We would have all been in the dark if not for Jani Vournas, our lighting technician, who offered his expertise and equipment. Volunteer Pam Kaiser had her hands in the Oobleck, volunteer Pam Ferroggiaro was building toothpick structures, and Carmen Lightle and the Boy Scouts taught us about pollution in the storm drains. Thank you to all the teachers who had science stations. Apparently the candidate's debate did not compete with Neil Cummins Family Science Night. The 2nd trimester menus for the PTA Hot Lunch Program for Kidswas sent out on Oct. 23 with backpack mail.
Extra menus are in the office.
All late orders, of any kind, create a tremendous amount of work for us. Last trimester we had to turn some folks away because they were too late. We have streamlined the menu as we found too many choices made it difficult for some of the teachers. Our goal is to make this simple enough that teachers and children can organize lunches quickly and easily so teachers will not feel the need to ask for extra help from parent volunteers. You may choose from any or all of the days.