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Snowflakes and Hotcakes

• Saturday, February 4, 2012
• 8:30am-11am
• $3.00 per person (includes breakfast and activities)
• Must make reservation with payment
• Committee member will confirm your specific reservation time

Download Forms

• Reservation Order Form
• Theme Basket Ticket Order Form
• Theme Basket Ticket Order Form (Teachers Only)
• Theme Basket Preview List

“Dream Weaver – A strangely familiar musical”

What would you do if you could no longer dream?! Well, come along as Dottie and the people of Slumberville go on a perilous quest to find their stolen dreams. They encounter many wacky and zany characters on their journey to see the great and powerful “Dream Weaver.” This high energy musical parody is filled with song, dance and hilarious comedy! Will they succeed? Will they reach their goals and aspirations and make their dreams come true, or will they be stuck living their worst nightmare.

February 10 & 11, 2012
Alpharetta High School Auditorium

• Doors to waiting area and concession open at 6
• Doors to theater open at 6:30 P.M. — Curtain at 7 P.M
• TICKET ORDER FORM – $5.00/TICKET

California Pizza Kitchen Fundraiser

Join us at California Pizza Kitchen for a flavorful FUNdraising event! Just bring this flyer, present it to your server and 20% of your check will be donated to our organization. Purchases include dine-in, catering, take-out and all beverages!

Thursday, Mar. 8, 2012 (All Day)

California Pizza Kitchen
North Point Mall • 6301 North Point Pkwy
(Across from JC Penney’s)
770.664.8246

Download the Flyer

A Letter from our PTA Co-President

Dear New Prospect Families

Wow!  What an exciting, fun, and busy first semester New Prospect had!  A sincere thank you goes out to all of our volunteers for their hard work in making all the fall semester activities run so smoothly.

This year we held our second annual “Hands on New Prospect” in September.  The grounds of the school look wonderful thanks to the efforts of many parent and student volunteers.  One of the highlights of the semester was the “11-11, Make a Wish” Gala. Attendees helped raise nearly $20,000 towards school improvements! Thank you to Gala Committee Chairs Catherine McKemie and Maria Elena Casey and everyone who worked on the committee. It was truly a fabulous event.

In school, our kids participated in Red Ribbon Week. Not only did they hear positive messages about living a drug-free life, but they also had the chance to hear inspirational messages from two former members of the “Harlem Globetrotter” as special guest speakers.  The children were also able to showcase their talents in the Reflections Arts Program, learn about famous artists during ‘Meet the Masters’, and expand their home libraries at the Media Center’s Book Fair.   The children also participated in ‘Panther Pete’s Science Lab, which is entirely funded by the PTA and staffed with parent volunteers. Thank you to Science Lab Coordinator Liz Ward who has put in countless hours to ensure that each lab runs smoothly!

We also enjoyed Spirit Nights at Chick-Fil-A, Barnes & Noble, Jason’s Deli, Bruster’s, and Rosa’s Pizza.  We look forward to more Spirit Nights this spring.

Spring semester promises to be just as busy and exciting as the fall.  Snowflakes and Hotcakes, along with our popular Theme Basket raffle, will be held on Saturday, February 4^th.  The production of our 4^th and 5^th grade play Dreamweaver will be held on Friday, February 10^th and Saturday, February 11^th.  The performances will be held at the Alpharetta High School.  One of the highlights for the spring semester will be our Fun Run that will be held in March. We also have more cultural arts programs, the Spring Teacher Appreciation luncheon, the Spring Book Fair, and will wrap up the year with the 5^th Grade Farewell.

Spring semester also means we must start looking forward to next year as well.  If you would like to become more involved in the PTA, please contact us or one of our other board members.  There are great opportunities to fit all schedules, backgrounds, and needs.

On behalf of the PTA, we would like to extend our most sincere congratulations and best wishes to Ms. Faulkner as she begins her retirement.   Not only has she been a consistent and positive advocate for our children, she has always been an enthusiastic supporter of the PTA. We will miss her!

Enjoy the remainder of the 2011-2012 school year!

Sincerely,
Jenny Idichandy & Lisa Oxman
PTA Co-Presidents