Schoolhouse Fare's May Vendor Schedule

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Schoolhouse Fare's May Vendor Schedule

April 23, 2024

By Julie Strickland

Tired of packing lunches for your children? Click here for Schoolhouse Fare's May Vendor Schedule, which includes tasty lunches from Chick-fil-A, Jason's Deli, Panera Bread, and more!

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Springmont School.
1 day ago

Yesterday’s Spring Recital was wonderful! Congratulations to the students and Music Teacher Carissa Gibson – we thank them for their gift of such beautiful music! Learning to play a musical instrument and performing in front of an audience are invaluable experiences for our students!

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Springmont School.
2 days ago

Have you seen the new artwork hanging behind the front desk? Lower Elementary classes have been learning about bees and their essential role as pollinators. Inspired by the bees buzzing around campus this spring, children created honeycomb-patterned relief prints. This printmaking technique involves pressing or cutting into a material such as wood, linoleum, or, in our case, Styrofoam. Students also participated in a guided drawing lesson on the anatomy of bees, honing their symmetry skills and using their beautiful bee drawings to decorate their honeycombs!

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