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EVCS Weekly Nov 11 – 15
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Dear Families, Did you know that the EVCS Parent Association pays for school-wide lice checks? (Also, did you just get an urge to scratch your head?) Look, we get that no one wants to think about lice but it’s a reality and the best way to keep it under control is to have regular school-wide checks. So this Thursday, the best nit pickers in town will be on site checking each child in the school thanks to the generous donations from our community. |
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If you haven’t donated yet – now is the time. We have passed the fundraising half-way mark but we still need to raise an additional $20,000 from direct family contributions before Jan 1 2020 to hit our targets and cover our expenses. Every donation counts whether it is the suggested $500 per family or an amount that works for you. And all donations are tax deductible and completely anonymous. We are all in this together and when it comes to lice and fundraising we mean this literally! With gratitude, |
School Wide Morning Meeting Message 11/04/2019
Dear EVCS Students,
Our core value is social action.
Social action involves identifying things that are wrong in our world and then taking steps to make them better. There are so many ways individuals, including children, can work to make the world a better place, but one of the best ways is by making a small impact right here in our own community. And one of the most important issues in our community is food security. Food security is when people have access to enough nutritious food to take care of themselves and their families. Every person deserves to have enough food to eat, but sadly not everyone does.
We have a tradition at EVCS that every year our school collects cans and boxes of food for our annual Harvest Festival. The food we collect is then donated to a local soup kitchen that helps to feed people in our neighborhood who don’t have enough to eat. We want to help address food insecurity in our community. Will you help us collect food for our Harvest Festival?
This year the Harvest Festival will be on Wednesday November 27th. You can start bringing in food to donate this week. And once again our Harvest Festival procession to Trinity Church soup kitchen and pantry will be led by the EVCS marching band drumline and the EVCS Fish King!
Thanks so much to our friends in the 1st grade for hosting today, thanks to all of the parents who came this morning, huge thanks to the SWMM house band, and thank you to everyone who sang loud and proud. Have a great day and great week everyone.
Love,
Bradley
EVCS Weekly Nov 4 – Nov 8
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Parent Association Meeting Minutes – Wednesday October 23, 2019
Parent Association Exec. Board Meeting Minutes – Wednesday, October 16, 2019
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EVCS Weekly Oct 28 – Nov 1
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Biggest Family Event of the Year – 2 Days Away!!
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EVCS General PA meeting this Wednesday Evening
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Dear EVCS Families, This Wednesday evening we will hold our monthly general PA meeting. Wednesday 10/23 at 6PM. Free Childcare and pizza are available. On the agenda we will have 2 capital expense proposals: Both expenses are to be paid out from the reserve fund: funds that were raised and have not been put to use in past years and cannot be used for this year’s operating budget. We will need to approve our September General PA meeting minutes. We will hear an update from our treasurers about the performance of our operating budget. An initiative to bring Children Book authors to visit the school and meet with students. Discussion on potential collaborations with CWS and PS/MS 34 and District Wide issues. Our Committees are in need of new chairs: The Social Action Committee who works on involvement of the school community with relevant issues. Lately it organized a group of families who marched together at School Strike for the climate. The Diversity Committee who works on inclusion and diversity in the school community and curriculum. The Fundraising Committee who works on ways to get the funds needed for our operating budget and will organize our Spring Gala. We just passed the $20,000 mark on our Family Contribution Drive. We aim to raise $45,000. Suggested amount is $500 per family in the school but any amount counts.
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