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CALENDAR UPDATE
April 2018
Upcoming Events:
May 5 Cinco De Mayo Event - Moretown Town Hall -
Silent Auction (By Mad River Neighbors Association)
Mexican Food (By the Moretown Fire Dept)
Help raise funds for Morefest 2018 (Sept 15)
May 7th Troy Wunderlee Circus comes to town
May 10th - BBQ- Moretown Circus Night! (One of the best nights of the year!)
May 22 Music Concert 6pm
June 1 - Pig Roast/Music Fun
Food by MRNA
Music by Scared By Dolls
Moretown Recreation Fields
Last Day of school will decided Mid April
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Community Announcements
Please note that the opportunities/events listed below are not specifically endorsed or screened by school staff. As always, families should use their own standards and review processes to determine appropriate activities.
Mary Poppins at Harwood Union High School:, Thursday, 4/5; Friday, 4/6; Saturday, 4/7 at 7:30pm Saturday, 4/7 matinee at 1:30pm. Tickets are available at the door for $10 adults/ $5 students.
Vermonte Carlo Night: a Fayston School fundraiser, April 7, 7:00pm, Mt Ellen Lodge, tickets $20 at the door. There will be a Hawaiian Buffet Dinner, Silent Auction, dancing to The Panda Party, and prizes for best Hawaiian attire.
The Worried Child, Recognizing Anxiety in Kids and Teens and Helping Them Cope: a presentation by Dr. Paul Foxman, April 12th, 6pm, at the Steele Community Room, Waterbury Municipal Center. Dr. Foxman is the founder and director of the Center for Anxiety Disorder. He is the author of several books on anxiety in children and adults, including The Worried Child, Dancing with Fear, and Anxiety Disorders in Kids and Teens. For more information contact Barbara atBarbara@hannashousevt.org or call 496-9715.
Mad Valley Runners 2018 Open to boys and girls grades 3-6. We look forward to helping kids develop/maintain a love of running. Parents and kids are invited join us, Mondays and Wednesdays from 2:30- 4:00 for some fun runs on the Mad River Path trails. Last year 17 students and 5 adults enjoyed our program. Having adult running partners for the kids is essential for the program's success. No experience necessary! We encourage the kids to run at a pace that is comfortable for them, take walk breaks if needed, and support their friends as they do the same. As their strength and endurance grows they find pleasure in pushing their own limits a bit. Our program is intended for kids that actually want to run during our allotted time. We will include, long runs, tag games and for those who wish, sprint races. If this appeals to your child please encourage him/her to sign up. Runs will begin as weather and volunteer support allows, usually in early April. There is no cost to participate. Please reach out to Joe Robinson jrobinson@wwsu.org or Clayton Wetzel cwetzel@wwsu.org with questions or your offer to run with us.
Pasta with Pipsqueaks: Sunday, April 8th, 3-5pm, at the Moretown School. Come learn to make pasta and let us clean up the mess! Making dough from scratch and creating different shapes is a great way to inspire your kids to join you in preparing dinner. Stay and enjoy the fruits of our labor with a simple dinner afterwards, as due to the challenges of transporting fresh pasta we won't be sending any home. You and your child will love the process AND the delicious result. Workshop is free however you must register by contacting moretownlibrary@
Move it and READ!, Thursday, April 12th, 3pm, Moretown Library. Let's face it; we all get a little antsy from time to time. In this book club, we will explore the many ways that reading and movement can help guide us through the ups and downs of life. The April book will be Ms. Bixby’s Last Day by John David Anderson, which is suggested for grades 5-8 and is on the 2017 Dorothy's List. Please read the book in advance of the program and contact moretownlibrary@gmail.
Girls Spring Lacrosse Registration Now Open: Grades 3/4 practice Mondays at3:30-5:00 and Thursdays 5:30-7:00, at the Flemer Field, March 25-April 12, and Mad River Park starting April 23, Coach Sarah Ibson. Grade 5/6 practice Tuesday and Thursday, 5:30-7:00, at the Flemer Field, March 27-April 12, and Mad River Park starting April 23, Coach Medelyn Gilroy. To register visit www.madriverlax.com
Soccer for the Little Ones! U8 Soccer – 1st & 2nd graders . One practice & one game per week. All games intermural, local action on Saturdays starting May 5th, for 5 weeks. Fee for the season: $30
Registration closes Monday April 23rd. To register, visit, http://registrar.mrvsa@
Pre-K & Kindergarten Soccer: One fun hour of skills at Waitsfield Elementary School 9-10am ,4 Saturdays, starting May 5th . Fee for the season: $20. Registration on first day. Please email registrar.mrvsa@gmail.
E-Cycle Drive: The LEAP Energy Fair, at Crossett Brook Middle School, will be accepting computers, monitors, TVs, VCRs, DVD Players, Printers, Phones, Tablets, and Gaming Devices on Saturday April 7th, 9:30-2:00. It is free.
Middle School Volleyball Club for 5th-8th graders: Volleyball is the 4th most popular sport in the world and is also the most popular girls high school sport in the United States. It is so popular that many high schools in Vermont are starting to add boys teams, too. Mark your calendars for May 8, 5-7 PM, the first meeting of the Crossett Brook Middle School Volleyball Club. We will have a short organizational meeting for parents and students at the first session, then get on with the fun! All interested Middle School boys and girls, grade 5-8, in the HUUSD are invited. We also invite parents with volleyball experience to attend.
The club will meet every Tuesday from May 8 until the end of the school year from 5-7pm.
Students interested in playing and experienced parents interested in volunteering can contact Dona Culver at dculver@wwsu.org.
"What is Gained and What is Lost When We Move?"
The evening will begin with a "Gallery Walk" celebrating Harwood’s links to the International community. From 5:00- 6:00 members of the Peace Alliance and the International Relief Club will share their projects and initiatives, and Harwood's international students will be answering questions bout their experiences in Vermont. Chris Urban's Golden Cage photo exhibit and the work of Global Studies students will be on display, and there will be interactive activities for all participants to investigate the myriad of ways in which our school and community are linked to the greater world. From 6:00- 7:15 there will be a Socrates Cafe discussion focusing on the question,"What is gained and what is lost when we move?" Students from Noble Academy in Chicago will be participating as well as well as members of our local community. This event is open to the public, and refreshments featuring local Vermont products as well as international fare will be served. It is sponsored by our Harwood library, the Joslin Memorial Library and the Waterbury library.
Mary Poppins at Harwood Union High School:, Thursday, 4/5; Friday, 4/6; Saturday, 4/7 at 7:30pm Saturday, 4/7 matinee at 1:30pm. Tickets are available at the door for $10 adults/ $5 students.
Vermonte Carlo Night: a Fayston School fundraiser, April 7, 7:00pm, Mt Ellen Lodge, tickets $20 at the door. There will be a Hawaiian Buffet Dinner, Silent Auction, dancing to The Panda Party, and prizes for best Hawaiian attire.
The Worried Child, Recognizing Anxiety in Kids and Teens and Helping Them Cope: a presentation by Dr. Paul Foxman, April 12th, 6pm, at the Steele Community Room, Waterbury Municipal Center. Dr. Foxman is the founder and director of the Center for Anxiety Disorder. He is the author of several books on anxiety in children and adults, including The Worried Child, Dancing with Fear, and Anxiety Disorders in Kids and Teens. For more information contact Barbara atBarbara@hannashousevt.org or call 496-9715.
Mad Valley Runners 2018 Open to boys and girls grades 3-6. We look forward to helping kids develop/maintain a love of running. Parents and kids are invited join us, Mondays and Wednesdays from 2:30- 4:00 for some fun runs on the Mad River Path trails. Last year 17 students and 5 adults enjoyed our program. Having adult running partners for the kids is essential for the program's success. No experience necessary! We encourage the kids to run at a pace that is comfortable for them, take walk breaks if needed, and support their friends as they do the same. As their strength and endurance grows they find pleasure in pushing their own limits a bit. Our program is intended for kids that actually want to run during our allotted time. We will include, long runs, tag games and for those who wish, sprint races. If this appeals to your child please encourage him/her to sign up. Runs will begin as weather and volunteer support allows, usually in early April. There is no cost to participate. Please reach out to Joe Robinson jrobinson@wwsu.org or Clayton Wetzel cwetzel@wwsu.org with questions or your offer to run with us.
Pasta with Pipsqueaks: Sunday, April 8th, 3-5pm, at the Moretown School. Come learn to make pasta and let us clean up the mess! Making dough from scratch and creating different shapes is a great way to inspire your kids to join you in preparing dinner. Stay and enjoy the fruits of our labor with a simple dinner afterwards, as due to the challenges of transporting fresh pasta we won't be sending any home. You and your child will love the process AND the delicious result. Workshop is free however you must register by contacting moretownlibrary@
Move it and READ!, Thursday, April 12th, 3pm, Moretown Library. Let's face it; we all get a little antsy from time to time. In this book club, we will explore the many ways that reading and movement can help guide us through the ups and downs of life. The April book will be Ms. Bixby’s Last Day by John David Anderson, which is suggested for grades 5-8 and is on the 2017 Dorothy's List. Please read the book in advance of the program and contact moretownlibrary@gmail.
Girls Spring Lacrosse Registration Now Open: Grades 3/4 practice Mondays at3:30-5:00 and Thursdays 5:30-7:00, at the Flemer Field, March 25-April 12, and Mad River Park starting April 23, Coach Sarah Ibson. Grade 5/6 practice Tuesday and Thursday, 5:30-7:00, at the Flemer Field, March 27-April 12, and Mad River Park starting April 23, Coach Medelyn Gilroy. To register visit www.madriverlax.com
Soccer for the Little Ones! U8 Soccer – 1st & 2nd graders . One practice & one game per week. All games intermural, local action on Saturdays starting May 5th, for 5 weeks. Fee for the season: $30
Registration closes Monday April 23rd. To register, visit, http://registrar.mrvsa@
Pre-K & Kindergarten Soccer: One fun hour of skills at Waitsfield Elementary School 9-10am ,4 Saturdays, starting May 5th . Fee for the season: $20. Registration on first day. Please email registrar.mrvsa@gmail.
E-Cycle Drive: The LEAP Energy Fair, at Crossett Brook Middle School, will be accepting computers, monitors, TVs, VCRs, DVD Players, Printers, Phones, Tablets, and Gaming Devices on Saturday April 7th, 9:30-2:00. It is free.
Middle School Volleyball Club for 5th-8th graders: Volleyball is the 4th most popular sport in the world and is also the most popular girls high school sport in the United States. It is so popular that many high schools in Vermont are starting to add boys teams, too. Mark your calendars for May 8, 5-7 PM, the first meeting of the Crossett Brook Middle School Volleyball Club. We will have a short organizational meeting for parents and students at the first session, then get on with the fun! All interested Middle School boys and girls, grade 5-8, in the HUUSD are invited. We also invite parents with volleyball experience to attend.
The club will meet every Tuesday from May 8 until the end of the school year from 5-7pm.
Students interested in playing and experienced parents interested in volunteering can contact Dona Culver at dculver@wwsu.org.
"What is Gained and What is Lost When We Move?"
The evening will begin with a "Gallery Walk" celebrating Harwood’s links to the International community. From 5:00- 6:00 members of the Peace Alliance and the International Relief Club will share their projects and initiatives, and Harwood's international students will be answering questions bout their experiences in Vermont. Chris Urban's Golden Cage photo exhibit and the work of Global Studies students will be on display, and there will be interactive activities for all participants to investigate the myriad of ways in which our school and community are linked to the greater world. From 6:00- 7:15 there will be a Socrates Cafe discussion focusing on the question,"What is gained and what is lost when we move?" Students from Noble Academy in Chicago will be participating as well as well as members of our local community. This event is open to the public, and refreshments featuring local Vermont products as well as international fare will be served. It is sponsored by our Harwood library, the Joslin Memorial Library and the Waterbury library.
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