volume 21, issue 18- january 16, 2018 liberty common high
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VIIS DIVERSIS, VNVM ITERFrom Separate Paths, One Journey
Class of 2018 Motto
Liberty Common High School Monday Notes
Volume 21, Issue 18- January 16, 2018
Liberty Common High School 2745 Minnesota Drive, Fort Collins, CO 80525
Phone: 970-672-5500 | Fax 970-672-5499 | Email [email protected] Line: (Please call by 8:15 AM) 970-672-5500 Option 2 or
email Mrs. Shafer at [email protected] Hours: Monday - Friday 7:15 AM - 3:45 PM
Board of DirectorsPatrick Albright: 232-8257 Brad Kreikemeier: 719-237-7943 Tricia Diehl: 970-420-8937Kelly Notarfrancesco: 971-404-7434Paulette Hansen: 303-710-1887Aislinn Kottwitz: 217-5925Joel Goeltl 970-593-8556
Upcoming Board Meetings- Jan 18, 6:00PM, LCS Staff Lounge
You may contact all members on our Board of Directorsat [email protected]
This week at LCHS is Martin Luther King Jr. Week.
This week at LCHS is Martin Luther KingJr. Week. King was a fourth-generation Baptist ministerand pastor of Ebenezer Baptist Church inAtlanta, Georgia. For thirteen years (1955 –1968), King lead the modern American civil-rights-movement, achieving more genuineprogress towards equality in America than anyother period in our history. King’s success canlargely be attributed to his commitment tononviolence and his masterful command of theEnglish language and the power of words. His
I Have a Dream speech, Noble Peace Prize remarks, and Letter from a Birmingham Jailare among the most revered orations and writings in the English language, and representwatershed moments in American history.
Newsworthy NoticesPublic-Info Night. Do you know anybody interested in sending their kids to Liberty (eithercampus); or just learning more about the school's history and philosophy? Please urgethem to attend our Public-Information Night next week, January 22 from 6:30-8:30PM atelementary school gynmasium. This is an informative presentation for all parents wanting toknow more about why we teach what we teach, and why we do what we do. For hopefulfamilies waiting on the Liberty lottery list for any grades K - 11, attending one of thesepresentations puts you into the "upper tier" of those waiting for the next open-enrollmentspot.
Mr. Torgun Lovely waspromoted Saturday to
Principal of Liberty CommonHigh School.
New LCHS Principal. Last Friday, Liberty HeadmasterBob Schaffer closed the job posting for his replacementas Principal of Liberty Common High School, andpromoted Mr. Torgun Lovely to the position. PrincipalLovely accepted the position last Saturday. Lovelypreviously served as LCHS Assistant Principal. Pleaseeveryone congratulate Principal Lovely upon becomingPrincipal, and assist him in all ways as he takes the helmat one of America’s best high schools. Additional positionopenings will soon be posted to determine Mr. Lovely’sreplacement as LCHS Assistant Principal, and to fill theLCHS Academic Dean position (also an assistant-principal-level post) which has been vacant since last August.
Next Liberty Lecture. Please plan onattending the next Liberty Lecture scheduledfor Thursday, January 25th entitled“Changes for Life.” The presentation runsfrom 6:30 – 8:30PM and will be led byLiberty’s Science-Department Chair Mrs.Dawn Karr. It will take place in the LCHSGreat Hall. Mrs. Karr will discuss human-health lessons inspired by medical eventsher husband/family faced last year, and thescience behind some of the lifestyle-healthchanges they’ve made. This and all LibertyLectures are open to the public and intendedto promote useful learning as a familyactivity. Please feel free to invite others, and Attend the next Liberty Lecture entitled
bring friends. “Changes for Life” Thursday, January25th, 6:30PM in the LCHS Great Hall
Travel Tuesday. It's Travel Tuesday time. Tuesday, January 23, Cathrine Broendum willbe giving a presentation on her home country of Denmark in the Great Hall during 9th hour.Also, please consider signing up to donate food for Travel Tuesday on the Signup Geniuswebsite found by CLICKING HERE. See School Captains Emma Daharsh and PerryNielsen with questions or to volunteer to help.
Muda Gone. Please CLICK HERE to see a very nice feature profileon Liberty’s very own Mr. Dave Lunn. The story was published lastweek in the online Chalkbeat which covers various Coloradoeducation news. You have to read to the end to learn about theJapanese word “muda,” and how Lunn uses it to chase away theblues (music pun intended).
Student Panelists Needed. We have need for a couple Core-Knowledge-educatedstudents to speak on a panel to Core-Knowledge teachers from throughout Colorado. OnFriday, February 16th, Colorado’s Core Knowledge Network meets in Denver, and they’relooking for some 9-12th grade students to share their thoughts about their Core-Knowledgeeducation. The panel will take place in the afternoon. College students would suffice,too. Feel free to pass this notice along. If interested, please contact Headmaster Schafferor LCS Principal Churchill soon. The first two respondents will complete the panel.
9th-Hour Schedule Updated. The 9th-Hour Club & Extra Help schedule is now updatedfor the second semester on the Liberty Common High School website (CLICK HERE to viewthe updated schedule).
CLICK HERE to order your copy of the 2017-2018 yearbook.
Mark your Calendar Important Dates.
Jan 18 | BOD Meeting, 6:00PM, LCSJan 18 | LCHS Spelling BeeJan 20 | All-School Live Music Dance, LCHS, 6:00-9:00PMJan 22 | Public-Information Night, LCS, 6:30PMJan 24 | Gratitude Lyceum, LCHS, 2:00PMJan 25 | Liberty Lecture, LCHS, 6:30PMJan 26 | 8th-Grade Science Fair, 3:30PMJan 26 | Junior-High Secret Garden Dance, LCHS, 6:30-9:00PMJan 29 | Public-Information Night, LCHS, 6:30PM
Feb 3 | High-School Sadie Hawkins Dance, LCHS, 7:00-10:00PMFeb 8 | District Spelling BeeFeb 9 | Junior-High Winter Ball (Semi-Formal)Feb 12-18 | Volunteer Appreciation WeekFeb 15 | BOD Meeting, 6:00PM, LCSFeb 16 | Professional-Development Day, No SchoolFeb. 19 | Presidents' Day, No School
Click Here to view the school calendar.
2017-2018 School Holidays and Intermissions Feb. 16 | Professional-Development DayFeb. 19 | Presidents' DayMar. 12-16 | Spring BreakMarch 30 | Good FridayMay 25 | Last Day of School-1/2 day, Graduation 6:00PM
From Board of DirectorsThe Liberty Common Board of Directors is excited to announce the appointment of Mr. BobSchaffer to the position of Headmaster of Liberty Common School. As a school founder,Mr. Schaffer’s unparalleled expertise in Liberty’s mission and philosophy combined with hisadministrative experience as LCHS Principal make him an ideal choice to succeed in thisvital leadership role. The Headmaster position was a foundational element in Liberty’soriginal charter and will provide Liberty with an effective management structure. Benefits toreinstating the HM position include: increased support for Liberty’s foundational philosophyand Core Knowledge curriculum, improved cultural and educational continuity betweenLiberty’s elementary and high schools, and effective implementation of the BOD’s strategicplan. Operational changes and impacts at either campus should be minimal throughout thebalance of the current school year as Mr. Schaffer completes his transition. His immediateobjectives will include filling all vacant LCHS administrative positions and becoming morefamiliar with the elementary campus. The detailed HM job description is included in Liberty’spolicy manual, which can be found HERE.
During the December meeting, the BOD also approved a strategic plan, outlining the BOD’svision for the next two to five years. The plan addresses the BOD’s primary goal ofincreasing our institutional strength while supporting our vision of ensuring adherence toour charter while becoming nancially autonomous with the goal to competitivelycompensate and retain Liberty’s staff and support our classrooms. The strategic objectivesaddress three primary areas of focus: academic, financial and political. The detailed plan canbe viewed HERE.
The BOD is looking forward to the beneficial impacts these changes will make as we fulfillLiberty’s mission of providing excellence in education for our students and extendedcommunity. We pride ourselves on being a parent-lead school and continue to encourageparental involvement in our processes; community comments are welcome at the beginningof each BOD meeting. Please make plans to attend an upcoming meeting; we’d love to haveyou there! BOD meetings are posted on Liberty’s website.
From Mr. Lovely, PrincipalDear Liberty Community, I love Liberty. I love our students, their families, our faculty and staff,our curriculum, our Capstone virtues, our House and Ordersystems, our athletics, our performing and fine arts, ourextracurricular activities, and most of all, our educational philosophy
that sets us apart from modern-day public schools. This past weekend Mr. Schaffer, our newly named Headmaster,extended me an offer to succeed him in running the finest high schoolin the state of Colorado. I was excited to accept his offer and amelectric with anticipation at being able to continue leading us togreatness. I came to Liberty 11 years ago with a mathematics-education degree,an MBA, and four years of experience teaching math at various public
and private schools in Fort Collins. When I discovered Liberty’s approach to education, Iwas ecstatic because finally, here was a common-sense approach to public education,which rejected the flawed, modern-day, progressive-romantic educational philosophiesrampant in our society. I could be a professional educator and fully believe in what I wasdoing. Now, under Mr. Schaffer’s and our Board of Directors’ leadership, I am honored to be ableto continue implementing the educational philosophy, policies, and academic programswhich are the hallmarks of Liberty's excellence. I am also honored to be on this journey witheach member of the Liberty community, and am committed to ensuring the Liberty wayremains strong and flourishes for years to come.
All the best,Torgun J. Lovely, Principal
Funky Business. Live Music Dance. Saturday,January 20th 6 to 9 PM in the Great Hall.A fiery, energetic, 9-piece party band ofprofessional Northern Colorado musiciansplaying music from the 60s to the 2000s andbeyond. Also, some of our talented Libertystudents will rock out beforehand. Cost is $10 atthe door. All 7th-12th grade students arewelcome, and guests are invited with a completedguest form submitted in advance. Free Dress-Day rules apply. See either of the two DGCaptains, Tristan Hanley or Adam Arnett, withquestions.
Sadie Hawkins Dance. Saturday, February3rd from 7-10pm is the Sadie Hawkinsdance. Cost is $10 for singles and $15 forcouples. Ladies, make sure to take picturesor videos of how you ask the guy becausewe will be awarding a prize to the best "ask."The couple with the best outfits will alsoreceive a prize so make sure you and yourSadies date are wearing correspondingoutfits/costumes. For any questions findeither of the DP Captains, Michael Yeh orAshley Salehi. Free Dress-Day rulesapply.
From Mrs. Campbell, College CounselorCollege Center Events:Click Here for the updated events schedule. Events include: Arts night, Choosing a Major, Practice ACT/SAT andmore.
Discovering College Majors That Fit.Join us on January 30th for this exciting event in the Great Hall. Dr.Rich Feller - career consultant, author, national speaker, CSUProfessor Emeritus will share with us this very engagingassessment that will help match your talents into real world careersand college majors. http://www.youscience.com/.
Dr. Feller will present about how to discover the best fit majors. Thisevent is open to all LCHS students and we encourage all to attend.
Academic Guidance8th Grade Intent To Return. Congratulations! Current LCHS 8th graders get first dibs onhigh-school enrollment. The time is upon us to determine enrollment at Liberty CommonHigh School for the next school year. We are thrilled your child is at Liberty now, and we arehonored you chose us for the current year. As such, your enrollment slot for next year's ninth grade is reserved and already being heldin your student's name - if you want it. Otherwise, we need to move on quickly and offeryour spot to other students on the lottery list who are waiting for a chance to enterColorado's top-rated high school - Liberty Common High School - as freshmen in August. 8th-Grade Intent-To-Return forms will be mailed out on January 12th. In order to reserveyour child's 9th-grade spot, please return the form by January 19th, 2018.
Schedule Changes. The deadline for schedule changes has passed.
2018-2019 Course Registration.It is time to start registering for the 2018-2019 school year (see schedule below). Course-registration forms and 2018-2019 Curriculum Guides will be distributed prior to each grade-level registration meeting. Students are required to complete a paper registration form, have itsigned by parents, and return it on the day of their registration meeting. Students will usetheir completed registration forms to register for classes through PowerSchool during theirgrade-level registration meetings with the Student Services team. If you have questions,contact Mr. Kranz by email.
REGISTRATION TIMELINE.
1/25—Electives Showcase (7-11) LCHS Faculty will have the opportunity to advertise theirelectives to junior-high and high-school students.
JUNIORS1/24 and 1/25—Distribute Registration Materials to 11th graders during US History/APUSH2/2—11th grade Registration Meeting during US History/APUSH
SOPHOMORES1/22—Distribute Registration Materials to 10th graders during World History2/6—10th grade Registration Meeting during World History
FRESHMEN1/22 and 1/23—Distribute Registration Materials to 9th graders during Western Civ2/5 and 2/6—9th Grade Registration Meeting during Western Civ
8th GRADE1/19—Intent to Return Deadline for 8th Graders2/7 and 2/8—Distribute Registration Materials to 8th graders during History 82/13—8th Grade Registration Meeting during History 8
7th GRADE2/9—Distribute Registration Materials to 7th graders during History 72/15—7th Grade Registration Meeting during History 7
2017-2018 LCHS Curriculum Guides.Hard copies of the Junior-High and High-School Curriculum Guides will be distributed tostudents in the coming weeks.
AST Tip of the WeekUsing 9th-Hour Well. While our department always encourages spending some time in 9thhour fun clubs, we want to be sure you are making good choices when you need 9th hourhelp. First, prioritize which subjects need the most attention during 9th hour; the lower thegrade, often the higher the priority. Secondly, you do not need to wait to see your specificteacher. If someone else in that same department is available, go to their 9thhour. All of ourteachers are incredibly knowledgeable and would love to help you in any way they can.
For more tips, check out the AST Website: CLICK HERE
To see the 9th-Hour Schedule: CLICK HERE
From Dan Knab, Athletic DirectorThis Week in Jr.-High Sports:The 7th-& 8th-grade girls basketball games start this week.Click HERE to register. Do not make payments until you receivean email from Mr. Knab to do so. The season goes fromJanuary 8th to March 3rd. This is a great opportunity for girls tobe introduced to the sport of basketball. Questions about theseason can be directed to Mr. Knab. Still hoping a couple more7th grade girls come out. There is a skill level for everyone.
Saturday Basketball Open Gym Times 6th - 8th-GradeTime Change: From now on, practices will be from 2pm to 4pmin the high school gym.
Spring-Sport Registration: Look for information in Monday Notes in February.
This Week in Jr.-High School Sports:
7th Grade BasketballWednesday, 1/17, 4pm, Away @ Platte Valley (4-pack w/8th grade team)Thursday, 1/18, 4pm, @ Away University School
8th Grade BasketballWednesday, 1/17, 4pm, Away @ Platte Valley (4-pack w/7th grade team)Thursday, 1/18, 4pm, Home vs University School
This Week in High School Sports:
Women's BasketballThursday, 1/18, 5:30pm, Away @ Resurrection ChristianSaturday, 1/20, 8:30am, Home, C-Team Round Robin (Elementary School Gym)
Men's BasketballWednesday, 1/17, 5:30pm, Home vs Denver School Science & Technology GVRFriday, 1/19, 5:30pm, Home vs Resurrection Christian (Spirit Game)
Baseball Open Gym - Contact Coach Bissell: [email protected]'s Soccer Drop-In - Contact Coach Salehi: [email protected] & Field Warm-ups - Contact Coach Mayes: [email protected] Open Gym - Contact Coach Camp: [email protected]
Spring Sport Registration: Look for information in Monday Notes in February.
Don't forget - Use your King Soopers re-loadable gift cards. Pick one up in the front office.5% goes back to Liberty Common. If we all made our cards work together, think of thepossibilities. Teamwork.
For jr.-high and high-school athletic score updates,throughout the week, check out Liberty Common AthleticBooster Club's Facebook page by clicking, HERE.
Liberty Common Athletic Boosters/ Support LCHS
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CLICK HERE if interested.
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Amazon.com, with the added bonus that Amazon will donatea portion of the purchase price back to Liberty. Simply go to http://smile.amazon.com and enter “CoreKnowledge Charter School Foundation.” CKC SchoolFoundation is the technical name for our non-profitorganization. You will not find us by searching for 'Liberty.’The AmazonSmile Foundation will donate 0.5% of thepurchase price of your eligible AmazonSmile purchasesback to Liberty.
Classical Manners for the Modern Youth
From the 1934 high-schooltextbook "Good Manners" usedin "Household Science" class ofthat day:
“Rule No. 28. The Written Invitation.If you wish to write an informal invitationin the form of a note, you should omitthe three-line heading used in businessforms. Use black ink. Do not use atypewriter or pencil. Boys, never usecolored or scented paper. Girls, youmay use colored note-paper, although
the heavy, white paper is preferable. Write these note invitations in the first person.
Write the reply, accepting the invitation, in black ink on white note-paper.
If you must decline, write a note.
In sending regrets, the time is omitted from the note. In the acceptance, it is veryessential to include all the points given in the invitation. Then if there is an error, thehostess can correct it.”
Alumni Update
Unfortunately, we are out of AlumniUpdates. If you know of any alumni youmight prompt to drop us a paragraph or two,please let them know how appreciated theirremarks are to the entire Libertycommunity. Alumni should SENDUPDATES HERE.
LCHS Opportunity SocietyLCHS students and alumni are eager for job and career opportunities. Need a great candidatefor your business’ next job opportunity? Please have it posted here to share withColorado’s most dependable, and most intelligent students and graduates. Please email aposition description to Mr. Bob Schaffer and we’ll promptly draw our students’ attention to it.
Weed Man Lawn Care – Northern Colorado has a few job opportunities starting inJanuary that are perfect for students aged 16 and older. Owner Mr. Mike Schulz says, “Mydesire is to meet my business needs while teaching students a business skill set that willtranslate directly into whatever career or line of work they eventually choose to pursue. Itwould put students a step ahead while providing them good pay.” CLICK HERE to learnmore. Contact Mr. Schulz by CLICKING HERE.
Job Openings For LCHS Students. The Fort Collins Breakfast Club asked us specificallyif there are any LCHS students interested in weekend jobs. The restaurant is hiring forweekend bussers. Job duties include greeting guests, cleaning tables, pouring coffee, etc.,and compensates with meal allowances, and good pay ($6.75 plus tips). It’s a funworkplace. Training provided. Please apply in person (“We want to meet you”) at 121 W.Monroe Dr., Fort Collins, CO. Ask for Dave the owner.
Turn History Papers To Cash. LCHS students who have a history paper they’reparticularly proud of have an opportunity to dust it off, tune it up, and submit it for a $500cash prize. The History News Network is inviting all high-school students (grades 9-12) toparticipate in its inaugural History Research Paper Contest. CLICK HERE for details. Noneed to write up something new. Other than the word length and a few other parameters, thecontest is designed to encourage students to submit a paper they’ve already completed asschoolwork, and see if they can pull down a $500 prize.
Make Art, Win Prize. Win a weekend stay in Rocky Mountain National Park, plusColorado-made products, and art supplies. All you need to do is come in first place in the2018 Colorado Kids Create Art Contest. CLICK HERE for details. There are lots of runner-upprizes, too. Contestants must be between the ages of 5 – 18 years old.
News Worth RepeatingCharter-School Job Openings. Key charter-school position openings have been recentlyposted by the Colorado League of Charter Schools (Liberty is an active member of thisimportant organization). The state’s charter-school movement needs energetic, creative,innovative, pro-school-choice warriors to sustain our revolution in public education.Positions currently open: Vice-President of Communications; Associate Director ofOrganizing; School-Support Specialist; Director of Talent Development. CLICK HERE fordetails. Please pass this information along to anyone who might be a perfect applicant.
Youth Medicine Summit. Brandeis Universityis convening its annual Global Youth Summit onthe Future of Medicine from June 24–June 30,2018. LCHS has the opportunity to nominate up tofive outstanding students to represent our excellentschool at the 2018 Summit. Participants mustcover their own costs. At the Summit, studentsdiscuss how health and medicine are rapidlyevolving with leaders in the field, participate incutting-edge simulations, and work in dynamic
small teams to develop their own solutions to complex medical challenges. Brandeis isseeking students who will be juniors or seniors in the 2018-19 school year. If interested inbeing nominated, contact Mr. Schaffer by Friday, January 19th with student’s emailaddress, mailing address, and date of birth.
Free practice ACT and SAT exams for 9th-11th graders· ACT Practice Exam Saturday Feb 3 8:00 am LCHS Great Hall· SAT Practice Exam Saturday Feb 10 8:00 am LCHS Great Hall· What Does My SAT/ACT Score Mean? Monday Feb 12 6:30 pm LCHS Great Hall
o Practice exams are for 9th-11th grade studentso Feb 12th even is open to students and parentsCLICK HERE to register.
Think Like An Entrepreneur. The Foundation for Economic Education is hosting three-day summer seminar at the University of Denver focusing on entrepreneurship. Theprogram runs this July 17-20, and is open to high-school-aged students and only costs $79(scholarships available). CLICK HERE for information. Registration deadline is March 1,2018.
Clearest Path To “Top” Colleges. Last December, a non-profit policy organization A+Colorado (CLICK HERE) issued a report entitled “A Seat At The Table – Colorado Students’Access To Top Colleges.” The report shows that 4% of Colorado’s high-school graduateswent on to attend one of the country’s top colleges. Liberty’s matriculation rate is reported atmore than 3X above the statewide average. That figure puts LCHS at the top in the PoudreSchool District, and among an elite tier in the entire state and nation. The overall number ofLCHS grads who go on to any college is also at the top of the list when compared to otherhigh schools in the region, and statewide. CLICK HERE to see the A+ Colorado ranking.
2016-17 Liberty Legacies book, Cost $10 2017-18 Liberty Legacies book $15
Liberty Legacies Books For Sale. The Liberty Legacies books were written andpublished by LCHS students. The stories of the students' grandparents, and familymembers are incredible. Contact Mrs. Deitrick, or the LCHS office to purchase a copy.
Lunch Information. CLICK HERE to view new lunch options for the 2nd semester.
Join the Colorado Charter Advocacy Network.The Charter Advocacy Network is thevehicle by which charter school supporters are informed about pressing issues affectingcharter schools. It's also the method for distributing action alerts to activate the Coloradocharter-school community in defense of charter-school students and their interests. Asopponents of LCHS and our charter-school brethren become more sophisticated,organized, and outspoken, it is crucial we stay informed and take action on pressingissues. To join, CLICK HERE. Please also encourage friends to join.
Love And Logic Classes Added. The response to Liberty Common hosting Love andLogic Classes has been amazing. Our first three sessions are full but Dr. Clarke hasagreed to a second session on 1/31, 2/28, and 3/28. The total cost of attending is $69 andincludes a workbook that is designed to work hand in hand with the Love and Logiccurricula. Deadline to register is January 17th. These workshops give parents theopportunity to have an interactive discussion with Dr. Clarke and one another on Love andLogic. Please sign up by contacting the LCS front office.
Curator Club Wants Your Art. The LCHS Curator Club iscollecting art of all media for both a student show and an artsmagazine released in the spring. For further questions, contactShae Nance or Emma Salas or look at the slides in-school.
Travel Tuesday Volunteers Needed. We are in need of parent volunteers to bring fooddonations for Travel Tuesday events. The place to sign up to bring food is here: CLICKHERE. Thank you for supporting this fun and educational tradition!
7th-Grade Parents. The 7th grade will be going on a fieldtrip to the Denver Art Museum onMarch 9th, 2018. It is the Friday before spring break so you may want to consider it whenmaking plans for that week.
Volunteering at LCHS. If you are interested in volunteering at LCHS for any extracurricularactivities or special events, (Spring Gala, Graduation, Teacher Appreciation week, etc.) orassisting a staff member on a regular basis and have not previously registered as avolunteer, CLICK HERE to register. If you are already a registered volunteer in the LibertyCommon School Volunteer System, please CLICK HERE to login to the system and updateyour volunteer record.
Upcoming Trips
Allie Burris demonstrating artisticperspective with the WashingtonMonument during the LCHS-to-DC SpringBreak Trip 2015.
LCHS To DC, Spring Break 2018. As aformer Member of the U.S. Congress, Mr.Schaffer fully utilizes his former-memberprivileges to get students into areas of theU.S. Capitol that are normally off limits totourists, and he sets up visits with high-power political figures. The registrationdeadline has passed, but if you're stillinterested, please contact Ms. Sarah Huntwho is available in the front office to assist.
Ireland & England, Summer 2018. Mr.Tullius is organizing a high-school trip to theEmerald Isle and England in June 2018. The
itinerary focuses on Dublin and London, witha few stops in between. Please email for moreinformation.
Artists of France and Spain. Mr. Seipleis organizing an Artists of France andSpain tour (summer 2018). The tour starts inParis and goes to Avignon, Barcelona, andMadrid. We will see the sights, eat deliciousfoods, and visit great museums andmonuments of Western art history. Pleasecontact Mr. Seiple with any questions.
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