THIS WEEK
MAR 23 Fiske PTO Science Fair
UPCOMING
APR 05-06 School Conferences - 12:15 Dismissal
APR 07 Parents Night Out
APR 12-13 School Conferences - 12:15 Dismissal
MAY 05 Fiske's Got Talent Show K-2
MAY 12 Fiske's Got Talent Show 3-5
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FISKE SCIENCE FAIR
Thursday, March 23
6-7:30pm
Fiske Gymnasium
All Fiske families and friends are invited to the 2017 Fiske Science Fair this Thursday evening. Please join us in appreciating the scientific explorations our Hoot scientists have done this winter!
176 young scientists are eager to show off their explorations so please come and show your support for their hard work, and learn some fun and interesting science from these amazing students!
As third graders Isabella Crane and Audrey Heim note, "It will be a blast!"
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PARENTS' NIGHT OUT - SPRING AWAKENING
Friday, April 7
7:30 - 10:00 pm
Stacey and Dan Raiche's home
12 Glen Road, Lexington
Free
Join us for a Spring night to reconnect with Fiske Parents at the home of PTO board member, Stacey Raiche. Bring a beverage of your choice.
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FISKE'S GOT TALENT SHOW
Fiske Gymnasium
6:00pm
Our annual student talent show will take place over TWO NIGHTS
Grade K - 2 Friday, May 5
Grade 3 - 5 Friday, May 12
Participation in the show is open to all Fiske students in Grades K - 5. Students may perform solo or with a group. More details on how and when to register your talented student will be coming home in backpacks next week.
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 FIT GIRLS - GRADE 4 & 5 GIRLS RUNNING CLUB
Wednesdays & Fridays
3:15 - 4:30 pm
Fiske Playground
Registration: $35 (includes T-shirt & Water Bottle)
Fit Girls (
www.fitgirls.org) is a non-competitive fitness initiative for Grade 4 & 5 girls
that also consists of a reading and community service component.
A
ll the participants will have the opportunity to run in a local 5K race and/or the Color Run, on June 11 at Gillette Stadium, Foxborough, MA.
Here we are at the starting line, can you help to make it go?
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THE GIFT OF FAILURE
Tuesday, March 21
7:00 pm
Estabrook Elementary
Estabrook Elementary School is hosting Jessica Lahey, author of the New York Times bestselling book,
The Gift of Failure: How the Best Parents Learn to Let Go So Their Children Can Succeed. This talk is open to the entire Lexington community. Adults and high-school aged children are welcome and encouraged to attend. Attending this event is FREE, however attendees will be asked to register to ensure space. Registration is open at
EstabrookSpeakerSeries.eventbrite.com.
In support of Ms. Lahey's speaking event, The Estabrook PTO will be hosting a
discussion
of
The Gift of Failure
on March 7th from 6:30 p.m.-8:00 p.m
at Estabrook school.
To participate in the
discussion
, please register at this link:
BookClub_registration
by February 17th. We will use that list to communicate details about the
discussion
.
Cary Library has held several copies of the book for checkout.
Copies are also for sale at all major
book
vendors
.
Please note: registration for the
book discussion does NOT guarantee a spot at the evening presentation by Ms. Lahey. Attendees must register separately for the presentation once the registration link is made available.
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LEXINGTON 20/20 VISION COMMITTEE - TOWN SURVEY
March 13-March 31
Please share your thoughts and expectations on what you would like Lexington to be by completing the Lexington Town-Wide survey accessed at http://www.lexingtonma.gov/2020survey.This survey is performed every five years and helps Town officials determine what our residents want and need for town services and policy.
The survey site will accept responses from March 13 to March 31, 2017. Hard and translated (Korean, Mandarin) copies of the survey forms will also be available at the Cary Library, the Lexington Community Center and other public venues in town.
The Lexington 20/20 Vision Committee is working on the possibility of engaging a cross-section of survey respondents in focus groups on the various topics covered. At the end of the survey, you will have an opportunity to indicate your interest in participating in such a future focus group.
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FREE CLINIC -
COME GIVE LACROSSE A TRY!
Saturday, March 25
4:00pm to 5:00pm
Open to Boys & Girls in grades K - 2
Cost: FREE!
If your child is in grades K - 2 and would like to learn a little bit more about lacrosse, this is your chance!
Participants should have a mouthpiece (available at Tricon Sports) and wear sneakers or cleats. Lacrosse sticks will be provided.
Parents are required to remain at the field during the clinic.
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COMMUNITY CONVERSATION ON RACIAL JUSTICE
Sponsored by the Lexington Human Rights Committee
Thursday, March 30, 2017
7:00 - 9:00 PM
Parish Hall, Sacred Heart
718 Mass Ave, Lexington
Bring your hearts and minds to this conversation on racial justice in Lexington and workshop on what we can do to have a meaningful impact on the lives of those living and working in our town.
STAND FOR RACIAL JUSTICE AND AGAINST RACISM. Share stories and explore how you and your neighbors can work together to build a more racially just community. For more information visit the Lexington Area Interfaith Community Facebook page.
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STRENGTHENING FAMILIES DEALING WITH ADDICTIONS
Free Supportive Education Group for Parents
First Monday of every month - 4/3, 5/1 and 6/5
7:00-8:30PM
Lexington Community Center, 39 Marrett Road
Facilitated by LPS Prevention Specialist Julie Fenn, LICSW & Youth and Family Social Worker Kristie Demirev, LICSW
- Open to all parents
- Can be any kind of addiction (Alcohol, substances, gaming, etc.)
- Can be parent of child with peers dealing with addiction
- guest speakers
- Talk to other parents
- Share experiences
- Gain resources
For more info contact:
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LEXINGTON YOUTH LACROSSE - SPRING REGISTRATION
Grades 1 and 2 - Boys and Girls
Lexington Youth Lacrosse is excited to invite all first and second graders to join us for our Spring Lacrosse Season. NO PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE WITH LACROSSE IS NECESSARY!
Our Boys and Girls programs are dedicated to introducing, teaching, and expanding youth lacrosse in Lexington, through a fun and instructional environment that teaches individual athleticism as well as teamwork. Sessions are on Sundays afternoons, from April 2nd through June 18th at Lincoln Fields (no session Easter & Memorial Day weekend). Come out and join many of your classmates from Bowman, Bridge, Estabrook, Fiske, Harrington, and Hastings!
If you have questions, please don't hesitate to contact us. We hope to see you in the spring!
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SUSTAINABLE LEXINGTON - ENERGY CHALLENGE
Sustainable Lexington, is hosting the Lexington Energy Challenge. The coordinator is seeking interested people to contact her. The challenge will encourage Lexington households to sign up for home energy audits. The company which has been retained for the audits, Home Works, will donate $15 to the house's selected Lexington Public school for each audit. Please contact Lin Jensen at [email protected].
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