Eugene weekly. (Eugene, Oregon) 1993-current, February 12, 2004, Page 3, Image 3

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Quickest Way to the Heart.
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arts & entertainment:
15 Calendar
22 Art Galleries
23 Movies
24 Clips
25 Theater
26 Music
28 Clubs
30 Gardens
31 Wine
MOVIE: The Triplets of Belleville opens this Friday at the Bijou.
Changing the world one belly at a time.
news:
4 Letters
4 You Are Here
21 years
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Kumbaya Dammit
News
CALENDAR:
Slant
Keb Mo plays the
McDonald Theatre Sunday.
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etc:
32 Classifieds
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32 Crossword Puzzle 37
35 Real Estate
38
Dining Out
Free Will Astrology
Personals
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Notice to Parents!
Tues. Feb. 17 - Fri. Feb. 20
Please phone ahead or visit www.4J.lane.edu, as each school
offers different activities and times when parents can visit.
School’s open – and you’re welcome to visit.
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District-wide Information Meeting
This meeting at the 4J Education Center, 200 N.
Monroe, will provide general information about the
school application and enrollment process. Spanish
translation will be provided.
Thurs. Feb 12: 7 – 8 pm
The Application Process
More information is available at
Eugene School District 4J
200 N. Monroe Street Eugene, Oregon 97402
687.3481 TDD: 687.3447 www.4j.lane.edu
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earn about Eugene 4J schools. Start by visiting
your neighborhood school. With the district’s open
enrollment policy, parents may opt to send their children
to any school within the district, provided that there is
space available. All schools in the district focus on nurturing
the success of each child.
You can enroll in your neighborhood school at any time.
To enroll in another district school, the open enrollment
period is from Jan. 6 to March 5 for the 2004-05 school
year. The 4J Schools Guide – available at any school, at
the 4J Education Center or at www.4j.lane.edu – offers an
overview of each school.
Schools throughout the district will be open for visits
Sterling Jewelry • Aromatherapy
Candles • Cards • Books
Meditation Cushions
Prayer Flags • Porcelain Vases
To enroll your child in a school other than your neighborhood
school, follow this process:
• Pick up an application at any school, at the 4J Education
Center, 200 N. Monroe, or at www.4j.lane.edu.
• Return the application no later than March 5 to the 4J
Education Center.
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