All-School Clean up day! - Saturday, May 9th WORK DAY REMINDER
Work day at The Grammar School is this Saturday, May 9th, from 9-noon with a BBQ to follow. Hot dogs, hamburgers, veggie burgers, chips and beverage will be provided.
There will be tasks for everyone, young and old, rain or shine which will include gardening, raking, transplanting, pruning and mulching. We have some painting as well. There are plenty of jobs for those who are comfortable with chain sawing and weed whacking.
We will be raking and mulching the gardens, dressing up the front stairs, cutting and removing brush as well as staining picnic tables. We need a small crew to snip and remove some old barbed wire from the woods. If you would like to be on that crew please bring sturdy wire snips and gloves. William Chambers will lead that group.
Please bring rakes, shovels, gardening tools, painting clothes, chain saws and weed wackers. A small wheelbarrow is also helpful. .Make sure you clearly mark your tools so we can return any that may be left behind.
This is a fun and productive morning with results we can all take pride in. Thank you in advance and remember, many hands makes light work.
Chris Harlow
The Grammar School 7th & 8th Grades present SOUTH PACIFIC May 6-9 at 7 pm Thursday, May 7th, Benefit for Putney Family Services

General Admission Tickets at the Door $10/adults; $5/children-alumni; $25/families Reservations Accepted - email Tammy Pre-order DVD's - $30 - Cast A or B - email AlliFor the cast and audience-souvenir South Pacific "dog tags" will be on sale at the performances for $5.00 each! Take home a great memento, support our kids!!! JUICEPOPS- for sale at morning recesses, 100% natural fruit juices and $.50 each. To raise money for the Windham County Humane Society. This is a community service project for the first grade. Sales will begin on Friday, May 1, and continue until the end of the year. SAVE THESE DATES! Friday, MAY 15th: Grandparents/Grandfriends Day 8:30-12:00 8:30 - 9:40 Classroom visits 9:45 - 10:15 Welcome for Visitors (Coffee and pastries in gym) 10:15- 10:40 Recess 10:45 - 11:45 Student Entertainment Friday, MAY 29th: 'Til the Cows Come Home TGS Spring Benefit at Alyson's Orchard! Reserve your tickets now ($25 each) Live and Silent Auction. Great Food and Drink. Terrific Music. Good Company! Special Tribute to Marcia Leader
YEARBOOK ADS - The eighth grade class is now selling ad space in The Grammar School Annual Yearbook. This yearbook is distributed to all Grammar School families, faculty, and staff, and is funded solely by what we as a class are able to raise. If you are interested in purchasing an ad for your business or a message to honor a 2009 grad, please go to the TGS website for information and a form. If you have any questions, please contact Paul Hopkins at phopkins@tgs-putney.org or call 802-387-5364. Thank you for your support!
TGS YARD SALE! - Stuff is accumulating in the barn, but we need more donations for the TGS YARD SALE (to be held Sat. May 23--rain-date Sat May 24)! Please drop items in the barn across the road from Hickory Ridge House Bed and Breakfast (park in barn yard, go in through big double barn doors-only right door slides). If possible, organize your items into the following categories: * clothes (age and gender) * toys and kid stuff * household items * outdoor and sports equipment * electronics
We also need plastic bags, hangers, and big tarps (the latter on loan. Label your tarp and we'll get it back to you after the sale).
If you don't have time to organize, just drop it off and we'll sort it! Big items go in the outdoor bays under the big barn. Contact Evie Lovett 387-5854/eviejeff@sover.net with questions. Benefits 5-8 grade trip budgets.
ON THE TGS UNDERGROUND -Trusteeship at TGS information letter 8th Grade Yearbook Ads information/form
ON THE TGS WEBSITE - South Pacific rehearsal photos by Natalie Thomson
TGS Summer Camps! Sign up today!
June 29th - July 24th, 9:00 - 3:30
New This Summer: Ropes Course, Art of Mexico, Bookmaking, Art and Nature, Batik, Circus, Printmaking, and Weaving. The Young Explorers camp has 4 new offerings for 4 & 5 year olds.
Please let me know if you did not receive a form in the mail or if you need an additional copy. If you know of any families who might like to receive information about our camp you could certainly pass along another set of forms or give me their contact information. Our form and program information are also all on the website: TGS Summer Program Thank you, William Chambers wchamber@tgs-putney.org
NO Wednesday game days - until further notice - we're still looking for volunteers to lead activities! Please check with Mary if you'd like to help out or have any questions. mosgood@tgs-putney.org
 OPUS 18 WINNERS Michaela Shea-Gander, Antonia Dufort and Nathaniel Todd Long traveled with their families and their teacher, Alli Lubin, to the Haskell Opera House in Derby Line, VT to hear their musical compositions performed by live professional musicians last week. The DVD will be available for viewing soon.
THE FOURTH GRADE IS COLLECTING NON-PERISHABLE ITEMS FOR PUTNEY FAMILY SERVICES DURING THE MONTH OF MAY. There is a box outside the main office or donated items can be brought to the fourth grade classroom. Thank you so much everyone for supporting this year -long community service. Linda
NEW TGS TRIFOLD BROCHURES - are here. We are in the process of spreading the Grammar School "word" and we really need everyone's help! If every family took 6 brochures and placed them in a "special" place we would be out in the community in about 80 different locations!!! This would be very exciting. Please consider picking up a 1/2 dozen or so from my office OR I would be happy to send them home in your child's backpack. We are looking to be displayed in doctor's offices, recreational facilities, places of business, preschool/daycare and any other sites you might think of where clients might pick them up. JUST PICK ONE PLACE. We have always told you that you are our best marketers and this definitely continues to be the case. Thank you in advance for helping with this project! Marcia
Come one, Come all! Strolling of the Heifers Committee Asks Everyone to "Save the Date" A few cow-minded individuals have gotten together to plan for this year's Strolling of the Heifers parade in downtown Brattleboro. We are asking that families in all grades save the date of June 6th for participation in the parade. Come show your support for TGS! We will make cool cow t-shirts to wear and plan to march with giant marionettes (dressed for the occasion, of cow-rse). We need students (and parents) young and old! We are also looking for someone to volunteer some sort of hay wagon (no motors) for the little ones to ride on if they tire out. More people are also needed to plan and/or help with resources. If you are willing to help and/or if you plan to march with us, please contact Ray Hutchins (parent of Lyle in K) or Darcy Gibney, Kindergarten teacher! COMMUNITY NEWS! DEAR DOG OWNERS - I'm available this summer for dog sitting and would love a job! I am available June 12th through June 30th and July 10th through August 1st. E-mail me for details: livdiorio79@gmail.com. Thank you, Liv Diorio
ĄSpanish Camp for children ages 4-10! June 22-26 at The Grammar School July 27-31 at The Green Valley School Songs, games, puppets, creative projects, outdoor play! For more information please contact Elissa McLean at elissamclean@gmail.com or 387-2522.
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May 6-9 Wed-Sat SOUTH PACIFIC 7 pm
Sat May 9 All-School Clean Up
Fri May 15 Grandparents' Day 8:30 am - 12 noon
Sat May 23 TGS YARD SALE Sat May 24 - rain date
Fri May 29 Spring Event Till The Cows Come Home Alyson's Orchard
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