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DON'T STOP BELIEVING AUCTION
BRINGS OUT THE 1980s IN EVERYONE!
This year's POPCS auction gala theme, "Don't Stop Believing!," celebrated our school's founding in 1980 and 35 years of academic excellence! More than 400 members of the POPCS community attended the premier fundraising event of our school year.
The evening got underway at the Marriott at Legacy Town Center, with a silent auction of over 250 items, donated by friends and families of POPCS! Dinner was served and the live auction began with incredible once-in-a-lifetime auction packages. POPCS alumnus, Jessica Shadley Miles addressed the crowd to thank them for all they have done and continue to do for our school. She shared how much her school years at POPCS personally meant to her and how our school prepared her for adulthood. The lively entertainment for the evening was the popular 80s cover band, The Spazmatics. Their 80s vibe and showmanship got lots of people on the dance floor reliving earlier days!
The annual POPCS auction gala was beautifully chaired by Mary Angle,
Michelle Mykeloff, Jane Nolan, and Robin Riddle. Even with raining sleet and snow the POPCS community wouldn't be discouraged - they were ready to celebrate our school!
The final tally of monies raised will be coming soon!
This year's raffle winners included the Tseng and LaGassa families. The Tseng family won a FIAT 500L and the LaGassa family won $10,000 in tuition credit.
Special a very special POPCS thanks goes to our generous auction sponsors for making the evening possible:
Angela Wommack and Ted Casey Susan and Bill Struthers Cynthia and Harry Farnham Brandie and Tim Gehan Sara and Brian Hardwick Julie and Chris Arrowsmith Ann and Brad Bleeck Emma and Casey Irwin Claire and Jaymie Ko Elizabeth and Scott McCloud Anna and Ewen Tseng
and several anonymous sponsors!
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| The 2014-2015 POPCS Eaglettes |
DANCING THROUGH THE DECADES!
Eaglettes Spring Show Tonight!
Come see the award-winning POPCS Eaglettes and several guest performances in the 5th Annual Spring Show: Dancing through the Decades. The show features dance styles from the 1920s - present day. There are team, small group and solo dances, vocal and instrumental performances--even Eddie the Eagle will be there! And you won't want to miss the this year's Dad's Dance.
TONIGHT! Friday, March 20
POPCS Fine Arts Center
7:00 p.m.
Admission: $10 adults, $5 students
Proceeds from the show will go toward next year's costumes &
the Eaglettes upcoming performance in the
2015 Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
This is the final performance for this year's Eaglettes and
Captain Marin Mosman. See you tonight!
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HOW'S YOUR SWING?
Join us for the POP Classic Golf Tournament at TPC Craig Ranch, an award-winning championship golf course!
MONDAY, April 13, 2015
10:30 a.m. Registration Opens
11:00 a.m. Putting Contest
Noon: Tee-off (shotgun start)
4:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. Awards Reception & Silent Auction
$175 Individual Golfer
$100 Alumni Golfer
Invite a friend to the reception!
Reception & Silent Auction-only tickets - $25
Sponsorship packages are available to provide you added recognition and business opportunities. Business associates and friends are welcomed!
Support Prince of Peace Christian School & Early Learning Center's Dream BIG Capital Campaign by attending!
Click here for registration and sponsorship information
For Reception & Silent Auction-only tickets please email [email protected]
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|  Spring Scholastic Book Fair Student Preview Days and Book Fair April 13-17, 2015 UNDER THE SEA! Visit the Spring Scholastic Book Fair ! Note the times below! Monday, April 13 and Tuesday, April 14 8:00 a.m.- 4:00 p.m. (STUDENT PREVIEW DAYS) Wednesday, April 15 OPENING EARLY for Donuts with Dad, 7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Thursday, April 16 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Friday, April 17 8:00 a.m. - 12 Noon If you would like to volunteer and help work at the book fair, click here and scroll down to School Wide Volunteer Opportunities. If you have any questions feel free to contact Michelle Griffin.
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Play it Forward Students Collecting Used Sports Gear for Boys and Girls Club
This upcoming week from
Monday, March 23
, to
Friday, March 27
, POPCS juniors
Cory Steinman, Alex Cantu, Sophia Pecorari
, and
Kayla Carlove
are holding a used sports equipment drive here at school for all ages from ELC to High School. This donation will be held through the Play it Forward Ministry in hopes of giving underprivileged kids a chance to play sports when they otherwise could not afford the equipment. Sports equipment can be used or new and can range from uniforms, to shoes, to bats and balls. When in doubt, please give! We accept all donations. High School and Middle School students can donate their equipment at any time to their respective High School or Middle School offices. Boxes will be placed at the drop off area for Lower School students.
Your sports equipment donations will be received by the Boys & Girls Clubs of Arlington- Don Kromer Branch. POPCS Students, Anthony and Chris Holmgren are Eagle Scouts!
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| Anthony Holmgren and Chris Holmgren received Boy Scout's highest distinction of Eagle Scouts! |
POPCS juniors and brothers, Anthony and Chris Holmgren, received the highest rank attainable in the Boy Scouting program of the Boy Scouts of America, the designation of Eagle Scout. To earn the Eagle Scout rank, a Boy Scout must fulfill requirements in the areas of leadership, service, and outdoor activities. Some of the tasks required to receive this prestigious distinction include earning 21 Merit Badges, serving a minimum of 16 months in a leadership position, and camping outdoors for a minimum of 24 nights. They also have to propose, plan, and carry out an Eagle service project, as well as, attend a minimum of seven Scoutmaster conferences and 5 reviews. Only 5% of Boy Scouts earn the Eagle Scout ranking! CONGRATULATIONS ANTHONY & CHRIS ON THIS WELL DESERVED HONOR! |
| FIDDLER ON THE ROOF APRIL 10-12 Tickets Now Available Online! Tickets for sale online for the first time and program ad sales opportunities! 
The POPCS High School Performing Arts Presents "Fiddler on the Roof" Friday-Sunday April 10-12, 2015 Friday, April 10 - 7 p.m. Saturday, April 11 - 2:00 p.m. Saturday, April 11 - 7:00 p.m. Sunday, April 12 - 3:00 p.m. Fiddler On The Roof Tickets Click Here! The POPCS High School cast, POPCS band, and crew bring "to life" (l'Chaim) - one of the longest running and most celebrated Broadway musical productions of all time, Fiddler On The Roof! Set in the little village of Anatevka, Russia, Fiddler On The Roof centers on Tevye, a poor dairyman, and his five daughters. With the help of a colorful and tight-knit Jewish community, Tevye tries to protect his daughters and instill them with traditional values in the face of a changing world. Rich in historical and ethnic detail, Fiddler On The Roof's universal theme of tradition cuts across barriers of race, class, nationality, and religion, leaving audiences crying tears of laughter, joy, and sadness. Based on Sholem Aleichem stories by special permission of Arnold Perl Book by Joseph Stein Lyrics by Sheldon Harnick Music by Jerry Bock Produced on the New York Stage by Harold Prince Original New York Stage Production Directed & Choreographed by Jerome Robbins Tickets for Fiddler on the Roof are now available online. Get yours today for the best seats! If you're interested in advertising in the Fiddler on the Roof program, click here! |
TPSMEA Solo / Ensemble Festival
On Saturday, March 7, 36 of our Prince of Peace band students, from Grades 5 through 12, participated in the annual TPSMEA solo/ensemble festival at Greenhill School. Of those 36, 29 students earned First Division ratings on UIL/PML (University Interscholastic league Prescribed Music List) level I,II, and III rated pieces. (I is the most difficult).
Of those 29, three students, Matthew Lang, Elijah Taylor and Suraj Janakiraman earned First Division ratings on Class I pieces which enables them to participate in the State solo/ensemble festival in May. Eight students earned first division ratings on non-UIL/PML pieces.
Congratulations to all who worked hard to earn First Division Ratings on the most difficult material (Class I) and to all who participated in the festival this year.
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| POP Sports Update  TAPPS 4A Girls All State Basketball Honors Congratulations to Cori Schnell, Carolyn Sosinski and Chloe Bibler! Cori Schnell was awarded Academic All State honors for 2015. She was also voted to TAPPS 4A 1st Team All State for the third year in a row. In 2013, she was the only 9th grader selected to 1st Team All State, and this year she was the first player selected, making her the #1 player in the state of Texas (TAPPS 4A). Carolyn Sosinski was voted to TAPPS 4A 2nd Team All State. During the TAPPS 4A Regional State Playoffs, Chloe Bibler and Cori Schnell were selected to the TAPPS All State Regional Tournament Team.
Again, congratulations to these ladies for representing POPCS at the State level!
Don't see your sport covered in the Eagle Express?
Be sure to send information on your POPCS sport teams to be considered for the Eagle Express! The Eagle Express is bi-weekly and submissions (complete story & photos) are due on Wednesday by Noon prior to the Friday distribution.
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| Nurturing the Nest: POP Parent Column Blessings in the Rain...  by Megan Krizan We had a very interesting and adventurous start to our day one cold and drizzly morning this February. We were on our way to school when we suddenly found ourselves sitting in the shoulder of the George Bush Turnpike with a flat tire. Not fun! Surprisingly enough we were back on our way within 30 minutes and we only had to stand in the rain for ten of those. As we were on our way again I made the statement, "Well, that wasn't so bad." My youngest immediately responded with, "What do you mean, Mom?! That was HORRIBLE!" Ah, that's my girl. She is a bright and bubbly thing, but she also has a flair for the dramatic and a tendency to focus on the negative. Part of it is her personality, but I want to help her learn that how you think makes a big difference in how you feel. It means the difference between having a HORRIBLE morning that leads to a BAD day, or having a bit of a challenging start that also had many hidden blessings in it. So I took that moment to model some optimism. First, I acknowledged how she was feeling: "Yes, baby, that was not fun, and I wish it hadn't happened." Then I moved into showing her the good things that happened to us even in the challenge: "But you know what, I noticed that God was looking out for us today. Let's say a quick prayer to thank Him. Lord, thank you for sending us that gentleman who took the risk to drive in the shoulder to tell us we had a problem so our tire didn't blow out. Thank you for giving us a nice big piece of shoulder to pull on to so we were safe even in the traffic. Thank you for sending the Tollway Authority person so quickly and with all of the tools needed to help us so fast. Thank you, Lord, for looking out for us, even in the rain." There are a few very important things to remember when doing this, so as not to have it backfire on you. Remember, I am talking about MODELING optimism. It is about showing your children how you handle the difficult situations that happen to you, NOT about telling them how to look at the bright side of something bad that has happened to them. In those situations, it is most important to start with lots of empathy, and little advice, or you run the risk of being insensitive and shutting down their willingness to share. (It's like telling a stage 2 cancer patient that at least it is not stage 3. They may be thinking that, but they don't need to hear it from you. Not cool.) Hopefully, once they feel understood they will start to look for the blessings on their own, and that is much more likely to happen if you have been regularly modeling it for them. There will be times in your life when it is going to be really, really hard to find anything positive to model for your children. That moment came for me 2 years ago when that youngest daughter of mine was in the hospital with a new diagnosis of Type 1 Diabetes. There were some days early on in the diagnosis that seemed like there were no blessings left to find. In those moments I could still show that I knew God was with us and that I would trust Him to see us through. In that moment, I was able to realize that there was at least one blessing left after all. 
So you see, it is really important for us to show our children that we can find blessings, even when things are hard. Not only is it good for them, but it is good for our outlook, too! My youngest still tends to jump to the worst, but I'm hoping that over time she will start to step back and try to see things from a new perspective. So even though some rain showers in life cannot be avoided, maybe she will see that without them there would be no rainbows (and, that in the meantime, God has packed her an umbrella!) Nurturing the Nest is written by Megan Krizan, a Licensed Professional Counselor, Registered Play Therapist, and POPCS parent. She works with young children, adolescents, and teens, as well as whole families. One of her favorite things is helping parents with their toughest job... being parents! If there is a topic you are interested in hearing more about, please feel free to e-mail Megan at [email protected]. |
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Red, White & Blue Bash MIDDLE SCHOOL SOCIAL Friday, March 27, 2015 7:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. Prince of Peace North Gym Tickets: $10 at Middle School Office; $15 at the door Raffle Tickets sold at the door: $1 each OR 10 box tops = 1 ticket Grade 6 - wear red, Grade 7 - wear blue, and Grade 8 - wear white! YOU'LL RECEIVE AN EXTRA RAFFLE TICKET IF YOU COME DRESSED IN RED, WHITE OR BLUE! Please consider volunteering or providing donations to make this a great event! Please use the link below to sign up. Your generosity is appreciated! Please contact Jan Eckensberger at [email protected] with questions. Middle School Spring Social Volunteer Sign-Up! |
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PARENT TEACHER FELLOWSHIP UPDATES  
During the POPCS "Don't Stop Believing" Auction, the 2014-2015 PTF board donated $10,000 to the 2015-2016 Fund the Future campaign. A huge thank you to everyone who participates in our Shop for POP Program, which generated the largest portion of the contribution. Open Board Positions  Prince of Peace Christian School Parent Teacher Fellowship is an organization of volunteers dedicated to encouraging POPCS faculty, staff and families to become involved in supporting our school. PTF welcomes everyone and we would love to talk with you regarding these open positions. To see a full list of open position please click here. Cookie Wednesday  There will be no more cookie sales for the rest of the school year due to the low number of volunteers. We apologize to everyone who looked forward to a warm, fresh baked cookie every Wednesday. |
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| Log Your Hours!
If you have volunteered 15 minutes or 100 hours, POPCS needs you to log your time.
Did you know your volunteer hours help POPCS receive grant money?
Please log in all volunteer hours on or before May 1.
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Family and Technology Series Part 4! DEVELOPING RESPONSIBLE TECHNOLOGY USERS
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|  Save the date for Donuts with Dad! A POPCS TRADITION!
Wednesday, April 15 7:15 a.m. - 8:15 a.m. Enjoy a donut or two and spend some time with your child! Donuts with Dad is a great way to connect with our POPCS community! Volunteers needed - sign up here! |
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POPCS 4s Class
Makes
Leprechaun Traps!
"Gotcha, Mr. Leprechaun!"
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Summer is Coming!
Have you made your summer plans?
What will your kids be doing this summer?
at Prince of Peace!
Camping in the Zone Registration is open now! Click here to register for Camping in the Zone 2015. |
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Curt's Corner
WHAT'S GOOD ABOUT GOOD
FRIDAY
?
By Curt Riske,
POPCS School Life Chaplain
"For what I received I passed on to you as of first importance;that Christ died for our sins according to the Scriptures". 1 Corinthians 15:3
On
April 3
, the world, and especially Christians, will observe "Good
Friday
", which marks the dramatic culmination of God's plan to save His people from their sins. Is this just another day-a day off from school-or is it really a special day? If indeed it is a special day, what will you and I do to celebrate this specialness? Why is it called "Good
Friday
" when such atrocious events happened on this day? Maybe the Germans are correct calling it "Karlfreitag", which means "sorrowful
Friday
". Some would say we should call it "God's
Friday
". It's all of these and more.
It all started in the Garden of Eden when man disobeyed his maker, and God-the just and the justifier-promised a savior from sin. At God's perfect time, Jesus came to this earth with the full knowledge that His mission here was to suffer and die for our sins. Even when His disciples tried to persuade Him not to go to Jerusalem and when they later deserted Him, Jesus, empowered by the Holy Spirit, remained steadfast and faithful to His mission. On the cross, knowing that His mission was complete, He said, "It is finished", bowed His head and released His spirit.
"Good
Friday
" is good because it is the basis of our faith.
"Good
Friday
" is good because we could not save ourselves but He loved us so much that He could not imagine losing us.
"Good
Friday
" is good because it is a mirror in which we can see ourselves in our sinful reality and turn to Christ on the cross as He proclaims, "Father forgive them".
"Good
Friday
" is the "why" behind the celebration of Easter and our Easter victory today and everyday.
On "Good
Friday
", we see in the cross, a love so amazing, so divine that it loves us even when we deny it, turn away and ignore it, take it for granted or even despise it.
As we approach Good
Friday
, may we be led to realize how great the Father's love is for us, how desperately we need His love and forgiveness and to be empowered to respond, "Thousand, Thousand, Thanks shall be, Dearest Jesus unto Thee."
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Our Values
 
Click here for our values: WHO we serve, WHAT we do, WHY we do it, HOW we do it and WHO we are. MISSION STATEMENT Prince of Peace Christian School & Early Learning Center provides a Christ-centered exemplary education equipping students as disciples and leaders for service and success. COMPASSIONATE. COMPETITIVE. COMMITTED. |
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A Word From God
"Create in me a clean heart, O God, and renew a right, preserving, and steadfast spirit within me." Psalm 51:10 
SCHOOL THEME & BIBLE VERSE FOR 2014-2015 SCHOOL YEAR The 2014-2015 POPCS School Theme is "Reach Up, Reach Out"  |
March Volunteers of the Month!
Michelle Mykeloff and Mary Angle
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Michelle Mykeloff
As a family new to Texas and to Prince of Peace Christian School last year, it has been an absolute pleasure and blessing to be part of a community that is so welcoming and open to new volunteers and to new students. I have felt so welcomed in my volunteer roles for the high school, coordinating the HS Teacher Appreciation "Souper Bowl" lunch, assisting with class fundraising, assisting with Pink Out and the volleyball banquet, and decorating for High School dances. In my first year, I jumped into auction as the Item Management Coordinator, and I enjoyed it so much, I couldn't resist co-chairing this year with a fabulous group of volunteers. I love volunteering for Auction and getting to know parents from all grade levels.
Mary Angle
I'm honored to be recognized as "Volunteer of the Month." I began volunteering on the first day mydaughter, Darby, entered Mrs. Warneke's first grade class - that was 10 years ago!
Volunteer of the Month, Mary Angle's daughter and POPCS student, Darby Angle
My favorite spot over the past 10 years has been working the auction. I tried my hand in several committees but the silent auction has been a perfect fit for me! You know me as the "basket lady!" This year I had the pleasure of being a co-chair of the auction along with Jane Nolan and Michelle Mylekoff. I have enjoyed seeing the success of the auction and what it provides our children.
My wish is for many more successful years of growth for POPCS and lots of wonderful and
happy school volunteers!
April Volunteers of the Month!
Monica Pritchett and Jody Sartin
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Monica Pritchett
Monica enjoys supporting our great school with the gifts God has given her. This year she coordinated North Texas Giving Day for POPCS and loved watching families get so excited about giving back to the school. She also helped host Grandparents Day, something she does every year, because it is so much fun sharing the campus with our favorite visitors. She has also worked on the school auction for 7 years, starting with the online auction and recently focusing on procurement and gift gathering. Being a PTF representative for her children's classrooms has been very rewarding and she is grateful for the many friends made through volunteering. In addition, she has served on the school board for the last 3 years. She is married to Les and they have three daughters at POPCS - Grace (4th), Kate (3rd) and Claire (K) . They have been part of the POPCS community since Grace started in the 3 year old preschool program.
Jody Sartin
The Sartins have been at POPCS for 4 1/2 years. Dean (5) is currently in Kindergarten with Ava (2) in the ELC-2's class. Jody has been involved at the class level - both as a PTF class representative, as well as the PTF Grade Level Coordinator for the past three years. In addition to this, she was the PTF cookie coordinator last year as well as the co-cordinator for Muffins with Mom and Donuts with Dad. This year she has continued as Grade Level Coordinator and jumped into Auction with Item Management. She's often found at the school pitching in wherever needed. The Sartin's love attending POPCS and are grateful for the friendships that they have founded since entering the school!
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Prince of Peace Lutheran Church News Join POPLC for Lent 2015 
Women's Spring Tea 
The Bread of Life March 28 9:00 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. POP Conference Center Click here to register for Women's Spring Tea HOP - HOP! Register for the POPLC Family Egg Hunt! 
The 2015 POPLC Family Egg Hunt is shaping up to be our largest ever, and we want you there! Mark your calendar now for Saturday, April 4, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. to join the fun! There will be an egg hunt followed by carnival games, train rides, family photos, a visit from the Easter bunny, food, inflatables and more. Invite a friend - invite the whole family - to this free event designed to strengthen relationships and share the love of Jesus with our community. Meet at the POPCS football field at 10 a.m. sharp for the egg hunt! Register online here! Easter at POPLC 
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Eagles Landing School Store
  The Eagles Landing Store
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| Izzy Rothschiller is swinging into Spring with a bejeweled POPCS ball cap from the School Store |
  
School Store Hours
Morning Hours: Monday - Friday
8 a.m. - 8:45 a.m.
Afternoon Hours: Monday - Thursday
3 p.m. - 3:45 p.m.
Cash or Check appreciated
Credit Cards Accepted
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|  Join Moms in Prayer These Ladies Pray For Our POPCS Community Throughout The School Year! Moms, grandmas, aunts-any women desiring to pray for your children. Join us for a powerful time of prayer at Prince of Peace! Just imagine what God can do for your child and for our school when two or three of us are gathered in His name! Wednesday Mornings Time: 8:15 a.m. Location: Choir Room Contact: Shawn Kennington [email protected] or cell 972-768-8142 To find out more about Moms in Prayer, visit www.MomsInPrayer.org  |
Do you have a picture, saying, quote, or story you would like to share that made you smile? Email Valerie Gabriel-Swenson at [email protected]
and she will share in an upcoming Eagle Express.
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The Arts School offers private lessons for ages three to adult in brass, guitar, percussion, piano, strings, voice, and woodwinds, as well as group classes in choir, drama, piano, ukulele, viola, and violin. All instruction is held on the Prince of Peace Christian School campus.
For more information, visit the website
or contact the
Director of The Arts School,
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|  POPCS Volunteer of the Month Nominations - Thank Someone Who Serves Our School!  The PTF Board would love your help in acknowledging our dedicated volunteers. Please let us know who you believe has done an outstanding job so we can award them properly! Throughout the year, each month parents may nominate volunteers for their outstanding service. From those nominated, two volunteers will be chosen to receive the prestigious "POPCS Volunteer of the Month" sign in their yard! Please email Jenny Murley-Gonzalez with your nominations or you may place your vote in the decorated ballot box located in the Parent Place. Thank you for taking the time to nominate a deserving volunteer!  |
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WHAT IS THE SHOP FOR POP PROGRAM? SHOP FOR POP is an essential PTF fundraiser/gift card program in which retailers sell gift cards to POPCS at a 2% to 13% discount. Families buy these cards at face value and redeem them at face value. POPCS gets the difference in revenue. Just purchase the gift cards from the school to use at a favorite store or restaurant. Money earned is donated to the school for special projects. Past earnings have been used to fund bleachers and lights for the football field, as well as the current cafeteria campaign. HOW TO ORDER SHOP FOR POP ORDER IN-PERSON: A selection of Shop for POP's top-selling cards is available for immediate purchase at the Shop for POP table during morning drop off. The table is located at the bottom of the steps in the Fine Arts Auditorium foyer. ORDER ONLINE Click here to order online!
SHOP FOR POP GIFT CERTIFICATES Shop for POP Gift Certificates can be redeemed for any cards available. They can be purchased in any denomination and are great gifts for your favorite teacher! CREDIT CARDS We prefer ALL payments to be made with cash, check or PrestoPay; however, all cards will now be available for purchase with a credit card using the Credit Card Order Form. FREE DRESS DAYS When you spend $250 or more in a month, your children will enjoy a free dress day scheduled for the following month. A list of eligible families will be sent prior to the free dress day. |
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Do you have friends or family who are looking for a great school to send their children? Invite them to join us for a Discover POP Tour! Wednesday, April 1, 2015 8:30 a.m.  The Discover POP Tour is a great opportunity to see the entire campus, meet school administrators and teachers, and learn more about what POPCS has to offer. Please contact Tori Rush for more information and to RSVP. |
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Uniforms From Risse Brothers
There are three ways to shop
for your school uniforms:
In Risse Brothers store, online and by phone.
In Store:
15048 Beltway Drive
Addison, Texas 75001
The store is located just west of the Dallas North Tollway.
Store Hours:
Closed Sunday & Monday
Tuesday 10:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Wednesday - Saturday
10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Phone: 972-231-2903
Fax: 972-231-2906
Customer Service Manager:
Jeannie Wilson - 972-231-2903
Online
www.rissebrothers.com
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and join the POPCS
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Connect with the Leadership Team at POPCS!
You can also connect with us on Facebook through our
POPCS "Official" Alumni Facebook page!
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Eagle Express Submission Information
 SHARE YOUR POP NEWS! Submit your stories and photos to the Eagle Express! Although space is limited, we will do our best to cover the information you provide! Submissions can be sent to Valerie Gabriel-Swenson at [email protected] Please note that photos need to be high resolution at 300 dpi and in a jpeg format. PLEASE NOTE: The Eagle Express is distributed bi-weekly on Fridays from August - May.
All submissions
must
be turned in by
noon
on the
Wednesday
prior
to the
broadcast
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