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CLASS PARTIES/SPECIAL SNACKS
There are two class parties scheduled each year: Christmas and the End of the Year.
Teachers/room parents may choose to arrange a special snack for the following occasions: Halloween, Thanksgiving, 100th Day of School, Grandparents, Mother’s, or Father’s Day, Valentines Day, Mardi Gras, Honors Day. Many times, food items are used as educational opportunities to learn about others’ cultures, heritage, etc. These items are not considered a special snack.
No homemade items are allowed as special snacks. Due to many restrictions and allergies, all special snacks should be store-bought, and if possible, individually wrapped.
