker of one of the jade mining companies died under it. On February 18, in Kirovsk, Murmansk region, in the microdistrict Kukisvumchorr, the local avalanche service deliberately provoked an avalanche. As a result, railway tracks, a highway, several nearby houses were covered with snow dust, windows were broken in some apartments. Three people were found dead. Investigators opened a criminal case and detained the head of the anti-avalanche service of Apatit JSC. On January 7, an avalanche descended in the Elbrus region on the edge of the southern slope of Mount Cheget. Three skiers were killed. Skiers descended from the southern slope of the mountain, which is not equipped with specially prepared tracks, skiing on it is prohibited. nine0003

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MOSCOW, March 22 – RIA News. A group of tourists from St. Petersburg fell under the melting snow mass in the Murmansk region, one person died: a girl born in 2008, the Ministry of Emergency Situations for the region reported on Monday.

The rest of the group was unharmed. An investigator and criminologists of the Russian Investigative Committee, rescuers and cynologists, as well as psychologists, moved to the place. nine0003

Below is a certificate of emergency situations related to avalanches in Russia in 2016-2021.

March 22 in the Murmansk region, a group of tourists fell under the collapse of a snow ledge in the mountains on an unequipped route.

On March 6, in the town of Yelizovo, near the school, an avalanche came down in Kamchatka. Under it were a man, a woman and a child. The man died on the spot, the woman and the child were rescued by the Ministry of Emergency Situations and the police.

On January 18, an avalanche descended at the Dombay resort in Karachay-Cherkessia. Snow has fallen on the ski run on Mount Moussa-Achitara. He covered two ski equipment rentals and damaged the building of a nearby cafe. As a result of the avalanche, eight people were injured, one died, four were found alive. President of the Federation of Alpine Skiing and Snowboarding of the Karachay-Cherkess Republic “Dombai” Khadzhi-Murat Marshankulov died

On January 16, on Mount Cheget in the Elbrus region, an extreme skier from the Moscow region went off the marked route into the forbidden zone and provoked an avalanche, as a result of which he fell under it and died.

On January 8, an avalanche came down in Norilsk near the mountain-skiing complex Gora Otdelnaya. Several houses were covered with snow, in one of which there were people. Rescuers managed to find a teenager under the snowy rubble, he was hospitalized in serious condition. Then they found the bodies of a woman, her little son and husband. Their teenage son was hospitalized in critical condition. nine0003

March 16 in the Khibiny mountains in the Murmansk region as a result of an avalanche, one climber died, two were injured. It turned out that organized groups of climbers made a planned ascent along the route, while one of the groups caused an avalanche, which hit a bunch of three athletes.

On December 22, in Chukotka, in one of the ravines near the village of Egvekinot-1 (Ozerny), a snowboarder died as a result of an avalanche. According to the meteorological service expert, it was the largest avalanche in this area over the past 35 years, the height of the snow cover in some places exceeded 10 meters. nine0003

On May 6, an avalanche came down in the Altai Mountains during the ascent of a tourist group from Novosibirsk to the Yuzhno-Chuysky Range. Seven people died as a result of the incident.

February 28 in the area of ​​Mount Dukka, located in the Arkhyz Gorge of the Karachay-Cherkess Republic, an avalanche came down. As a result of the incident, one of the tourists died. There were eight people in the avalanche area, six of them were directly under the avalanche. The skiers turned out to be lovers of heli-skiing, they did not register with the Ministry of Emergency Situations. nine0003

On January 5, two people died as a result of an avalanche in the mountain resort of Krasnaya Polyana in Sochi. According to the press service of the resort, three men, riding on a closed track at an altitude of 2300 meters, went to the territory where any skiing is prohibited, which provoked an avalanche. Two fell asleep, the third called rescuers.

On December 29, in the Khabarovsk Territory, snow melted at an open-type mine adit in the village of Mnogovershinny. The first avalanche covered the compressor station with an employee of the enterprise, and the second – the employees of the enterprise and the emergency rescue team at the mine, who came to their aid. In total, 11 people were under the snow. By the evening of the same day, everyone was found, two of them died. nine0003

On August 8, in the Chereksky district of Kabardino-Balkaria, as a result of an avalanche during planned exercises while climbing Pushkin Peak, four contract servicemen died. Since August 7, military personnel have been transitioning and working out complex special standards to increase the level of mountain training of personnel.

On March 24, in the Elbrus region, an avalanche spontaneously descended into a car park in the Azau clearing. Under the avalanche were about 15 cars that were in the parking lot. nine0003

On January 14, two tourists died as a result of an avalanche in the Ordzhonikidzevsky district in Khakassia. According to a representative of the regional Ministry of Emergency Situations, an unregistered group of tourists of 10 people, among whom were residents of the Krasnoyarsk Territory and the Tyumen Region, came to ride their snowmobiles near the village of Priiskovoe. During the skiing, an avalanche descended, seven people fell under it. Five managed to get out on their own, two, men aged 42 and 35, died.

On April 9, an avalanche came down in Kamchatka near the Vilyuchinsky volcano. Two people died. A man and his son fell under the collapse. People were covered by the main part of the avalanche. Presumably, they provoked the melting of the snow mass while riding a snowmobile. nine0003

On March 12, a group of four tourists fell under an avalanche in the mountains of Buryatia. The incident occurred on Mount Mamai in the Kabansky district. One person died. The deceased was a French citizen.

On March 3, in Kabardino-Balkaria, on the northern slope of Mount Cheget, which is forbidden for skiing, an avalanche descended in the Elbrus region, which was provoked by a skiing tourist. Four people died: two men and two women from Moscow and Kirov, one person was saved. On March 4, the bodies of three more people, a woman and two men, were found at the site of the avalanche. In total, seven people died due to the avalanche. nine0003

On January 22, an avalanche in Khibiny, Murmansk region, hit a group of 11 tourists who did not register with rescuers. Two people died.

On April 18, a tourist group from Irkutsk was covered by an avalanche in Buryatia, two people died. Four tourists were able to independently get out from under the snow crust.

On March 2 and 3 three avalanches descended in Buryatia. On March 2, in the Okinsky district, a group of tourists from Moscow fell under an avalanche, one person died. On the morning of March 3, it also became known that two people from a tourist group from Nizhny Novgorod were trapped under rubble at the Arshansky Pass in the Republic of Buryatia. One of them died. On the evening of March 3, it became known that another avalanche descended, and a worker of one of the jade mining companies died under it. nine0003

On February 18, in Kirovsk, Murmansk region, in the microdistrict Kukisvumchorr, the local avalanche service deliberately provoked an avalanche. As a result, railway tracks, a highway, several nearby houses were covered with snow dust, windows were broken in some apartments. Three people were found dead. Investigators opened a criminal case and detained the head of the avalanche service of Apatit JSC.

On January 7, an avalanche came down in the Elbrus region on the edge of the southern slope of Mount Cheget. Three skiers were killed. Skiers descended from the southern slope of the mountain, which is not equipped with specially prepared tracks, skiing on it is prohibited. nine0003

Avalanches on Elbrus

Avalanches are considered one of the typical dangers that threaten the safety of climbers in the mountains. However, in order to understand the real level of danger and ways to avoid it, first of all, you should understand what is an avalanche?

An avalanche is a mass of snow that, under the influence of gravity, at a certain moment begins to move down the slope, often creating serious problems and danger for people in the immediate vicinity. Avalanches differ in the mechanism of formation, speed of movement, kinetic energy and degree of danger. Without delving into the topic of various types of avalanches, it is necessary to highlight the main thesis regarding avalanche danger in general – an avalanche is a seasonal phenomenon. Avalanches are most dangerous during high intensity snowfalls – for Elbrus, these are the winter months and early spring. Therefore, in the event that you plan to climb Elbrus during the official season – from June to September, then no danger of avalanches threatens you. nine0003

It is traditionally believed that avalanche danger is most characteristic of various types of skiing, especially in the form of freeride (off-piste skiing). Of course, athletes – skiers, are at much greater risk of falling into an avalanche than climbers. Firstly, the peak of the ski season coincides with the peak of avalanche danger, and secondly, skiers often provoke avalanches themselves, skiing on slopes overloaded with snow. A large number of different devices have been developed for skiers that reduce the risk of falling into an avalanche and simplify the search for victims in the event of an accident. These are various types of avalanche backpacks and pneumatic systems that allow you to stay on the surface of an avalanche if you get into it, numerous electronic devices and beacons indicating the location of the victim. All these devices are used in professional skiing, but are of little use for mountaineering. The climber is armed against an avalanche with his own rationality, tactical training. Even at the peak of the avalanche season, with a properly planned route and traffic schedule, you can reduce the likelihood of being caught in an avalanche to almost zero. However, this statement also works in the opposite direction. When analyzing climbing accidents associated with falling into an avalanche, as a rule, the fact of gross violations of the elementary rules of avalanche safety is revealed – avoiding the route line, choosing an unfavorable time of movement, crossing avalanche-prone slopes in a bundle. nine0003

During an increased avalanche danger, the highest probability of avalanches coming down at the very foot of Elbrus, where the steepness of the slopes of the gorge allows the accumulation of large masses of snow and, in the event of an avalanche, the acceleration of the snow mass to a dangerous speed. In this regard, the Terskol-Azau region is considered the most dangerous, where avalanches come down many times every winter. On this section, the local administration has taken measures to prevent the accumulation of significant masses of snow – along the entire line of the road, special artillery pieces have been installed, which, during snowfalls, with the help of shells, provoke small avalanches, preventing the formation of large amounts of snow on the slopes. Even during the winter season, the slopes of Elbrus are considered less dangerous in terms of avalanches than, for example, the slopes of Mount Cheget, located opposite Elbrus in the Main Caucasian Range. Cheget is of little interest to climbers, but skiers are very fond of the slopes of this mountain. In 2017, during a large avalanche on Cheget, 8 skiers ended up in it. nine0003

Accidents associated with falling into an avalanche of climbers happen much less frequently, and, as already mentioned, are the result of gross tactical errors when choosing a route and traffic schedule. In order to protect yourself from avalanche danger as much as possible, first of all, you should choose the right season for climbing – the probability of avalanche formation and descent during the summer season is close to zero. If you climb Elbrus in the winter season or off-season, you should follow a safe route line and avoid avalanche-prone slopes. The upper part of the routes to Elbrus – above the level of 3500-4000 meters, does not pose a significant avalanche danger – the slight steepness of the slopes and the constant strong wind do not allow snow to accumulate in the amount that can lead to avalanches. nine0003

MCS AlexClimb mountaineering school organizes all Elbrus climbing programs along 4 classic routes, only at a time when there is no risk of avalanche danger both on Elbrus itself and on the ridges adjacent to it. Thus, for the participants of our ascents, the topic of avalanche danger has only an informational value – for 20 years of work on routes of varying complexity, we have not had a single case of any of the participants in our programs getting into an avalanche.