This year’s Spirit Wear Sale is finally here!
The Hauser PTO will be holding a Spirit Wear sale through Friday, November 2nd. Please check out our on-line shop for all of this year’options. Orders will be delivered to school and sent home with your student in the mid- November. If you have any questions, please contact Lisa Gaynor @ ltgaynor@aol.com.
Hauser On-line Spirit Wear Shop
The next Hauser PTO food night will be held this
Tuesday, October 9th at Portillo’s in Forest Park from 5:00-8:00pm. Dine in or Drive Thru. If dining in, make sure to bring the attached flyer or show it on your smartphone. If driving thru, please tell the first order taker that you are here for the Hauser fundraiser. Your receipt should reflect a fundraiser or charity credit. If not, ask a manager. Hauser PTO will get 20% of the proceeds after $200 minimum. So, bring your family out for some burgers, dogs and shakes!
Last week for the Hauser PTO Fun Pasta Fundraiser!
Our goal for each seller is to sell 5 bags! The pasta selection is affordable and selling is fun and simple. And best of all, our group can earn up to 50% profit! Place your order now!
What is Fun Pasta?
Fun Pasta is pasta shaped like the holidays, sports, collegiate team logos, and more. The colorful brochure was sent home with your students last week features a wide variety of shapes that will appeal to everyone! Every sale helps support our group and gets us closer to our goal. The products are healthy, fun, and affordable – and make great gifts, too!
How can you help?
Out-of-town relatives and friends can now order directly from the company and we get the credit. 40% of these sales go directly to us! (excludes shipping cost). There is a flat rate shipping charge of $6.95, but they ship within a couple of days and all Hauser relatives can easily support our group
The fundraiser will end on October 12th. Please make sure to place all on-line orders and return any money collection envelopes to the office by then. Please make checks payable to Hauser PTO.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Lisa Swicionis at Lisa.Swicionis@gmail.com
Hauser welcomes back Carrie Goldman this Wednesday, October 10 for a parent presentation – Social Media and Risky Behaviors: How To Help Kids Make Better Choices. Please join us at 7:00 PM at Hauser for this informative presentation that will include small group discussions.
Spirit wear is really coming this week! Sorry for the delay. Look for a message with a special link to our on-line shop and all the sale details coming in a special message.
Earn money for Hauser PTO for free!
Clip and turn in the Box Tops labels found on products from General Mills, Scott, Kleenex, Ziploc, Paper Mate, Annie’s, Fiber One, Nature Valley, Hefty and many more (for a full list of participating products go to boxtops4educatio.com).
Send Box Tops to school with your Hauser Student in envelopes or small plastic bags of 10, 25 or 50 Tops, marked with the number of Tops and your student’s grade and Cougar Connections teacher. Students turn Box Tops in to their Hauser Cougar Connections teachers. Each month, the Cougar Connections class with the most Tops turned in will receive a snack prize!
Each Box Top earns $.10 for Hauser PTO and Hauser PTO receives cash for every top turned in to Box Tops 4 Education!
RBHS will be sponsoring a screening of the documentary “Screenagers.” All parents and students are encouraged to attend.
About the film
Physician and filmmaker, Delaney Ruston decided to make SCREENAGERS when she found herself constantly struggling with her two kids about screen time. Ruston felt guilty and confused, not sure what limits were best, especially around mobile phones, social media, gaming, and how to monitor online homework. Hearing repeatedly how other parents were equally overwhelmed, she realized this is one of the biggest, unexplored parenting issues of our time.
As a director, Ruston turned the camera on her own family and others—revealing stories of messy struggles over social media, video games, academics and internet addiction. SCREENAGERS goes far beyond exposing the risks of screen time, it reveals multiple approaches on how parents and educators can work with kids to help them achieve a healthy amount of screen time.
SCREENAGERS is blazing a new model of distribution. The community viewing model brings parents and educators together to start a conversation nationwide about how screen time impacts their lives and what they can do about it.
If you would like to attend the viewing, it is going to be held at Riverside-Brookfield High School on October 16th at 7:00pm in the auditorium. Reservations are required. Please make a reservation by clicking on the link below.
Screenagers Ticket Reservation Link
Additonal information can be found in the the two attachments below from RBHS. All questions should be forwarded Mr. Dave Mannon at mannond@rbhs208.net.
One hundred percent of what the Hauser PTO does for our students is funded by the fundraisers we sponsor throughout the year. We realize that not all fundraisers appeal to everyone, so we’ve created an opportunity for you to give your way through the Hauser 100% Fund.
This is the school fundraiser that uses your money, but not your time.
Giving to the Hauser 100% Fund is completely optional, but parents are encouraged to contribute a suggested amount of $100. Any amount, however, will be 100% appreciated and well utilized.
Offering 2 Easy Ways to Pay:
Please make checks payable to Hauser PTO and submit them to the school office by October 2nd.
Hauser PTO is sponsoring a walk or bike to school week this week, Monday, October 1 through Thursday, October 4! Connect with your family, friends, neighbors and school community and enjoy each other’s company while walking or riding your bike to school this week. Hauser PTO is collaborating with the Central PTO and Hollywood PTA to celebrate National Walk or Ride to School Week.
Walking and biking incorporates physical activity into the day, helps the environment and is FUN!
Always remember to be safe walking or riding your bike. Cross streets at marked crossings and always look both ways.
Hauser’s new bike racks are located behind the school. Please remember to walk your bike when you reach the block the school is located on.
