Doors open at 6 pm, Raffle starts at 7 pm

$5 (at the door) includes Beer, Pop, Pizza

Chinese Auction & Split Club

*Table Reservations, Prepay only. Sent Name, Email, Table 8 or 10, and Amount Enclosed to school in an envelope labeled MEAT RAFFLE

** NDA MEAT RAFFLE Special Spring Raffle - The PTO will be raffling off a BBQ Grill, Fire Pit, and Patio Set at our Spring Meat Raffle on 4/21.  If you would like to enter the raffle please send in your: Name, Phone Number, Tickets Purchased, Raffle items you are taking chances on:  Patio Set, Fire Pit or Grill with payment in an envelope labeled:  Liz Bell

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• ARCADE ACADEMY: 5th - 8th grade (12 spots available)  A Home Run! Loads of Creative Fun! Based on “Caine’s Arcade,” this course invites students to design and build fun and engaging arcade games made from cardboard, recycled materials and imagination.
• KITCHEN CHEM: 4th -6th grade (14 spots available)  An introduction to food preparation is a way to reinforce and teach subjects like science, math, and reading, and provide a fun, hands-on way to introduce young students to other life skills such as budgeting, problem- solving, grocery shopping and more! In addition to food preparation, some of the things students will learn about are the origins of food, healthy food choices, and not only how to achieve accurate measurements, but why it is so essential to the final outcome of a recipe. Food tastings and identification, as well as safe kitchen practices will be emphasized. 
• KITCHEN CHEM: Baking 5th -8th grade (20 spots available)  An introduction to measurements, baking and decorating of baked goods.  Students will learn a variety of decorating techniques and how to use the “tools of the trade” to create delicious and beautiful desserts.
• LEGO-U: 2^nd – 3rd Grade (12 spots available)  Bring abstract concepts to life with a fun, hands-on approach that really engages students. LEGO® bricks turn numbers, words, and ideas into real models that can be touched, described, and innovated across all subject areas! Each week, the students will undertake a design challenge connected to topics taught at the primary level in ELA, Science, S.S., Religion, or Math utilizing LEGO® bricks. They will also have opportunities to present and share, strengthening their presentation skills! 
• PEAP 1st-3rd Grade: ( 20 spots available) Assist Goldilocks as she improves the design on that broken chair and makes it “just right.” PEAP brings the engineering design process to our youngest learners. This Academy course adapts the engineering design process to meet the needs of our favorite fairy tale characters. These familiar and timeless stories encourage students to beg

Please check out the enclosed agenda for dress code, activities, and presentations

Agenda

Hat and Glove Drive

This wonderful (and easy) program rewards our children for doing something they already enjoy - READ!

Students in Kindergarten thru Grade 5 will be receiving their Tracking Charts in class.  This program is optional and the rules are easy.  Students must complete a total of 7 hours of reading for enjoyment from January 1, 2018 - February 27, 2018. The seven hours of reading can be in the form of reading to oneself, reading to another person or being read to by others. Students may read books, magazines or newspapers. 

Parents can help record the book titles and the time on the Tracking Form and it MUST be signed by their parent.  Students must return the Tracking Form to their homeroom teachers by FEBRUARY 28, 2018.

The forms will be gathered, recorded and mailed to Darien Lake on Thursday, March 1, 2018.  Darien Lake will not accept late entries so please be sure that they are returned on time.

The reward?  Sharing some quality time with a good book and a free ticket to Darien Lake Theme Park and Water Park!

Student Tracking Chart

Please join us for an Open House:

Tuesday, January 30th 6-7:30 pm -1125 Abbott Road - Grades PK-4

Wednesday, January 31st 6-7:30 pm - 260 Okell Street - Grades 5-8