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Go to the movies!

For those of us staying in town over the (much needed) holiday break, here is something very highly recommended from the NYICFF. Playing downtown at the IFC (formerly the Walverly), this is one of the most amitious and imaginative animated films I have ever seen put out by an independent film maker. There are a few “A” words but that should not stop any family. Be surprised, enlightened, and delighted, and make money for the school! Remember every ticket purchased online using our school code “Neighborhood School PS 363″, will earn us $3. Amazing I know....

STARTS DEC 25 FOR ONE WEEK ONLY!

“SITA SINGS THE BLUES”

Q&A with filmmaker Nina Paley,... Read More »

Winter Solstice Parade

Hi from Caleb and Isa’s father,

The Sea Section Marching Band (from TNS Halloween Parade) invites any and all to join us for a lighthearted and fun Winter Solstice Parade after school, Monday 12.21.09 (Winter Solstice) at 3:30PM meet at La Plaza Cultural Community Garden at East 9th St at Ave C.

Please bring instruments, costumes, candles, kids etc..

No previous musical experience needed. Bring a pot to bang on, or just come join us.

—Bear Schmidt

Free Children’s Holiday Ornament Art Workshop

ornament workshopSaturday, December 19th, 2009, 10:30am - 12:30pm 

Tompkins Square Library
331 E. 10th Street
Art Room, 3rd Floor 

Art Materials gift of, Alex Weidler, Utrecht Art Supplies & LAP Parents group   

  • Who: Art Loisaida Foundation & Tompkins Sqaure Library
  • Where: 331 East 10th Street, 3rd Floor 
  • Time: 10:30-12:30 
  • What: Free children’s art class where materials are provided to make holiday ornaments that can be hung on the tree or around the house. 
  • Instructors: Charo Nespral, Carolyn Ratcliffe, Alex Weidler 

Curiculum Letter 12-14-09 from Grace

December 14, 2009   

Dear 3-310 Families,

How time flies.  We are already in the middle of December.  It was a very full and exciting week.  Our trip to Ellis Island was put off for one day because of hurricane-like conditions, but no one minded.  We went the next day and it was sunny, we had more chaperones, and the children had a great time.  As always, there is so much to see, but we managed to travel in very small groups, making it possible to look at things in depth and at our leisure.  We saw large photos and instruments in the medical examination rooms, heard voice recordings of eye-witness accounts.  I heard students read captions aloud... Read More »

Holiday Fair 2009 — Thanks

From Events Committee

The Events Committee wants to thank all the wonderful families of Neighborhood School.

Whether you volunteered your day or attended with your family, success would not have been possible without your support.

So to everyone,

GREAT JOB & THANK YOU!!

Melissa, Valerie & Fatima

Events Committee

From Dolores (Raven’s mom)

Hi Everyone,

Everyone did a wonderful job.  Whether you had a small part or a big part thank you to all the parents who helped make this important fundraising event a success.  I also want to thank you to parents who came to the fair and brought their family.

I want to give special gratitude to... Read More »

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