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The Sunday Round-Up: This Week at 107
Sat, Mar 1 8:08am

THIS WEEK AT PS107

  • March 3, 7:00-8:30 pm: Parent/caregiver workshop (zoom)
  • March 5, 7:30-8:20 am: Math Magic
  • March 5, drop-off: Community Outreach CHiPS Weekly Food Drive
  • March 6: NO SCHOOL 
  • March 8, 1:30 - 3:30 pm: Shamrock Run (Prospect Park) 
  • All Week: The Readathon Continues

PARENT/CAREGIVER WORKSHOP SERIES: BUILDING A MORE INCLUSIVE AND COMPASSIONATE COMMUNITY

Please join the DEI Committee for the second session of a three-part workshop series, led by teacher educator Kass Minor, a local D15 parent and author of Teaching Fiercely: Spreading Joy and Justice in Our Schools. The PTA and PS 107 school leadership have invested to provide this workshop to our community because we want all students to feel that they belong.

All parents and caregivers are welcome, including those who missed the first workshop.  We hope to see you there!  *Please note that the workshop will take place on Monday, March 3rd from 7-8:30pm (on Zoom) and on Thursday, May 1st at the same time.   RSVP here! 

MATH MAGIC

Join us in the 4th floor art room for games, puzzles, worksheets, coffee, doughnuts, and Pi. All ages and proficiencies are welcome.  Parents must attend Math Magic with their children, and students cannot be released until 8:20 am.

CHiPs FOOD DRIVE

CHiPS is a soup kitchen/food pantry located on 4th Avenue with over 600 people served daily.  Please bring donations Wednesdays during morning drop-off near the Main Entrance.

What to donate: (please label all prepared items)

  • Sandwiches - All Kinds (Ham/Cheese, Turkey/Cheese, Egg Salad, PBJ) 
  • Sliced Bread Packages
  • Lunch Meat packages
  • Eggs (fresh)
  • Tortillas
  • Prepared Meals (pasta, rice/beans, soup, pasta salad etc) Please pre-package in individual portions.
  • Microwaveable Meals - Instant Ramen, Rice & Beans Packets
  • Jelly Jars, Peanut Butter
  • Cereal/Instant Oatmeal Packets
  • Shelf Stable Milk & Juice Boxes
  • Fruit cups
  • Fresh Fruit (Oranges/Bananas, no apples please)
  • Individually Wrapped Snacks (Nuts, Beef Sticks, Crackers, Bars/Cookies)
  • To-go Containers & Sandwich Ziplock Baggies
  • Plastic Utensils spoons/forks
  • Fresh Direct Bags/Sturdy Bags

SHAMROCK RUN

READATHON CONTINUES

The PS 107 Read-A-Thon is off and running! If your reader would like to participate, you can still fill out this form to get started. Students in each class will work together to reach their class reading goals, so whether your student reads 1 minute or 1,000, they’ll be helping every student, teacher, hamster, and fish in their class earn a free ice cream from Goodiez (yum!!).

Class Reading Goals:

  • Pre-K: 1,000 minutes
  • Kindergarten: 2,000 minutes
  • 1st Grade: 4,000 minutes
  • 2nd Grade: 8,000 minutes
  • 3rd Grade: 10,000 minutes
  • 4th Grade: 10,000 minutes
  • 5th Grade: 10,000 minutes

Consider making a donation and sending an email to grandparents, friends, and family, asking them to support your reader and our school. If you student prefers not to participate, you can still support our other readers by making a donation here.

If you ever have any questions or need assistance, please reach out to us at readathon@ps107.org