April Monthly News
Information and Events at FSMA this month
4/3 - No School/ Spring Break begins
4/6 - 4/10 No School/Spring Break
4/22 - Plastic Free Lunch Day
4/22 - FSMA Board Meeting 6:00 p.m.
4/23 - Take Your Child to Work Day
4/23 - Cultural Night (see below for more information)
*Bank at School on Tuesdays
Cultural Night - Come Join us!
Family Potluck Dinner - 5:30 p.m. (bring a favorite dish to share snd enjoy a variety of dishes representing the rich diversity of our school community)
Performance by TAHIRA 6:15 - 7:15 p.m. You are in for a treat as FSMA brings this master storyteller to our families! Check out more about it here - https://6abc.com/post/tahira-wilmington-delaware-music-darnell-miller/12077103/
*ALL are invited to the Performance... you do not have to attend dinner to come to the performance!
FSMA Community Cookbook submissions will be accepted through 4/12! Submit a favorite recipe that represents your culutre, heritage or a family tradition. Fill out this form to submit your recipe - https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfc_4D1L9Xded2RgvIFS_eJYXlalwxW9TuWgu5vNUfyISAQVg/viewform
PTO - Get Involved!
Join us for the Spring PTO Meeting to plan for Staff Appreciation Week in May and help us begin to create plans for the next school year.
Wednesday, April 15 · 7:00 pm
The meeting will be held virtually - Google Meet link.
The PTO is also looking to fill a few board positions for next year. Share your interest through this form or email ptofsma@gmail.com
National Take Your Child to Work Day - On this day, parents are encouraged to "take their child to work with them." The intent of this day is to inspire young dreamers to dream big... and to inspire them to dream of themselves in a variety of roles and in a variety of places. As a school, we see great value in exposing our children to different work environments and helping them to visualize their future. Because of this, absences for "Take Your Child to Work Day" will be excused (a note must be submitted noting the child's participation in this day). / Teachers may bring school aged (K and up) children to work with them if they feel it is appropriate and does not interfere with their daily responsibilities. Teachers must supervise their own child(ren) at all times.