Attendees enjoy the wide selection of auction items! |
Thanks to everyone
who attended the
PTO Pancake Breakfast & Silent
Auction
On Saturday
morning in the HMS Cafeteria, hundreds of students, parents, Hunt staff, and
community members enjoyed pancakes, fresh fruit, and drinks while bidding on
180 silent auction donations in an effort to raise money for Hunt Middle
School's PTO. The event raised approximately $6,500 for school-wide enrichment
programs!! Great job everyone!!
Real VT organic
maple syrup still available to purchase directly. Quart
sized mason jars available at $12 each. This is a great
price for any syrup. Even Costco sells a quart of syrup for $15 and it's not
organic! If you would like to purchase one or more of these quarts of syrup,
please contact Susan Rutherford at 951-2571 or susanrutherford@hotmail.com. First come, first
served. Also available are 3
online gift certificates for Papa John pizzas. Each certificate is
good for one large, one topping pizza to be ordered online only. Each
certificate will be sold for $9 but is worth up to $15. Don't forget all
proceeds from these items go towards programs for your kids!!
Thank you to all our local businesses, shop owners,
community members and parents who donated food and silent auction items, without
which this event would not have been possible!
Gratitude goes out to all
the parents and students who volunteered for this great event. Without the help
of all our great volunteers this event could not happen! Thanks
to: Gabrielle, Martin, Fabian, Lucas, Maren and Leona Baumann, Susan, George,
Jack & Alec Rutherford, Jon,
Tammy, Jake, Will & Peter Kuypers, Chris
& Rachel Horton, Brian Pine &
Liz Curry, Teresa Giallorenzo & Adam True, Matt, Amy, & Emma Perry, Kate & Erik Wheeler, Dasha Zentrichova, Shireen, Chip, Teagan, & Sabin Hart Siobhan Donegan & Vince Brennan, Jenny Tomczak, Heather DuBois, Bella Nadworny, Jean Benoit, Bea Cobeo, Dorsey Hogg, Jessica
Story-Huston, Kate & Nate Belluche, Lejla Sehovic, Kerry & Christian
Holway, Kathy Butts, Kendra Sowers, Rebecca Kaplan, Martine & Stephen
Gulick, Kathleen & Will Lynch,
Kate & Seamus Stein, and Michelle & Maddie Clark. For anyone we forgot,
thank you too!
We are so grateful to Zandy Wheeler and
Will Scolochenko from Skirack of downtown Burlington. Not only did they
generously donate a bike and accessories worth over $500, but they also arrived
early to help serve pancakes, ran errands for us, and helped clean-up, all with
a smile. We hope you will all consider Skirack the next time you need skis, ski
equipment rentals, all-season outdoor clothing and gear, running shoes, great
bikes, and much more. They deserve our support!
Special thanks for working above and beyond the call of duty
goes to Principal Amato for arriving at 7 a.m. and working with us until
the very end. (watching the UVM game with you was especially fun, even though we
lost). Thanks as well goes to Jeff, one of Hunt's custodians, and to
Chris, Julie and Dan from the Hunt kitchen for supporting our fundraising
efforts and always being there for us when we have a question or
problem.
Thanks again from your PTO Fundraising
Committee,
Gabi Baumann,
Chair
Susan Rutherford
Tammy Kuypers
Chris Horton
Parent volunteers set up early Saturday morning! |
Local businesses generously donated to the silent auction!
March PTO Meeting3/21/13, 6:30 pm
AGENDA
Welcome and Introductions– Kate Belluche
UPDATES
Treasurer’s report - 5 min –Brian Pine
Box Tops/pass to? – Susan Rutherford
Farm to School funding proposal – Susan Rutherford
Play Update – 10 minutes – Kim Hunt/Sarah
Hunt Sign! –10 minutes- Brian Pine/Gabi Baumann
Update on Capstone Program
Principal’s Corner – 10 min - Rich Amato
Fundraising Update - 10 min - Gabi Baumann/Susan Rutherford
Spending - $ for Unified Arts? Amount? Restrictions? Technology proposal from Kathy Hevey – Filming equipment
Assemblies/Enrichment opportunities – Jen Sutton, Jenny Tomzak
Update: Student Achievement
Other Business for Tonight and/or April
ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION
Your Best Friend or Worst Enemy?
Please Join Officer Rene Berti to discuss the importance of Electronic/Communication Awareness
Thursday, March 21st, 5:30 PM
Hunt Middle School Library
If childcare is needed, please call Michelle at 864-8469 with at least 24 hours notice. Light refreshments will be provided.
Set
Building:
Join us for set building on Saturday,
March 23, in the Hunt Middle School auditorium from 9-4. This is always a fun
event and it's great to see your work come alive on-stage during the performance
night. Come for whatever part your can.
Bring: paintbrushes
(labeled), tools (cordless drills with philips bits), and/or old clothes for
painting.
Highlights include -
· Building/painting a vintage coke
machine, refrigerator, sewing machines
· Creating a knife-throwing special effect
(who will volunteer to test that one?)
· Creating a pajama factory out of plywood
and 2 x 4's!
All are welcome - Whether or not you have
a child in the play, we would love your participation!
RSVPs and questions to Alex
Messinger alex.messinger@gmail.com or 373
0178
Production week
schedule:
Sat, March 30, 11:30am-4:30pm -
Tech/Dress
Mon, April 1, 3:30-7 - Dress
Wed, April 3, 3:30-7 -
Dress
Thurs, April 4, 1:30 - School show (call times starting
earlier)
Fri, April 5, 7pm – Performance (call times starting
earlier)
Sat, April 6, 4pm – Performance (call times starting
earlier)
The next rehearsal schedule will be
coming soon.
Production Meeting
Tuesday March 18th at 7 pm in the Hunt Middle School
Library.
Volunteer
opportunity:
We are looking for a parent to head up
make up. We have several volunteers and just need someone to organize the
make-up and volunteers.
Are you playing a spring sport, running a spring road race or just trying to stay in shape? If so, we want YOU to run with us!! |
RUN TO WASHINGTON, DC on April 13th!
WHAT: Run 1 mile laps on a course around Hunt Middle School, collectively covering 520 miles!
520 miles = distance from Burlington, VT to Washington, DC!
WHEN: Saturday, April 13th, 2013, 9 AM to 1 PM
WHY: To raise money for Hunt’s Close Up Washington program which will take students to Washington, D.C. over April break.
HOW: Pay an admission price and run as many laps as you can!
The GOAL is to reach 520 miles collectively
(the distance from Burlington to D.C.!)
Snacks and beverages will be provided for all runners! Run as much as you want and take as many breaks as you need.
Snacks and beverages will be provided for all runners! Run as much as you want and take as many breaks as you need.
Suggested entry donation:
Students: $5
Adults: $8
Families: $15 max
Students: $5
Adults: $8
Families: $15 max
Very ambitious students could also take DONATION FORMS and ask friends/family for donations per mile!
Contact: Siobhan Donegan or Raysa Ortega
ASDonegan@aol.com or raysa.ortega@vtmednet.org
Phone: 864-0984
You can also let us know you are coming on Facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/events/541762789177233/?ref=ts&fref=ts
Save the Date...
- March 21st - ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION Your Best Friend or Worst Enemy? 5:30 pm
- March 21 - Hunt PTO Meeting - 6:30 pm in the library - note the new time!
- March 22nd - School Dance
- March 23rd - The Pajama Game Set Building, 9 am - 4 pm
- March 22/23 - JJ Flynn presents the Don Wright adaptation of Frankenstein!
- March 28th - Early Release Day - Students released at NOON
- March 28th - Parent-Student-Teacher Conferences 1-3 pm
- March 29 - No School - Parent Teacher Conferences
- April 5th - The Pajama Game school performance, 7 pm (FRIDAY)
- April 6th - The Pajama Game school performance, 4 pm (SATURDAY)
- April 13th - Run to Washington!
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