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Auction Recap!

What an unforgettable night! If you were there, you know just how incredible it was. From the excitement of the live auction to the fun-filled dance-off, our Masquerade Auction Gala was a soaring success, with early numbers showing over $120,000 in gross revenue raised in support of Springmont!
A special thank-you to our amazing guest emcee, meteorologist Brian Monahan of WSB-TV, who even gave Springmont a cheerful shout-out during this morning’s weather broadcast! [Watch it here.]
If you purchased artwork or other items and did not pick them up on Saturday evening, please collect them from campus by the end of the day on Wednesday. Look for information about how to purchase remaining items later this week!
THANK YOU again to all of our sponsors, guests, faculty, and staff. We could not have done it without you!
Donate Books for the Middle School Market - May 14 & 15

Donate books for the Middle School Market! We are hosting a two-day Market to raise money for the educational trips that we will take next school year. A handful of us are collecting used books to resell to the Springmont community, and we would greatly appreciate your contributions! Feel free to drop off any used books in the Pavilion; a container will be waiting. Our goal is to raise money while also sharing great reads at a great cost!
Spring Book Fair - May 13 & 14

The Book Fair is almost here - Tuesday & Wednesday, May 13 & 14, 8:30 am - 3 pm! We can’t wait to share the fun! It’s a great chance to explore exciting new books and grow your home library for the summer!
Volunteers make it happen - please consider signing up for a two-hour shift using the link in Springmont Weekly News!
Shopping by Age Level:
- Toddler, Half Day Primary, and School Day & All Day Primary students who nap on campus: Parents shop with or without their children. (Parent volunteers are unable to accommodate student shopping for this age level.)
- Older Primary students ("Afternooners") who do not nap come to the Book Fair during the school day. A teacher will bring them, and parent volunteers will assist with shopping. Please send $15-25 cash in a labeled envelope.
- Elementary and Middle School students may shop independently. Children should bring cash in a labeled envelope. Typically, $20-25 will cover the price of 2-3 paperback books. Parent volunteers will assist children with selection and payment.
All proceeds will benefit the Springmont Media Center. See you there!
It's Auction Week!

The countdown is on… It's officially Auction Week, and there's an excited buzz about our Masquerade Auction Gala all over campus! We will “Unmask the Possibilities” for our students and school this Saturday, April 26th, at the Grand Hyatt Atlanta – Buckhead.
Today, you can preview the amazing LIVE auction items up for grabs. The photographs don't do justice to our students’ amazing work, but I promise that each piece is incredible, including the artwork from Brenda's class, pictured here. The live auction includes exclusive experiences and one-of-a-kind treasures, such as a stay in Northern Italy’s Dolomite Valley or Premier Parking that reserves a spot just for you all year round, even for special events. There's something for everyone! Click Auction Items to visit our auction website and start planning your bids now!
You haven't bought your tickets yet? Time is running out! Join fellow parents, teachers, and friends for an unforgettable evening of celebration, community, and support for our school. Purchase Your Tickets Now and be part of the magic that makes us Springmont!
Let’s “Unmask the Possibilities” together at the Masquerade Auction Gala. See you there!
Earth Day is Tomorrow!

This year’s Earth Day theme is Our Power, Our Planet! In keeping with our commitment to Stewardship of the Environment, students will participate in various activities aimed at protecting our planet and conserving power.
- To raise awareness about our electrical energy consumption and simple strategies to reduce our daily power usage, plans include a school blackout. Classrooms will maximize use of natural light sources and try to minimize use of electrical energy. Teachers and students will reflect on the gift of electricity and discuss the difference that turning off lights, computers, or other electronic items can make.
- All classes will gather on the Field at the end of the morning work period to appreciate our wonderful Earth and sing “This Pretty Planet” by John Forster and Tom Chapin. Students who would like to share a poem or an offering will be invited to do so. Look for photos on social media!
Click here to read more about Earth Day 2025! We hope you will join us in taking action for a healthier planet and a brighter future!
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