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Valley View Newsletter: New Facebook Page, Important Dates and More

See the newsletter of the little school in the Cahuenga Pass.

WELCOME BACK for the 2012-2013 school year at Valley View Elementary! 

You are invited to our first PTA meeting in the VVE Library on Wednesday, August 22 at 8:05am. Our first meeting will feature an overview of the year ahead. Check us out! See what we're all about. Get connected!  There's no better way to know what's happening at Valley View. PTA membership helps connect us: the school, the staff, the parents - one community.

Be sure to turn in your PTA Membership forms into the office, or come to any PTA meeting to drop them off. At the same time, why not drop off your Directory form, which we need in order to pass out the PTA Directories as soon as the classroom assignments are settled.

Also, please take a moment and fill out the new Volunteer Opportunities form.

 Valley View culture has a long history of parental involvement. It's just part of what makes our community special. You can participate even if you can't come to meetings or be on campus during the day. Whether you have 30 minutes or a couple of hours, your ideas, your time, and your talents are truly needed. Whether it's gardening or building, sign-making or record-keeping, we could use your talents on campus as well as at-home projects to be used for events.

You've already signed up for our weekly newsletter. Now like us on Facebook!

Also, check out our website calendar for updates on what's happening at Valley View. Stay informed! Get involved! We can't do all that we do without YOU! 

Here's to a fantastic new year!  

THANKS! 

Bonnie George

VV PTA President 2012-13

 

FUNDRAISING CORNER

Annual Fundraising Drive
 

Welcome back to Valley View and a whole new school year! As the dust settles after our first week back, I just wanted to remind you that an Annual Fund request was sent home in your welcome packet. Please consider a contribution to our school and our kids as PTA fundraisers support our library, TAs, school events, and campus maintenance. You may give with a check or online

Our goal is to raise $20,000 with this fundraising campaign and every dollar counts. I hope to see you all at the PTA meeting next Wednesday!

Lucie Murray

Fundraising Chair

 

Upcoming important dates:                                                                  
Tues August 21     1st Early Dismissal, School out at 1:24pm                          (see Professional Development Days for complete list)

Wed August 22      First PTA Meeting of the Year, 8am in the                                Library

Tues August 28      Back to School Night, 5:30pm

Fri August 31         SCHOOL CLOSED for Admission's Day

Mon Sept 3            SCHOOL CLOSED for Labor Da

yMon Sept 17th        SCHOOL CLOSED for unassigned day

Wed Sept 26          SCHOOL CLOSED for Yom Kippur

Fri Sept 28            Pajama-Rama! 6pm Auditorium

Fri Sept 28 to         Book Fair, in the LibraryWed Oct 3

TARGET Want an easy way to help our kids? 

Our school can receive up to $10,000 in Target GiftCards for books or any supplies we need. Please vote for our school and return every 3 days to vote again through September 8. 

For every 25 votes our school receives, Target will send a $25 gift card. That's a dollar for simple online vote. Find out more and vote at Facebook.com/Target or go tohttp://givewith.target.com/. 


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