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Northglade Montessori set a new fundraising record with their annual Fun Run this year, raising more than $8,500! The PTO has been putting on the Fun Run for many years and has been doing so much more consistently for the last five to six years. This year’s event raised more than four times the amount the PTO raised prior to the pandemic, and $1,500 more than last year’s record! This is only possible because of the generosity of the Northglade Montessori families, the support from the Northglade teachers and staff, and the tremendous effort and school pride of the students.The funds from the Fun Run have gone to support a new gaga pit, the Northglade garden, indoor and outdoor recess activities. This year’s funds will help support a mural project, the Peace Path, teacher grants and more!
The Fun Run is an afternoon event where students wear their Northglade Rocks T-shirts and run around the huge back field at the school. Families come out to decorate the course with flags, create a balloon arch finish line, volunteer to be the starter, cheer along the course and help pass out snacks and water at the end. A parent and local race emcee, Rob Lillie, of Lillie Inspired, warms up the kids with stretches and words of encouragement and gets them ready to take the course. The event itself does not last all that long, but the pride and excitement it generates lasts throughout the year.
-written by Linnaea Thomas,
Northglade P.T.O. President
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Please join us for a Northglade Montessori Trunk or Treat!!We need volunteers to make this a great event! There are many ways to volunteer: decorate your trunk and pass out candy, run a halloween and fall themed game, pass out cider and donuts or help decorate and clean up! If you're able to volunteer, please use this link to sign up: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/20F0844AFAB2FA5FB6- northglade If you are volunteering, please ask another adult family member or Northglade family to accompany your child during the event.Please sign up to volunteer as soon as possible so we will know that we have enough people to help us put this on!
Times:Set up and Decorate: 4:30 pmTrunk & Game Set Up: 5:00 pmEvent: 5:30pm - 6:30 pmClean Up: 6:30 pm - 7:00pmThe Northglade PTO is organizing this event and will provide candy for trunk or treating, materials and supplies for games, cider and donuts! -
Northglade Montessori set a new fundraising record with their annual Fun Run this year, raising more than $8500! The PTO has been putting on the Fun Run for many years and has been doing so much more consistently for the last 5-6 years. This year’s event raised more than 4 times the amount the PTO raised prior to the pandemic, and $1500 more than last year’s record! This is only possible because of the generosity of the Northglade Montessori families, the support from the Northglade teachers and staff, and the tremendous effort and school pride of the students!
The funds from the Fun Run have gone to support a new Gaga Pit, the Northglade Garden, indoor and outdoor recess activities. This year’s funds will help support a mural project, the Peace Path, teacher grants and more!
The Fun Run is an afternoon event where students wear their Northglade Rocks t-shirts and run around the huge back field at the school. Families come out to decorate the course with flags, create a balloon arch finish line, volunteer to be the starter, cheer along the course and help pass out snacks and water at the end. A parent and local race emcee, Rob Lillie of Lillie Inspired, warms up the kids with stretches and words of encouragement and gets them ready to take the course. The event itself does not last all that long, but the pride and excitement it generates lasts throughout the year!
-written by Linnaea Thomas,
Northglade P.T.O. President
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Order yours in the office or email the PTO at northglademontessoripto@gmail.com
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Dear Parents and Guardians, Make sure to let the office know of any changes to your address, phone numbers or email to ensure a good flow of communication. Thank you!
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“Never help a child with a task at which he feels he can succeed.” – Maria Montessori.
