Dear Wines Families,
I have a lot of information today.
Wahoo Wow!!
Our annual Wines Wahoo was another smashing success. Thanks
to everyone who was able to attend and big thanks to the small army of
volunteers who made the event possible. I want to give a special thank you to
Michelle Sigakis who took on the role of event planner this year. Michelle not
only organized this large event but also made some subtle changes that made the
night even more successful.
Speaking of volunteers like Michelle, I want to quickly
remind everyone that while it may seem like our PTO and our PTO events are
organized by a large, well oiled “machine”, in truth, our PTO leadership team
is small and our event coordinators are an even smaller group. In the coming
weeks, please look for information about opportunities to get involved with
some of our larger events with the possibility of taking on a leadership role
in subsequent years. We are looking for families with young students to take on
leadership roles as many of our coordinators have children who will be leaving
Wines soon. If you are a new family and/or a family that will be with us for a
while, please consider these opportunities to learn now so that later you can
take on a leadership role. We need you!!! The first such opportunity is to help
learn about running the Wines Auction. See below.
Wines Auction
With the Auction getting closer we are looking for
donations. If you are able to donate to the auction, some ideas are:
Restaurant and other Gift Cards, Wine priced at $25+ for the
wine pull, Sports Tickets and Memorabilia, Vacation homes and any other items
you would like to donate.
Also we are still looking for someone to start learning how to run the auction. If you would like some more information about this please email Tracie Clarke at traciemcginty@hotmail.com
Student Council Used
Book Drive
Wines Student Council is continuing to work on acts of kindness. To
connect an act of kindness to March Is Reading Month, student council is
holding a drive for gently used children's books. Be kind and spread the joy of
reading! Look for collection boxes labeled by genre in the main hallway.
Great Ideas Grants:
Deadline Extended!
We only received a couple of PTO Great Ideas Grant
applications so the deadline has been extended until next Monday. The adult
application can be found at: https://docs.google.com/a/aaps.k12.mi.us/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc_68l6yDUh-WYtpHFWv_0k3PwF36eLoFfoOGOpKjIt_dF6qg/viewform
The student application can be found at: https://docs.google.com/a/aaps.k12.mi.us/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdKyn1faZ3i0CY5qtzHxLwqGYC3ofY2UFFKvw-pWwOjE8SppA/viewform
Forsythe Young
Scientists Expo
The Young Scientists Expo with Scientist Spotlight will be
at Forsythe Middle School, Sunday, March 11 from 1-4 PM. Visit over
100 student projects! Meet U-M scientists from the U-M Museum of
Natural History's Science Communication Fellows program and participate in
activities related to their research! There will be activities for everyone,
as well as the chance to see the results of so much hard work by the students.
Details:
Location: Forsythe Middle School, 1655
Newport Rd, Ann Arbor, MI 48103
1:00pm: Expo opens to view student projects and visit
exhibitors
1:30: Awards Ceremony for student scientists
4:00pm: Close
Thanks!
David
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