Adults often use the end of the year as a time to take stock; to see what went right and wrong during the previous 12 months. Evaluating the past can be useful for kids as well as adults. Parents and children can discuss events of the past year to determine a course for the future.
Who’s got game? Heritage students and families are about to find out, at the 4th Annual Heritage Challenge boys’ basketball tournament, January 6-7.
On Friday, December 2, parents can have three kid-free hours to holiday shop, go on a date, or just enjoy quiet time. We’ll keep the kids entertained with dinner and lots of fun activities from 6-9 p.m. Register by December 1.
Good citizenship is a value which children will carry with them into adulthood. Most schools do not integrate the Six Pillars of Character—trustworthiness, respect, responsibility, fairness, caring and citizenship—into their curriculum as we do at Heritage Elementary School. These values are crucial to the development of happy and responsible children who will become quality citizens as adults.
On Tuesday, November 22, Heritage will be hosting our annual Thanksgiving Feast, a free event for students, friends, and family. Join us for turkey with all the trimmings. Donations of food, or your time, will be happily accepted.
Did you know you can donate up to $200 for a single person or $400 for a joint return to this school and get a school tax credit on your 2016 taxes? Download the form here.
Heritage classes will be competing to raise money for the homeless, November 3-17, with the winning class earning a pasta lunch party. Your spare change goes a long way towards making a difference.
There are too few occasions in which parents can have fun with their children while teaching them valuable life lessons. October 28 will be one of those opportunities.
Let the good times roll at Rollero Family Night, our second Heritage Family Night of the year. Join us Thursday, November 3, from 5-8 p.m., at Rollero Family Skating Center.
Come tryout for Heritage’s winter sports teams! Tryouts for Girls Softball will take place November 1-3, and Boys Basketball tryouts will be November 1-4.
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On October 31, from 6:30–8:30 p.m., Turning Leaf Community Church is sponsoring its 31st Extreme Carnival, an alternative Halloween event. It is free and open to the public, featuring bounce castles, games, food, and much more. Stop by and enjoy this family-friendly evening of fun and games.
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