

Pathshala Year 2019 - 2020 Highlights
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Thanks for registering your children on-time and welcome to new Pathshala year 2019-2020
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We have 250 Students Registered this year.
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Number of Jainism Teacher - 23
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Number of Language Teacher - 17
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Total number of Sundays: Aug 18th 2019 – June 6th 2020 - 44
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Number of Holidays including Pathshala programs like Mahavir Jayanti, Diwali, Fieldtrips and Teacher Day - 18
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Number of working Pathshala Classes: 30
Pathshala Overview
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Running Since 1985
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This is 34th year!!!
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Jainism Classes 1 through 7 supporting PreK through 12
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Jainism Class 8 for individuals 18 year and above
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Jainism Class 9 for all the fathers in our community
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Toddler class that will focus on Jainism and Language
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Teach Jain principles based on JAINA books and Sutras
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Teach language and provide exposure to the Indian Culture
Pathshala Programs
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Partyushan/Das Lakshan programs like Samvatsari Prtikraman in
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English, Aangi Decoration, story telling sessions and Dos and Don’ts
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worksheet.
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Diwali program for cultural exposure
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Poster and Essay competition for creative & intellectual development
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Sutrathon
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Language Spelling Bee
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Student – Teacher Day: Senior students run the class for a day
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Field Trip – PreK through 6
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Jain Camp – 7 through 12
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Pathshala Fun Day
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Mahavir Jayanti Program
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Pathshala Graduation
Pathshala Guidelines and Rules
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Punctuality is important. Students should come 10:15 a.m. for the prayers and will not be allowed in class after 10:30am.
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Dress Code: Students (Boys & Girls) age 7 and up cannot wear shorts or tank tops.
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70% attendance by each student is required for a regular student of Pathshala.
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If you miss two or more consecutive classes, let the teacher know the reason for the absencesonce you have returned to class.
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Language classes are for Regular Jainism class students only.
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Students must attend the pathshala to attend language class each time.
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Students will not switch classes without prior permission. All requests will be reviewed by an authorized Pathshala teacher/coordinator to be assigned to a particular pathshala and language class.
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The student will be cooperative with everyone and show respect to each student regardless of age.
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The students will respect the right of others and will not use loud voices. Do not disturb any class that is in session and maintain silence in the library.
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Running or horseplay is not allowed inside the building or in the parking lot.
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Chewing gum, eating or drinking or use of cellphone (texting) is not allowed during class.
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The teacher may insist on proper sitting manners and behavior during class.