(NAME-MCE) Filipino School Program in SoCal - Fall Registration Open

[Farzana Nayani]

Greetings Mga Guro (teachers):

Please forward on to teachers you know in the Los Angeles, or to any parents
or friends who may be interested in having their children enroll!


The Kultural Enrichment and Language Program (KELP) was developed by Search
To Involve Pilipino Americans (SIPA) and is an experiential learning program
with an emphasis in Filipino language, arts, and culture. This Saturday
school program targets Filipino American children in elementary grade levels
K-4.



The goal of the class is not only to teach the students Tagalog, but also
about the different facets of Philippine culture, art, history, literature
and geography.  The program design follows the curriculum standards adopted
by the California State Board of Education for elementary school levels.



Program Details:

Location: Search to Involve Pilipino Americans (SIPA)

Address: 3200 W. Temple Street, Los Angeles, CA 90026
Dates: September 20 – December 20th, 2008 (12 sessions).


Come join us for a program featuring songs, activities, storytelling,
hands-on activities, field trips and lessons on culture and history.



*Please contact to Farzana Nayani at fnayani at esipa.org or 213.382.1819 x.
107 if you are interested in this program.



For more INFORMATION about the program and to download REGISTRATION FORMS,
please visit our website at: www.esipa.org or go directly to:
http://www.esipa.org/programs/community.html


* Registration fees are heavily subsidized as this is a community-based
program.  There are even further discounts for families who have more than
one child attending.



The DEADLINE to register is Friday, September 12th, 2008.



Feel free to send this email to parents and anyone else who may be
interested in the program.





Farzana Nayani, M.A.

Program Manager, Community Economic Development

Search To Involve Pilipino Americans

3200 W. Temple Street

Los Angeles, CA 90026

(213) 382-1819, Ext. 107

(213) 382-7445 (fax)

fnayani at esipa.org

www.esipa.org