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    Ild Meeting Summary Oct 1st 2012

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    The kids team is still working on the practicalities of getting food in the classroom. Mind-up is being implemented in some Grade 8 and 9 classes.

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    The kids team is still working on the practicalities of getting food in the classroom. Mind-up is being implemented in some Grade 8 and 9 classes.

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    ILD Meeting Summary October 1st, 2012 In attendance: Mike Dumouchelle, Carrie Carlsen, Sean Chambers, Rebecca ONeil,

    Edmund Szutu, Matt Brandt, Pat Barrett, Chelsea Campbell, Mandeep Khrod, Tammie Stockli, Andrew Holland, Brent Schieve, Stefan Stipp 1. We discussed our proposal for Pat Horstead on Thursday. Stefan will provide an overview of our ILD team since its inception using the powerpoint below. 2. The kids team is still working on the practicalities of getting food in the classroom. Mind-up is being implemented in some Grade 8 and 9 classes. Early feedback from teachers and kids is positive.

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