Question of the week from Principal Harp
Each week, I will be sending out a question with which you will be given the opportunity to engage in a new conversation with your child. We all know how hard it is to draw out responses other than, "nothing" or "fine" when we ask "What did you do today?" or "How was school?" Be sure to use open ended follow-up questions and statements such as "Tell me more about that!" or "What did you think of that?" Please ask your student(s) the question below, share their response with us and make our day! You can submit more than one response! (No need to put names or identifying words.)
What is one thing you can do to fill your teacher's bucket this week?
Family Day at Petaluma River Park!
Join us Saturday, April 1st from 9:30am -12:00pm for a full morning of ART + NATURE + FUN at the Family Day at Petaluma River Park!
- Hands-on art making with Artaluma.
- A live, “Snake Surprise” presentation by the Petaluma Wildlife Museum.
- FREE family portrait photos by the incredible Victoria Webb.
- Field games for all ages.
- Coffee, hot chocolate, and empanadas for sale from Grand Central Café.
- Opportunity to learn more about the Petaluma River Park Project and see how you can get involved!
All ages of well-behaved humans and dogs on leash are welcome. Things to bring: comfortable shoes, a sun hat, and water.
Parking: The entrance to Petaluma River Park is located at 300 Copeland Street, off of D Street, between Petaluma Boulevard and Lakeville. Parking here is limited. We encourage people to walk or bike if possible, or park at the Petaluma Arts Center.
Día de la Familia
¡Súmese a nosotros para el programa especial y extendido del “First Saturday” (Primer Sábado), donde habrá diversión para toda la familia!
¡El evento será de 9:30 am a 12:00 pm y allí podrá disfrutar de una mañana repleta de ARTE + NATURALEZA + DIVERSIÓN a Día de la Familia en Petaluma River Park! Sábado 1 de abril
- Creación de arte práctica con Artaluma.
- Una presentación en vivo de "Snake Surprise" a cargo del Museo de Vida Silvestre de Petaluma.
- Fotografías en formato retrato familiar GRATIS por la increíble Victoria Webb.
- Juegos de campo para todas las edades.
- Venta de café, chocolate caliente y empanadas de Grand Central.
- ¡La oportunidad de aprender más sobre el Proyecto del Parque del Río Petaluma y conocer cómo usted puede participar!
Este evento es abierto y gratuito para las personas de todas edades, y también perros con correa bien educados.
Estacionamiento: La entrada a Petaluma River Park está ubicada en 300 Copeland Street , saliendo de D Street, entre Petaluma Boulevard y Lakeville. El estacionamiento allí es limitado.
Parent "Emotional Resiliency" Workshop & Connection Circle
Petaluma School District has partnered with the Society for Social Health & Well-Being to offer a monthly series of Social-Emotional Health Workshops and Parent Discussion Groups to provide more support, opportunities to grow & connect as parents (with each other) and foster a greater sense of community.
Each month we will have a theme to be discussed and professionally facilitated discussion and support on areas such as:
- Managing the Screen & Digital Well-being or
- Fostering Health Social Connections for Kids (and us parents)
- New Communication Tools to engage your kids in ways they want to connect
- Addressing Mental and Emotional Health Challenges Head on
RSVP Now for our March Connection Circle!
This is a wonderful way for you as a parent to become more emotionally equipped to support your children (and yourselves), feel supported by other PCS parents, and begin to grow a community of parents you can connect with for years to come!
Where: Kenilworth Junior High (800 Riesling Rd., Petaluma)
When: Monday, March 20, 2023 6:00 - 7:30 PM.
RANCHO JIU JITSU
WHAT CAN JIU JITSU DO FOR YOU?
We are here to answer that question. Our gym is open to all skill levels, from those with just a curiosity to those who want to refine their game. At Rancho Jiu Jitsu, we believe that mastering the fundamentals is the key to mastering the art.
Rivertown Hoops Team Registration
Inspired by other successful 3 on 3 tournaments in the northwest, the Petaluma People Services Center (PPSC) decided to create the premier 3 on 3 basketball tournament in Northern California. Identifying the need for people to be active, often in smaller urban areas, the idea of hosting an outdoor 3 on 3 basketball tournament was cultivated. The tournament will act as a fundraising
mechanism to rehabilitate local basketball courts and encourage people of all ages to participate in the greatest sport ever created.
The inaugural tournament will be held Saturday, March 18,2023 at Petaluma Junior High School. We are expecting at least 88 teams this year. All non-profits who participate in the tournament, by supplying volunteers, will receive a portion of the profits.
NOTHIN' BUT NET 38th Annual BASKETBALL CAMP Summer 2023
This is our 38th year of Nothin' But Net. Co-Directors are Coach Doug Johnson, former Petaluma Girls Varsity Coach and Coach Eric Hoppes, former Petaluma Boys Varsity Coach. Many players on local high school teams have attended Nothin’ But Net. We are committed to small group instruction, with groups of 8-10 campers to allow maximum instruction. Local coaches and players will assist at camp. For Information call: Coach Hoppes at 766-9963 or email: ehcoach13@yahoo.com
See flyer or check out the website for full details.
Website: www.nothin-but-net.org
Penngrove Elementary - Home of the #PennPanthers
Email: penngrove@petk12.org
Website: penngroveelementary.org
Location: 365 Adobe Road, Penngrove, CA, USA
Phone: (707) 778-4755
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Penngrove-Elementary-School-323595021067904/
Twitter: @pennpanthers