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4x Parents:
Happy May Day! (Where did this year go???)

We are almost all set for costumes, scenery and props for our exciting May 20th class play production of "Where the Mountain Meets the Moon".. however we are asking all of our "VILLAGERS" to bring in to school ASAP a pair of plain dark colored ( black, grey, dark brown, dark blue) long shorts, capri pants, leggings, or long pants that can be cut off in dull colors ... please no stripes or sports logos.

We are also looking for a straw mat (like the kind used at the beach) for a prop.

Also remember to check your child's backpacks for latest CAMPING INFORMATION and PACKING LISTS sent home late this week.

OTHER SFS ANNOUNCEMENTS:

MAY 2: STRATEGIC PLAN UPDATE WITH TOM FARQUHAR
7-9 pm at the New Quaker Meetinghouse on the Wisconsin Avenue Campus. Please join Head of School Tom Farquhar, the All-School Parents Association and the Sidwell Friends Board of Trustees for an update on Sidwell Friends School's Strategic Plan. RSVPs required to Adrianne Isaacs at isaacsa@sidwell.edu<mailto:isaacsa@sidwell.edu>.

MAY 3: MEETING FOR WORSHIP
You are always welcome to join your child in the classroom for Meeting for Worship. On May 3, the following classes will be in the Meetinghouse: 4Y, 3, 1X.

MAY 7: EXPLORE AROUND THE WORLD WITH FRIENDS AT SPRING FESTIVAL
3-5 pm at Lower School. World Citizens for World Peace is a new initiative from the LSPA Diversity Committee which will take place at the Spring Festival this year. There will be fun and interactive ways for our children to learn about the different countries of the world from ambassadors, make their own unique peace design on a community World Citizens for World Peace Quilt, and more. To volunteer, please email ocole6@verizon.net<mailto:ocole6@verizon.net>.

MAY 7: COLLECTING HOUSEHOLD ESSENTIALS FOR A WIDER CIRCLE Spring clean, recycle and do your part to fight poverty by bringing gently-used household essentials to the Spring Festival. A Wider Circle is a local non-profit that helps families just moving out of shelters and into homes. They provide necessities (beds, linens, furniture, baby clothes-size 4T and smaller, baby items, car seats, toiletries, non-perishable food) that the families would otherwise not have. Questions, contact Beth Zeugin at bczeugin@comcast.net<mailto:bczeugin@comcast.net>.


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