GLEC Multicultural Enrichment News
January 14, 2010
Meetings & Events
- Tuesday, Jan. 12 - AppleSeed Launch Night, 6:15 p.m., South Lawrence East
- Monday, Feb. 1 - Academic Bowl parents meeting, 6:15 - 7:30, GLEC
- Monday, Feb. 8 - First Meeting of Friends of GLEC Magazines, details TBA
Deadlines & Signups
- Gr. 3-5 Students: Submit to AppleSeed Magazine: Deadline in in early March, 2010. Contact your advisor.
- Gr. 6-8 Students: Submit to AppleSauce Magazine: Deadline in in early April, 2010. Contact your advisor.
- Gr. 9-12 Students: Submit to ApplePi Magazine: Deadline is April 29, 2010 but you may submit much earlier. Contact your advisor or a member of the ApplePi Staff.
NEWS
- South Lawrence East Hosts AppleSeed Winter Edition Launch (Jan., 2010)
- Apple Magazines Staff grows. (Jan., 2010)
- North Andover Cultural Council is awarding GLEC a $200 grant in support of ApplePi, AppleSauce and AppleSeed (Jan., 2010)
- Lawrence Cultural Council is awarding GLEC a $1,000 grant in support of ApplePi, AppleSauce and AppleSeed (Jan., 2010)
- Tenney Grammar School to host Winter AppleSauce
- Clipper Ship Foundation supports GLEC Enrichment programs (Nov., 2009)
- GLEC Magazines now require submission forms (Oct., 2009)
- GLEC’s new high school magazine: ApplePi (June, 2009)
- 20 issues of AppleSauce (June, 2009)
- Visual Arts Awards 2009
South Lawrence East Hosts AppleSeed Winter Edition Launch
South Lawrence East hosted the launch night for the winter edition of AppleSeed Literary Magazine on January 12, 2010. See AppleSeed news page
Tenney Grammar School to host Winter AppleSauce
more AppleSauce news
Clipper Ship Foundation supports GLEC Enrichment programs
The Clipper Ship Foundation has awarded the GLEC Multicultural Enrichment Partnership a grant for this academic year to support our programs that serve the youth of Lawrence. Many thanks for your support, Clipper Ship Foundation!
GLEC's Apple Magazines Staff Grows
For the first time in the 10 year history of GLEC's magazines, we now have four high schools represented on the ApplePi-AppleSauce-AppleSeed staff. Andover High, Lawrence High, Methuen High, and North Andover High each have at least one person. Look for a photo of our editors coming soon. See who's on our staff.
GLEC Magazines now require submission forms
Students who want to submit to AppleSeed (grades 3-5) and AppleSauce (grades 6-8) need to attach a GLEC submission form to their piece. These are available from the AppleSeed or AppleSauce advisor at your school. High school students need to fill out an ApplePi submission form, available here on the ApplePi "Overview & Submissions" page or from your advisor (see "Participating Schools & Advisors).
GLEC’s new high school magazine: ApplePi
Mr. Gorham, LHS advisor to ApplePi, with contributors and ApplePi assistant editors at the June 10 Launch Night.On June 10, GLEC launched the premier issue of ApplePi, a regional high school magazine, with a reading and reception at Lawrence High School. Students from six high schools contributed prose, poetry, music, photography and artwork to this 24-page issue.
The submission period for this year's fall issue is now over. That issue is scheduled to come out in mid December. Look for notices on how to submit to future issues of ApplePi here and at your high school. Read Newspaper article (PDF).
Twenty issues of AppleSauce
AppleSauce Literary Magazine launched its 20th issue in early June with a celebration at North Andover Middle School. Since starting in the 1999-2000 school year, AppleSauce has published more than 1,500 middle school student authors and artists. Read some excerpts from the magazine.
Visual Arts Awards 2009
27 high school juniors and seniors were honored in May with the annual Collaborative Visual Arts Award at the Heritage State Park Visitors Center in Lawrence. A group show of their works ran for two weeks and drew 500 visitors.
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