Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Theta Theta Omega Chapter ON TRACK program reports, photographs, and records

ON TRACK Timeline
September 1999
Theme COMMUNITY
Community Service Activity
October 1999
Theme TEAMWORK-GROUP SKILLS
Contact Leary Adams, Principal, H.P. Fitzgerald
Meet with Mr. Adams and Mrs. Graves, teacher at H.P. Fitzgerald
Mail out "ON TRACK" Parent Letter and Parent Consent and Release Form
Work with teacher to complete the "ON TRACK” Participation Forms for students
November 1999
Theme ECONOMIC AWARENESS
Opening a savings account
Arrange bus transportation for students to take field trip
Distribute “ON TRACK” information to the AKA volunteers
December 1999
Theme CULTURES
Volunteer Kick Off Meeting
January 2000
Theme GOAL SETTING
“ON TRACK” Orientation Programs for children and parents
Distribute calendars to children and parents
Distribute notebooks, journals to third grade students
Report card check and attendance monitoring
February 2000
Theme COMMUNICATION
Journal Activity
Valentine cards
March 2000
Theme SELF AWARENESS
Activity health, safety, staying physically fit
April 2000
Theme CAREERS
Career Fair activity
May 2000
Theme SOCIAL SKILLS
Year-end Celebration - awards, certificates, plaques
Summer Fun activities
June, July, August 2000
Summer Fun

Ji/p/ia Kappa fl/p/ta Sorority, Incorporated
Uornui Solomon White, Supreme IBahleus
Signature Program 1998-2002
ON TRACK
AWARD APPLICATION SUMMARY REPORT
Date Program Commenced September 1999__________
Site/Location H.P, Fitzgerald Elementary School__________________________________________
Day mwf___________Time 3:15-4:15 pm Frequency of Program Weekly________________________
Number of Student Participants 40_____________________________Grade 3 - 6___________________
Criteria for Selecting Participants students must be at-risk youth between the ages of 8-12 years-old enrolled at H.P, Fitzgerald F..S. Students must have a parental consent and release form on file at the school and with Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Inc„ Theta Theta Omega Chapter which authorizes the child to attend tutorial sessions and other activities as designated by the Chapter including field trips, visits to sites as designated by the Chapter.________________________________________
How was the program advertised? TI1C program met with the principal of the elementary school and a third grade teacher. The chairman developed a flyer which outlined the ON TRACK Program goals and provided a copy of the article from the IVY Leaf about the_______
program. A proposal was presented to the principal. ON TRACK T-shirts were provided for teachers and all ON TRACK students.
The ON TRACK chairman was interviewed at the school by the North Las Vegas Now TV Show which highlighted the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority member volunteers who mentor students enrolled in the program. Public Service Announcements were faxed to local TV stations.
Describe the ON TRACK Kickoff/Odentation The program was attended by parents, students, teachers, and administrators from H.P. Fitzgerald E.S. A proclamation was presented to the ON TRACK Program from the City of North Las Vegas by Councilman John D. Rhodes. The principal welcomed everyone to the school and thanked Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority members for their dedication and support of students at I IP, Fitzgerald Elementary School._________________
Describe Parent Involvement Parents accompany students on field trips, work with students after school to make gowns for the cotillion, tutor, help with homework, dance, and teach conflict resolution skills and proper etiquette.
Media Coverage (check appropriate categories):
Newspaper_____TV/Radio x Other______
Number of Mentor Participants: Sorors 40 Others_________
Student Awards/Recognitions/Presentations The ON TRACK Program received a Proclamation from the City of North Las Vegas designating January 7, 2000, as ON TRACK Day. The ON TRACK Program received a School-To-Career Grant for $6,908.00 for instructional career materials.____________________________
Describe program activities which implemented ON TRACK - include documentation, roster of students, photographs, news articles, etc. (limit 3 pages, use separate sheets)

Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Theta Theta Omega Chapter ON TRACK Committee Report December 4,1999
This is the first report of the ON TRACK Committee. It is our goal to keep Theta Theta Omega Chapter members informed about the ON TRACK Program, which involve "our children at our school," H.R Fitzgerald Elementary School.
The ON TRACK Program received a School-To-Careers Federal Grant for $6,908 for instructional career materials for elementary students enrolled in the program. Committee members are actively seeking additional funding from local businesses and community service organizations to support the program as we work toward our strategic plan of enrolling 20,000 at-risk students in grades 3 through 6 in ON TRACK.
January 7, 2000, is the kickoff day for the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Theta Theta Omega Chapter ON TRACK Program. This celebration will be held at the H.R Fitzgerald Elementary School, 2651 North Revere Street, North Las Vegas in the Multipurpose Room from 3:15 p.m. to 4:15 p.m.
Volunteers for the program may start working with third grade students now. It is our hope that each soror will mentor at least one student. Sorority members will make at least two contacts with students each month. A calendar of events and timeline will be provided for each member of the ON TRACK team. Volunteers will have the option to participate on Monday, Wednesday, or Friday each week. Sorority members may also tutor students in class during the school day from 1:00 p.m.

Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.
Theta Theta Omega Chapter Program Report - December 1, 2001 Submitted by Soror Billie Rayford
As a member of Theta Theta Omega Chapter, you approved and supported a tremendous program for the year 2001. I would like to give you a brief overview of the chapter's accomplishments for the year.
We started the year with a beautiful entry in the Martin Luther King Parade. Once the MLK "fun run" was completed, efforts then focused on the fourth annual Mardi Gras celebration where 300+ guests viewed our first Mardi Gras souvenir booklet and supported our major fund-raising effort.
The proceeds from Mardi Gras and the second annual Juneteenth celebration allowed the chapter to distribute $3500 in scholarships to local graduating seniors. At the 2001 Founders Day program, two hundred thirty sorors and guests joined Theta Theta Omega and Kappa Xi chapters as we commemorated the legacy of our founders, celebrated the accomplishments of our great sisterhood, and heard the inspiring words of past Supreme Anti-Basileus and Grammateus Rosalind Griffin of Detroit, Michigan at the beautiful Paiute Golf Resort. Theta Theta Omega and Kappa Xi chapters
Do we support ON TRACK? You bet we do. The fifth grade class at H. P. Fitzgerald Elementary delighted in the activities of the multicultural arts festival that included activities to celebrate the history of jazz, poetry, writing with storybooks, along with an arts and crafts activity made especially for MOM. Kindergarteners had a "bootiful" time at their Halloween bash. The distribution of books and enrichment materials were funded through a School-to-Work grant, donations from publishers and chapter members.
Children from the community "took to the friendly skies" as they were introduced to the world of aviatiorUhrough a collaborative with the Tuskegee Airmen, the Experimental Aviation Association, and United Airlines. Theta Theta Omega was responsible for involving over 100 children in the Inspiration and Young Eagles Flights. The chapter was recognized in the national newsletter of the Tuskegee Airmen. /'
We celebrated Black Dollar Days, the Twenty Pearls Investment Club became a reality, and the community will join a dynamic roster of financial and legal professionals at the third annual Money Matters seminar on December 8, 2001. The focus on leadership development continues. Members have actively participated in the leadership modules, the chapter operations workshop, cluster, and regional conference activities. Not only are Theta Theta Omega and Kappa Xi members in attendance at the local and regional levels, workshop presenters from each chapter received rave reviews fortheir presentations during cluster and regional conference activities. Thanks to the support of our Far Western Regional Director Soror Diana Shipley, Theta Theta Omega now has a strong presence at the regional level. As we plan for Leadership Seminar 2003 and Regional Conference 2005 in Las Vegas, your support will be crucial.
Our standards committee provided the direction to improve chapter operations. The chapter incorporated recommendations of the Audit Committee into operational procedures. The chapter adopted revisions in the By-Laws and a Manual of Standard Operations.

J Public policy issues were addressed through the Connections Committee. Theta Theta Omega organized and participated in registrar of voters training, AKA Day at the Capitol, and "So You Want to Run for Public Office Workshop."
J The Publicity Committee launched a chapter website. Thanks to the efforts of the Ivy Leaf Reporter, articles on Theta Theta Omega programs and sorors appeared in the last four issues of the /vy Leaf.
J The Membership and Hospitality Committees keep us bonded as a chapter. We enjoy monthly treats in recognition of birthdays, anniversaries, and personal celebrations. Sorors are right there to provide the strength and encouragement in times of need.
J Members thoroughly enjoyed the Summer Cooler, Chapter Retreat, and had a grand time as we welcomed seven new sorors to the sisterhood. We are also proud that six sorors transferred to Theta Theta Omega and three reactivated at the Boule level.
J The AKA Teens program continues to gain momentum. Participants are active in community service projects, leadership development activities, fund raising efforts, and community partnerships targeting youth.
J Who can forget the efforts of the Graduate Advisor's Task Force as members joined the AIDS for Southern Nevada Fun Walk, assisted in the undergraduate mentoring program, supported the Undergraduate Week and MIP activities. Theta Theta Omega members beamed as Kappa Xi members were recognized for academic excellence at campus recognition activities.
J The Music Committee brought lovely melodies to our hearts.
Thanks to the efforts of our Nominating Committee, the chapter had a dynamic slate of officers from which to choose. The Tellers Committee validated results of the various elections. Thank you for keeping the integrity of the elections process.
J Weren't we on top of the world when the chapter achieved the doctoral level in the Educational Advancement Foundation efforts and NBLIC Health Program was awarded the first annual Cornelia Banks Health Award at the Far Western Regional Conference? We can also give accolades to the NBLIC/Health Committee for bringing the Supreme Basileus and Far Western Regional Director to the third annual Health Forum. We look forward to supporting the new Sudden Infant Death Syndrome initiative.
J Also at the Regional Conference, the chapter scrapbook won second place. Theta Theta Omega sorors were awarded second place ribbons for entries in the poetry, arts and crafts, and the Ida L. Jackson Award categories.
J Thanks to the generosity of chapter members, twenty-two families received Thanksgiving baskets, and eighty coats were donated to local charities for AKA Coat Day. For the newly implemented AKA Make A Difference Day program, Theta Theta Omega received a $700 donation credit for items donated to the local Shade Tree Homeless Shelter. Plans are now under way to support the Senior Citizens Project.
•/ As we close the year and celebrate our accomplishments, we look forward to seeing you at the Theta Theta Omega Christmas Party at 7:00 p.m. on Saturday, December 22, 2001.
Now tell me, are the members of Theta Theta Omega Chapter BLAZING NEW TRAILS'?
The proof is in the 2001 Program. Because you are the best, I ask that you stand and give yourselves a round of applause for the execution of an exemplary program.
To keep the momentum going for 2002, I ask that you please complete the committee sign-up and return it to me at the end of the meeting.

to 3:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. Volunteers must report directly to the school office to sign in before going to the classroom. It is important that volunteers wear their ON TRACK volunteer badges at all times while on campus. The ON TRACK team will work closely with the Arts Committee, since many of their activities will involve ON TRACK students at H.R Fitzgerald. ES. One-hundred and twenty, third graders boarded a bus at H.R Fitzgerald on November 30, 1999, to visit the Las Vegas History Museum. Bus transportation and admission tickets were provided by the Board of Directors of the Las Vegas History Museum. The North Las Vegas Now Show interviewed Shirley Carroll on November 10, 1999. The times for the airing of the show will be announced as soon as this information is available.
Currently, we have 40 students enrolled in the program. Sorority members standing ready for the ON TRACK Program to mentor students include:
Lisa Russell Patti Hester Sandra Bass Nicole Harvey Pendelita Toney Kaweeda Adams Donnyss Rucker
Lisa McNeil Lavonne Lewis Sharon Savage Belisa Brownlee Tamika Bailey Ina Dorman Shirley Carroll
Jacqueline Hall Billie Rayford Irma Brooks Ethel Archibald Terriconia Polite Quincella Rivers
The first ON TRACK meeting is scheduled for December 21, 1999 at 601 North 9th Street at 4:00 p.m. in Room 18.
Specific details on program activities will be provided for all participants.
Submitted by Shirley Carroll, Chairman

ONTRACK PROGRAM
Keeping Kids ONTRACK Bringing Parents ONBOARD
H.R FITZGERALD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
KICK OFF EVENT
Sponsored By
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc.
Theta Theta Omega Chapter
When: Friday, January 7, 2000
Time: 3:15 p.m. to 4:15 p.m.
Where: H. R Fitzgerald Elementary 2651 North Revere Street North Las Vegas, NV 89030 (Multipurpose Room)
AKA, P O. Box 1314, Las Vegas, NV 89127

NEWS
Shirley Carroll
Administrative Specialist
School-To-Work Programs
601 No. Ninth St., Las Vegas, NV 89101 Office: (702) 799-8544 * Fax: (702) 799-2368
December 27, 1999
For Immediate Release
Contact: Shirley Carroll 799-8542
City of North Las Vegas proclaims January 7, 2000 as ON TRACK DAY for students at H.P. Fitzgerald Elementary School
The City of North Las Vegas will observe the first ON TRACK day January 7, 2000 as an opportunity to recognize and celebrate the importance of students at H.P. Fitzgerald Elementary School experiencing positive relationships with volunteers form Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Theta Theta Omega Chapter. A kickoff program will be held from 3:15 p.m. to 4:15 p.m. at the school. A proclamation from the City of North Las Vegas declaring January 7, 2000 as ON TRACK DAY will be presented by Councilman, John K. Rhodes. Students, parents, administrators and community leaders will be in attendance at the program.
The ON TRACK Program will involve 40-60 students between the ages of 8-12 years old spending three days a week after school with 69 successful women volunteers from Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., teaching them skills to establish their academic, social and physical readiness for entry into middle school.
Leading the program will be Shirley Carroll, ON TRACK chair. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc., Theta Theta Omega Chapter members are committed to taking the lead and encouraging other sororities and fraternities to get involved in guiding our youth. “H.P. Fitzgerald is “our school” with “our children.” Our goal is to Keep Kids ON TRACK and Bring Parents ON BOARD”.

Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Theta Theta Omega Chapter O.N.T.R.A.C.K. Project
2500 Oak Glen Way Las Vegas, NV 89115 702-453-3644 Fax: 799-2368
Contact Person:
Location:
Date of Project:
Need:
Shirley Carroll
2500 Oak Glen Way
Las Vegas, NV 89115 702-453-3644
H.P. Fitzgerald Elementary School Leary Adams, Principal
2651 North Revere St.
N. Las Vegas, NV 89030 799-0600
October 1999
If current trends continue, lower birth rates, increasing drop-out rates (especially among at- risk youth) business and industry will soon be relying on employers without a positive orientation to the world-of-work. Community members and employers are concerned about the fact that many students are unable to demonstrate minimum competencies in basic reading, writing, math, listening, speaking, thinking, problem-solving, comprehension, and social skills.
The primary objective of this program is to assist at-risk children in making good decisions and right choices to ensure their academic, social, and physical readiness for their entry into middle school.
Description of Project:
Volunteer professionals will work with a 3rd grade class of approximately 25 - 30 students on career development, self-awareness, social skills, group skills, and study skills as they are promoted to 4th and 5th grade. Students will be able to grow in awareness of themselves in relation to the world-of-work. Activities will infuse career awareness into reading, math, science, social studies, and language arts.
This program will prepare these elementary students for their entry into middle school.
Partners: Clark County School District
H.P. Fitzgerald Elementary School
Education for Opportunities - Federal School-To-Work Opportunities Act Southern Nevada Regional School-To-Careers Partnership

Theta Theta Omega Chapter Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. and
H.P. Fitzgerald Elementary School “On Track” Parental Consent and Release
1 hereby grant my permission and consent to have
(name of student) participate in the “On Track”program
This authorizes my child to attend tutorial sessions and other activities as designated by the Chapter, including field trips, visits to sites as designated by the chapter and attendance at places and events as designated by the Chapter.
This Consent authorizes the Chapter and its designated representative to obtain access to the above named student's school records including grades, report cards, transcripts, test scores and counseling records on file with the individual’s school or school district. Copies may be released as requested.
RELEASE OF LIABILITY
I hereby Release Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority and Theta Theta Omega Chapter from any and all liability associated with the above named child's participation in the ON TRACK Program.
Signature ______________________________________
Date ____________________________
Print Name

Theta Theta Omega Chapter Alpha Kappa Alpha Sororityy Inc. “On Track” Participation Form
Student Information
Name of Participant ____________________________________________________________________
Date of Birth ______________ Age ______
Social Security No.
Address ________________________________________________________
Phone Number _________________________________________________
School _________________________________________________________
Parent/Guardian

Annual Tap/Ballet/Jazz Dance Recital
H.P. Fitzgerald School North Las Vegas, Nevada
Theme:
“SHOWSTOPPERS”
A Tap/Ballet/Jazz Club Presentation
Students from Kindergarten-Grade 5
March 16, 2000
6:00 P.M.
H. P. Fitzgerald Elementary School Multipurpose Room

You are cordially invited to attend the Fourth Annual Junior Cotillion Dance "An Evening in Paris"
Monday, May 22, 2000
HP. Fitzgerald Elementary School 2651 North Revere Street North Las Vegas, NV 89030 Multipurpose Room 7:00 p.m.
RSVP at 799-0600

r,ri&cJk cornmitte Report
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.
Theta Theta Omega Chapter
April 1, 2000
Several ON Track Committee members attended the Show Stoppers Presentation at
H. P. Fitzgerald on March 16, 2000. On Track students performed for parents, administrator, and the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Theta Theta Omega Chaper sorors.
Students dressed in colorful costumes designed by Mrs. Graves provided an evening of entertainment for all in attendance. Parents , sorors and H. P. Fitzgerald Staff participated in the grand finale “the electric slide”.
A shopping trip with On Track students to buy shoes for the cotillion will be scheduled during the month on April. Times and location will communicated via e-mail. All sorors interested in accompanying students on this excursion are welcome to attend. Student are excited about purchasing new shoes.
The On Track Cornmitte would like to thank all sorority members for their donations. We presently have $ 190.00 to purchase shoes.
Sorority members are invited to attend the Fourth Annual “Evening in Paris” Cotillion at H. P. Fitzgerald Elementary School on Monday, May 22,2000 in the Multipurpose Room.
Report Submitted by Shirley Carroll

Four hundred fifty-five students cast their ballots on November 7, 2000, at H.P.
Fitzgerald ES during the Kids Voting 2000 Project. Twenty-two members of Alpha Kappa Alpha sorotity joined the 500+ volunteers who participated.
Billie Rayford, (above) AKA Soror and CCSD Area Superintendent, assists young voters as they study their options.
One bright-eyed young voter is getting help on the procedures from Shirley Carroll, (left) AKA Soror and On Track Coordinator for the School-To-Work Programs, CCSD.
Students created a steady stream as they proceded through the voting booths to cas
their ballots in this election. The On Track Program has several mentoring activities throughout the year that are supported by the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority.

AKA's ON TRACK Volunteer
AKA's ON TRACK Volunteer
H. P. Fitzgerald ES
H.P. Fitzgerald ES
AKA’s ON TRACK Volunteer
AKA'v ON TRACK Volunteer
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AKA's ON TRACK Volunteer
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AKA's ON TRACK Volunteer
AKA's ON TRACK Volunteer
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Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.
"Keeping Kids ONTRACK"
and Bringing Parents ONBOARD
Parents, students, and Soror Shirley Carroll wait for the bus that will transport them to the Las Vegas Natural History Museum.
Students take notes and get a close look at museum exhibits.
Students on track for tomorrow.
Wait until you hear what the kids are saying about ONTRACK in Nevada!
All in a day's (school) work!

Students created a steady stream as they proceded through the voting booths to cast their ballots in this election. The On Track Program has several mentoring activities throughout the year that are supported by the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority.
Four hundred fifty-five students cast their ballots on November 7, 2000, at H.P. Fitzgerald ES during the Kids Voting 2000 Project. Twenty-two members of Alpha Kappa Alpha sorotity joined the 500+ voluntee who participated.
Billie Rayford, (above) AKA Soror and CCSD Area Superintendent, assists young voters as they study their options.
One bright-eyed young voter is getting help on the procedures from Shirley Carroll, (left) AKA Soror and On Track Coordinator for the School-To-Work Programs, CCSD.

ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY, INC. Theta Theta Omega Chapter
H.P. Fitzgerald Elementary School
ON TRACK
Our Children
Our School

Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Theta Theta Omega Chapter ON TRACK Committee Report December 4,1999
This is the first report of the ON TRACK Committee. It is our goal to keep Theta Theta Omega Chapter members informed about the ON TRACK Program, which involve "our children at our school," H.R Fitzgerald Elementary School.
The ON TRACK Program received a School-To-Careers Federal Grant for $6,908 for instructional career materials for elementary students enrolled in the program. Committee members are actively seeking additional funding from local businesses and community service organizations to support the program as we work toward our strategic plan of enrolling 20,000 at-risk students in grades 3 through 6 in ON TRACK.
January 7, 2000, is the kickoff day for the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Theta Theta Omega Chapter ON TRACK Program. This celebration will be held at the H.R Fitzgerald Elementary School, 2651 North Revere Street, North Las Vegas in the Multipurpose Room from 3:15 p.m. to 4:15 p.m.
Volunteers for the program may start working with third grade students now. It is our hope that each soror will mentor at least one student. Sorority members will make at least two contacts with students each month. A calendar of events and timeline will be provided for each member of the ON TRACK team. Volunteers will have the option to participate on Monday, Wednesday, or Friday each week. Sorority members may also tutor students in class during the school day from 1:00 p.m.

to 3:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. Volunteers must report directly to the school office to sign in before going to the classroom. It is important that volunteers wear their ON TRACK volunteer badges at all times while on campus. The ON TRACK team will work closely with the Arts Committee, since many of their activities will involve ON TRACK students at H.R Fitzgerald. ES. One-hundred and twenty, third graders boarded a bus at H.R Fitzgerald on November 30, 1999, to visit the Las Vegas History Museum. Bus transportation and admission tickets were provided by the Board of Directors of the Las Vegas History Museum. The North Las Vegas Now Show interviewed Shirley Carroll on November 10, 1999. The times for the airing of the show will be announced as soon as this information is available.
Currently, we have 40 students enrolled in the program. Sorority members standing ready for the ON TRACK Program to mentor students include:
Lisa Russell
Patti Hester
Sandra Bass
Nicole Harvey Pendelita Toney Kaweeda Adams Donnyss Rucker
Lisa McNeil
Lavonne Lewis
Sharon Savage
Belisa Brownlee
Tamika Bailey
Ina Dorman
Shirley Carroll
Jacqueline Hall Billie Rayford Irma Brooks Ethel Archibald Terriconia Polite Quincella Rivers
The first ON TRACK meeting is scheduled for December 21, 1999 at 601 North 9th Street at 4:00 p.m. in Room 18.
Specific details on program activities will be provided for all participants.
Submitted by Shirley Carroll, Chairman

ON TRACK Timeline
September 1999
Theme COMMUNITY Community Service Activity
October 1999
Theme TEAMWORK-GROUP SKILLS
Contact Leary Adams, Principal, H.P. Fitzgerald
Meet with Mr. Adams and Mrs. Graves, teacher at H P Fitzqerald Ma" out “ON TRACK" Parent Letter and Parent Consent and Release Form Work with teacher to complete the "ON TRACK" Participation Forms for students
November 1999
Theme ECONOMIC AWARENESS
Opening a savings account
Arrange bus transportation for students to take field trip Distribute "ON TRACK” information to the AKA volunteers
December 1999
Theme CULTURES
Volunteer Kick Off Meeting
January 2000
Theme GOAL SETTING
“ON TRACK" Orientation Programs for children and parents
Distribute calendars to children and parents
Distribute notebooks, journals to third grade students
Report card check and attendance monitoring
February 2000
Theme COMMUNICATION
Journal Activity
Valentine cards
March 2000
Theme SELF AWARENESS
Activity health, safety, staying physically fit
April 2000
Theme CAREERS
Career Fair activity
May 2000
Theme SOCIAL SKILLS
Year-end Celebration - awards, certificates plaques Summer Fun activities
June, July, August 2000
Summer Fun

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HOLIDAYS 1999
Sept, fi..................Labor Day
Nov 1....................Nevada Day
Nov. 11 .................Veterans Day
Nov. 12..................No School
Nov. 25-26............ Thanksgiving Break
Dec. 17................Winter Break, begins
(End of day).......(Dec. 2D Dec.31)
HOLIDAYS 2000
Jan. 17.................M.L. King Jr’s B'day
Feb. 21.................Presidents’ Day
Apr. 14.................. Spring Break begins
(Endo;day)...... (Apr.17-Apr. 21)
May 29..................Memorial Day
July3 .................. NoSchoc)
July 4...................Independence Day

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Parent Conf. Day
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Cotillion
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Grandparents Day
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Grandparents Day Program ON-TRACK 3:15-4:15 Tutor / Dance
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Track Break Begins through April 7
ON-TRACK 3:15-4:15 Tutor / Dance
ON-TRACK 3:15-4:15 Tutor / Dance
Cotillion
Role-play/etiquette Circle Discussion / Conflict Resolution
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Role-play/etiquette Circle Discussion / Conflict Resolution
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Role-play/etiquette Circle Discussion / Conflict Resolution

N. NINTH STREET

Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Theta Theta Omega Chapter ON TRACK Committee Report November 11, 2000
The ON TRACK students at H. P. Fitzgerald Elementary School are very excited about the the new school supplies, books, and most of all the two new Apple Computers in their classroom John Herring, Educating Computer Strategist at H. P. Fiztgerald has installed the math, reading software and computers are ready for classroom . Students are ready for volunteers to come to the classroom.
The calender will be circulated so the volunteers can write their names on the dates they plan to visit the school. It is important that all sorors participate in this reading program. Please be reminded that it only requires ONE HOUR .
Volunteers may read to students at any time during the day except 8:40a.m. - 10:15 a.m or 2:05p.m. - 3:05p.m. or ll:55am-12:25 p.m.
Available periods for reading include:
10:15 a.m. - 11:05 a.m.
11:05 a.m. - 11:55 a.m.
12:25 p.m.-1:15 p.m.
1:15 p.m. - 2:05 p.m.
3:15 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. (After School Tutoring)
This month ON TRACK students will have the opportunity to select a book during the Book Fair which started on November 1, 2000. Each ON TRACK student will have the opportunity to select a book from the Scholastic Book Fair to add to their personal reading library. Books will be funded by School-To-Career.
World Book Encyclopedias were delivered to students on November 2, 2000. Students needed additional reference books available for research.
Plans are underway for the Martin Luther King Parade this year. The ON TRACK Committee and the Art & Humanities Committee will work together to assist H. P. Fitzgerald with a float this year. Sorority members interested in working on the float may contact Vicki
Mzrahi at H. P. Fitzgerald Elementary School, at 799-0600. The theme for the parade this year is Living the Dream: By Building Success through Literacy. JLcd.
Thank you for your support of the ON TRACK PROGRAM.
Submitted ByShirley
Carroll

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Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Theta Theta Omega Chapter ON TRACK October 7, 2000
The H. P. Fitzgerald Elementary School ON TRACK Program was implemented by Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Theta Theta Omega Chapterin 1999. Lastyearwas an exciting year. Throughout the year students were supported by School-To-Careers funding and Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority members who assisted students as mentors. Mentors helped students increase their learning and achievement through working with them on academic skills in reading, writing, mathematics, also problem solving, career development and social skills. Students were exposed to cultural activities during the school day and after school, as well as visits to the Las Vegas Natural History Museum. Mentors tutored students and helped them with their homework in the after-school program. The ON TRACK program provided students at H. P. Fitzgerald with the kinds of experiences that a regular school environment does not always include for students. The more experiences we can provide for students the more students will learn.
We anticipate on working with the same group of students entering the 4 th grade this year. As with all evolving programs, success is the product of revisions, additions, and refinement. This year our ON TRACK Program, will focus on reading. The ON TRACK Committee has worked hard to develop a way for all sorors to participate in ON TRACK. Fourth grade is a very important grade for our students at Fitzgerald Elementary. As caring adults we want to make sure that all of our students can READ. We need your help in pairing each one of the students enrolled in ON TRACK with an A-PAL(reading buddy). We are counting on you to say "YES" to becoming an A-PAL today. We are asking each soror for a minimum of one hour of time this school year (See Sandra Steward-Bass to pick up your ON TRACK PACK and to select your PAL.) Mentors will participate in these simple activities:
Read to your Pals 4th grade class at least one time during the year.
Send your Pal a FREE Birthday Book
Send your Pal a Birthday Card
However, the door is always open for several other OPTIONAL events which mentors are encouraged to attend which include:
Guest Speaking
Field Trips
Science Project Mentoring
Career Day Activities
Tutoring
Arts & Humanities (after school dance program)
Attending student activities
Providing technology assistance
We appreciate your involvement with ON TRACK. Enthusiasm, flexibility, and involvement are factors critical to the success of the program. Hopefully, each of you had the opportunity to view the portfolio developed by the students. Students were very pleased with our ON TRACK Program last year. We look forward to an even more successful 2000-2001 school year!
As Alpha Kappa Alpha women, we have a responsibility in our community to assure that our children can READ, receive quality instruction, and to stay ON TRACK.
Thank you for participating in the ON TRACK Program!

Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. ON TRACK Committee Report September 9,2000
The 2000-2001 school year will be even more critical for ON TRACKER”s promoted to the 4th grade this year. Last year sorority members read to students, chaperoned field trips, purchase shoes for the cotillion and read books to students during National Reading Week.
Dr. Yvonne Walker, the newly assigned principal at H. P. Fitzgerald Elementary School is very excited about the opportunity to work with her sorors from Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.
The ON TRACK Program has been awarded another grant this year from School-To-Careers in the amount of $10,400. Students will receive career exploration instructional materials, math, science, books, school supplies and new two computers with printers. Grant funds will be utilized in the classroom. Arts and Humanities activities such as the cotillion will require support from Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. The most important contribution needed from sorority members is participation in activities during school and after school. A sign up sheet and calendar will be available at the October meeting.
A planning meeting will scheduled in late September with Dr. Walker and Mrs. Graves to align Theta Theta Omega, ON TRACK goals with students learning and achievement goals.
Theta Theta Omega ONTRACK Program Goals for the 2000-2001 include;
•
Reading to students throughout the year
•
Double the number of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority members participation.
•
Increased emphasis on tutoring students after school in reading, math, and science
The ON TRACK Portfolio developed by Mrs. Graves class will be on display immediately following the meeting. Students developed this portfolio especially for Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Theta Theta Omega Chapter members.
I would like to thank all of you for your contributions, leadership and support of our ON TRACK Program during the 1999-2000 year.
Submitted By Soror Shirley Carroll

Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Theta Theta Omega Chapter ON TRACK Committee Report January 8, 2000
This is the second report from the ON TRACK Committee An ON TRACK Planning Meeting was held on December 21,1999 at Curriculum & Instruction, Education Services, 601 North 9th Street. Only three members attended the meeting.
The ON TRACK Kick off Program was held on January 7, 2000 at H. P. Fitzgerald Elementary. Several sorority members were in attendance. However, the majority of the committee members did not attend this important event. Channel 13 News covered the event. Students, parents and Councilman John D. Rhodes
the program' A Proclamation was presented to the ON
1 RACK Program from the City of North Las Vegas.
The students in the ON TRACK Program wore their ON TRACK T Shirts and entertained the audience. All Sorority Member present received ON TRACK T Shirts
Shirley Carroll, Chair completed the Award Application for the ChrysIer Award which will be submitted on January 15 t2Tnnnhe °N TRACK ProSram could possibly be awarded up

Committee Chairs for ON TRACK and the Art Committee oror aweeda Adams have met to discuss plan for Alpha’ KaPpa Alpha participation in National Reading Week activities
• • zgerald Elementary. It is imperative that all Sorors six—""achild “ns ,his
teu s ™ i ef, “""8, D°"'' forS« “> '«8 >»ur wlumee, MoX wru wi“i s,uden,s aiter sch»»'»" Monday , Wednesday, or Friday.
Submitted By
Shirley Carroll

On-Track Report November 2002
On-Track has been working with a third grade class at Jo Mackey Magnet Elementary School.
On Thursday, September 26, 2002, Dr. Aprille Ericsson-Jackson was invited to speak to the third, fourth and fifth grade classes at Jo Mackey. Dr. Ericsson currently works as an aerospace engineer at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center in the Guidance, Navigation and Control Center. Dr. Ericsson spoke with the students about options in engineering and the importance of pursuing careers in math and science. She talked about occupations at NASA. A power point presentation was done focusing on opportunities especially for minorities and females who are under represented in math and science fields.
Dr. Ericsson has received her Bachelor of Science in Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering at MIT, her Masters of Engineering and Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace option from Howard University. She has won first place for the Ph.D. student competition at the 6th International Space Conference for Pacific Basin Societies. She also teaches at Howard University in the Mechanical Engineering Department. She was acknowledged by the National Technical Association for being amongst the Top 50 minority women in Science and Engineering. She received the “Women in Science and Engineering award in May of 1998. She is the first African American female to receive a Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering from Howard University; the first American to receive a Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering, the Aerospace option from Howard University and the first African American female to receive a Ph.D. in Engineering at NASA GSFC. More information about Dr. Ericsson can be found on the internet - Women of NASA.
On-Track will be working wih the third class on writing and publishing projects this fall.
Submitted by Michelle Perch-Little

Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority,' Incorporated
Norma Solomon White, Supreme Basileus
Signature Program 1998-2002 "ON TRACK"
DaimlerChrysler A ward
CRITERIA
I. Chapter Annual Program Report must be submitted to the Corporate Office, Regional Director and National Program Chairman postmarked by January 31, 2002.
IL Five (5) copies of the "ON TRACK" Award Application must be submitted to the Regional Representative to the National Program Committee by January 31, 2002.
III.
Descriptive information limited to three (3) pages.
IV.
"ON TRACK" student enrollment should be at least 35% of chapter membership size. Distribution points are allocated on a percentage basis as follows:
35%
Chapter Membership
25 points
34- 28%
Chapter Membership
20 points
27- 21%
Chapter Membership
15 points
20- 14%
Chapter Membership
10 points
13 - 7%
Chapter Membership
5 points
(The chapter size is divided into the number of students to determine the distribution points: example; 60 members divided into 15 students is 25%)
The "ON TRACK" Regional Awards Committee, comprised of the Regional Director, Regional Representative to the National Program Committee and three members of the Regional Program Committee, as designated by the Regional Director, will select one regional winner for a $1,000 award. The National Program Committee will select the Boule winners. One winner will be selected from among the regions for $2,500.

Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated
"On Track" Report
Chapter Name
Location
Theta Theta Omega Chapter
Las Vegas, Nevada_______
Region
Far Western Region
Graduate
Undergraduate
Membership Size _________________
ON TRACK ENROLLMENT
Number of students enrolled m chapter's "ON TRACK" program 39
Ages 9-11_________ Grade Level 3,-6_____________
Name and Address of Chapter's "On-Track" Contact:
Shirley Carroll, Chapter Program Chairman________________
2500 Oak Glen Way, Las Vegas, NV 89115 702-453-3644
Signature of Basileus-----------------------------—____________________
Date
Please complete this report by February 20, 2001 and return to your Regional Program Committee Representative
Revised October 2001

Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated
Signature Program 1998-2002 "ON TRACK"
Norma Solomon White, Supreme Basileus
AWARD APPLICATION SUMMARY REPORT
Date Program Commenced September 1999
Site/Location H.P, Fitzgerald Elementary School______________________________________
Day MWF_______________Time 3:15-4:15 pm Frequency of Program Weekly
Number of Student Participants 40________________________Grade 3-6
Number of Students Enrolled: 1998___________ 1999 40 2000 40 2001 39 2002
Criteria for Selecting Participants Students must be at-risk youth between the ages of 8-12 years-old enrolled at H.P. Fitzgerald E.S._____
Students must have a parental consent and release form on file at the school and with Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Theta Theta Omega Chapter, which authorizes the child to attend tutorial sessions and other activities as designated by the Chapter including field trips, visits to sites as designated by the Chapter.
How was the program advertised? The program met with the principal of the elementary school and a third grade teacher. The chairman developed a flyer which outlined the ON TRACK Program goals and provided a copy of the article from the IVY Leaf about the program. A proposal was presented to the principal. ON TRACK T-shirts were provided for teachers and all On TRACK students. The ON TRACK_______
chairman was interviewed at the school by the North Las Vegas NOW TV Show which highlighted the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority member volunteers who mentor students enrolled in the program. Public Service Announcements were faxed to local TV stations.
Describe the "ON TRACK' Kckoff/Orientation
________________________________________ The program was attended by parents, students, teachers, and administrators from H.P. Fitzgerald E.S. A proclamation was presented to the On TRACK Program from the City of North Las Vegas by Councilman John D. Rhodes.
The principal welcomed everyone to the school and thanked Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority members for their dedication and support of students at H.P. Fitzgerald Elementary School.
Describe Parent Involvement Parents accompany students on field trips, work with students after school to make gowns for the cotillion, tutor, help with homework, dance, and teach conflict resolution skills and proper etiquette.
Media Coverage (check appropriate categories):
Newspaper______ TV/Radio X other
Number of Mentor Participants: Sorors______40 Others
Student Awards/Recognitions/Presentations
_________________________________________Proclamation from City of Las Vegas, awarded School-To-Career mini grant. Recognized for involvement in Kids Voting 2000 Project. Recognized for involving 100 children in Young Eagles Flights.
Describe program activities that implemented "ON TRACK1- include documentation, roster of students, photographs, news articles, etc. (LIMIT 3 PAGES, use separate sheets)

Whereas,
Whereas,
Whereas,
Mayor Pro Tempore
Steffianie S. Smith Councilwoman
ATTEST;
roaainabwn
the (7/V 7 RACK Program began in I VW and has served as a model for middle school-basedafter school programs designed for children ages A-12 and has a goal to assist 20,000 at-risk students; and
the ( tly of North Las I'egas will observe the first ON TRACK day January 7, 2000 as an opportunity to recognize and celebrate the importance of students at //. />. Fitzgerald Elementary .School expenencingpositive relationships with volunteers from Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Theta Theta Omega Chapter; and
students will spend three days a week afterschool learning skills Io establish their academic, social, and physical readiness for entry into middle school.
NOW, THEREFORE, WE THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NORTH LAS VEGAS, do hereby proclaim January 7, 2000, as
ON TRACK DA)
in the ( ity of North Las Vegas and urge our citizens to join us as we congratulate H. P. Fitzgerald Elementary School and members of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. for their work in the community. '
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have set our hands and caused the Seal of the ( ity of North Las Vegas to be affixed this 2/sl day of December I VW. " ■ J
Michael L. Montandon, Mayi,
John K. Rhodes Councilman
Shari Ruck Councilman
lateen M. Sevigny, City Clerk

ON TRACK Roster of Students
Last Name
First Name
Address
City
Stat
Zip
Phone
AGUIRRE
DEMARCO
2019 HENDERSON CIR
NO LAS VEGAS
NV
89030
(702)313-3904
BARNETT
KEYONDRE
528 KINGS AVE
NO LAS VEGAS
NV
89030
(702)642-3154
BECERIL
GABY
500 NO MILLER #14
NO LAS VEGAS
NV
89030
(702)633-7901
BOWMAN
CASHMERE
2125 NO LAS VEGAS BL #1034
NO LAS VEGAS
NV
89030
(702) 638-1760
BRODHI
JAHIQUEZ
1705 ROBIN
LAS VEGAS
NV
89106
(702)631-7315
BROWN
TYNASHA
0
(702) 649-1619
CARDENAS
ARMANDO
500 W MILLER AVE #164
NO LAS VEGAS
NV
89030
(702)642-3943
CARTER
MYEESHIA
1720 W BONANZA RD #244
LAS VEGAS
NV
89106
(702) 646-6411
CHRISTOPHE
DEVONTE
516 NO ELIZABETH
NO LAS VEGAS
NV
89030
(702) 309-0579
CISANERO
ANA MARIA
500 MILLER AVE #146
NO LAS VEGAS
NV
89030
(702)642-5977
CRINER
BREAUN
1116 W LAKE MEAD
LAS VEGAS
NV
89106
(702)647-3397
DANIEL
NIQUEL
DAVIS
KIARA
2420 NORTH ST
NO LAS VEGAS
NV
89030
(702)639-9809
DEGROSS
JALISHA
2025 TRAVIS ST
NO LAS VEGAS
NV
89030
(702) 470-2133
DIXON
TOKUKO
PO BOX 270344
LAS VEGAS
NV
89127
(702)631-1808
ELDER
SHALESE
1517 CARTIER #A
NO LAS VEGAS
NV
89030
(702) 648-9488
ESCAMILLA
JOSE
1048 W LAKE MEAD BL
LAS VEGAS
NV
89106
(702) 646-7398
GUERRERO
ANTONIO
2552 WEST ST #A
NO LAS VEGAS
NV
89032
(702) 648-2678
HAYES
MARK
1116 BLUFF AVE
NO LAS VEGAS
NV
89030
(702)648-8301
HOWARD
NYKEEMAN
533 DUCHESS
NO LAS VEGAS
NV
89030
(702)649-7255
KIRKLING
ANGELIKA
1804 W MCDONALD
NO LAS VEGAS
NV
89030
(702) 647-4938
LEE
ALISHA
500 W MILLER SP 118
NO LAS VEGAS
NV
89030
(702)639-3840
LEE
VALERIE
609 VERONICA AVE
NO LAS VEGAS
NV
89030
(702)309-0732
LOVE
KHALIA
301 KINGS AVE
NO LAS VEGAS
NV
89030
(702)657-9785
MARTINEZ
JOEL
834 PADRE FIELD ST
NO LAS VEGAS
NV
89030
(702)399-8760
MCDANIEL
D'MARIO
840 YANKEE AVE
NO LAS VEGAS
NV
89030
(702)438-5459
OCHOA
LUIS
500 W MILLER AVE SP 143
NO LAS VEGAS
NV
89030
(702) 642-7243
OLIVER
CHRISTOPH
2125 NO LAS VEGAS BL #2014
NO LAS VEGAS
NV
89030
(702)399-4113
PERRY
TaJANE
1605 PUTNAM
NO LAS VEGAS
NV
89030
(702) 309-0579
POOLE
KINDREA
2125 NO LAS VEGAS BL
NO LAS VEGAS
NV
89030
(702)657-5969
PROBY
DEMIEN
2520 WEST ST #A
NO LAS VEGAS
NV
89032
(702) 647-4823
SELMON
LAQUANDA
1704 W CAREY AVE #D
NO LAS VEGAS
NV
89030
(702) 648-5884
SMITH
SHAQUAN
405 DUCHESS
NO LAS VEGAS
NV
89030
(702) 399-3047
PROCTOR
STEPHEN
405 DUCHESS
NO LAS VEGAS
NV
89030
(702)399-3047
TARVINS
ARLANDREA
2429 NORTH ST
NO LAS VEGAS
NV
89030
(702)648-0526
VARGAS
NANCY
500 W MILLER AVE #161
NO LAS VEGAS
NV
89030
(702)399-1859
WALKER
ASHLEY
2420 NORTH ST
NO LAS VEGAS
NV
89030
(702)639-9809
WHITE
DANISHA
1505 NO CARTIER #D
NO LAS VEGAS
NV
89030
(702)631-5136
WILLIAMS
KEANNIE
2601 TUSKEGEE
NO LAS VEGAS
NV
89030
(702)638-1306
Confidential
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Chapter
jUpfta ‘ftappa JlCpda Sorority, Incorporated
“ON TRACK” Participation Form
Student Information
Name of Participant ____________________________________________________________
Social Security
Date of Birth
Age Number
Address
Phone Number
School
Parent/Guardian
Revised Summer 2001