Jump Rope for Heart Click here to register online for your Jump Rope For Heart fundraising! This makes fundraising very easy for you and your child! Once you click on the link, click on "students register" and then click on "Georgia" and search "Morris Brandon" to begin the registration process.

Bee a Player! Donate to the Primary Center Playground Fund You can contribute to the Primary Center Playground Fund online. Primary Center Playground Donation Page Donations will fund the building of the playground at the Primary center. Visit the Primary Center Playground page to learn more about the playground project and why donating to the Primary Center Playground Fund is so important.

Morris Brandon Family Fun Night at the Hawks! - February 5th, 2010 Come support the Brandon Jump Rope team as they perform before the Hawks tip off against the Chicago Bulls!! Tickets are being sold at a huge discount and a portion of each ticket will be donated back to the PTA in support of our Read A Thon (January 27-February 5)! Please use the link below to print out the order form. A fun holiday gift for the whole family! Orders due by January 22nd. Any questions? Contact Anne Green at astonegreen@bellsouth.net Download Flyer Here

Important Links for Parents Bee News eMail List: Receive important school news and reminders via email. Volunteer opportunities for Morris Brandon PTA - 2009-2010 download PTA Committee Descriptions 2009-2010 - download PTA Calendar 2009-2010 **Revised 8-11** - download PTA Reimbursement Form - download Order Brandon logo blankets. Click here to order. Bricks for Brandon's Backyard are available online.

Morris Brandon PTA Annual Fund/ Dues You can contribute to the Annual Fund and/or pay dues online. Brandon PTA Donation Page Donations and dues fund the PTA annual budget and pay for many of the programs that make Morris Brandon a safe, high quality learning environment for our kids. Visit the Brandon PTA Annual Fund page to learn more about why joining the PTA and donating to the Annual Fund is so important.

· THE eBEE | JANUARY 27, 2010 (Jan 26, 2010)
· THE eBEE | JANUARY 13, 2010 (Jan 13, 2010)
· THE eBEE | DECEMBER 9, 2009 (Dec 08, 2009)
· Minutes of the Morris Brandon School Council - October 28, 2009 (Nov 24, 2009)
· THE eBEE | NOVEMBER, 24, 2009 (Nov 24, 2009)
· THE eBEE | NOVEMBER 11, 2009 (Nov 11, 2009)
· THE eBEE | OCTOBER 28, 2009 (Oct 28, 2009)
· THE eBEE | OCTOBER 14, 2009 (Oct 13, 2009)
· THE eBEE | SEPTEMBER 30, 2009 (Sep 29, 2009)
· THE eBEE | SEPTEMBER 16, 2009 (Sep 15, 2009)
· THE eBEE | SEPTEMBER 2, 2009 (Sep 01, 2009)
· THE eBEE | AUGUST 26, 2009 (Aug 26, 2009)
· Annual Fund 2009-2010 (Aug 20, 2009)
· eBEE | AUGUST 19, 2009 (Aug 19, 2009)
· THE eBEE | AUGUST 19, 2009 (Aug 19, 2009)
· THE eBEE | AUGUST 12, 2009 (Aug 11, 2009)
· Kindergarten Buzz - Aug. 5, 2009 (Aug 06, 2009)
· The Brandon Bee - July 22, 2009 (Jul 26, 2009)
· The Brandon Bee (Spanish Edition) - May 20, 2009 (May 22, 2009)
· The Brandon Bee - May 20, 2009 (May 19, 2009)

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2007 Georgia School of Excellence (lasts for 5 years)

International Baccalaureate Primary Years Program - authorized 2007

Georgia Department of Education Platinum Award 2006 & 2005 for consistently high achievement (this award is given each fall based on spring test scores)

2003 National No Child Left Behind Blue Ribbon School (lasts for 10 years)

Morris Brandon students represent the United States and 15 other nations. What time is it in some of our other homes?

At Morris Brandon (Atlanta, GA), it is 09:10 PM Mon Feb 08, 2010

In Mexico, it is 08:10 PM Mon Feb 08, 2010

Note: for nations which cover more than one time zone, the time given is for the capital city.

Hiya

Hiya in Pennsylvania German means "hello". Pennsylvania German is from the Germanic family of languages. Pennsylvania German, or Pennsylvania Dutch (Pennsilfaani-Deitsch), is a High German language spoken by 150,000 to 250,000 people in North America. The word "Dutch" here is left over from an archaic sense of the English word, which once referred to the people of Germany as well as to the Netherlands. This archaism may have survived for various reasons; for example, the Pennsylvania German word for "German" is "Deutsch", which sounds similar to the English "Dutch". Nonetheless Pennsylvania German is a dialect of German, not Dutch. Speakers of the language can be found today mainly in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Indiana in the United States, and Ontario in Canada. To learn more about Pennsylvania German, read about it on wikipedia.org.

Source: Wikipedia.org