May 9th, 2024

Evergreen Annual Meeting

Our Annual Meeting will take place in-person in the gymnasium on May 16th at 5:30 pm. This meeting is a great opportunity for all members of our community to come together to celebrate accomplishments, award special recognitions, and give updates on progress toward our strategic goals. We will also be voting for the new Board Members for the 2024-25 school year!

We encourage all parents to attend this meeting, as important stakeholders in our school.
This meeting will be followed by our regularly scheduled board meeting.

“Welcome Summer!” Dance Party at the grey Eagle

Join us for an all ages celebration of summer! A party in 3 parts:

3pm -The afternoon will be filled with kid friendly tunes and fun!

6pm - Learn some salsa moves or grab some salsa and good food at in-house taqueria until 7pm.

7pm- Show off your new moves or bust out the old ones on the dance floor, chill on the patio with your Evergreen pals, or beat their bid for that Silent Auction item you've had your eye on.

Buy tickets, invite your friends, get updates, see artist spotlights, silent auction sneak peeks, and more by joining our Facebook event!

 

Evergreen's Staff Appreciation Week is Happening May 13-17!

In appreciation of all our Evergreen teachers and staff do to enrich the lives of  our children, the week of May 13-17 will have some special days (full of food and caffeine) in their honor.

Nationally, most schools celebrate this week, but with our End of Year Trip schedule that would mean 3 grade levels would be left out! Below are the ways we have planned to celebrate teachers with the help of some generous local sponsors. Read through to see how you can contribute to this annual Appreciation-Fest!

Week's Events and Volunteer Opportunities:

Monday, May 13: 

Starting the week off right! Coffee in the staff lounge from Round Earth Roasters. 

Tuesday, May 14:


Notes and/or Flower for Teachers
 
Please have your child bring in a handwritten note and/or flower to their teacher.
Don’t forget enrichment teachers, supplemental staff, admin and office who make a difference in your child’s day!

Wednesday, May 15: 

Catered Lunch Day for Staff

Black Orthodontics is once again sponsoring a catered lunch for our staff (11-2pm). We thank them again for bringing bright smiles our way!

Thursday, May 16: 

Gifts of Abundance – Please consider making a small monetary contribution for your teacher and assistant to your classroom coordinator for teacher/assistant gifts. Your classroom coordinator will be sending an email regarding this.

Please also consider helping out with gifts of abundance for enrichment teachers and other staff to make sure they feel appreciated as well. Parents are also welcome to give these directly to our enrichment staff individually. Sometimes we get questions about what other staff besides the lead and associate teachers are helping out in the classrooms. Here is a link to the Teachers & Staff page of the website. Differentiated Services are those teachers who also help out in classrooms with various students.

Classroom Coordinators: Contact Susan Haldane in the office if you need your parent email list. Please remember to bcc: when sending to your group.

Friday, May 17:

 FroZen Monkey treats for staff at the end of the day.

 

If you have any questions, feel free to email Kellam.

Thanks again for your support of Evergreen teachers and staff,

The Evergreen Teacher Appreciation Committee


Be sure to order a yearbook for the 2023-2024 school year. Ordering happens on the My Payments Plus page, in the Events & Activities section for each student.

TOMORROW
May 10th - Know any Former Evergreen Grads?
Pass It On!

Family Showing May 15th @ 6:45pm

Click Here for the Official School Calendar

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Add it to your device!


Grad Panel Judges Needed June 6th!

Dear Evergreen Community, 

We have reached the time of year when 8th grade students are hard at work crafting their graduation portfolios and gearing up for their panel presentations. This is a wonderful opportunity for students to reflect on their experiences, growth, and future. As a volunteer judge, you see first hand the amazing humans that graduate from Evergreen and learn about their journey.  Any former judge will tell you, it is an impressive insight to the student experience of Evergreen.   

We are seeking community members who are willing to join us to watch and evaluate student presentations.

Our Graduation Panel Event is scheduled for Thursday, June 6th from 5:00pm-8:30pm in middle school classrooms.  There will be a judges training from 5:00pm-5:25pm  in the Multipurpose Room prior to the presentations. Dinner, refreshments,and snacks will be provided. 

Schedule: 
Between 4:45-5:00 Judges arrive in lower middle school hallway 
5:00-5:25- Judges training for ALL judges 
5:30-8:30- Student Presentations

 If you would like to join us as a judge, please sign up HERE by May 15th. 

We want the focus to be on celebrating each student's unique accomplishments while also providing them feedback on their presentations.  Your role as a “judge” will be to watch a series of student presentations (4-5), ask questions, and fill out a rubric for each student.  

More specific information will be provided to those that sign up.  Thank you all for supporting this wonderful group of 8th graders!  


What is GiveButter?

If you’re a regular or occasional donor you’ve seen just how antiquated our old donor software was. And expensive!

We’re done churning out tired old campaigns, so we’re switching to a provider who offers better tools to improve our experience, and yours. And it’s free for the school, meaning more of your donation goes where it should: to the teachers and programs we all love.

What does this mean for you?

Folks with recurring gifts, please take a moment to switch your donation over. It’s a fairly simple procedure:

Need help? We’re happy to walk you through it over the phone or in the Development Office! You can give Susan a call at (828) 298-2173 ext 1216

Meet Fairy Butter. This whimsical snack has just 4 ingredients, and would be a fun spring treat to make with your fanciful child.
Click the photo for the recipe from Atlas Obscura. Photo Credit Atlas Obscura.


We need to raise 23K in the Month of May. Please click on the link below to check out the new, secure donation software and see how easy it is to Give to Evergreen with GiveButter.

  • $5 would offset the cost of a lunch

  • $25 would offset the cost of a box of paper

  • $50 would offset the cost of filling up the bus’ tank

  • $100 would offset a professional development course


May is Mental Health Awareness Month

May can feel overwhelming for everyone here at Evergreen. End of year trips, end of grade testing, and final wrap up tasks take up much of our time. Meanwhile we are also squeezing in end of year celebrations for accomplishments and making it through another school year! During a month that can sometimes feel mind-boggling, it seems fitting that May is also Mental Health Awareness Month!

Even in our busiest season, it is good to remember to focus on the importance of mental health and its impact on our well-being. Mental health conditions can affect anyone, regardless of gender, age, race, ethnicity, or income level. The good news is… mental health conditions are treatable.The more we talk about mental health together, the more normalized these conversations become – ultimately empowering people to seek the help they need.

Consider taking the opportunity this month to check in with your children about how they are doing. Maybe share your experience of how you are caring for your mental health. Help enforce the message that, “it’s okay to not be okay”, and encourage them to seek help when they need it. 

Here is a great article focused on How to Talk to Your Kids About Their Mental Health with an included coloring and activity book. 

Here is a resource for Mental Health Awareness Month that has how to access care, a crisis toolkit, and information about anxiety and kids.  Additional Parent and Caregiver resources on the mental health of children can be found here.


Summer Reading!

The Cultural Disciples Book Club will pick back up in August. You can join in by reading these books over the summer.

If you’re not moving up you are slipping down.
— Geraldine Brooks, Horse
Alone, we are a solitary violin, a lonely flute, a trumpet singing in the dark. Together, we are a symphony.
— Brendan Slocumb, The Violin Conspiracy

25 Anniversary Edition Shirts On Sale Now

Celebrate 25 Years with T-Shirt savings! Five Dollars off our popular 25th Anniversary styles.

Click the pic to see current inventory and claim your size!

Tees can be picked up in the Development Office, or contact Lynni for alternate delivery options!


May 2nd, 2024

Hi Evergreen families,

Somehow it’s May, and we’ve officially reached the point in the year where time just goes faster and faster until summer arrives in a whirlwind of end of year celebrations, bittersweet graduation ceremonies, staff transitions, and vacation excitement. 

Our Earth Day celebration this week was a joyful celebration of community, learning, and service and we have so much gratitude to our Environmental Education program coordinator, Marin Leroy, for the many hours she spent planning and overseeing the day. If you did not get a chance to volunteer, check out the gallery below for llamas, flowers, and mud!

Looking forward in this month, we have a flurry of events: middle school’s Talent Show, Grad Walk, our Annual Meeting on May 16th, end of year assessments and standardized tests among many other things.

Did you know that you can add the Evergreen calendar to your phone with a couple of really simple steps? Just think of all the time you’ll save not having to add Evergreen events to your calendar! Here’s a quick tutorial: from your phone (or desktop, if you prefer), go to the calendars page of the Evergreen website. Check out the google calendar, and when you see the tiny +Google Calendar button on the bottom right of the calendar, click it. It will open your calendar app and prompt you to add the calendar. And from then on, you’ll have Evergreen events at your fingertips without the extra work of adding them!

Switching gears for a minute, I do want to raise awareness that North Carolina’s general assembly has convened for their short session of the year. More than ever, I hope you will take some time to learn about bills that are being discussed and use your voices to advocate for funding for public education and teachers in North Carolina. 

Resources:

LEGISLATIVE CALENDAR, NEWS, & INFORMATION
CONTACT INFO

I’m looking forward to the busyness and celebrations that May and June bring - let’s enjoy the next six weeks together as much as possible!

Keep an eye out for a new date during the next school year!

May 10th - Know any Former Evergreen Grads? Pass It On!

Family Showing May 15th @ 6:45pm

Click Here for the Official School Calendar

Click Here to Support Your School!

Click Here to Buy Your Tickets to the End of Year Celebration!


 

May 4th - Community Work Day

Facilities Crew! Join us in wrapping up the loose ends of Earth Day!
Email Patrick to RSVP!


 

May 7th - Book Club

The next Cultural Disciples Book Club will meet May 7th at 3:45pm, in the garden, weather permitting! Pick up your copy of Fire Keeper’s Daughter if you’d like to join in the conversation.


Thank You Village!

Pictures of presenters, students, and volunteers from this year’s Earth Day Celebration!

April 25th, 2024

NO SCHOOL MAY 24th

Each year we plan for a few snow days. We have not had to cancel school once this year so now we get to give that time back! The Board approved extending the Memorial Day Weekend, so there is NO SCHOOL May 24th or May 27th. Enjoy the long weekend!

All day care is available for students registered for EverAfter. Ensure you are register for all-day care to avoid extra charges: https://www.evergreeneverafter.org/daily-care


Today and Tomorrow Student Led Conferences

Thursday, 4/25 - 4:00-8:00pm
Childcare available until 8pm in
Multipurpose Room
(behind Middle School)

Friday, 4/26 - 8:00am-12:00pm 
There is no school on this day, only conferences.

Childcare available in the Gym. Sign up with James for all day care. More info here: https://www.evergreeneverafter.org/daily-care

Childcare is available for school-age siblings during conferences. Please drop off children with a staff member. Do not send them solo. If you're on campus waiting for your conference time, please stay clear of the field and playgrounds, so that EverAfter can effectively operate. And, most importantly, KIDS MAY NOT BE LEFT UNSUPERVISED ANYWHERE ON CAMPUS.


This week is Volunteer Appreciation Week! Volunteers are such an integral part of the very conception and founding of Evergreen. And 25 years on, our parent volunteers are still such an important part of what makes Evergreen a *Community* Charter School. Thank you for showing up for our students, for our teachers, and for our staff. We value the time, we value the investment, we value you. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for each act of kindness, each banana muffin, each event eased, each paper graded, each garden nurtured!


next monday is Earth Day at Evergreen

In some Native languages the term for plants translates to: those who take care of us.
— Robin Wall Kimmerer

For the past 25 years our Earth Day event has celebrated Evergreen’s ongoing environmental learning and action, through workshops and service learning opportunities. We highlight the importance of working together to create a more sustainable and just world for us all to live in together. 

This work takes a village! Please look over the volunteer form to see how you can get involved. There are both on-site-day-of and remote opportunities.  Your support helps our day run smoothly! (and it’s really fun!)

 

 

May 4th Work Day

We need work day volunteers to tie the bow on any projects left unfinished after Earth Day!

Come play in the gardens, on the trail, and all around campus!

 

We’re bringing Potlucks Back!


This well-loved clipping from a magazine (?) is from my mother’s little metal recipe box. It now lives in my phone.

Sunday, May 5th @ 4pm at Evergreen

We invite you to a space to build and reaffirm our Evergreen community.  Everyone is welcome, including children of all ages.  Simply bring a dish that means something to you or your family and be prepared to talk about it!


Reuben Loaf

- Lynni Meador

Food traditions are all about what we deem worth keeping. Right now we are building food traditions for our families. One day, they’re going to call home looking for ways to reproduce their faves.

The first recipe I called home looking for was the Reuben Loaf. I think of it as a family recipe even though, if you look closely at the recipe, it clearly came from Fleischmann's Yeast Co.

We didn't have a lot of money when we were growing up and this recipe stretched in all the right places. We didn't always use corned beef, sometimes our reubens were rachels- meaning we used turkey, or in a super not-kosher move: ham! Whatever lunch meat or cheese we had on hand went in. Sometimes it would be half one meat, half another. Sometimes it was split in thirds - a meal and a lesson in fractions.

I had always assumed that the Rueben Sandwich perhaps sprang from this 'more traditional dish'. That it originated in Eastern Europe, that it was German, that it was Jewish. But actually, the sandwich came first, and as for the rest of my assumptions: yes, sort of. I did some googling and found that: ”the Reuben is a deeply early-20th-century American Midwestern creation, a Jewish sandwich that isn't kosher, made by an assimilated Eastern European whose family left Russia, Poland, and Germany several generations before World War II”.  Making it a truly American creation: assimilated, argued over, adapted, and… delicious. 

I hope you’ll sign up to share a food story through the Passports Potluck. I want to know what you deemed worth keeping.


$23,000 Evergreen Fund campaign

We need your help.

We need to raise $23,000 by the end of the school year.

As a NC charter school, we receive 25% less governmental funding than traditional public schools. 

In honor of our 25th anniversary, consider creating a monthly or quarterly recurring gift of $25. Maybe a one time gift of $250.

Community support at all levels will help us reach our fundraising goal.


  • Pull all the way up to the back of the car in front of you.

  • Students should exit on the passenger side. If they are unable to, we urge you to pull around and park.

  • Have your child(ren) ready to go so they can get right out when you stop - if there is an issue and you need to assist your child, do not exit your vehicle, please pull around and park.

  • Stay in your car and let the traffic team help if your child needs it.

  • If your windows are tinted, it is hard to see whether that shadow is a kid or a canine. If you are needing help that is not coming, try rolling down a window.


Election Run-offs - May 14th

We will have voters on campus again in May 14th. Voting will be taking place in the Art Room. There will be extra traffic on campus during this time.

You can find more information about this runoff election at the Buncombe County Board of Elections site.


Middle School Talent Show

Middle School Talent Show Sign-ups are open through the end of the day today!

You can join us for the fun!
Wednesday, May 15th @ 6:45pm for a family showing.
-or-
Thursday, May 16th
from 10:45am through Noon for
the 4th-8th grade viewing.

On Thursday, parking in the upper lot will be limited, so plan to walk up from the lower lot.


Summer Camp!

Reserve your spot today!

Don’t forget Summer Kids Guide offers a scholarship, up to $500, that you can use here!

Summer Camp Scholarship Program


Making Informed Choices with Media and Technology

We’ve been hearing from parents about their increasing concerns with all the forces of media out there, particularly as our kids age. The top questions I get from parents these days are all surrounding technology and media. How do I protect my kid from negative media? How much screen time is too much screen time? Is this game too violent? When should I get my kid a phone? What apps are dangerous or helpful? What parental control options are available? Is this TV show ok for my kid?

It is important that caregivers monitor media exposure for kids of all ages. Pro-use, violent and hypersexualized messages abound, are easily found, and are increasingly (and literally) right at their fingertips. Limit and discuss the use of devices and apps to mitigate the addictive aspects of technology.

Your go-to resource for info on all of the above is Common Sense Media. A one-stop place to get media reviews, resources, research, and coaching. Check out their family tech planners to craft a Family Media Plan. They have different recommendations based on developmental stages and ages, and worksheets to help you put together a plan that fits your family.


Cultural Disciples Book Club
May 7th @ 3:45

The next Cultural Disciples Book Club will meet May 7th at 3:45pm, in the garden, weather permitting! Pick up your copy of Fire Keeper’s Daughter if you’d like to join in the conversation.

Auntie’s voice wraps me like a blanket. ‘Please be careful. Not every Elder is a cultural teacher, and not all cultural teachers are Elders. It’s okay to listen to what people say and only hold on to the parts that resonate with you. It’s okay to leave the rest behind. Trust yourself to know the difference’.
— A. Boulley
 

Psst… Grad Walk, May 10th @ 11am. Pass it on!

Each Spring we celebrate our Evergreen Alums who are graduating high school this year.

If you have any friends who fit this description, please make sure they’ve heard about the Grad Walk, May 10th @ 11am. We had an amazing turnout last year!

If you have any ideas of how to make this a special event for the alum, we welcome your suggestions/participation!

These graduates’ eighth grade year was cut short by covid, so a little extra love would be awesome.


End of Year Dance Party & Fundraiser is an All Day Throwdown!

$4/ Kids, $8/ Adults, $24/ Max for families!
Buy Your Tickets Here! All Proceeds benefit the school.

Call up your Evergreen besties and make a plan to celebrate the end of the school year at the Rise and Shine Dance Party and Fundraiser!

The fun starts at 3pm with a kid friendly Kid Hop dance party dj’d by our own, Sagan Thacker. You may know Sagan from their work in Ever After, behind the Front Desk on Mondays, or from their Saturday morning show called RadioActive Kids on 103.3fm. And if you don’t know, well now you know!

The Grey Eagle Taqueria will be open until 7pm to delight with their platanos, nachos, and of course tacos!

Get your tacos before 6pm so you can join us for a quick and fun Salsa Dancing lesson to get you moving!

From 7:00pm-10:00pm the dance floor will open again for an all ages dance party. Bring the kids or leave them with a sitter, y’all decide. Try out the moves you learned in the lesson, or do your own thing!

Silent Auction and Raffles will offer the chance to pick up some awesome prizes while supporting Evergreen. This event is open to the public. Bring your friends and family!



 

Little Actions, Big Payoffs

Earn cash for Evergreen by linking your grocery accounts to the school! This has to be done anew each year. Have you re-registered yet?

Remember Box Tops for Education? Well now we’re in the digital age! Simply download the App and scan your receipts, wherever you shop.

Artsonia also gives a percentage of your purchases to the school. So start your masterpiece mug collection!

Evergreen School # 10713


April 18th, 2024

Meanders through Riparian Forest Buffers

This week RiverLink stopped by with their Stream Table as part of our Environmental Education program. Second and Fifth Grade got to interact with this demo as part of their Weather Expedition and Our Interdependent World Expedition, respectively. In the model, microplastics are used to approximate sediment and students got to experiment with building in a flood zone. Students learned about meanders, erosion, deposition, and riparian forest buffers. They placed communities on the land that they built and watched as the flood came. They got to see the difference in flooding between land with and land without the riparian buffer. And LOOK at this engagement!

meander (n.) - a winding curve or bend of a river or road.
erosion (v.) - the process of eroding or being eroded by wind, water, or other natural agents.
deposition (v.) - the action of depositing something. "The students observed the deposition of microplastics downstream."
riparian forest buffer (n.) - an area adjacent to a stream, lake, or wetland that contains a combination of trees, shrubs, and/or other perennial plants and is managed differently from the surrounding landscape, primarily to provide conservation benefits.

 

Student Led Conferences

Thursday, 4/25 - 4:00-8:00pm
Childcare available until 8pm in
Multipurpose Room (behind Middle School)

Friday, 4/26 - 8:00am-12:00pm 
There is no school on this day, only conferences.
Childcare available in the Gym.

Childcare is available for school-age siblings during conferences. Please drop off children with a staff member. Do not send them solo. If you're on campus waiting for your conference time, please stay clear of the field and playgrounds, so that EverAfter can effectively operate. And, most importantly, KIDS MAY NOT BE LEFT UNSUPERVISED ANYWHERE ON CAMPUS.


Earth Day at Evergreen

In some Native languages the term for plants translates to: those who take care of us.
— Robin Wall Kimmerer

For the past 25 years our Earth Day event has celebrated Evergreen’s ongoing environmental learning and action, through workshops and service learning opportunities. We highlight the importance of working together to create a more sustainable and just world for us all to live in together. 

This work takes a village! Please look over the volunteer form to see how you can get involved. There are both on-site-day-of and remote opportunities.  Your support helps our day run smoothly! (and it’s really fun!)


$23,000 Evergreen Fund campaign

We need your help.

We need to raise $23,000 by the end of the school year.

As a NC charter school, we receive 25% less governmental funding than traditional public schools. 

In honor of our 25th anniversary, consider creating a monthly or quarterly recurring gift of $25. Maybe a one time gift of $250.

Community support at all levels will help us reach our fundraising goal.


  • Pull all the way up to the back of the car in front of you.

  • Students should exit on the passenger side. If they are unable to, we urge you to pull around and park.

  • Have your child(ren) ready to go so they can get right out when you stop - if there is an issue and you need to assist your child, do not exit your vehicle, please pull around and park.

  • Stay in your car and let the traffic team help if your child needs it.

  • If your windows are tinted, it is hard to see whether that shadow is a kid or a canine. If you are needing help that is not coming, try rolling down a window.


The Haw Creek Hustle is this weekend!

Glory Hound Events is excited to announce their newest race in Asheville - The Haw Creek Hustle on April 20 - a 5k race meandering through the heart of the Haw Creek valley. Join runners at Charlie Bullman Park for a celebratory fun run, the timed 5k race, and/or the post-race celebration. Hosted by the Haw Creek Community Association, this event is intended to bring the community together, not just to hustle, but also to socialize with neighbors, meet new friends, enjoy some fresh air, and make lasting memories.
 
You can find all of the race information and the link to registration HERE.


Summer Camp!

Reserve your spot today!

Don’t forget Summer Kids Guide offers a scholarship, up to $500, that you can use here!

Summer Camp Scholarship Program


Emotional Intelligence

Happy Spring Evergreen! We hope you all had a fun, restful, and restorative Spring Break! This week, we are sharing this wonderful Ted Talk: How to Raise Emotionally Intelligent Kids given by renowned Educator and Counselor, Lael Stone, whose passion is to “create wellness in families through connection and communication.” 

This talk introduces the concept of Emotional Intelligence, or the ability to recognize, interpret, and process emotions in yourself and others. Our emotions impact our attention, memory, and learning capacities, our ability to cultivate relationships with others, and our physical and mental health. Research shows that children with high emotional intelligence experience more school engagement and higher grades, better attention, deeper empathy and compassion, and stronger peer relationships. They are also better able to communicate and regulate their own emotions.

As Lael explores the power of emotional intelligence through the lens of parenting, she shares her own personal revelation that, “children can’t be what they don’t see”, and how parents’ own emotional literacy can be a real superpower in raising strong, capable, emotionally intelligent children. 

Additional Resources:  

Lael Stone: Supporting the Heart of the Child

The Aware Parenting Podcast: Lael Stone & Marion Rose

Book: Permission to Feel by Marc Brackett, PhD

Article: 6 Tips for Raising an Emotionally Intelligent Child


We’re bringing Potlucks Back!

Curated by the Equity Leadership Team

Sunday, May 5th @ 4pm at Evergreen

We invite you to a space to build and reaffirm our Evergreen community.  Everyone is welcome, including children of all ages.  Simply bring a dish that means something to you or your family and be prepared to talk about it!

Food for us comes from our relatives, whether they have wings or fins or roots. That is how we consider food. Food has a culture. It has a history. It has a story. It has relationships.
— Winona LaDuke

Cultural Disciples Book Club
May 7th @ 3:45

The next Cultural Disciples Book Club will meet May 7th at 3:45pm, in the garden, weather permitting! Pick up your copy of Fire Keeper’s Daughter if you’d like to join in the conversation.

Auntie’s voice wraps me like a blanket. ‘Please be careful. Not every Elder is a cultural teacher, and not all cultural teachers are Elders. It’s okay to listen to what people say and only hold on to the parts that resonate with you. It’s okay to leave the rest behind. Trust yourself to know the difference’.
— A. Boulley
 

Psst… Grad Walk, May 10th @ 11am. Pass it on!

Each Spring we celebrate our Evergreen Alums who are graduating high school this year.

If you have any friends who fit this description, please make sure they’ve heard about the Grad Walk, May 10th @ 11am. We had an amazing turnout last year!

If you have any ideas of how to make this a special event for the alum, we welcome your suggestions/participation!

These graduates’ eighth grade year was cut short by covid, so a little extra love would be awesome.


End of Year Dance Party & Fundraiser is an All Day Throwdown!

Call up your Evergreen besties and make a plan to celebrate the end of the school year at the Rise and Shine Dance Party and Fundraiser!

The fun starts at 3pm with a kid friendly Kid Hop dance party dj’d by our own, Sagan Thacker. You may know Sagan from their work in Ever After, behind the Front Desk on Mondays, or from their Saturday morning show called RadioActive Kids on 103.3fm. And if you don’t know, well now you know!

The Grey Eagle Taqueria will be open until 7pm to delight with their platanos, nachos, and of course tacos!

Get your tacos before 6pm so you can join us for a quick and fun Salsa Dancing lesson to get you moving!

From 7:00pm-10:00pm the dance floor will open again for an all ages dance party. Bring the kids or leave them with a sitter, y’all decide. Try out the moves you learned in the lesson, or do your own thing!

Silent Auction and Raffles will offer the chance to pick up some awesome prizes while supporting Evergreen. This event is open to the public. Bring your friends and family!

Will post a link to purchase tickets soon! Watch the Scoop and Social Media for updates!



Little Actions, Big Payoffs

Earn cash for Evergreen by taking a moment to link your grocery accounts to the school! This has to be done anew each year. Have you re-registered yet?

Remember Box Tops for Education? Now you don’t even have to cut off the cereal box top and save them in plastic baggies, we’re in the digital age, baby! Simply download the App and scan your receipts, wherever you shop.

Artsonia also gives a percentage of your purchases to the school. So start your masterpiece mug collection!

Evergreen School # 10713