Hudson Prairie PTO Ltd

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“We pay for t-shirts for the 5th graders track and field day (Grants $0; Exp. $1,362). We hosted a bingo night open to all students and their families for a school community event (Grants $0; Exp. $617). We hosted two Scholastic book fairs. The book fairs were open to all students (Grants $3,079; Exp. $3,213). We cover 1/3 of the cost of 5th graders to attend a daily camp (Camp St. Croix) (Grants $0; Exp. $3,138). We contribute to the costs of field trips ($10/student, 481 students in total). We hosted a "Fine Arts Night" where students and local artists sold their artwork. This event was open to all students (Grants $2,664; Exp. $597). We hosted a rollerskating night open to all students and their families for a school community event (Grants $0; Exp. $250), provided bottles of water for students who forgot to bring water to school (Grants $0; Exp. $54), and purchased mice missing from school supply kits purchased by parents (Grants $0; Exp. 153). We sponsored the Junior Achievement program, which teaches students how to management money, think entrepreneurially, and prepare for the workforce. This program is provided to all students (Grants $0; Exp. $1,100). We hosted a movie night open to all students and their families for a school community event (Grants $0; Exp. $50). We supported teachers and staff throughout the year through various appreciation activities. We provided a meal to teachers during parent-teacher conferences twice in the school year and provided meals and gifts to teachers and staff during Teacher Appreciation Week. Approximately 75 teachers and staff benefited (Grants $0; Exp. $4,633). We sponsor a traveling theatre company (Storybook Theatre) to work with students, who put on a play for the school and their families. The play is open to 4th and 5th graders, and approximately 80 students participated in the play (Grants $277; Exp. $4,257). We provided various grants to teachers, including books for the "Battle of the Books" statewide competition, rewards for all students when meeting all-school goals, bussing for field trips, prizes for students for a summer reading program, science lights for the kindergarten classrooms, a musician from a foreign country to teach students about instruments from his home country, and rewards for staff to support morale and positivity (Grants $0; Exp. $3,147). On the evening of school orientation, we provide an ice cream truck available to all students as a treat to welcome them back to school (Grants $0; Exp. $1,079). We provide yearbooks for purchase to all students. The majority of the revenues are paid directly to our vendor. We purchase a handful of yearbooks to donate to parents who are not able to purchase yearbooks for their students ("angel fund").”

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