Another special performance last week; a reminder to register and show proof of residency (the crucial next step after sending in your intent to enroll); opportunities to talk to the outgoing PTA president and Dr. C before school; more special events announced. [NEW: Note that the last day of school is now June 20.]
Start your Saturday with a visit to Glover Park’s own farmer’s market at Hardy, every Saturday from 9:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. Highlights from this week’s market in the post. The market is brought to you by DC Greens, a local 501(c)(3) organization. Proceeds from the market support school gardens (they sponsored the teaching garden at Stoddert!).
Come see and be inspired by the student art and performances at Fillmore’s end-of-year Arts Show (May 20) and Spring Concert (May 23).
General PTA meeting; send in your enrollment forms now; Science Fair projects are due June 6; Summer Camp application deadline is extended to May 25.
The last day to enroll in DCPS summer school programs is tomorrow, April 29. Links to the DCPS site, forms, and other information are in the post.
Here’s a short list of Fillmore’s exhibits and concerts to round out the 2010-2011 school year.
A black, full-length Lands’ End down jacket (women’s size large) was left at the French Embassy after the Big Chili on April 3.
Because of spring break and an unforseen scheduling conflict, Fillmore has moved the annual art show and the spring concert to a later time in May. Please note the changes.
Commemorate your volunteer work, that winning bid, or just an evening well spent with one of our 2011 Big Chili tees. (If you couldn’t make it, you can still have a souvenir.) All proceeds go to Stoddert.
Council Chairman Kwame R. Brown has scheduled a public oversight roundtable on “The Selection of Kaya K. Henderson as Next DCPS Chancellor: A Community Conversation.” Thursday, April 7, 2011 at 6pm at Lafayette Elementary School (Cafeteria), 5701 Broad Branch Rd., NW, Washington, DC 20015. District residents are invited to discuss Mayor Gray’s nomination of Kaya K. Henderson as the next Chancellor of the District of Columbia Public Schools.
