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Independent Living

Mrs. Nugent

Questions about your child’s progress?

hectatpjhs@comcast.net

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Classroom volunteers are welcome in this class. Volunteering doesn’t have to stop in elementary school! Assisting in a class gives you an idea of what goes on, and assists our students as well. Contact Mrs. Nugent at the e-mail address above if you would like to help.

 


WISH LIST for INDEPENDENT LIVING and CULINARY ARTS

2005-2006

  • Volunteers to assist in Garden Design,
  • Sprinkler Systems
  • Fencing for use in Culinary Garden
  • Outdoor Display Case
  • Wooden wine casks (half barrels) for plantings in garden
  • Box Tops for Education
  • Gift Cards to:
    • Safeway
    • Joann’s Fabrics
    • Target
    • Costco
    • Yardbirds
  • Cash Donations
  • Business Sponsors
  • Volunteers in Classroom, especially sous chefs for kitchen labs
  • Guest Speakers: Chefs, Interior Designers, Child Care Center Operators, Restaurant Owners, Cake Decorators, Electricians
  • Metal 12” rulers (heavy duty)
  • Printer Cartridges: Lexmark_15,26
  • Facial Tissue: Approximately 10 boxes
  • Aluminum foil
  • Food: Apples, English Muffins, Bagels, Refrigerator Biscuits, potatoes, flats of eggs, frozen hash browns ONLY UNOPENED, COMPLETE PACKAGES OF FOOD CAN BE ACCEPTED
  • Cleaning supplies : Ajax, Comet, Dish soap
  • Dual Duty or Gutermann thread: white, black, red
  • Interior Design Supplies: Formica Countertop Samples from Home Depot or Yardbirds in black, faux granite, or wood grains
  • Felt : black
  • Plain white cotton woven fabric (sheeting material)

If you can help with any of the above items, please call Charlene Nugent at Petaluma Junior High School: 778-4724, or e-mail : hectatpjhs@comcast.net. Thank you.

PARENTS: IN LIEU OF A MONETARY DONATION, STUDENTS MAY DONATE $15.00 WORTH OF ANY OF THE ABOVE ITEMS, OR SELL A MINIMUM OF 5 COOKBOOKS DURING OUR FUNDRAISER

 


Culinary Garden:
The Science of Food from Seed to Sauce

Our culinary garden is now going strong thanks to a wonderful grant from the Petaluma Educational Foundation, and underwritten by Barbara’s Bakery. Our basil, mint, sage, peppers, parsley, rosemary, and lavender are being harvested at this time for use in the cooking labs. Parents, we do need help with occasional weeding, shoveling gravel and sand, delivering railroad ties, and assisting in the installation of a sprinkler system and fencing, and the installation of trellises.

Contact Charlene Nugent at 778-4724, or hectatpjhs@comcast.net

 


Cookbook Sale

Fundraising is now a fact of life in public schools to enable many of our programs to survive. Cookbook sales begin November 9th, and will run for three weeks. This annual fundraiser pays for classroom equipment. Past sales have purchased computers, a refrigerator, dryer, sound system, video and digital camera, and a KitchenAid mixer. Cookbooks cost $10.00, and make great holiday gifts. New versions

of the cookbook are sold every year. The theme this year is Rush Hour Meals.


Box Tops For Education

Box Tops for Education is another one of the fundraisers we participate in. Collect Box Tops and submit them into the “big yellow box” in the main office, or bring them to homerooms and place in the “Box Tops” cup for homeroom prizes.


 

©2005 Archon Express
Last Updated on October 1, 2005