Science Fair

The Science Fair takes place on Thursday, March 12th from 5:30-7:30 in the gym.  Stop by and check out all the cool exhibits.  Head over the the cafeteria for a delicious dinner of pizza, organic salad and cookies for only $3.00 a plate.  Be sure to thank the 7th grade volunteers serving up dinner!

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Monthly PTA Meeting

Our monthly PTA meeting takes place on Wednesday, March 11th at 1:15 in the music room.

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Winter Art Showcase

Looking for a fun, family activity?  Stop by the school on Friday, February 26th from 6:00-8:00 for our first annual Winter Art Showcase featuring works of art by Larrabee students.  The first floor displays the talents of our primary groups: woodworking with Mr. Brede, art with Ms. Glynn and be sure to check out what the kinders are working on in Mrs. Wilson’s room!  The lower level showcases the works of the portable students and what they are learning in the MoNa program.  You can also enjoy Art in Motion and refreshments in the cafeteria.  The second floor contains graphite drawings by the purple/yellow groups, student entries inspired by “JOY” in the music room, and after-school art in the library.  It’s our own Children’s Gallery Walk!  Have questions or wondering how to get involved?  Contact Lisa Balton at lisazebra@msn.com.

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Science Fair Sign-up Forms due

It’s time to turn in those Science Fair sign-up forms!  Send them in with your child’s VIP folder or drop them by the school office by Tuesday, Feb 16.  They will be approved and returned to the student a few days after they are turned in.   Forms can be found on the PTA site, or on the school site under Family Resources.  The Science Fair will take place on Thursday, March 11 from 5:30 – 7:30 pm.  Hope to see you there!

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PTA MEETING-date change

Please note today’s PTA meeting has been changed to Wednesday, February 17th @ 1:15 in the music room.  Thank you for your understanding.

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CONSERVATION SITE IS A GO!!!!‏


WE DID IT!

All third graders have the opportunity to participate in the Pioneer Program at the Conservation Site this year! To date, we have received over $20,000 in donations and with the money your PTAs have said they can provide this year, we might actually have nearly $10,000 to roll over to next year! Thank you to everyone for your efforts to make this a reality!

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Conservation Site Fundraising-Update

The Cody Rivers Benefit Fundraiser at the MBT on Sunday was a HUGE success! If you weren’t able to join us, check out the pictures online that the Bellingham Herald took: http://www.bellinghamherald.com/491/gallery/1260339.html#http://media.bellinghamherald.com/smedia/2010/01/24/18/CLO_CODY_RIVERS_03.standalone.prod_affiliate.39.JPG

 We sold nearly 1000 tickets and after rental expenses, we raised $8,939.93!

 A BIG thank you to Andrew Connor and Mike Mathieu (aka Cody Rivers) for donating their time and performance to help us raise money. Also a HUGE round of applause for 8th grade Kulshan Middle School student and singer/songwriter Mikaela Seegers for her opening performance. Incredible! Mikaela is also holding her own benefit concert on Thursday, February 11 @ Kulshan Middle School at 7pm. Tickets are $5 and all proceeds go toward Conservation Camp!

 Nearly 700 kayak raffle tickets were sold – bringing in an additional $3,500 to those schools who sold them – awesome!

 Applebee’s Dining to Donate – no word on the amount of money this generated, but we should hear from them soon.

We made our first deposit to the newly created Conservation Site savings account yesterday – about $8000! When we add the money from the MBT and an additional $3200 that has been promised with matching funds from BP and Getty Images our fundraising total is nearly $20,000 in just one month!

 For those of you not at the MBT performance on Sunday, we received a donation of $8,200 to honor the legacy of Sid Hammond. He was instrumental in setting up the trail system and cabins at the Gordon Carter Environment Education Site when the school district acquired the property in 1954. Mr. Hammond passed away in November of last year, and his family presented us with their donation to help keep the program alive for years to come. Thank you Hammond family.

 Other donors include:

$1000 – Whidbey Island Bank

$1000 – Sanitary Service Company (value of porta potties that they have donated)

$100 – Favinger Plumbing

$50 – Visitors Guide Publications

Misc checks ranging from $5-$100 from various individuals

Change from children’s piggy banks in various amounts

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Conservation Site Fundraising

A group of dedicated parents is trying to make sure the 3rd Grade Conservation Site program happens this year.  There are several ways we can all pitch in and help raise funds.  Please check out the information below and see if any of these fundraising options work for your family!  For more information contact Kerri Holland at

360-319-2338 or the front office.

  Fundraising Update

 Less than a week to go until the Cody Rivers Benefit Fundraiser @ the Mt. Baker Theater on Sunday. To date, we have sold approximately 300 tickets. This venue can hold 1500! Please, spread the word and lets fill the space. We can raise $12,000-$19,000 with this single fundraiser!

  Cody Rivers Show Benefit Fundraiser – Sunday January 24 @ the Mt. Baker Theatre

http://www.mountbakertheatre.com/events/2010/cody-rivers-show-benefit-fundraiser

Purchase online, by phone, or through your school’s parent organiztion. Show description: It is entitled “Right Back Where We Finished,” and it is like running a marathon while doing algebra and eating cake. Suitable for all ages. www.codyrivers.com

 Ocean Kayak Raffle

Ocean Kayak has generously donated a kayak package to the Carl Cozier PTA to help raise funds for Conservation Site. We’d like to offer your school the opportunity to sell tickets and keep 100% of your ticket sales for your school’s Conservation Site fund. We have 1000 tickets available and tickets are $5 each. Winner will receive an Ocean Kayak Malibu Two XL, paddles and two life jackets. Value of this package is nearly $1000. The drawing will be held at the Cody Rivers Benefit Fundraiser at the Mt. Baker Theatre on Sunday, January 24. Need not be present to win.

 Dining to Donate @ Applebee’s

 

Dine at the Bellingham Applebee’s on Sunday, January 24 and 15% of your bill will be donated to the Third Grade Conservation Site! All you need to do is pick up an Applebee’s flyer from the school office and give it to your server when you dine. Can’t get an easier than that! Enjoy a meal at Applebee’s before or after the Cody Rivers Show. Thank you Applebee’s!

 

 NEW Singer/songwriter Mikaela Seegers concert – Kulshan Middle School eighth-grade student Mikaela Seegers, who visited the Conservation Site as a third-grader, will perform at 7 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 11, at the school, 1250 Kenoyer St. Tickets are $5 with all proceeds going to the fundraising effort.

Donations Update
To date, we have received donations from the following:
  • $1000 – Whidbey Island Bank
  • $1000 – Sanitary Service Company (they are donating the use of the porta potties at the site – value is $1000)
  • $50 – Visitors Guide Publications
 
If you know of a company or individual who may be interested in helping us fund this program, or even “sponsor” a student’s tution ($35), please have them direct donations to:
 
Carl Cozier PTA
Attn: Conservation Site
1330 Lincoln Street
Bellingham, WA 98229




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