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Dear Valued Member , Brazosport Teachers Federal Credit Union (BTFCU) is excited to announce improvements to our credit card program and to your card account with us ! Here is what is coming:  A new card with e nhanced security including the new EMV chip  O nline access t o view your account  N ew credit card desig n  E lect ronic statement availability, and more! T his w ill mean a few key changes to your a ccount, and we want to make sure yo u know exactly what's happening. Your new credit card will come with the following new features:  EMV Chip Technology : Your new credit card will have an embedded chip that will help increase security and reduce fraud. The EMV chip will be in addition to the standard magnetic strip.  24/7 Cardholder Service : C all 1 - 855 - 284 - 3985 for balance inquiries, pa yment information, transaction history, statement request s , or to dispute a charge.  Online Access: R eal - time credit card information, including transactions, pend ing activity, payment in formation and custom email alerts, plus sign up for electronic statements when you log into your account online at www.btfcu.net . What to know:  Your new card will be mailed April 16, 2018 . Please wait 7 - 10 business days for delivery .  New cards will be mailed to all cardholders, regardless if they are primary or secondary cardholders. Your credit card number and your expiration date will change.  Please note! – Authorized signers will not receive a new card. They will need to call us dir ectly at (979) 265 - 5333 to request a new card.  For security reasons, each secondary cardholder will have a new ind ividual card number, CVV number, an d expiration date .  If you plan to use your card at any ATM, you will be required to use a PIN . Y ou can sel ect your unique PIN during the activation of the card or call at a later time to select your PIN.  If you have automatic payments made with your current credit card, make sure to contact each vendor on or after April 30, 2018 with your new updated credit card number to help avoid any interruption in your service.  For your convenience we have included F requently A sked Q uestions on pages 2 - 3 . If you have any additional question s or inquiries before the co nversion date of April 3 0, 2018 , please call us at (979) 265 - 5333 . O n or after the co nversion , please call us at 1 - 855 - 284 - 3985 . New Rewards Program: Starting April 30, 2018 , you will have a new rewards program for your BTFCU credit card call ed UChoose Rewards®. UChoose Rewards ® will allow you to redeem points on your credit card purchases to use toward shopping, travel, event tickets, gift cards and more ! Some important information about the tr ansition of the rewards program. You may start earning points with your new credit ca rd on April 30, 2018 . To register your card or to monitor and redee m your UChoose Rewards® points, visit www.uchooserewards.com . We're proud of our new card offerings and are excited to make the m available to you. As always, we will rem ain committed to great service and always strive to make our members "SMILE!" Sincerely, Brazosport Teachers FCU - Card Services " Serving Memb ers Inspires Lasting Excitement! " (SMILE) Dear Valued Community Partner, We regret to inform you that we have to cancel upcoming events for our Ronald McDonald Care Mobile ® , due to unforeseen mechanical issues affecting our vehicle. We expect to be f ully operational in and around the 27th of August 2018, though this timeline could change depending on a number of factors. We will continue to provide updates as we receive them from the manufacture. On behalf of Peak Vista, I apologize for these cancellations, especially t o those who have already made appointments. Unfortunately, these mechanical circumstances are beyond our control but we intend to do everything we can to make these repairs as quickly as possible. We do encourage you to contact Peak Vista's School Based He alth Centers for medical needs: Entrada School - Based Health Center, 1740 Pepperwood Dr. Colorado Springs, CO, 80910 (719) 344 - 6743 Falcon Peak Health Center, 12050 Falcon HWY, Peyton, CO. 80831 (719)344 - 6247 Our main goal is to expand health care services throughout and beyond El Paso County. We are working diligently on getting the repairs made and we hope to reschedule all of our events and provide cost - effective medical and dental services to our communitie s soon. Please, visit our website peakvista.org for more information regarding our events. Sincerely, Christopher Klispie RMCM Manager/Driver Peak Vista Community Health Centers (719) 866 - 6789 RMCM@peakvista.org Dear Valued Business Partner, Sorensen is immensely grateful for the partnership the local business community has provided to us over the years. We need your vital support once again through your contribution to our annual Auction efforts. We respectfully recognize the challenged environment today's economic climate has created, but we implore you to reach into the heart of our future and give once again at whatever level you can support. Each donation counts, big or small! Throughout our history, the money generated by the Sorensen Auction made possible exclusively through the generous donations of businesses like yours , has helped to make this school the success it is today. The following Auction funded programs continue to depend on the revenues generated by your donation to the Sorensen's Auction and Soiree: • Artist in Residence: A series of qualified artist professionals who dedicate a full week with our students in hands on intensives from book writing and poetry to print making and gla sswork. These experiences envelope our students in creative learning and tie practical real - world skills through an inspiring medium. • Extracurricular Performance Groups: These treasured programs provide cherished opportunities for our students to learn con fidence, public presentation, teamwork and focus to develop concert worthy talent. They include African Drumming, Theater, Improvisation, Master Juggling, Strings, Marimbas and Special Chorus. As well, they remain available to support your business or comm unity event performance needs upon request. • Advanced Pottery: Long known for our pottery programs, we offer the kids continual exposure to a hands on pottery experience utilizing the artistic interest of our students to propel the learning of other foundat ional areas such as math, material science, engineering and chemistry. • Leadership, Demonstration and Performance: Each and every Sorensen student is an individual encouraged and supported to participate openly in the community of Sorensen Magnet as a whole . The vital skills developed through the requirements of our all - school community programs routinely create an environment where each student exercises their personal skill set as their individual role in our school. There is undoubtedly a direct translati on between the confidence and practice of these opportunities and successful life skills for the kids. • Organizational Development: In our respect for tightened State budgets and pressured funds, we utilize our Magnet Auction monies to keep our teachers at the cutting edge of learning theory and staff development. To be a successful teacher you must be a continual student. Auction funds help support the on - going training of our dedicated staff. How can you help? • Donation of your product • Generous giving of gi ft certificates or other saleable items for the auction cause • Buying a table at the auction so you and your employees can experience a Soiree of Magnet Magnitude and an unforgettable evening of dinner and dancing. • Donation of your business/personal service s or support through volunteering or in - kind giving • Financial contributions of any amount to directly support the future of our kids. We thank you for your consideration of the needs of the Sorensen kids and respectfully ask you to consider a tax deductib le donation of any kind to make this Sorensen Auction the best success yet! We continue to respect and value the partnership of your business on behalf of our kids! Principal and the entire staff of Sorensen Magnet School of the Arts & Humanities "Dear Monsieur Germain, I have just been given far too great an honour, one I neither sought nor solicited. But when I heard the news, my first thought after my mother, was of you. Without you, without the affectionate hand you extended to the poor child that I was, without your teaching and your example, none of this would have happened. I don't make too much of this sort of honour. But at least it gives me the opportunity to tell you what you have been and still are for me, and to assure you that your efforts, your work and the generous heart you put into it still live in one of your little schoolboys who, despite the years, has never stopped being your grateful pupil. I embrace you with all my heart." This letter was written by Albert Camus in 1957, a few days after receiving the Nobel Prize for literature. Camus's unfinished last novel entitled "The First Man" is both a penetrating portrayal of poverty, and an eloquent tribute to M. Germain, the primary school teacher whose commitment created a Nobel laureate. All young people need teachers like M. Germain. As José Martí and Thomas Jefferson knew, each country must strive to build a free public education system accessible to all – an education which is broad and humane as well as rigorous, which respects cultural diversity while building social cohesion, and which creates responsible citizens who are able to think critically and act independently. The fate of our society – both the individual countries from which we come and the emerging global society to which we all belong – depends, in large measure, upon the extent to which we provide an appropriate quality education to all citizens. And our capacity to educate, in turn, depends on our ability to attract, recruit, train and support competent, caring and committed teachers. In essence, my first and most important point is that: "Teachers and education are of crucial importance in preparing young people and societies for the future. Investing in education and in building a strong teaching profession makes good sense. Denying teachers the essential means to foster learning in the classroom is a crime against our children's future and violates international law." But before going too deeply into my address, I should convey to you the greetings of the Director-General of UNESCO to this Conference. We have been greatly impressed not only by the sheer size of the Conference (over 6,300 teachers from 40 countries), but by the opportunities it provides for teachers of all types from the region to share their experience, research and ideas. For us in UNESCO, Cuba has always been a strong ally in the cause of education, the most recent example of which was the very successful Regional Conference on Strategies for the Reform of Higher Education held here in November last year. I should like to pay tribute to Cuban educators for the role they have played in helping UNESCO and teachers in other countries, especially in Africa, to improve the quality of education. Fellow teachers,