©Indian Prairie School District 204, serving Naperville, Aurora, Bolingbrook, and Plainfield, IL. Get reviews, hours, directions, coupons and more for First Class Bingo at 374 Commons Dr, Bolingbrook, IL 60440. Please see attached flyer for more information: Food Drive FlyerĪugust 29-September 22: Coat and Boot Drive/Loaves and Fishes Food Drive The collected items will go to The Loaves and Fishes organization. There is a collection box near the front office for the food drive. Please see the linked flyer for more information: Coat Drive Flyerįry PTA and IPPC will be collecting food and toiletry items until 9/22/22. There is a collection box near the office. The donated items will directly benefit students and families in our school district. Sign up with your preferred month to volunteer: įry PTA and IPPC will be collecting coats and winter accessories from 8/29/22-9/22/22. Please email us if you can't make it but would still like an overview. Ask the office for the meeting location when you arrive. For the new volunteers, we will give a brief outline of the process on Friday, October 7 at 2:30. If you have not yet joined PTA for this school year please click the link below to become a member.Įxplore the hidden gem of volunteering with our Art Awareness Program! The purpose of this program is to introduce our kids to the wonderful extended world of art and artists through a short 30-minute parent-led presentation and craft in your child's/children's class. Great Books, etc) and socialize with their peers (meet and greet ice cream social, Bingo night, holiday classroom parties, 5th grade send off, etc). PTA is here to support ALL students and teachers at Fry by helping to offset costs for important educational resources, as well as providing opportunities for students to expand their horizons (Science Fair, Talent Show, Jr. This is always time well spent! We will have food and drinks for breakfast and our regular drawing where a lucky student participant will win a gift card. We will meet in the all purpose room at 8:00 a.m.
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We’re excited to welcome you to the first All Pro Dads event of the school year! All Pro Dad is a monthly school gathering where Dads (or any special adult) and their kids engage in meaningful conversations and activities centered around a character-based curriculum. To join the video meeting, click this link: Not able to make it in person, please join us to listen in using the below Google Meet link. Attached are the meeting agenda and minutes from our May meeting to be approved at the meeting. We will be reviewing and voting on our budget as well as outlining the events for the year.
We will meet at Fry, please sign-in at the Fry office. Our first PTA meeting will be held on 9/16 from 9:30am-10:30 am. Envelopes will be available at the Skradski Family Funeral Homes of Delta County.Search this site Visit another IPSD 204 site PTA Announcements 9-12-22 In lieu of flowers, contributions in Kay’s name may be directed to Bay Cliff Health Camp or St. Kay will be laid to rest on Friday, at 10:00AM, at the Escanaba Township Cemetery (Flat Rock). Luncheon will follow in the Holy Family Parish Hall. Mass of Christian Burial will follow, at 5:00PM, at Holy Family Church in Flat Rock, with Rev. Kay’s family will receive friends on Thursday, from 2:00PM to 4:00PM, at the Skradski Family Funeral Home in Escanaba. Sisters: Jean Lancour and Gail (Wayne) JohnsonĪlso surviving are Kay’s grandchildren, great grandchildren, nieces, nephews and cousins. Sons: Walter (Louise) Edington and Michael Edington Kay was preceded in death by her parents Herbert Hoes, Laura and Fred Marenger, brother Wesley Hoes Kay loved to play bingo, drive her friends to the casino and was family famous for knitting her one of a kind baby sweaters. She was a member of Holy Family Church in Flat Rock as well as a member of the Flat Rock Senior Citizens group. Kay eventually returned to Flat Rock where she made her home, raised her family and has since resided before moving to Pinecrest in recent years. She went on to receive her certificate of business from Ferris State University and spent several years residing in Grand Rapids. Kay was a member of Holy Name High School’s first graduating class of 1957. Due to her father’s untimely death, Kay’s mother remarried Fred Marenger and together the couple raised Kay and her siblings in Flat Rock. Kay was born in Perronville to Herbert Nick and Laura Helen (Foster) Hoes. Kay Marie Edington, age 80, of Flat Rock, passed away Saturday evening, November 3, 2018, at the Pinecrest Medical Care Facility in Powers.
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