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Originally delivered on 2/11/2024 6:49 pm

SUBJECT: PTO Communication: Week of Feb. 12 - Feb. 16, 2024

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Lincoln-Hubbard PTO Communication

Monday, Feb. 12 - Friday, Feb. 16, 2024

Tomorrow, MONDAY, Feb 12th, is a Single Session Day

Dismissal will be at 12:30PM

LINCOLN- HUBBARD FAMILIES- YOUR HELP IS NEEDED!

“STOCK THE PANTRY” DONATION DRIVE

4th Grade is partnering with Family Promise for the GIVE AND GIVE BACK FUNDRAISER taking place on Wednesday, April 10th. Each 4th grade student will help pack a “Stock the Pantry” gift bag to be given to families in need that work with Family Promise.

We are asking for donations to help with this event.

Items Needed:

● Bag(s) of flour

● Bag(s) of sugar

● Bottle(s) of vegetable oil

● Boxes of teabags


● Spices for cooking

     ○ Jar(s) of salt

     ○ Jar(s) of ground black pepper

     ○ Jars(s) of oregano


Our goal is to have at least 50 of each item listed donated to help create the gift bags that will be assembled on April 10th.

We will be collecting donations from March 4-22.

Please send your donated items to school and place them on the tables in the hall, outside of the Learning Commons.

Thank you for your help and support of our upcoming

GIVE AND GIVE BACK FUNDRAISER!

Attention 4th & 5th Grade Families

Parent Volunteers Needed for the Apr. 26th Circus Minimus Performance

~ Costume Coordinators ~
Two needed for 5F.

~ Hallway Decoration Committee ~

Please click on the link below to see the role descriptions and to volunteer.

Circus Minimus 2024 Signup

Questions?  Please contact the Circus Minimus Co-Chairs:
Michelle DeMuth (michellesdemuth@gmail.com)
Holly Vegter (holly.vegter@gmail.com)

Have You Enrolled Your Child for a Spring ASA Class?

Don't put it off too long because classes will fill up!


CLICK HERE TO SEE CLASS OFFERINGS AND TO REGISTER

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PTO SCHOLOARSHIPS ARE AVAILABLE FOR THE ASA PROGRAM!

If you need financial assistance to enroll your child(ren) in an ASA class, please contact Mr. Carlin as soon as possible in the office at 908-273-1333.

Scholarships are limited to one per child and will cover the registration cost of one class.

Mr. Carlin will review all need-based scholarship requests.

STEAM Supplies Needed

The Steam Class needs the following items:

~ cardboard paper towel rolls ~

~ empty shoe boxes ~

Items can either be dropped off at the office labeled for STEAM or the children can bring them in to Mrs. Brennan's class.

The eco-friendly theme for February is reducing plastic consumption. Why? Less than 9% of plastic gets recycled. Single-use plastics like beverage cups, take-away food containers, plastic straws & bags, and balloons are especially a problem. Unlike plastic, glass and metals (including aluminum) can be recycled indefinitely. 

This month, we will share ideas for how to reduce plastic consumption.

This week's tip is...

Sick of those newspaper-looking plastic Ad bags that sit in your driveway until you toss in the trash?  Call 800-376-6222 to stop.  Share this tip with a neighbor!


For more eco-friendly tips, click the links below.

Follow GreenSummit on Instagram

Follow GreenSummit on Facebook

The SummitEducationalFoundation (SEF) has partnered with Summit Public Schools for over 37 years and has awarded more than $10.2 million to date in our schools through teacher and district grants. SEF encourages creativity and innovation in Summit’s public schools by funding strategic grants in support of exceptional teacher and district initiatives. SEF grants enable projects in our community’s schools that provide unique educational experiences, access to cutting edge technologies, and help our teachers stay at the forefront of modern education theory and practices.

Recent Grant Highlights:

  • Funding new sound systems for music, band, and orchestra rooms at all elementary schools. These versatile new systems will add functionality and flexibility to the music rooms, and will impact every elementary student in the district.
  • Piloting a new, hands-on science curriculum for two units in 6th and 7th grades.
  • Funding a multi-day music residency with two industry professionals, one of whom is a Summit alum. Program will
  • involve up to 250 SHS students over the two days
  • 4,000 students positively impacted year-to-year

Please click - SEF GRANTS IN ACTION - to browse through to see all of the wonderful ways SEF supports YOUR child.


HOW CAN YOU HELP SUPPORT SEF?

Spring for Excellence is the perfect place to start!

Spring for Excellence offers many ways to get involved & help raise money for SEF. This fun, well-attended evening–and the community-based events leading up to it–is SEF’s biggest fundraiser of the year. Funds raised through this event directly benefit every single student in the Summit public school district.

There are many ways you can participate in Spring for Excellence over the next few weeks, leading up to-and at-the March 4th event:

IMPORTANT - Register/Sign In for Spring for Excellence

Click through to the SPRING FOR EXCELLENCE WEBSITE the central hub for event tickets, lawn signs and the silent auction. Even if you can’t come to Spring for Excellence in person, you must register here to receive updates, view and bid on the auction, and make purchases or donations.

Lawn Signs: Help Spread the Word with a “Support SEF Lawn Sign”

❖ You’ve seen them all over town, so get in the game! Purchase online, and we will deliver the lawn sign to your front yard. Could not be easier!

Event Tickets for March 2nd: Come to the Event Purchase tickets here

Spring For Excellence 2024 will be held on Saturday March 2nd @ 7pm at the Summit Elks Lodge.

Silent Auction: Browse, Bid and Win at the Silent Auction (online bidding for all registered users)

Now: Browse the Sign Up Genius for much needed Gift Cards/basket items SIGN UP GENIUS LINK

Event Night: A few key Items will be on display at the event, but everything will be open for view on the Spring for Excellence website. Online bidding only. Auction opens on February 28 at 8pm and closes on March 2 at 10:30pm sharp!

50/50 Raffle: Be a Lucky Winner of an all cash prize at the 50/50 Raffle (in person event only)

❖ Paper Tickets to the 50/50 will only be sold at the Elks: $25 per ticket or five (5) for $100. Winner splits the cash prize with SEF….you never know! You must attend the event to participate.

Wine Pull: Donate and/or Participate in the SEF Wine Pull (in person event only)

Now: Donate a bottle (or two) to the wine pull. Details in this Sign Up Genius: SIGN UP GENIUS LINK

Event Night: Buy a ticket (in this case, a cork) for $25. The cork will have a number on it, which will correspond to a wrapped bottle of wine or champagne. When you turn in your cork, you get the matching bottle! It's a blind pull...you get what you get (but...you won't be upset!). You must attend the event to participate.

FINALLY…Make a Donation!

Last but DEFINITELY not least, please consider making a donation to SEF. Your tax deductible donation can be made easily through the Spring for Excellence website, or here (both go to the same place – SEF!): https://www.sefnj.org


Thank you for your continued support!

Jodi Englert and Teal Rodriguez
Spring For Excellence Co-Chairs

Attention L-H Parents! Your children may qualify for free or reduced price meals!


Click HERE to access free and reduced lunch forms and information.

Summit High School Theatre presents the Classic Musical, ANYTHING GOES, February 28 - 29 and March 1 - 2, 2024

 The Summit High School Performing Arts Program will welcome you to the great seas with their classic musical, Anything Goes February 28-29, and March 1-2. Originally produced in 1934, Anything Goes has been revived 3 times and its 2011 revival won 3 Tony Awards, including Best Revival. The Guardian praised the thrilling production as, “a delightful musical escape”!

Set in 1934, a group of passengers board the S.S. American to sail from New York to London. Their journey, however, is packed with quirky characters (including evangelist turned nightclub singer Reno Sweeney and gangsters disguised as missionaries), crazy hijinxes, nautical nonsense, and unexpected romances. This glitzy musical serves as the perfect escape from the mundane modern world. 

After seeing Anything Goes’ electrifying dance numbers, and its funny yet poignant story, audiences of all ages will find that in the glitz and glamor of the 1930s, “Anything Goes!” Don’t miss your chance to see another production by the award-winning Summit High School Performing Arts program!

Lincoln-Hubbard alumni Juliette Medenica, Sofia Medenica, Rosie Gaeta, Sophie Gaeta, and  Ben Schachne will be performing on the SHS stage!

Performances are in the SHS Auditorium on Wed, Feb 28 at 6 pm; Thurs, Feb 29, & Fri, March 1 at 7 pm; and Sat, March 2 at 1 pm and 7 pm. Livestream is available for purchase for Friday and Saturday evening shows. Tickets are $15 for students and seniors and $20 for adults: www.showtix4U.com/events/hilltopper

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Month-At-A-Glance
Monday, February 12
8:15a Single Session Day: 12:30PM Dismissal
Monday, February 19
No School: President's Day
Tuesday, February 20
No School: President's Day
Friday, March 1
3:00p Backyard Playdate: All Grades
Monday, March 11
8:15a Single Session Day: 12:30PM Dismissal
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