1.) Web Clinic for Nonprofits
2.) BUSINESS CAMP FOR YOUTH – Sign Up Today!
3.) Philadelphia Public School Notebook
4.) T4T Recognition Breakfast, Last Call

1.) Web Clinic for Nonprofits

August 4th, 2004 - a full day devoted to giving you one-on-one advice to improve the health and welfare of your Web site - at absolutely no charge!

When and Where:
Wednesday, August 4, 2004
9:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Greater Phila Chamber of Commerce
200 South Broad Street
7th Floor, Philadelphia Room
Philadelphia, PA 19102

Who should attend:
Anyone who needs Web health advice! Web Site Managers, Development Managers, Marketing Managers, anyone who makes decisions about your Web site!

For more information, visit www.verveinternet.com/news_events/web_clinic.htm

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2.) BUSINESS CAMP FOR YOUTH – Sign Up Today!

Event: Business Boot Camp 2004
Dates: Monday, August 2nd - Friday, August 6th, 2004
Time: Registration: 9 a.m. - 10a.m.; Sessions: 10a.m. - 5p.m.
Location: The Enterprise Center, 4548 Market St., Philadelphia

Description: The Enterprise Center invites rising 9th, 10th and 11th graders from Philadelphia for five days of intensive training in business and entrepreneurship. Financial literacy workshops, Business speakers, business games and simulations, networking, technology, contests and discussions will provide students with the information, inspiration and tools needed to be successful in business and entrepreneurship.

Fee: Fee is $25 per person if application is received by Thursday, July
29th deadline. Walk-in registration fee is $50

Contact: Jeff Wicklund, The Enterprise Center, 215-895-4078 or
jeff@theenterprisecenter.com

APPLICATIONS DEADLINE Thursday, July 29th!

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3.) Philadelphia Public School Notebook

Did you know...
- There are 214,350 students in the Philadelphia public school?
- The School District is the 7th largest in the USA?
- Has a 1.7 billion dollar operating budget?
Want to learn more about the Philadelphia School District and your neighborhood schools?
Come to a free workshop to find out how to access Internet resources to learn more about Philadelphia's public schools and what you can do to get involved in improving them!

The Philadelphia Public School Notebook is offering free workshops on how to use the Internet to access information about Philadelphia's schools including: school data, School District policies, and local education-related organizations that offer help to parents, students, and others.
Workshops are being offered this summer to groups of 5 to 15 people.

Information is power!
To schedule a workshop for your organization, or if you are an individual interested in attending a workshop, contact the Notebook's website outreach intern, Qaid Hassan.

Office: 215-951-0330 ext. 107
Fax: 215-951-0342
Email: Qaidh@thenotebook.org
URL: http://www.thenotebook.org

The Philadelphia Public School Notebook is an independent quarterly newspaper that serves as a voice for parents, students, teachers, and other members of the community who are working for quality and equality in Philadelphia's public schools.

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4.) T4T Recognition Breakfast, Last Call

A last reminder that we are holding our first annual recognition breakfast to celebrate those people and organizations that help make us a success. The event will be held at the United Way of Southeastern Pennsylvania on Friday, July 30 from 8:00 – 10:00. To RSVP or for more information, contact Benjamin Bruening at 215-665-2572 or benjaminb@uwsepa.org.

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