La Semaine à Charlemagne May 14 – 18

Posted on May 14, 2012 by joanna.y.bartlett

Dear Charlemagne Families,

4/5 Hershey’s Track Meet today at NEHS
Charlemagne 4th and 5th graders will join other 4th and 5th graders from throughout Eugene School District in this years Hershey Track meet.

Jog a thon a huge success!
A big thanks to all of our dedicated jog a thon volunteers for organizing what many are calling the best jog a thon ever! The weather was perfect and we really appreciate all of the parent support. We will begin accepting jog a thon donations before and after school beginning Wednesday, May 23 and ending on Friday May 25.

Talent show June 7th – Come one, Come all!
Auditions for this years talent show have been moved to next Wed., May 23 3:00 – 4:30 p.m. Students sign up for an audition time in the office. We hope to have enough time slots  at the  talent show for all interested students to participate. The auditions are designed to help students organize their acts.

PTO meeting – Tuesday, May 15 6:30 – 8:00
All Charlemagne parents are invited to attend this weeks PTO meeting.

Tom

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Volunteers needed for staff appreciation week

Posted on April 30, 2012 by joanna.y.bartlett

We need your help!

Please volunteer for Teacher Appreciation Week (May 7-11). Cooks and helpers are especially needed on Thursday 5/10 for the staff appreciation luncheon. Look at the week’s events and see how you can help. Email Melissa at melissasikes@hotmail.com to sign up.

Smooth Large Rocks Needed – Please donate one or more smooth football-sized rocks from your yard. We are collecting twelve. Leave them in the PTO room. Thanks!

Monday 5/7
Breakfast Basket 7:30 – 8:30am – Parents needed to bring breakfast items to the staffroom. A few ideas: fresh squeezed juice, smoothies, fresh fruit, savory fritatta, breads, bagels, muffins, cakes, pastries or scones.

Tuesday 5/8
Merci Bouquet – Each students brings in two (long-stemmed) flowers — one for each teacher. They can be from your garden, wildflowers or store bought. We will need a parent volunteer in each classroom to assist with collecting and arranging.

Wednesday 5/9 (bike/walk day)
Massage Day – Teachers receive massages from our skilled (massage therapists) parents: Becky Smith and Elena Daniels.

Thursday 5/10
Disco Party Staff Luncheon – This years’ theme for our Staff Luncheon is Disco Party. We need lots of help. Can you donate food or decorations? Or can you volunteer your time to help before, during, and after the event?

Bring food (Thurs 5/10 before 11am) It’s a Disco/Party theme: Make food fun and bite-sized (e.g.: fancy toothpicks/umbrellas, colorful presentation/garnish). Food Ideas: Meatballs, Quiche, Prosciutto Wraps, Chicken Wings, Stuffed Mushrooms, Deviled Eggs, Olive Sampler, Dried Fruit & Nuts, Bread & Crackers, Cheese, Grapes, Apples, Fruit Slices, Vegetable Plate, Fruit Salad, Green Salad, Pasta Salad, Bean Salad, Grain Salad, Potato Salad, Chips & Dip, All types of Desserts, Sparkling juice, Lemonade.

Bring Disco decorations (Thurs 5/10 8:30am) Lava Lamps, Colorful lights, Disco Balls, Mirrors, Disco Fabrics: satin/velvet/sequins/glitter. Anything Disco or party-fun!

Help decorate (Thurs 5/10 8:30 – 11am)

Relieve staff (Thurs 5/10 11:15 – 1pm) Relieve staff on playground, in cafeteria, and on front desk so they can enjoy their luncheon together. This is one of the rare opportunities for the staff to all be together.

Help with clean up (Thurs 5/10 1-2pm)

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La Semaine à Charlemagne, Apr. 30 – May 5

Posted on April 30, 2012 by joanna.y.bartlett

Dear Charlemagne Families,

Thank You – EEF Direct Drive
A big thank you to families who were able to contribute to our annual EEF Direct Donation campaign. We hope to have a Direct Drive Campaign total later this week. Folks can still contribute to Charlemagne via EEF.

Jog a Thon is on!
We just finished the Direct Drive Campaign and now we turn to our last major fundraiser of the year, the Jog a Thon! We kicked off the Jog A Thon with a rousing assembly last Friday. Students are encouraged to collect pledges from friends, family members, neighbors as well as parents’ work places between now and the Jog a Thon on May 11th. Proceeds from  the Jog A Thon will be used to fund English and French Literacy support for the 2012 – 2013 school year. Our goal is to make $20,000.00 in this years Jog a Thon.

Charlemagne Garage Sale – May 4th and 5th

Donations can be dropped off directly to the gym* on May 2nd (all day) May 3rd (all day) and May 4th (before 12noon only). *If you have a donation and can’t get your treasures to Charlemagne on any of those 3 days, arrangements may be made to store elsewhere; contact Kim Robles for more details.

  • Examples of items needed: Furniture, toys, books, electronics, camping gear, sporting equipment, tools, bicycles, gardening supplies, household items (all kinds), arts & crafts items, and gently used clothes. Anything goes!
  • Proceeds will go directly to Charlemagne; any unsold merchandise will be donated to a local charity
  • Volunteers are needed to help price items, set up tables, take cash/make change during the sale, advertise, and clean-up.

Please call Kim Robles @ 541-513-8222 or email kimrobles8@yahoo.com for more details.

Tom

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Charlemagne Rummage Sale, May 4-5

Posted on April 25, 2012 by joanna.y.bartlett

Our rummage sale will be in the Charlemagne Gym on the afternoon of Friday, May 4 and all day Saturday, May 5. Please mark your calendars.

  • Donations can be dropped off directly to the gym* on May 2 (all day) May 3 (all day) and May 4 (before noon only). *If you have a donation and can’t get your treasures to Charlemagne on any of those 3 days, arrangements may be made to store elsewhere; contact Kim Robles for more details.
  • Examples of items needed: Furniture, toys, books, electronics, camping gear, sporting equipment, tools, bicycles, gardening supplies, household items(all kinds), arts & crafts items, and gently used clothes. Anything goes!
  • Proceeds will go directly to Charlemagne; any unsold merchandise will be donated to a local charity
  • Volunteers are needed to help price items, set up tables, take cash/make change during the sale, advertise, and clean-up.

Please call Kim Robles @ 541-513-8222 or email kimrobles8@yahoo.com for more details.

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Jog-A-Thon, May 11, 2012

Posted on April 25, 2012 by joanna.y.bartlett

The 2012 Fox Hollow Jog-A-Thon is just around the corner. We need parent volunteers to help out with this fun event! Once again, your 2012 Co-Chairs are:

  • Hildy Tritch (donations, envelopes, D.J.) hildur.tritch@comcast.net
  • Lori Redding (all volunteer scheduling)  reddingl@me.com

Run Times:
K, 2nd & 4th run from 9 – 10 a.m.
1st, 3rd & 5th run from 10:15 – 11:15 a.m.

Barbeque Times:
K, 1st approx 11:20 a.m.
2nd/3rd approx 11:30 a.m.
4th/5th approx 11:40 a.m.

There are many ways you can help. If you are unable to attend the event but can donate water cups or popsicles or anything else, please email Hildy. If you are interested in putting donation envelopes together, prior to the event, please email Hildy ASAP.  All other “Day of” volunteers please email Lori.

Here is how you can help on May 11

7:45 a.m.
Set Up
Need 5-6 people to bring hammers for stakes, set up water station, hang flags, locate balloons, etc. (Lori will get balloons to match punch cards)

8:15-8:30 a.m.
Barbeque Table Set Up
Need 3-4 people to help Kurt set table up on Basketball Court

9-11:15 a.m.
Water Transport
2-3 people per run. We have a hand truck to help with getting jugs up and down the hill.
Lap Card Punchers
4-6 people for punching lap cards
1 of the 4 should be a Class rep, which also goes to the classroom to pass out cards and will walk their class down to the track 5 min. before run time. Class Reps also help to collect cards at the end of the run.  All Lap Card puncher volunteers should help to distribute popsicles.
Water Station
Need 2-3 parents, per shift to be at the water station, refill and hand out water.

11:20 a.m.-noon
Barbeque Servers
Food service has asked for 4-5 parent helpers/servers for the all school barbeque lunch after the second run (11:30ish).
Track clean up
5-6 People are needed to help clear the field of Jog-A-Thon equipment.  Hoping to have different helpers from set-up helpers.
Card Returners
Need 4-5 quick working folks to staple a note to the punch cards, organize by class and then return to homeroom teachers BEFORE dismissal. *Note-someone must do the kindergarten cards immediately after first run.

As always, Hildy and I both appreciate your help!

Merci,
Lori Redding and Hildy Tritch

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Help needed in library

Posted on April 24, 2012 by joanna.y.bartlett

Library Volunteers,

Please drop by the library this week if you can spare any time — even if only a few minutes.  There are many books that need to be shelved, and many shelves are very disorganized and need to be read.  If you need a refresher on where to shelve different types of books, I’d be happy to meet with you. I can be at the library most mornings and afternoons.

If you are interested in helping with some bigger end-of-the-years projects — moving books around on shelves, processing new books, fixing books in the hospital, etc. — let me know and we can schedule a “work” day for volunteers to come and get some of these bigger projects done.

Thank you for your help,
Christine Sampley

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La Semaine à Charlemagne April 23-29

Posted on April 23, 2012 by joanna.y.bartlett

Dear Charlemagne Parents,

With the beautiful spring weather finally here, running and gardening appear to the major themes for Charlemagne this week.

• This Friday we will have our annual Jog a Thon “Kick Off” assembly with the Jog a Thon happening on May 11th.

• On Sunday 8:30 – 11:30 a.m., The entire K-12 French Immersion Community will gather in the “French Quarter Cheering Zone” to cheer on runners participating in the Eugene marathon. (See attached for more information on this exciting event. We are hoping to have hundreds of French Immersion students and family members)

• On Sunday 10:00 – 12:00, parents and students are invited to a work party in our beautiful garden.

Hope to see you on Sunday morning at the French Quarter Cheer Zone!

Tom

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La Semaine à Charlemagne April 16-20

Posted on April 23, 2012 by joanna.y.bartlett

Dear Charlemagne Families

We are looking at a busy, fun filled week at Charlemagne

We appreciate our volunteers! All Week

Monday – Thursday, we will provide goodies for our volunteers in the staff room and there will be chocolate next to the volunteer sign in.

PTO Meeting  Tues. 6:30 – 8:00
I am looking forward to presenting the 2012 – 2013 Charlemagne Community Living Plan and stirring up interest for our first annual Eugene Marathon “French Quarter” cheering section located at mile 21 on the Owosso foot bridge on Apr. 29th 8:30 – 11:30

Science Fair Thurs. 3:00 – 6:00 p.m.
You are cordially invited to attend one of my favorite events of the year,  our annual Science Fair!

Volunteer Date Night Fri.  6:00 – 8:00 p.m.

Volunteers are also invited to drop their kids off (ages 3- 12) with M. Maloney, Madame Heather, Miss V for a night filled with fun! We appreciate our parent volunteers and would like to give them a night off!  We will have open gym, movie and popcorn, and playground fun. RSVP with Madame Heather at perry_h@4j.lane.edu or stop by the office.

Tom

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La Semaine à Charlemagne Apr. 9 – 13

Posted on April 23, 2012 by joanna.y.bartlett

Dear Charlemagne Families

A quick reminder that there is no school on Friday Apr. 13th. It is a half day for teacher planning and half the day is a non paid furlough.

French Quarter Cheering Section – Eugene Marathon April 29, 8:30 – 11:30
Come one come all! Please reserve the morning of Sunday Apr. 29th to join other Charlemagne families in cheering Eugene Marathon runners in the French Quarter Cheering section. Families are invited to come for part or all of the morning. Tom will give specific information on location and parking next week. The French Quarter will be located at the 21 mile point on the Owosso Bridge which happens to be the most challenging portion of the marathon course. Our goal is to have 100 – 150 screaming French Immersion students from Charlemagne, Roosevelt and SEHS between 8:30 – 11:30. Runners will vote for their favorite cheering section with the winner receiving a $300.00 cash prize!! Tom is also looking for a parent volunteer to make a balloon arch to mark the entrance of the French Quarter.

Our Beautiful Garden
Thanks to Erika, Tabatha and teachers in grades K- 5, we have a stunning border of daffodils around the garden and we are ready to plant our spring crops. We also have 12 new apple trees on the east border of the lower field. For more garden info go to:

https://sites.google.com/site/lejardindecharlemagne/history

Science Fair  April 19th
It’s not too late to register for the Science Fair. See attached registration form or you can pick one up in the office.

Community Living Plan 12 – 13
On April 2, the Charlemagne staff approved the first draft of an exciting and ambitious plan to help strengthen our sense of community and to help every child develop key interpersonal and learning attributes designed to set the foundation for global citizenship and life long learning. I will present this exciting program to interested parents at our Apr. 17th PTO meeting.


Tom
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PTO eNews – April 3: EEF Direct Drive and 4J Lottery Results

Posted on April 6, 2012 by joanna.y.bartlett

Dear Families,

Welcome back to school! We hope you had a wonderful, restful spring break. This week we kick off our annual EEF Direct Donation Drive campaign. Please see below for more information on how you can help keep our instructional assistant support in the classrooms!

Our PTO Meeting in March was well attended. We discussed the staffing plan for next year and our fundraising needs to keep our current level of staffing. Click Here for minutes.

The Charlemagne Science Fair is coming up on Thursday, April 19th. We need volunteers to help run this fun event, please see below for more information on signing your children up and how to volunteer.

There are a couple of great opportunities to be a host family for French exchange students. Adriane from International Cultural Exchange Services presented to PTO in March. Please see the office bulletin board or contact Adriane at 541-729-5255 for more information. There is also a separate opportunity to host a French 15 year-old the second half of July, see below under Community Events for more information.

Activities to look forward to this week are:

Tuesday: 

  •  Art Club -  3-4pm, Rm 9
  •  Library Time - 2:45-3:30pm

Wednesday: 

  •  Garden Club begins – 2:45-3:50pm
  •  Young Rembrandt’s art class -  3-4pm, Rm 9
Thursday:

 Friday:

  •  School Choice Lottery Results – 5pm
  •   Coyote Club demonstration – 9:45-10:15am playground

                            
Have a great week!                         

Your PTO Co-chairs,

Larisa Lilles and Becky Smith

 

 

EEF Direct Donation Drive
You will soon be receiving Charlemagne’s direct drive letter in your mailbox, if you haven’t already. This is a vital part of our fundraising every year, and it is where you can make a huge difference in the quality of your child’s education. As you may know, our funding from the district has continued to decline. Without support from families like yours, we stand to lose our instructional assistants next year – those critical staff members who provide literacy support in English and French. Without them, we will have less opportunity to target struggling students for additional help, or to offer challenges to advanced students. This would be a huge loss – and would sharply weaken our ability to serve students of different backgrounds and abilities. You can change this by giving to Charlemagne through the direct drive. Our goal is currently $35,000 – which amounts to about $118 per student. Many families are unable to contribute, and so if you are able, I strongly encourage you to give more. Give as much as you can so we can make sure that Charlemagne continues to be an exemplary school for your own children – and for all students. If your child has grandparents or other family members who may be willing to give, please pass this on to them. If we all pull together as a community, we can do this!

Please Click Here for a copy of the Direct Donation drive letter. All donators will be entered into the raffle, including those who have already set up ongoing monthly donations.

Wendy Jett, Charlemagne parent and Direct Drive chair

SeQuential Biofuels will donate 5 cents for every gallon of gasoline you purchase from them to Charlemagne!

Owner, Alan Twigg is very into  community support, and as such, will donate 5 cents a gallon to our school! Whenever you or your family and friends buy gas at a SeQuential Biofuels station, all you need to say is, “I would like to donate!” Then the attendant will ask for your zip code and to which organization you wish to donate.  Say “Charlemagne at Fox Hollow Elementary School please!” That is it!  At the end of each month, a check will be sent to the school.

SeQuential Biofuels has 3 locations: Two at 18th and Chambers Street, and one on 86714 McVay Hwy, out by LCC near I-5.

Yes, all SeQuential Biofuel locations have gas for regular cars.

This is an easy way to receive a business donation for our school and support a community member at the same time!

At the 18th & Chambers location’s North side fueling station, there is an espresso bar as well as yummy treats from Sweet Life and Humble Bagel available in their market.

 

 

Classified Staff Spotlight

Sara Anderson, Assistant Lunch Lady
I grew up in Roseburg. I was the second of three children. My mom worked as a Macy’s manager and my dad was an Oregon State Police officer. When I was a kid, I spent a lot of time playing outside. I moved around a lot. Something I still like (that I liked as a kid) is watching cartoons. I have lived in Eugene for seven years. My partner and I have been together for ten years. I have two children, ages: 14 and 8.
Pets: Two cats, one dog
Favorite hobby: Driving
Favorite way to spend downtime: TV
Vacation I hope to take someday: Caribbean cruise
Favorite past vacation: Great America in Santa Rosa, CA
Favorite local restaurant: Shari’s
Favorite thing to do in Eugene (that’s free): Saturday Market
Favorite outdoor place in Eugene: The river
Favorite destination in the NW: The coast
Favorite movie: The Bourne Trilogy
Favorite band: Metallica
Something you may not know about me: I can do an ultra-loud whistle!

 

 

Young Rembrandts Art Class Spring Session

Greetings! It’s spring time and that can only mean one thing: SPRINGTIME FUN WITH YOUNG REMBRANDTS! If you think your student is a budding vehicle designer, he or she will love our motorcycle lesson. Learning to draw organic shapes and adding color patterns will be the focus as our artists create an eye-catching humming bird illustration. And our students will be challenged as they draw and shade a seemingly realistic portrait using color pencils.
Sign up on our website today, or call us at 541-357-7578.
Free Sample Class!
Young Rembrandts will be offering a free sample class to kick off our Spring session. This is a great way to invite friends and help other children experience a fun and fulfilling way to learn through drawing!
Visit our website to enroll for the session, and your first class is free. OR you can call us to sign up for the sample class only, and enroll later if you choose. Registration is required for the free class, and space is limited.

 

 

Restaurant of the Month

Save the Date: Thursday evening, April 12th at the Charlemagne Café!

Our own chef-in-residence, Kinder parent Artie Leider will be the host for a family-oriented pasta dinner. More details to come!

 

Charlemagne Science Fair 2012

 

Thursday, April 19th — Sign your kids up soon!
The Charlemagne Science Fair is open to all grades. This is a fun opportunity for kids to explore areas of interest in the sciences, learn scientific methods, and prepare and organize a project.
For more information, Click Here.

For info about the tri-fold display board, Click Here.
For a sign-up sheet to reserve your child’s place at the Fair, Click Here.

Charlemagne Science Fairneeds volunteers!
Your help is sincerely appreciated. These events are successful because of your volunteerism. Please e-mail charlemagnesacience@gmail.com  or call if interested in helping with the school’s science fair this year.
Volunteer Opportunities:
Fair Day, Thursday, April 19th:
Set Up: Following school lunch Thursday, the day of the fair, tables will need to be set up. Exact time will be determined shortly. The more volunteers there are, the better. Ask a couple of friends to help too!  (30 to 60 minutes to get the job done depending on volunteers available).
 Interviewers:  10 or so volunteers to arrive promptly at the start of the fair to interview students about their project and write comments in the Booklets that they receive in recognition of their participation. This is a fairly easy, fun task. The more volunteers there are for this, the less time it will take – approx. 30 minutes or less. There were 80 or so entrants last year.  Volunteers meet at the main table before starting.  These volunteers also need to check to see that each entrant has a booklet. If a student does not have a booklet, there will be extras, and the volunteer can hand write the student’s name on it. This process is a source of pride for the kids. They get a chance to talk about what they did.  A handout will be provided to interviewers that explains their role.

Main Table:  Volunteers to staff the main sign-in table as students get their certificate booklet and set up their projects.

Photography:  If someone knows of anyone who would be willing to take some photos at the fair, this would help for yearbook (20 to 30 minutes of time).
Thursday Clean-up:  There will need to be some volunteers to straighten up and remove clutter once the Fair is finished Thursday night in preparation for Friday walk-thru for students.  (30 minutes or so of time)
Friday, April 20th:
Friday Clean-up:  All tables remain in tact with projects thru Friday such that classes can walk thru during school.  Tables are taken down Friday after school. (30 to 60 minutes of time depending on volunteers)
Please e-mail charlemagnesacience@gmail.com  or call if interested in helping with the school’s science fair this year.
Sincerely,
Carey Norgaard
Amy Villaseñor

 

 

Camp Rigolo 2012!
July 16 – 20
French camp for grades K-5 in the summer at Charlemagne. Come join the “Enchanted World of Merlin”! Click here for flyer. Applications will be available in the office after Spring Break, starting April 3rd.  Camp fills up quickly! Do not wait…

Target Red Card Donates to Charlemagne!
If you have a Target Red Card, you can link it to our school and Target will donate 1% of all your red card purchases to Charlemagne! It’s easy and quick to link your card. You can go to their website, search for “Fox Hollow French Immersion”, select our school, enter your name and card number, and you’re done! You can also register your card easily at any Target store kiosk near the customer service area. After registering, you don’t have to do anything else other than use your red card when shopping at Target.

Target Red Card Website

 

Garden Club/Green School News

Garden News

Preparations continue for the spring planting of the garden beds. Each class will be out there after spring break getting their spring crops in!

There are many ways you can help our school garden. Volunteers are needed to help with the spring planting, to plan and install the irrigation system, and move finished compost from the bins to the garden. We could also use donations of good quality children’s sized garden gloves. As always, contact Tabatha (tabandrews@gmail.com) or Erika (erikamarkmcfarlane@gmail.com).

There is still some space in this session of Garden Club! They meet on Wednesdays, 2:45-3:50pm. $30 per student per six week session. Space is limited to 10 students per session so sign up now. Session 1: March 14-April 25. Session 2: May 2-June 6. For more information or to sign up contact Jenny Laxton (from the School Garden Project) at sitecoord.sgp@gmail.com

Green School News
Charlemagne is an official Oregon Green School! Currently our Green School Committee consists of two members! If you have been thinking of joining, now is the time to do it! There are so many things we could do to make our school greener, but help is desperately needed. Contact Tabatha or Erika for more information.

 Volunteer Sign-up
Help us in creating the most vibrant school possible by signing up to get involved!  We have a total of 53 parents who have clicked in so far (37 of those 53 are Kinder parents-way to go Kinders!!!)  It will take less than 5 minutes of your time.  It’s easy!  Please click HERE.  We’d love to have 100% parent participation!

Stand for Children
Grassroots advocacy for excellence in public education, pre-K through 12.

Community Events

Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art
Art work by Eugene students (K-12) is on display at the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art on the U of O campus through mid-April. Congratulations to Charlemagne students, Maya Raynor, Noa Ablow-Measelle, Ella Gann, Kate Wheeler , Leila Sanghvi, Kennedy Maderos, and Zane Andrews for having their work selected to be a part of this great show!  The show is part of the museum’s annual New Art Northwest Kids program.


Khan Academy
Amazing free website with over 3,000 instructional videos ranging from simple math to complex physics, science, and history at all skill levels.
http://www.khanacademy.org/

University of Oregon 2012 Science & Invention Fair
This is a great opportunity for entrants to display their projects in the community.

Who: for K-12 residents of Lane County
When: Saturday, April 21st at 11 am to 3 pm
Where: Willamette Hall on the University Campus
Contact: http://oco.uoregon.edu/spice/ , e-mail: holloway_m@4j.lane.edu  

French Exchange Opportunity
Colette Richardson, a long-time teacher in the French Immersion program, has told me about your Fox Hollow newsletter. I am French-born and have lived in the US since 1969, practicing in Eugene since 1980. I regularly invite young family members from France to come experience America in a way that challenges stereotypes. There have been many visitors throughout the years, and the experiences were very positive.

One of my great-nephews, age 15, will come next summer. He will stay in early July with me in Eugene and with my children in Portland. I am looking for a family with whom he could spend time in the second half of July. His name is Albert; he lives in a small town in the countryside near Versailles, only 30 km from Paris, and his family spends vacation time in Normandy. He has an older brother, who came to Eugene two years ago, and a younger brother. His family would be happy to welcome a member of the Eugene host family, either in August this year, or during the summer of 2013. I would appreciate if you would tell your readership about this opportunity for an exchange. Please contact me directly.

Sincerely yours,

José (a French woman’s name) Campion McCarthy

541-484-1196

mccarthy9818@comcast.net

 UPCOMING EVENTS

4/9  School Choice:  Parents notified
4/12  Pasta Dinner at Charlemagne
4/13  No School-Professional Development
4/16-20  Volunteer Appreciation Week
4/17  PTO Meeting
4/19  Charlemagne Science and Art Club Fair
4/20  School Choice:  Deadline for parents to notify schools
4/23  Direct Drive contributions due
4/25  Administrative Professionals Day- celebrate Heather!
4/27  Talent Show sign-ups begin; Jogathon kick-off assembly
4/29  Eugene Marathon “French Quarter” cheering section

Please email us if you have any other after school activity ideas, eNews articles, or want to let us know about something your kids do that you think others would be interested in!


Please submit articles by Friday at 5:00pm for inclusion in the following week’s eNews.

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