Weekly Update May 2nd - May 9th
May 2nd, 2025
The 1946 London Lectures, p. 36
Happening this week:
Friday Coffee Hour:
Join us after drop-off every Friday morning!
Our faculty guest for this morning is Melissa D'Aversa, Young People's Community Assistant & Outdoor Education Specialist.
Next week is Grandparents Day!
We will not host a parent coffee hour Friday, the 9th.
Friday, May 2nd:
First Friday Playdate & Game Night
Playdate: 3 pm
Enjoy time out on the playground with other families after dismissal.
Game Night: 5 pm - 7 pm
$6 per person; includes pizza. Bring a game and/or learn a new one. This is an all-ages event. You know your child's readiness to sit and play a game during the evening.
Monday, May 5th:
3:30 pm - 5:30 pm Intermediate Bike Club
Tuesday, May 6th
8:30 AM - Men's Gathering
We invite all fathers and the important men in our children’s lives to join us for a special Men’s Gathering. This is a chance to connect with one another as positive male role models in our school community. Enjoy a relaxed morning catching up over coffee—whether that means sitting and chatting on the patio or in the barn, taking a walk together on the trails, or lending a hand with a light outdoor task.
Wishbone Day
“Yellow shines with optimism and carries the promise of a positive future.”
- Please join us and wear something yellow on Tuesday, May 6th to celebrate Wishbone Day, the international day of Osteogenesis Imperfecta awareness. A celebration for elementary children will be hosted by their classmate, Zoe, who, with her unbreakable spirit, overcomes the challenges of OI daily. Wearing yellow is a wonderful way to express optimism for the future while showing support for Zoe & the OI community. For more information about OI, visit the website .
Thursday, May 8th
Book Fair!
The Curious Cat Bookstore joins us once again with a custom curated book fair.
3:30 PM Community Circle
Grandparents and parents are welcome to attend as we discuss what to expect on Grandparents day.
Friday, May 9th:
Grandparents/Special Friend Day & 1/2 day EARLY DISMISSAL 11:45 AM
10:45 - 11:45 am : Lower & Upper Elementary Classrooms (ages 7-12)
Book fair open from 7:45 am - 11:30 am
Things to know...
Sun Protection
Please have a conversation with your child about your "sunscreen expectations"
- Where, when, and how to apply sunscreen.
- What type of sunscreen will your family use? Sunscreen sticks are a great option at school.
The ultimate sun protection for children is SPF clothing and accessories!
Summer Programs:
Begin Monday, June 9th
Registration now open!
Young People's Community - Directed by Susan Patrick, 3 weekly options
Children's House - Directed by Kelsey Ferguson & Danielle Snydar, 3 weekly options
Please note - there are no programs offered during July this summer.
Looking for summer programs for July and August?
Check out these local camps -
White Memorial Conservation Center
