It’s happening TONIGHT! With the help of our PTO Volunteers and the amazing facilities crew at SNIS our Fun Fest will be shifting indoors (with food trucks lined up in the front “bus loop”). Mrs. Bilko and our NMPS Superintendent Dr. Parlato have given us the green light to have an incredible night! (Even with today’s early dismissal)

So bring your family (and your kid with the “Crazy Hair” from today’s Spirit Day) to celebrate at Sarah Noble this evening from 5-7pm. You can enter through the doors by the cafeteria.

The $5 cost of a child’s admission ($20 max per family - adults are free) will cover free cotton candy, a photobooth (with props), a bounce house and inflatable sports games, face painting, glitter tattoos, and a henna artist. We’ll have a DJ playing some of our favorite tunes while you catch up with your friends old and new.

Food Trucks are ready to serve up dinner and dessert tomorrow: Crêpe Royale, Dish It Right Here, Jesse’s Ice Cream, jjStacks, Rice to Meat you and Rich's Wings & Things - You are still welcome to pack a picnic if food trucks aren’t for you!

Please bring CASH tonight.

The PTO can accept cash, check, or Venmo. Food trucks will have varying payment methods, consider bringing cash.

We can't wait to see you!!!

UPDATED - Curriculum Night Schedule

Thursday, September 14 - 5:30-8:00 pm

Mrs. Bilko shared a correction to the SNIS Curriculum Night Schedule - 4th and 5th grade Curriculum Nights will take place from 6:00-6:30 to ensure that everyone has the ability to attend the Internet Safety Presentation.

Here is the Curriculum Night Schedule:

• 5:30-6:00 3rd Grade Curriculum Night

• 6:00-6:30 4th Grade Curriculum Night

• 6:00-6:30 5th Grade Curriculum Night

• 6:30-8:00 Internet Safety Presentation in the SNIS Library

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SNIS is excited to welcome their guest, the founder of Internet Safety Concepts, Scott Driscoll who will share information relevant to SNIS students and families like:

• Today’s popular apps or programs

• The pros and cons of social media

• Tips for parents on how to keep their children safe online

As a previous law enforcement officer—and having served on a federal task force combating crimes against children—Driscoll is well-aware of the potential dangers to children that come with being online. Discover the risks involved with internet use and how to remedy these dangers to keep your family safe.

Join the conversation with other SNIS families about topics that you are facing in your home. From chatting online while playing video games to your child’s first cell phone. Technology has come a long way since we were in elementary school.

^{Our next SNIS PTO Meeting will take place on Friday, October 13, 2023 at 9:15am in the SNIS Staff Lounge.}

^{If you have any questions about the SNIS PTO please email us: [email protected]}