First Thursday Coffee with Helena Grady
Every First Thursday of the month, discuss a new subject in a relaxed group forum with Helena Grady, Head of School!
Parent/Teacher Conferences: SCHOOL CLOSED
School closed all day for Parent - Teacher conferences. Limited vacation care available from 8am to 5:30pm -must sign up in advance. For care during conference only, you do not need to sign up for this free service.
An Evening with Dr. Wendy Mogel
Raising Self-Reliant, Optimistic, Grateful Children in a Nervous World
Please join us for an Evening with Wendy Mogel, PhD
Wednesday, April 18, 2012, 4:00pm and 7:30pm
Location: Congregation Rodeph Shalom, 615 North Broad Street
Greene Towne School is pleased to partner with Congregation Rodeph Shalom, FriendsSelect School, Germantown Friends School, St. Peter’s School and The Philadelphia School, to offer this parenting event with New York Times bestselling author, internationally known clinical psychologist and parenting expert Wendy Mogel, PhD.
This is a free event, but space is limited and reservations are required.
Please contact Dan Slipakoff at 215-627-6747 x 22 or to reserve your seats for either the 4:00 pm or the 7:30 pm lecture.
*Dr. Mogel’s speaking events are very popular and seating is limited so please reserve soon to ensure you will be able to attend.
Parent/Teacher Conferences:SCHOOL CLOSED
School closed all day for Parent - Teacher conferences. Limited vacation care available from 8am to 5:30pm -must sign up in advance. For care during conference only, you do not need to sign up for this free service.
GTS Earth/Arbor Day Celebration
EARTH – ARBOR DAY CELEBRATION on Thursday, April 26
Volunteers are needed to help the children with planting activities.To volunteer, contact Erika: egoldberg@greenetowneschool.org
PLEASE SEND IN YOUR PLASTIC DELI CONTAINERS!
Our Arbor/Earth Day activities always focus on environmental components. Pleasesend in pint-sized and quart-sized deli containers with lids for our Earth Day projects. We like to re-use everyday objects to model responsible stewardship of our home, Earth. It doesn’t matter if they are clear, opaque, or solid colored…the important thing is the size, that they have a matching lid, and that they are beingre-used! These are the containers that often come with take-out food. Kindergarteners are making mini worm habitats and younger Primary children will make windowsill lettuce gardens to bring home. Thanks!
Staff In-service:SCHOOL DISMISSED at 11:45
No afternoon classes or childcare this day.
Screen Free Week
This week, try some different activities with your family - turn off the tv, computer, and phone!