Fort River PGO Information
Saturday, March 30, 2019
Sunday, March 24, 2019
Talent Show Re-Cap!
A big shout out to all of Fort River's talented and brave students for entertaining us on Friday evening! There was such a wide variety of acts -- from push-ups with knock knock jokes to martial arts to vocals/instruments to dance and gymnastics! Fort River definitely is talented!!
The 5th and 6th grades also would like to thank you for getting them closer to their Field Trip fundraising goals.
We'd also like to throw out an enormous THANK YOU to organizer extraordinaire, Shilpa Cunniffe, for making this event happen. Additional thanks to Fort River alum, Meena Cunniffe, and to parents Anne Martineau, Artie McCollum and Lisa Solowiej.
The 5th and 6th grades also would like to thank you for getting them closer to their Field Trip fundraising goals.
We'd also like to throw out an enormous THANK YOU to organizer extraordinaire, Shilpa Cunniffe, for making this event happen. Additional thanks to Fort River alum, Meena Cunniffe, and to parents Anne Martineau, Artie McCollum and Lisa Solowiej.
Friday, March 22, 2019
AEF looking for Board Members
AMHERST EDUCATION FOUNDATION IS SEEKING NEW BOARD MEMBERS!
AEF gives approximately $30,000 in grants to our public schools every year. We are seeking Board members who are dedicated to our mission of supporting our regional public schools in providing a challenging and enriching educational experience that maximizes the learning potential of every student and prepares them to succeed in the 21 st century.
AEF’s all volunteer Board of Directors accomplishes this by:
school year. Board members volunteer for projects and work independently throughout the
month at their convenience.
Click here for more information:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSearXrpHw2zhvAt15jEYrUH0_OtojTq9MQE32TKHEBVbb1UKQ/viewform
AEF gives approximately $30,000 in grants to our public schools every year. We are seeking Board members who are dedicated to our mission of supporting our regional public schools in providing a challenging and enriching educational experience that maximizes the learning potential of every student and prepares them to succeed in the 21 st century.
AEF’s all volunteer Board of Directors accomplishes this by:
- Providing financial support to educators and administrators by funding grants that benefit the students in our schools
- Fundraising throughout the community
- Holding community events, including the Trivia Bee and a Spring Party
- Educating the community about issues integral to public education
school year. Board members volunteer for projects and work independently throughout the
month at their convenience.
Click here for more information:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSearXrpHw2zhvAt15jEYrUH0_OtojTq9MQE32TKHEBVbb1UKQ/viewform
April Break - Multi-Arts
Multi-Arts’ April break Camp!
Showers of creativity and eruptions of happy memories!
On the menu to brighten the skies: theater, art, creative writing, crafts, dance and more
Monday, April 15 - Friday, April 19
8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. or 11:30a.m.-3:30 p.m.
Also One day Option!
Children 4-12 years old: groups organized by age
Location: Fort River School • Amherstwww.multi-arts.org
Fresh Air Fund - looking for families to host children in the summer
For a moment, think about the summertime. What excites you? What are
your favorite childhood memories? For me, it is catching fire flies,
going swimming in the neighbors’ pool, and riding my bike. Opportunities
such as these look very different for children who live in the city.
Positive experiences shape our self esteem, confidence, independence and
best of all become memories and possible friendships that last a
lifetime.
Volunteer host families open their hearts and homes to children who might not otherwise be able to enjoy a summer away from New York City, and often say they receive more from the program than they give. With your help, we hope to send more Fresh Air children to the Pioneer Valley on a free, enriching summer experience!
For more information, visit http://www.freshair.org or contact Samantha Burns (sburnsie@comcast.net or 413-575-7680).
Volunteer host families open their hearts and homes to children who might not otherwise be able to enjoy a summer away from New York City, and often say they receive more from the program than they give. With your help, we hope to send more Fresh Air children to the Pioneer Valley on a free, enriching summer experience!
For more information, visit http://www.freshair.org or contact Samantha Burns (sburnsie@comcast.net or 413-575-7680).
Saturday, March 16, 2019
Science Night
Save the date for Amherst Elementary
Science Night on April 10th in the Amherst Regional Middle School
Cafeteria from 6-8pm! This is a first-of-its-kind event to introduce
students of Amherst and Pelham’s elementary schools to a wide range of
science concepts through hands-on activities and demonstrations in
Biochemistry (DNA extraction), Geology (faults/earthquakes), Zoology
(animals pelts/skulls), and much more!
Activities will be led by older students and scientists from local organizations and colleges. Every student needs to be accompanied by an adult throughout the event. Come join the fun! For more information or to volunteer please contact AmherstScienceNight@gmail.com.
Buses will pick-up Mill Valley at 5:20, Rolling Green at 5:25, Colonial Village at 5:30 and leave ARHS at 7:45pm.
Activities will be led by older students and scientists from local organizations and colleges. Every student needs to be accompanied by an adult throughout the event. Come join the fun! For more information or to volunteer please contact AmherstScienceNight@gmail.com.
Buses will pick-up Mill Valley at 5:20, Rolling Green at 5:25, Colonial Village at 5:30 and leave ARHS at 7:45pm.
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