In celebration of the Month of the Military Child, Child-Youth Programs at NSA Annapolis will offer a Parents’ Night Out on April 18 from 5:30 - 10 p.m. with free daycare for active duty military and reservist families. Children will enjoy pizza, fun and games while parents have a few hours to spend by themselves. Children from kindergarten to 13 years old will be at the Billy the Kid Youth Center; children from 2 months to pre-Kindergarten will be at the Child Development Center. Cost is $10 per child for DoD civilians and contractors. Sign up early at the Youth Center. Parental permission slips required. Call 410-293-9396 or 410-293-9390 for more information.
Volunteer Readers ⁄ Speakers For the CDC
The Child Development Program at Naval Support Activity Annapolis has a Guest Reader⁄Guest Speaker Program at the center and needs volunteers to participate with the preschool age children. Volunteers read a simple story from books provided by the CDC staff or one of their own favorite children’s book. Reading sessions are held twice a month in the morning, usually during the first and third weeks of the month. A reading session lasts about 10 - 15 minutes and is arranged to meet the volunteer’s and children’s schedules. The center is also looking for guest speakers who would be willing to visit the center and ‘‘show and tell” the children what they do everyday. Volunteers can range from home-makers to helicopter pilots. For more infor-mation call the CDC Training and Curriculum Specialist at 410-293-9391.
For information on MWR go to www.usna.edu
Fleet & Family Support Center
Retired Activities Office
On Wednesdays, from 9 - 11 a.m., the Retired Activities Office assists all retired military and their family members in such areas as Survivor Benefits Plan, retired rights and benefits, widow’s outreach and assistance. Office is staffed by retired military volunteers.
To register for FFSC offerings call 410-293-2641
Sports Schedule
Men’s Track
March 29, noon, vs. Colgate and Princeton, at Annapolis
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