OCEANSIDE - Oceanside High School's third annual Football Reunion will be held from 4 to 8 p.m. June 9 at Best Western Marty's Valley Inn, 3240 Mission Ave. All Pirate football alumni are invited, but must be at least 21 years old. The event will feature music, a dominos tournament, poker, hats and T-shirts and food and beverages. For more information, call (760) 845-9611 or (760) 420-9738.

SLR Academy reunion planned

OCEANSIDE - San Luis Rey Academy's class of 1977 will hold its 30-year class reunion on June 23. For information about the sophomore class, e-mail Paula Morretti at Perkquilter@sbcglobal.net. All other classes, e-mail Patty Novak at SLRAreunion@yahoo.com.

Oceanside resident makes dean's list

Jennifer Roman of Oceanside earned a spot on the fall 2006 semester dean's list at Biola University in La Mirada. She received the honor by earning a grade point average of 3.60 or higher while enrolled in 12 or more credit units. She is the daughter of David and Rosario Roman of Oceanside and is the granddaughter of Dolores Medina.

Multicultural Health and Safety Fair set

OCEANSIDE - Mission Meadows Elementary School, 5657 Spur Road, will present a Multicultural Health and Safety Fair from 12:30 to 3 p.m. June 2. Students, parents, staff members and the community is invited to the event, which will feature entertainment, student art displays, food and ways to improve health and safety within the family. Representatives from Mothers Against Drunk Driving, Mercy Air, the California Highway Patrol, Oceanside Police and Fire departments, Vista Community Clinic, Tri-City Hospital, Oceanside Recycling Center, California Department of Forestry and other agencies will be on hand to offer information. For more information, call (760) 630-7884.

Adult school plans job fair

ENCINITAS - San Dieguito Adult School will hold its third annual Job Fair from 6:30 to 8:30 tonight at Oak Crest Middle School, 675 Balour Ave. Representatives from more than 20 local businesses will be on hand to discuss employment and applications. For more information, call (760) 753-7073.

European student trip planned

CARLSBAD - T.R. and C.R. Robertson, anthropology and sociology instructors at Carlsbad High School, are signing students up for a trip to the most beautiful cities in Europe during the summer of 2008. The trip will include stops in Berlin, Dresden, Prague, Budapest, Vienna, Salzburg, Munich and Heidelberg. Optional stops in Potsdam and a Danube river trip also will be offered. For more information, e-mail trobertsasb@yahoo.com.

EHS senior earns Moose scholarship

ESCONDIDO - Ashley Genaway, a senior at Escondido High School, recently received a $1,000 Moose International R. Robert Dale Scholarship. Winners must meet eligibility criteria by being a child of, or under legal guardianship of, a Moose organization member in good standing and carry at least a 2.5 grade point average. Since 1986, the Moose fraternity has awarded more than $1.1 million to qualifying students associated with Moose lodges across the country.

Teen depression seminar planned

RANCHO PENASQUITOS - Two evening seminars addressing "Teen Depression" will be held from 6:30 to 8 p.m. May 14 and June 4 in Room Z-5 of the campus, 9550 Carmel Mountain Road. Seminar leader Lee Sigall, a licensed marriage and family therapist, will talk about improving the quality of relationships, increasing school success and keeping teens drug and alcohol free. The seminars are free and open to the entire community. For more information, call (858) 484-1180, Ext. 3140.

Escondido residents earn degrees

Two Escondido residents recently earned college degrees. They are: Shane Pfaff, who received a bachelor's degree in accounting from the University of Portland in Portland, Ore.; and Donald Roth, who received a bachelor's degree in art from Dordt College. The son of David and Sandra Roth, he also minored in interdisciplinary linguistics.

RBHS alumna to graduate with honors

Marielle Kathleen Decker, daughter of Lewis Decker and Kathleen Freres and 2003 graduate of Rancho Bernardo High School, will graduate on June 17 with cum laude honors in environmental science from UC Riverside. She recently was selected by university faculty members for induction into the Phi Beta Kappa honors society.

Knob Hill receives grant

SAN MARCOS - Lowe's Charitable and Educational Foundation recently awarded a $3,200 Toolbox for Education grant to Knob Hill Elementary School to fund landscaping improvements on campus. The project is intended to improve the visual image of the school entrance so students, staff members and parents can have an enhanced sense of pride in the grounds and the buildings. On May 12, community volunteers worked at the school to remove overgrown and dead plants and trees. Lowe's offered to deliver new plants and trees and to have their employees help plant them. Launched in partnership with PTO Today, a leading organization serving parent-teacher groups, Toolbox for Education grants of up to $5,000 each were available for the 2006-07 school year. Parent groups can apply for future grants by logging onto http://www.ToolboxforEducation.com. All kindergarten through 12th-grade schools in the United States are eligible.

Grad Nite donations sought

RANCHO PENASQUITOS - Mt. Carmel High School is seeking donations to Grad Nite 2007, an event that allows graduating seniors to celebrate after their commencement in a safe, sober and fun environment. Monetary donations, as well as food, gift certificates and items suitable as prizes are welcome and appreciated. Drop off or mail donations, made payable to MCHS c/o Grad Nite 2007, 9550 Carmel Mountain Road, San Diego, CA 92129. For more information, call (858) 484-1180.

Ramona High class of '57 reunion set

Ramona High's Class of 1957 will hold its 50th reunion buffet dinner at 5:30 p.m. Sept. 15 in the Ramona Outdoor Community Center. A picnic for all Ramona High alumni will follow on the next day at the same location. For more information, contact Barbara Ritchie Frederick at barbf.2@sbcglobal.net or (760) 746-4183, or call Linda McIntosh Thomsen at (760) 789-6143.

The reunion committee is seeking the addresses of the following graduates: Bob Brister, Karen Cornell, Danielle Fulk, Marion Hill, Sue Hoffmann, Nancy Leo, Frank Lewis, Danny Martinez, Albert McLaughlin, Calvin Miller, Iris Perry, Susan Phillips, Diana Pomfret and Alene Thomas. Anyone who can provide information is asked to call Frederick or Thomsen.

Boys & Girls Club offers summer programs

FALLBROOK - The Boys and Girls Club of North County will offer two summer programs at its Ingold unit at 445 E. Ivy St. They are:

• Early Bird Program: 6:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. - This program costs $25 per child per day or $100 per week, with a current membership. Attendees will participate in various activities, including nutrition, summer reading program, computers, arts, crafts, music, sports, games and recreational swimming. A morning snack will be served and participants must bring their own sack lunch.

After noon, members participating in the Early Bird Program will become part of the "Beat the Heat" afternoon program from noon to 6 p.m. Field trips will be available at an additional cost.

• Members can participate in the following activities - sports camps, movies, tournaments, swimming, arts and crafts and more. The "Beat the Heat" program is free with a current club membership.

Some of the field trips being offered this year include: The Wave Waterpark, Mulligans, Boomers and the Movies. Call the club for more information on dates, times, and cost. Field trips will be available to the first 14 members on a first-come, first-serve basis. For more information, call the Summer Program Hotline at (760) 728-5871.

FUESD 2007-08 student registration begins

FALLBROOK - The Fallbrook Union Elementary School District has begun taking registrations for the 2007-08 school year, with registrations taking place at one's school of residence.

To be eligible for kindergarten, a child must be 5 years old on or before Dec. 2. Parents must bring a valid birth or baptismal certificate.

Bring current immunization records signed by a doctor showing: Polio, four doses or three doses if the third was given after the fourth birthday; MMR, two doses with both doses on or after the first birthday; and Hepatitis B, a three-dose series.

Any child entering a California school at kindergarten level, or first grade if kindergarten was skipped, and any older child younger than 18 from out of state or out of the country who enters a California school for the first time will be required to have one dose of Varicella (chickenpox) vaccine, two doses for children 13 and older.

Kindergarten children who have had chickenpox are required to provide verification of the disease from their medical provider. This verification should be written on the child's shot record by the doctor. A child will not be admitted to school unless all necessary immunizations are completed.

A waiver is available for children whose medical conditions or personal beliefs forbid immunization. The state also requires entering kindergarten or first grade students to have a dental check up. Proof of residency in Fallbrook will be required at registration. Bring one of the following documents that shows a current address: driver's license or identification, deed, escrow papers, rent receipt, utility bill or moving receipt.

Registration packets are available at all school sites with the necessary information and forms required. For registration information, call your school of residence, Fallbrook Street School, (760) 731-4002; Maie Ellis Elementary, (760) 731-4302; William H. Frazier, (760) 723-6770; Live Oak School, (760) 731-4431; La Paloma School, (760) 731-4222; Potter Junior High, (760) 731-4152; or Iowa Street School, (760) 723-7072. For verification of your school of residence, call the transportation department at (760) 723-7075.

Old ink cartridges sought

FALLBROOK -Kopa Literary Magazine is a club that meets weekly at Fallbrook High School. Each year, the club produces a publication comprised of student art, poetry and short stories. To help supplement the cost of publication the Kopa team is recycling old ink cartridges with a company by the name of Empties4cash. Individuals or businesses with empty or unwanted ink cartridges can contact the editors with the information below and they will pick them up. Contact Anna Phillips and Sydnee Caldwell at kopa.fuhs@gmail.com or call (760) 535-6185.