Tuesday-Thursday, May 14-15: Spring Book Fair

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Tuesday-Thursday, May 14-15: Spring Book Fair

April 23, 2024

By Leslie Wachter, Media Center Specialist

Another exciting Little Shop of Stories Book Fair is on its way! Tuesday & Wednesday, May 14 &15, 8:30 a.m.- 4:00 p.m.

Student Shopping:

Half Day Toddler and Half Day Primary students may shop with their parents after mid-day dismissal carpool.
Older Primary students who do not nap can 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.
Primary students who nap on campus (All Day & School Day) should come to the Book Fair with a parent. We are unable to accommodate that age level with our parent volunteers. Right after arrival carpool is a perfect time to shop!
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.

Volunteers are needed! Click the link in Springmont Weekly News to sign up!

Questions? Email Leslie Wachter at lwachter@springmont.com

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