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DESCRIPTION:Keeping Girls in School If you build it - they will come - but 
 how do you keep them coming back? After years spent working on Adopt a Vil
 lage projects in Uganda\, it became clear to Sebastopol Rotarian and Anthi
 ll Foundation founder Frank Mayhew that a significant hurdle to economic d
 evelopment is the large number of children who abandon school before they 
 receive an adequate education. By the end of seventh grade 51% of boys and
  76% of girls drop out\, contributing to the cycle of poverty. The answer 
 - the Keeping Girls in School project. Frank will talk about using Rotary 
 Global Grants to fund an integrated approach that reduces the dropout rate
  and improves education by addressing sanitation\, clean water\, the educa
 tional environment\, and problems girls experience when they reach puberty
 . Get the lowdown on what works and what doesn't\, including the new Rotar
 y Foundation guidelines for school buildings\, and learn how you can use t
 his approach to make your education project a success. Peter Hoberg will c
 ollect names and RSVP to Jack Blasco (jcblasco@comcast.net) Thursday April
  27\, 2017 Community Church of Sebastopol Memorial Hall 1000 Gravenstein H
 ighway N. Sebastopol CA 95472 5:30 - Social hour with appetizers and no-ho
 st bar 6:30 - Dinner 7:15 - Program Dinner with wine - $50 Lovingly prepar
 ed by local chef Sally Briggs Final date for reservations is April 21\, 20
 17 You must have a reservation to attend Pay with cash or check at the doo
 r 
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LOCATION:Memorial Hall
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SUMMARY:April SCARC - Sebastopol
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Keeping Girls in School<br />\nIf you build
  it - they will come - but how do you keep them coming back?<br />\nAfter 
 years spent working on Adopt a Village projects in Uganda\, it became clea
 r to Sebastopol Rotarian<br />\nand Anthill Foundation founder Frank Mayhe
 w that a significant hurdle to economic development is the<br />\nlarge nu
 mber of children who abandon school before they receive an adequate educat
 ion. By the end of<br />\nseventh grade 51% of boys and 76% of girls drop 
 out\, contributing to the cycle of poverty. The answer -<br />\nthe Keepin
 g Girls in School project. Frank will talk about using Rotary Global Grant
 s to fund an integrated<br />\napproach that reduces the dropout rate and 
 improves education by addressing sanitation\, clean water\, the<br />\nedu
 cational environment\, and problems girls experience when they reach puber
 ty. Get the lowdown on<br />\nwhat works and what doesn&#39\;t\, including
  the new Rotary Foundation guidelines for school buildings\, and<br />\nle
 arn how you can use this approach to make your education project a success
 .</p>\n\n<p>Peter Hoberg will collect names and RSVP to Jack Blasco (jcbla
 sco@comcast.net)</p>\n\n<p>Thursday April 27\, 2017<br />\nCommunity Churc
 h of Sebastopol<br />\nMemorial Hall<br />\n1000 Gravenstein Highway N.<br
  />\nSebastopol CA 95472<br />\n5:30 - Social hour with appetizers and no-
 host bar<br />\n6:30 - Dinner<br />\n7:15 - Program<br />\nDinner with win
 e - $50<br />\nLovingly prepared by local chef Sally Briggs<br />\nFinal d
 ate for reservations is April 21\, 2017<br />\nYou must have a reservation
  to attend<br />\nPay with cash or check at the door</p>\n
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