Summer Enrichment Program 
The Southern Regional Education Foundation is excited to offer a Summer Enrichment Program to children ages 7 to 15. Fun and exciting weekly courses in the areas of art, history, cooking, woodworking, travel, sports, books, needle crafts, story writing, theatre and science will be offered from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm. Weekly sessions will be hosted at the LBI Grade School, EJ School and on the Southern Regional Campus. Courses start at $50 and will run from July 20th through August 13th. For the summer enrichment brochure and registration forms log on to www.srsd.net!
D.A.R.E. GRADUATION 2009 
June is Rip Current Awareness Month
A rip tide, or undertow, is a small but strong channel of water moving out to sea. Rip tides are characterized by darker, deeper, and foamier water, sometimes with floating debris. The area where the rip is usually calm with a rippled surface and smaller waves.
Tips:
If you get caught in a rip tide, stay calm and do not swim directly against it. Swim parallel to the shore until you are past the current, and then toward the shore.
If you are a weak swimmer, signal to the lifeguard and tread water until help arrives.
National Weather Service - Rip Tide Safety Tips
Rip Tide Information
Earth Gauge Rip Current Information
