New! Friday Night Events for Middle School Students!
Friday Fun Fest!
Select Fridays from 6:30-8:45 PM
Open to 6th-8th Grade Students
Each night will have wacky gym games and prizes (including iTunes gift cards and gift certificates to Village Picture Shows and Spiral Scoops)! Before playing gym games, an educational workshop will be offered. Friday Fun Fest nights are open to all area 6th, 7th and 8th grade middle students. Friday Fun Fest nights that occur after the school year ends will also be open to future 6th grade students and recently graduated 8th grade students.
May 25th @ Manchester Elementary Middle School
Wacky gym games: Defend The King & Bucketball. Presentation on Bullying & Healthy Relationships Presentation by Project Against Violent Encounters
More info to come on June Friday Fun Fest nights! Also, teen volunteers are needed! Get community service hours while having fun! Contact Kerri for more information at kerri@thecollaborative.us or 824-4200
All-Schools 7th & 8th Grade Dance This Saturday
The Collaborative’s Our Voices Xposed teen anti-tobacco group and the Burr and Burton Academy Students Against Destructive Decisions chapter invite all local 7th & 8th grade students to attend an amazing New Years themed semi-formal dance!
Admission is $5 & 1 canned food item
Dress to impress and come have a good time!! Prizes will be given away all night and grad bags will be handed out at the end!
Permission slips are required. Click here to download a permission slip or contact Kerri by calling 824-4200 or email kerri@thecollaborative.us.
To volunteer as a chaperon, also contact Kerri. **Any school with student attending the dance must provide at least one chaperon.**
Vermont Kids Against Tobacco and Halloween
Did you know Flood Brook’s Vermont Kids Against Tobacco has started?! Join the fun! When we meet, after school on Wednesdays, we spend some time just hanging out and having a snack and then we get down to business. Right now we are in the process of creating Halloween cards, inserting a smoke free sticker and a tobacco fact. While the general consensus for the Halloween activity included zombies and trap doors, we decided that coloring Halloween cards would be fun.
To learn more about our local and statewide activities click here