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We are half way through the month of March’s Coin Drive Madness...

Please bring in your loose change that are filling all the nooks and crannies of your home  or your car  or your office draws

for TNS easiest fundraiser of the year!

Everyone can participate with minimal effort... I thank you in advance for contributing!

 Tonight TNS will be having a Community Check In Potluck and what that means is we are taking time to connect, listen and share what is going on in our lives! 

One of the things I love about this school is that a high value is placed on TALKING and LISTENING.  We see it in our kids classes and we as parents need to have our own space to tune into each other.

Bring something you like to eat - then you know there will be something you like.  If you run out of time - just show up, everyone is welcome.   We will be in Danette’s Room so the kids can have fun down stairs with Ceasar and Joash.  Rumor has it there will be brownies as well as the pizza pie for them! 

Tonight gives all of us a chance to meet new people and be in a relaxed and casual setting with no agenda other than to get to know each other a bit better.  In the past we have had some amazing conversations at these potluck dinners and I am sure tonight will be no different.

This Saturday, March 4th, there will be a march to defend public education from Federal and State attacks.  Donald Trump and Betsy DeVos are threatening to take billions of dollars from public schools and give the money to corporate interests.  Governor Cuomo wants to lift the cap on charter schools while cutting funding for public schools. 

Please come out in support of public education!

 To find out more, click here: https://m.youtube.com/watch?fe ature=youtu.be&v=nqjd8zVLuUg

http://www.aqeny.org/

• We march for fully resourced public education.

• We march to end school privatization and high stakes testing.

• We march to end the school-to-prison pipeline and decriminalize our youth.

• We march to protect our most vulnerable students - Black, Brown, immigrant, refugee, low-income, LGBTQA students, English language learners, homeless students, and students with special needs.

You can register for the march here (although it is not required):  http://www.aqeny.org/march/