Reeceville Raptor's MMM
April 21, 2025
Pretzel Day - Thursday, May 1 - forms will go home this week
Yearbooks - yearbook sales are live! Orders are due by the end of the month: https://link.entourageyearbooks.com/MY/RV24
Spring Fling photos - full album is live: https://photos.app.goo.gl/xybquvWNcZGmjss87
PTA Annual Meeting - Tuesday, May 6
PTA Text Alerts - text "@reeceville" to 81010 to sign up
Questions? Contact president@reecevillepta.org
The Eagles Autism Foundation appreciates your donation to fund innovative autism research and care programs! All donations are invested into the autism community, not just in Philadelphia, but around the world. With your support, the foundation has raised over $16 million since 2018, all of which has been used to fund more than 60 research and community grants.
To learn more about the Eagles Autism Foundation's work, check out the latest Impact Report.
For more information about the Eagles Autism Foundation, please visit our website. To register for the Eagles Autism Challenge, click here.
Thank you for supporting our mission!
A response from Ben: "Hi Reeceville Elementary School! Thank you so much for the amazing donation to the Eagles Autism Challenge. Every dollar that is raised goes to support research around autism! You guys are amazing and it just made my day to see how much support you gave to the challenge. Thanks for "being the one" to make a difference!!!" Ben
Donation Details:
Donor: Reeceville Elementary School Pta
Donating on Behalf of Ben Hartranft
Donation Date: Thursday, April 17, 2025
Confirmation NumberBF0500ADA3
Charge Amount$2,439.13
Students in grades 3-5 will be taking the PSSAs from Wednesday, April 23-May 2. The entire building will operate on a modified schedule. If your child is testing, please ensure that they have had a good night's sleep, eat breakfast, and try their best!
Also, it is EXTREMELY important that students do NOT have electronic devices, including smart watches, in the testing location. This is a PDE Violation and must be reported to the state. Students MUST turn off all devices and teachers will collect them during testing. They will be returned to students once the testing is complete.
