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A Metro elementary school teacher was placed on administrative leave Monday after an audio tape of her insulting her students surfaced.

Noelle Smith teaches third grade at Sylvan Park Elementary School in Nashville.

Concerned parents told Nashville's News 2 they placed a tape recorder in their daughter's backpack after the student made a disturbing statement.

"She made the statement a couple of nights ago and it just killed me," said the parent who asked not to be identified.  "[She said], 'Well, maybe I should just die.'"

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Courtesy of Nashville's News 2 WKRN

Published in Local News

Parents, enjoy a night out for Valentines Day while your kids enjoy a night in with us.

Nashville Rock Block and Yeah will be hosting a night of music and a rock and roll movie on Saturday, February 12th, 2011 from 6pm-10pm at the East Side Performing Artists Co-Op 107 N 11th St Nashville, TN 37206

Pizza and drinks will be provided!

>From 6-7:30 we will be serving pizza and showing The Labyrinth (PG)

The film stars David Bowie as Jareth the Goblin King, and Jennifer Connelly as Sarah Williams.  Young Sarah is left
home alone by her parents and she has to babysit her little brother Toby. While telling him a story she inadvertently
conjures the Goblin King who steals the child and brings him to his castle in the middle of a labyrinth. Sarah has to
rescue him before midnight, or the baby will became a goblin. Most of the other roles are played by puppets or by
a combination of puppetry and human performance.


>From 7:30-10:00 we will have a songwriting workshop!
Everybody will collaborate on an original Nashville Rock Block song  which we will record and send out in MP3 form
via e-mail!


Cost is $45 dollars for the evening including food

Register Here! http://e2ma.net/go/8981190533/3352475/101984999/31017/goto:http://yeahintheboro.org/nrb-presents-i-love-rock-n-roll/729/

ALL AGES are invited!
RSVP by Friday February 1st.

Published in Family Life

(ARA) - Children can add so much to a wedding day - from the ring bearer toddling down the aisle carrying a pillow with precious cargo, to the flower girl who sweetly perfumes your path to the altar by dropping tender petals in her wake. As special as you feel on your wedding day, you'll want even your littlest helpers to share in the feeling and know that you appreciate them.

To ensure that your young attendants are happy campers on the big day, you'll want to help them look their best and make them feel that they have an important role. Here are some helpful hints that you can put in practice, whether the child is your own or the child of a loved one. Follow these tips, and you'll help ensure the youngest members of your wedding party have a positive experience that they - and you - will remember for a lifetime.

Make her feel special

Chances are you're not the only female in your wedding party who's doing something special, exciting - and intimidating - for the first time. Your flower girl or young bridesmaid is also experiencing a once-in-a-lifetime, princess-like moment, and may feel understandably nervous at the prospect of having all eyes on her as she precedes you down the aisle. Making her feel special, as if she is a little princess, will help boost her self-confidence.

Brides spend lots of time and energy picking out dresses for their flower girls and junior bridesmaids, taking into account not only how the dress will fit in with the look of the wedding, but how it will complement the wearer. Accessories are just as important, and the youngest members of the wedding party should have some small items to highlight their attire, just as every bride should.

Not only will jewelry enhance the look, it will be a keepsake of the day - look for pieces that are high quality (so that they will last a lifetime), but reflective of the wearer's age. Disney Precious Collections offers fine children's jewelry for girls that will be perfect for any wedding. The pieces are understated and elegant, but also feature the youthful spirit of beloved Disney characters - they make ideal flower girl gifts.

Keep her involved

Children love being involved in life's big moments and decisions as much as possible. Keep your flower girl or young bridesmaid part of the decision-making process as much as possible leading up to your wedding day.

In addition to involving them in fun things like wedding showers, putting stamps on invitations and hair and make-up trials, give your young attendants some options that they can choose from. Will she wear her hair up or down? With flowers, ribbons or feathers?

You can also give her options about what kind of flower girl jewelry she might wear. For a special surprise, you could show her examples of earrings, necklaces and bracelets from Disney Precious Collections well ahead of time, and then surprise her on the day of the wedding with the one she liked best. To look through the jewelry options that can become treasured wedding memories for your junior bridesmaids and flower girls, visit www.PreciousJewelryCollections.com.

Make your day child-friendly

Though you'll feel like your wedding day is flying by, it can be a long day for the littlest members of your wedding party. Even the best-mannered kids get tired and out of sorts after hours of activity, so it's good to take that into consideration. You'll be in a whirlwind of excitement, so make sure that you have a trusted attendant who can help accommodate children's needs.

Think about scheduling your photos so that pictures with children will be taken first and quickly. They'll be energetic and happy, and if you can have the photos taken soon after hair and make-up are done, everyone will look picture-perfect.

Plan to have something special for youngsters - both wedding party members and young guests - at the reception. Consider offering kid-friendly menu items, or have separate entertainment like balloon animals, a toy box or a coloring station with crayons and a paper easel to keep kids happy and occupied while adults enjoy the grown-up activities at the reception.

Keeping the youngest members of your wedding party happy on your wedding day will help ensure the day is special, memorable and enjoyable for everyone.

Courtesy of ARAcontent

Published in Bridal

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