Jesse Ayala and Oscar Mireles at Omega School last Saturday

 

Javier and Lorena Mireles make the Madison East Honor Roll

Juan Mireles receives AAODA certification in Arizona

Advanced Alcohol & Other Drug Abuse Counselor (AAODA) Standards

The minimum standards for Advanced Alcohol & Other Drug Abuse Counselor (AAODA) reciprocal credential is listed below. Note that each Member Board may have higher standards for this credential. Please see our Member Board page for contact information.


Experience

2000 hours of supervised AODA-specific work experience.

Education

Master's Degree in behavioral science with a clinical application from a regionally accredited college or university within the United States or colleges and universities outside the U.S. plus 180 hours of AODA-specific education. Six hours must be specific to counselor ethics. One hour of education is equal to 50 minutes of continuous instruction.

Supervision

300 hours specific to the IC&RC 12 core function areas with a minimum of ten hours in each core function area.

Examination

Applicants must pass the IC&RC International Written AAODA Examination.

Case Presentation Method

Applicants must pass the IC&RC Case Presentation Method (CPM) Examination.

Code of Ethics

Applicants must sign a code of ethics statement or affirmation statement.

Recertification

40 hours of continuing education earned every two years.

Lorena performs at Madison McPike East High School Show Choir

Jesse Ayala and the UW-Chancellors Scholar Class of 2010 volunteer at Omega School

The group of about 30 students landscaped around the building, built two terraced flowerboxes and moved dirt and word chips.
In addition a small group organized Omega School graduation and program photos. A third group organized and alphabetized the over 1500 folders of student graduates. I taught Jesse Ayala how to grill hot dogs and brats as well as prepare masta and marinera sauce.

Carlos Mireles coaches Wheelchair Basketball team to 7th Place Finish in NCAA Division III Tournament in Ohio

Waukesha Thunder Division 3 Carlos Mireles WI coachcarlos@excite.com

Congratulations to Kentucky's Hill on Wheels, your 2007-2008 DIII National Champions!

Today was the final day of the DIII National Championship Tournament. Six teams battled today for first place, but Hill on Wheels, led by coach Julie Duncan, took home the gold.

Play began at 8:30 this morning with the Music City Lightning and the Connecticut Spokebenders on one court while the Ft Wayne Bandits battled the Moraine Minutement nearby. A quick bucket from Spokebender, Kelly Loth, with 2 seconds to go, resulted in a tie with the Lightning, and sent the two into overtime. Connecticut ended up pulling out the win, 54 to 52 against Music City. Ft. Wayne also pulled in a win against the Moraine Minutemen, 46-36.

Final game results are as follows:
Game 46: Music City 52 vs Connecticut 54
Game 47: Ft Wayne 46 vs Moraine 36
Game 48: Connecticut 39 vs Ft Wayne 51
Game 49: Port City 51 vs Ft Wayne 47

Port City then went on to the final game against Hill on Wheels for the championship. Port City gave a great fight against the Kentucky team, but it was not enough to pull off the title. Hill on Wheels maintained a confident lead throughout most of the game and, in the end, finished the game victoriously with a score of 64 to 54.

The 2007-2008 DIII tournament rankings are as follows:
23rd place: Kentwood Rollers
22nd: Air Capital
21st: Shepherd Stealers
20th: Oak Forest Fire
19th: Mobile Patriots
18th: North Charleston Rolling Hurricanes
17th: Charlottesville Cardinals
16th: New Orleans Rollin Hornets
15th: Cleveland Wheelchair Cavs
14th: Austin Rec'ers
13th: Walton Blazing Bulldogs
12th: Pittsburgh Steelwheelers
11th: Magee Sixers
10th: All-Hearts Tornadoes
9th: Miami Heat Wheels
8th: Green Bay Horizon
7th: Waukesha Thunder
6th: Moraine Minutemen
5th: Music City Lightning
4th: Connecticut Spokebenders
3rd: Fort Wayne Bandits
2nd: Port City Spokesmen
1st: Hill on Wheels

Check back on the NWBA website for a list tournament awards and recognition from the DIII National Championships!

Laura Mireles and family down in Atllanta

Mireles Family Picture (well 9 out of 12 kids ain't bad...)

Front Row (L-R)
Juanita (Mireles) Ayala, Stella (Mireles) Kyles, Gloria (Mireles) Podhola, Raquel (Mireles) Seyedewitz
Back Row (L-R)
Oscar Mireles, Jesus Mireles, Victor Mireles, Julian Mireles, Carlos Mireles

Tio Juan and Cole will be at the game tonight to watch their Grandson Marjil Mireles play

 

Esteban Mireles and Marjil Mireles play in basketball games tonight in Kenosha. Wish them luck

 

Gabriel and Evie plan to get married

 

 

 

Javier scores a goal at indoor soccer

 

Oscar and Boby FLores at the badger game against Northern Illinois

 

Sonia Nazario and Oscar Mireles at the Madison Civics Club meeting

 

Clara and Javier after tieing LaFollette 1-1

 

Oscar reads at the UW College Library

Oscar Mireles new photo

 

Lorena scores her first goal of the season against Lodi

 

Javier elected Captain of the Madison East Freshmen Soccer Team

 

Trey Mireles just finished earning his Master's Degree from Capella University.

Dawn Gehrig (his mom , Mike, Felix Mireles and Alyse are having an open house picnic for him at our
house.

Saturday, September 22nd
2 pm - ?

Felix and Alyse's house
4423 Maryland Ave Racine
262-456-0856

From Highway 11 (Durand Ave)
Go south on Ohio
Take first left onto Maryland Ave
It is the white 2 story house on the corner of Illinois and Maryl

Mexican Mafia Fantasy Football League draft

 

Lorena takes a picture of herself the first day of her Senior year

 

Javy has first high school Freshmen Soccer game the first day of school. he has been practicing for three weeks.

 

Lorena and the Madison East Show Choir perform at the East Freshman Orientation

 

Javier has first day of high school

 

Javier signs the Wisconsin Covenant

 

If Javier does the following:
1. Maintains a 'B" Average in high school
2. Stays a good citizen
3. Gets into a Wisconsin School
4. Does 20 hours of Community Service

The State of Wisconsin will provide resources for him to attend a Wisconsin Colleg eithe rpublic or private.

Wisconsin Governor Jim Doyle goes to Madison East to get 8th graders to sign the Wisconsin Covenant

 

Javier;s first day of high school and his first soccer game