Volunteer Opportunities to help at the Under the Sea Dance, Bulldog Pancake Breakfast and the MEF Gala; and Last Week to Get Tickets to the MEF Gala!
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| Please sign up to help with the Under the Sea Dance, brought to you by the Taylor Middle School Leadership. WHEN: Friday, March 15, 2024, 4:30 - 6:30pm (set up begins at 2:45pm and clean up wraps at 7:30pm) WHERE: Taylor Auditorium For more information or questions, please email Dena Duthoy Null and Jennifer Wu ([email protected]) Thank you for your support! |
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| The much-anticipated Taylor PTA Bulldog Pancake Breakfast event is coming soon on April 21st from 9:30-11:30 am! In the meantime, we need as much help as we can get. If you're interested in helping us make the magic happen, please email us at [email protected].
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| Looking for any school related photos for the yearbook - including, sports, events, and candids!!
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| Dr. Denisova will be leading a Taylor Science Fair Club for interested students after school on Wednesdays (except for the first Wednesday of the month). We had 10 students show up at the first meeting. Hopefully more students will get involved. Please consider volunteering at club meetings if you are a cleared volunteer, no science background necessary. Please see the sign-up to view meeting dates or volunteer.
Dr. Denisova did a wonderful job introducing kids to science projects and even had students do a chemistry experiment at the end! Thank you, Dr. Denisova for inspiring our young scientists!
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| As we continue to nurture the growth and development of our Taylor Middle School students, we are excited to extend an invitation to you to become a part of our school community in a unique and rewarding way. To ensure the continued success of our garden program, we're reaching out to passionate parents like you to volunteer some of your time that will continue into the following school year. Whether you have a green thumb or are simply enthusiastic about supporting our students' growth, there are various ways you can contribute: - Garden: Help with tasks such as weeding, watering, and general upkeep to keep our garden flourishing.
- Compost Bin: Maintain the compost bin by “turning” the bin and collecting appropriate scraps. General upkeep to ensure the bin is healthy.
- Aeroponics System: Watering (topping off) and maintaining a classroom Aeroponics System.
- Aquaponics Systems: Maintaining multiple small fish tanks throughout the campus (You can see an example of this at the front office)
Your involvement not only enriches the learning experiences of our students but also strengthens our school community. Plus, it's a fantastic opportunity to bond with fellow parents and make a meaningful difference in the lives of our young learners. If you're interested in volunteering or would like more information, please don't hesitate to reach out to Carble Cheung at [email protected]. Together, let's cultivate a thriving environment where our students can blossom and grow! Thank you for considering this opportunity to get involved. We truly appreciate your support. |
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| We are always in need of help and would love to get to know you too. Please consider volunteering to help us plan or work an event, or just help out in general. Sign up below to receive notifications about upcoming volunteer events. |
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| The Taylor PTA is coordinating the following donation/volunteer opportunities:
- Need old laptops/iPads for Taylor Robotics
- Need coaches for Taylor Robotics (1 hr)
- Good at woodworking? We are looking to build a competition game table for Taylor Robotics
- Need parent advisors for science fair prep (1 hr)
If interested, please email us at [email protected] and specify how you'd like to help.
Looking for other ways to help Taylor? Consider 1) donating teen prizes for the BARK store or BARK student raffles, and 2) donate novels to keep our reading library updated.
Taylor ART classes and ART Club are in need of magazines for various projects. Any appropriate magazines for middle schoolers would be appreciated, but we are especially in need of technology and sports magazines.
Please provide donations to Ms. Hurley. |
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| Tech & the Rise of Teen Angst |
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7:00-8:15 pm Virtual Webinar
$10 for Non-members
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Dr. Jonathan Haidt discusses how ever-present technology has changed the nature of childhood and adolescence impacting neurological, emotional, social and cognitive health, and shares opportunities to nurture youth mental health and cultivate purpose amid the challenges kids face today. Moderated by Dr. Shashank Joshi. |
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| Mills High School
Incoming 9th Grade Orientation and Open House |
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The move from middle school to high school is a big transition for 8th graders and their families. We understand this and hope to make the transition as easy and stress free as possible. Families will need to have finished the enrollment process at the Office of Student Services of the San Mateo Union High School District prior to selecting classes at Mills. Incoming 9th grade course selection information will be available in February 2024. |
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| Mar 6 – Science Fair Club Meeting
Mar 7 – Mills High Incoming 9th Grade
Orientation and Open House Mar 15 – Under the Sea Dance
Mar 23 – MEF Gala
Apr 21 – Bulldog Pancake Breakfast
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| Ms. Amanda is looking for support for her 6th period music class. Please sign up if you are able to help. Let's work together to show our support to Ms. Amanda and our kids! |
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| Last Week to Get Tickets! |
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Saturday, March 23, 2024
Hilton SFO Let the Good Times Roll!
It’s time for Millbrae Education Foundation’s 7th Annual Gala and we’re going all in for Millbrae Kids! Last year we raised over $250,000 in one magical night - come be a part of breaking that record! Join us this year for our Live Auction, Fund the Future and Casino Donation Event. We need you and all your friends to participate - on any level - to continue the good work that Millbrae Schools are doing. Help us continue funding for teachers and staff as they provide music, physical education, STEAM programming and reading support across the district.
Tickets include:
Welcome reception, 3-course dinner with wine service, live auction, casino night entertainment. A portion of each ticket will go directly towards this year's $750,000 Annual Fund goal.
* Cocktails will be available for purchase through the hotel cash bar.
Ticket Pricing:
Tickets go on sale starting on Wednesday, Feb 7, 2024 . Pricing as follows:
High Roller Ticket - Purchase between Feb 22 - March 8: $210.00 and get 100 chips for the night
Last Call Ticket - Purchase between March 9 - March 15: $250.00 and get 75 chips for the night
Exclusive Offer to First-time Gala Goers:
In the spirit of a good Vegas offer, we've got an exclusive one just for those who have never attended gala! As a first-time attendee, you'll get:
10 extra casino chips
A raffle ticket to win a VIP wine basket
Gala Kid's Night Out at CAMed: To reserve your spot(s) for Kid's Night Out at CAMed, email [email protected] once you've purchased your tickets. Offer only available to first time gala attendees. Limited to 20 spots available for MESD students only (ages 5+). First come, first serve basis. **Please be sure to note that you are a first-time attendee upon checkout.** |
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Need childcare? We still have 10 open spots with Happy Hall in San Bruno! While you party, your kids get to party from 5:00 - 10:00 PM. Dinner and Activities included. Happy Hall, San Bruno 233 Santa Inez Ave, San Bruno, CA 94066 5:00 - 10:00 PM Dinner and Activities Provided Children must be MESD students (ages 5+). Spaces are limited, and available on first come, first serve basis. To reserve your spot (or see if spots are still available), simply email [email protected] once you've purchased your tickets. |
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