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On Monday November 17, 2:00pm, WAB parents are invited to a workshop with Charles Lovitt to learn more about Inquiry Mathematics, an approach that enables students to combine essential skill sets with the ability to think, apply reason and communicate clearly.

Message from Student Services regarding 5:30pm Late Bus to Modern House stop.

WAB parents are invited to attend special workshops with Charles Lovitt and Robert Evans, who are in town leading EARCOS workshops, on Monday November 17 through the Distinguished Speaker Series. WAB parents are encouraged to take advantage of this wonderful opportunity to learn more about the topics of Inquiry-Mathematics and Changes in the Family.

World Run Day 2008 will be taking place at the WAB Track on Sunday November 9 from 9:00am-12:00pm. All ages are welcome so bring your family and friends to enjoy a morning full of jogging, running, and even biking to support our local migrant schools.

We are happy to introduce a new swimming program to our community that allows your children to learn and enjoy swimming in their familiar WAB environment.

What do HS Admissions Officer Helen Vollrath and HS Music Teacher Judith Mann have in common? They are among several WAB teachers and staff members performing this Saturday at the Forbidden City Concert Hall with the International Festival Chorus. 

The Distinguished Speaker Series continued last week with a presentation by Charles Billich, who is renown internationally for his Olympic-themed mixed-media lithographs and other works. 

The WAB community is invited to attend the following upcoming workshops and presentations offered through WAB's Distinguished Speaker Series. WAB is grateful for the support of Austen Morris Associates, sponsor of the 2008/2009 Distinguished Speaker Series.

WAB parents interested in learning more about parenting techniques are welcome to attend a Parent Effectiveness Training course, offered by Beijing resident and family support expert Kathryn Tonges. 

WAB is grateful for the support of Ray Kelly, who recently contributed a total of 75,000 RMB to WAB for the JUMP! Leadership Program and environmental technology for WAB Wild.