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Nancy Young Elementary PTA 2011-2012
From the PTA President...
Learn,Laugh,Love yourSchoolN
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December 2013Volume 15, Issue 4
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Nancy Young Elementary PTA 2013-2014
From the PTA President...
Nancy Young Dolphins and their families continue to “Work their Core…”
Thank you to all the NYE families who volunteered to be a part of our Secret Snowflake program. It is a great program and it benefits many students within our community.
I would also like to thank a few great volunteers at Young for their time, talent, and service to our school:
Mrs. Ranucci and Tammi Argostegui, our book fair liaison, provided Young with another wonderful book fair experience. Thank you also to all those who volunteered at the book fair. As always, your service is appreciated.
Thank you to Shannon Payne and Robin Schoolman for organizing a great night of fun family entertainment at Nancy Young Movie Night. Thank you to our Spirit Council and Mr. Maldonado for helping concessions run smoothly. Thank you to Mr. Pape and his wife for coming out and watching with our Young students and their families. Monsters University was a fun movie for all ages, and concession sales were profitable!
Lastly, a few reminders….
The Chorus and Drum Ensemble Concert will take place on December 10th. Mr. Pape has an amazing program planned for the evening. All NYE students and their families are invited to come out and enjoy this great evening.
Skate Night at the Aurora Skate Center will be held on December 17th. This is a Nancy Young ONLY Skate Night. Only our students and their families will be allowed admittance. Come out and join the fun. A form with more information is located in this newsletter.
The Winter Party with Kaptain Karaoke will be held on Friday, December 20th.
There is No PTA General Meeting in December, but, we hope to see everyone at our next meeting on Wednesday, January 15th, at 7pm. Joining us that night will be guest speaker Mary Kelly, Granger Middle School Principal. Our NYE Blood Drive will also take place that night. Information on how to sign up to donate blood will be coming soon.
We hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving!
Sincerely, Mari WalbridgeNYE PTA President
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Dear Young Families,
I would like to thank the Young community for their continued participation in the Secret Snowflake Program. Your support of the Secret Snowflake program directly benefits students at Young. Over 250 students have benefited from the Secret Snowflake program over the past 5 years.
Our before and after school activities are going well. Students are enjoying their participation in Art Club, Creative Writing Club, Spirit Council, Chorus, Drum Ensemble, Math Club, and Book Cooks. Students are not only enjoying their time with their peers and teachers, but they are also learning and reinforcing many important life skills.
The end of 2013 is quickly approaching and we have many December events and activities that will lead us to the end of the calendar year:
o Fifth Grade Robert Crown Parent Night• Monday, December 2 at 7:00 pm
o Club Pictures• Thursday, December 5
o 5th Grade Visit to Granger for the Kaleidoscope Concert • Wednesday, December 4, during the school day
o Chorus and Drum Ensemble Concert• Tuesday, December 10, at 7:00 pm
o Band/Orchestra Concert• Wednesday, December 18th in the Granger Middle School Gym
Report Time:• Orchestra 5:30pm• Band 7:30pm
Performance Time: • Orchestra 6:30pm • Band 8:00pm
o PTA Skate Night at Aurora Skate Center• Tuesday, December 17
o PTA Winter Party Friday, December 20
Friday, December 20 is our last day of school attendance before Winter Break. I hope that everyone has a restful winter break and takes time to enjoy their family and friends. After Winter Break, school will resume on Monday, January 6, 2014.
Wishing everyone a safe and happy winter season,Ms. MorganPrincipal
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
December 5 Club Picture Day
December 10 Chorus and Drum Ensemble Concert 7pm
December 17 PTA Skate Night
December 18 Orchestra Concert at Granger 6:30pm
December 20 PTA Winter Party
December 23 - January 5 Winter Break
January 6, 2014 School Resumes
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THANK YOU SO MUCH!
THANK YOU to Jeanne Sheehan for working on the PTA Directory. Your time and efforts are greatly appreciated. THANK YOU to Kathy Prince, Kristen Flanders, and Jennifer Radina for sorting the Directories and helping to pass them out to classrooms. THANK YOU for Michelle Mitchell for printing out the PTA cards and keeping track of our membership. THANK YOU to Mrs. Lally for helping sort out names and room numbers. THANK YOU to our 4th and 5th grade students for providing such great artwork for the Directory.
THANK YOU so much to the Nancy Young community for supporting our Fall Book Fair. It was a wonderful success! Our book fairs help fund our LMC, and we would not be able to do this without your generosity. To our volunteers, thank you so much for committing your time and efforts to making the book fair run smoothly for all of us. We could not have done this without our volunteers and our supporters. Thank you again from all of us.
Thank you to all the students who continue to support the Box Tops for Education program. The winner for November is Miss Altaf’s Classroom, with a total of 375 box tops. Great Job! They will receive the trophy in their room until the end of December. Please continue to clip, count and collect your box tops!!
THANK YOU to the people that have volunteered their time to help with Dolphin Depot for the first half of the year: Bari Baskin, Hailey Leavitt, Sadia Kazmi, and Stephanie Holland.
A HUGE THANK YOU to HR Imaging for providing scholarships to the families in 5th grade that are in need! We greatly appreciate HR Imaging generously giving back to our Young students.
A WARM HEARTFELT THANK-YOU to all the Young Families for donating coats, boots, scarfs, gloves, and hats. Young had the largest donation! THANK-YOU THANK-YOU THANK-YOU! Families continued to bring donations after the due date. A donation was made to Hesed House as well. Your donations are making a difference this winter in the lives of many families. We are extremely grateful and thankful for having a HUGE successful WINTER COAT and BOOT Drive.
THANK YOU to all the Young Families, for all the donated costumes. We were able to make several donations to schools within our district. Young families continued to donate costumes after the drive was over. Those donations were made to various local schools and to Hesed House.
THANK YOU to all who participated in the Fall Fundraiser and helped to make it a success. Over $7,000 was raised to support our school.
Congratulations to Ashley Greenen, Lillian Thorson, and Isabel Rangel for being the top three sellers for the school. If you have not yet picked up your items, please contact Wendy Balda at [email protected].
A special THANK YOU to Nikki Lapointe, Hilda Rivera, and Shanel Van Cleve for helping with the Fall Fundraiser Pick-up!
THANK YOU to Jen Weisman for planning and coordinating Red Ribbon Week. Thanks also to all the students that participated. Everyone did a great job decorating the ribbons for school.
THANK YOU to all the parents and Student Council students that attended Independence Village on Saturday, November 30. The students assisted with putting up trees and hanging decorations. Great job and thanks for participating!
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VOLUNTEERS NEEDEDThe PTA is in need of volunteers for the Young Daughter’s Dance, scheduled for February 21st, 2014. If you are interested in assisting with this special event for our Young girls, please contact Mar i Walbr idge at [email protected].
CO-CHAIR NEEDEDDo you like hanging out in your garden? Do you like planting and watering plants? Do you like decorating outside? Then we NEED YOU! We are looking for a co-chair for our Beautification/Reading Garden Committee.
If you are interested, please contact Hilda Rivera at [email protected].
Bingo Night will be held on Friday, January 17th, from 6:30 to 8:30 pm. Doors will open at 6:30 and Bingo will start at 7:00pm.
We are asking Young families to donate any unwanted/unused gifts and wrapping paper from the holidays for prizes. We will wrap the presents that are donated for prizes. More details to come!
If you have any questions, p lease contact Jenn i fer V i e r l i n g a t [email protected] or H i l d a R i v e r a a t j [email protected]. We look forward to seeing our Young families at this FUN, FREE, FAMILY event!
BINGO NIGHT
ONE BOOK/ONE SCHOOL
Coming Soon!!
Our fourth One Book/One School Program will begin after Winter Break. This program unites our entire school community through reading the same book. Fun activities are planned throughout the six week program.
If you are interested in helping with this project, please contact Lianne McCoskey at [email protected] or Sherri Nugent at [email protected]. Volunteers are needed!
We are pleased to announce that Heartland Blood Center has again agreed to partner with Nancy Young PTA for our Annual Blood Drive.
The Blood Drive will be held on Wednesday, January 15th, in the Multipurpose Room from 4:00pm to 7:30pm. Appointments are encouraged, but walk-ins are also welcome. Please consider donating.
If you have any questions, please contact Jen Weisman at [email protected] or Kathleen Erdman at [email protected].
BLOOD DRIVE
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REFLECTIONS
The following students from Nancy Young Elementary had their art work advance to District 204 for further judging. These students will have their art showcased at a District Awards Ceremony in January. More information will be provided in a future newsletter.
Anisha BandhakaviCharlie Coyle
Gabrielle CzarnikKylie Czarnik (2)
Avni GuptaLuke Jachimiec
Timothy JachimiecRamya KukkapalliSkylar McClure (2)
Cole PrinceEmma PlummerEmily SherrillAshley WardZion WollertReese Yan
Congratulations to these Young Dolphins!! Keep up the good work and thank you for representing Nancy Young Elementary.
If you would like more information on the Reflections Program, please refer to the Young website, or contact Kelly Coyle at [email protected].
WINTER PARTYThe Winter Party will be held on Friday, December 20th. Kaptain Karaoke will be spinning tunes while the students put all of their newly learned dance moves to work. The Dance/Snack Schedule:Kindergarten and 1st grade Dance party 2:30-2:55 Snack from 3:00-3:202nd and 3rd grade Dance party 2:00-2:25 Snack from 2:30-2:504th and 5th grade Dance party 3:00-3:25 Snack from 2:35-3:00
The snack will be an individual bag of Goldfish and two Oreo cookies. Head Room Parents will be emailing volunteers shortly. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Karen Welsh at [email protected] or Stacey Schwake at [email protected].
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Club pictures will take place on Thursday, December 5th.
CLUB PICTURES
SPIRIT COUNCIL
December 5 - Club Picture Day
Wear your Spirit Council T-Shirt!
December 11 - General Meeting 3:40-4:45 Room 229
Please Bring Box Tops!
RESTAURANT NIGHTOn Wednesday, December 11th, NYE will hold a Restaurant Night at Buffalo Wild Wings ALL DAY! Proceeds from your food purchase will come back to the NYE PTA. Grab the family and head to Buffalo Wild Wings for lunch or dinner!
The coupon below is needed for credit to go to NYE. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Wendy Balda at [email protected].
The 2014 Young Authors Program at Young Elementary School is coming in January!
This program is intended to generate appreciation and recognition of children’s writing. Students in kindergarten through fifth grade are encouraged to participate in the Young Authors Program by writing and submitting an original story, essay, or collection of poems.
Look for further information after Winter Break.If you have questions, please contact Beth Zeitner at [email protected].
YOUNG AUTHORS
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YEARBOOK PICTURESIf you have been taking pictures of NYE events this school year and have some wonderful pictures, please load them onto Pictavo, the Yearbook website. The committee is always in need of pictures to fill our yearbook.
The instructions are below. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Hilda Rivera at [email protected].
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Nancy Young PTA FAMILY Skate Night is Here!Please join us for a night of FAMILY fun at
Aurora Skate Center34W113 Montgomery Road
Tuesday, December 17, 20136-8pm
Cost is $6 per person and will be paid at the door.***All students must be accompanied by a supervising adult at all times.
ABSOLUTELY NO STUDENTS WILL BE ADMITTED WITHOUT AN ADULT WITH THEM.
There will be an additional charge for renting skates at the door or you can bring your own for free.
Additional skate rental at the door: $4
Concessions will be open so forget cooking – bring the whole family. Pizza, hotdogs, nachos and more are available for purchase!
***Let’s pack the place – this is open to NYE students and families ONLY and will not be open to the public. Additionally, our PTA will receive 25% of the profits from the night…
great fun and a great cause!!!
Please fill out the following information and return it to the school by December, 13th marked:SKATE NIGHT – ATTENTION ROBIN SCHOOLMAN
Or bring it with you to the event – all participants must fill out this form.
Family Last Name_______________________________________________________________Number of people attending______________
Oldest Child @ Young___________________________________ Grade/Teacher_____________
All participants’ parents must sign the following waiver in order to attend:
I,_________________________________________________________, parent or guardian of (PARENT/GUARDIAN NAME)_______________________, ________________________, ____________________________, (CHILD OR CHILDREN’S NAMES)
Agree to hold harmless Nancy Young Elementary School PTA during the Skate Night to be held on December 17, 2013 at the Aurora Skate Center. The NYE School PTA assumes no responsibility for any injury that may occur from or during these activities.
______________________________________________________ (Parent/Guardian signature)
Questions…contact Robin Schoolman [email protected].
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DOLPHIN DEPOTThe NYE PTA is again offering a “school store” for our students so that they can purchase inexpensive school supply items every Thursday morning. The Dolphin Depot is set up in the Multi-Purpose Room on Thursday mornings from 8:50am – 9:05am for our Young Dolphins to shop for supplies and other fun items. Prices for most items range from $0.05 to $2.00. We carry useful supplies such as pencils, pens, mechanical pencils and lead refills, highlighters, notebooks, folders, and erasers. We also have an ever-changing assortment of fun products, such as novelty pens, mini erasers, puzzle erasers, sharpeners, markers, colored pencils, pencil toppers, pencil grips, and more. Send your student with some pocket money (that perhaps they have earned!) so they can practice adding amounts, counting change, and being responsible with money. SMALL bills are greatly appreciated and we DO NOT accept checks or credit cards. Please check the schedule below to see which week your student’s grade is invited to shop:
December 5th…3rd-5th
December 12th…K- 2nd
December 19th…All grades
Be sure to remind your student to check in with their classroom teacher BEFORE going to the Dolphin Depot to avoid being marked tardy. For questions, please contact Beth Zeitner at [email protected].
Mark your calendars for these future Staff Appreciation events:
February 27th – Staff Dinner May 6th-10th – Staff Appreciation Week
The Staff Appreciation Committee is always looking for volunteers to help set-up and/or clean-up each event, oversee the planning, coordinate with the Bakers and Cooks R Us committee for the food, and plan decorations to incorporate into the theme.
If you are interested in helping out please contact Zena Weir at [email protected] or 630-820-6936.
STAFF APPRECIATION
If you are looking for more information about the Common Core Standards, the Illinois PTA website has a link to some frequently asked questions at http://commoncoreil.org/faq/.
PDACThe next meeting of the Parents Diversity Advisory Council will be on Wednesday, December 18th, from 7:00pm to 9:00pm at the CEC Building. The focus will be a PDAC World Cafe follow-up discussion.
If you have any questions about PDAC, please feel f r e e t o c o n t a c t S h a n n o n L y n c h a t [email protected].
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IPPC UPDATENovember 21, 2013 Meeting
Heat Focus Committee Update - Focus Group recommendations were made at the November School Board meeting (full presentation can be seen online). A wide range of options and all ideas were taken seriously by the Committee. Financial feedback will be presented at the January School Board meeting. Scholarships - IPPC will use surplus funds for (4) $500 teacher scholarships - Elementary, Middle, High School, and STEM. Details to come in further meetings. Calendar Committee - 2,555 responses this year, with a wide range of comments and concerns. Largest concern was having finals before winter break. The committee's report to School Board is advisory only. The report was presented to teachers, then to 204 School Board for a December vote. Superintendent’s Update
• IPSD 204 will be joining the DuPage Valley Conference.• Technology - The Board of Education will be spending another $2.5 million on technology in
the next year to get the district ready for PARCC exams.• The Raptor System is going well; bugs are being worked out.
Guest Speaker - Susan Rasmus/Indian Prairie Education Foundation
• The Foundation will be celebrating it's 25th Anniversary on March 21, 2014, with a special music program.
• The Foundation supports students through various programs - Young Hearts for Life, Bullying Prevention, teacher grants, STEM funding, and Fine Arts Funding.
Guest Speaker - Melissa Pementel/Aramark
• Healthy Food For Life Campaign - they are looking for ways to partner with schools/PTAs to get the word out.
• Other schools have done a Q & A session, and had sizable turnout - very informative. Submitted by Tammi Arostegui, IPPC Representative
PTA MEETING IN A MINUTETuesday, November 19, 2013
• Mrs. Getzin spoke to the membership about enrichment for students.• NYE’s taxes were filed on time - no extension was needed.• Market Day numbers are down. Please order!• Mark Rising mentioned the school board has a workshop regarding the air conditioning
situation. No decisions were made and it was just a discussion. The workshop will be posted on the district web site if anyone would like to view it.
• The PTA Executive Board approved a teacher grant request form with a January deadline. More information will be available at the next PTA meeting.
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NYE LUNCHROOM RECYCLING PROGRAM
Dear Nancy Young Parents,
Nancy Young has been recycling in the lunchroom for the past couple of years. The hardest part of lunchroom recycling is usually the first month the kids are back at school. Summer is a long time to remember what is recyclable and what is not. And, for our new kindergarten Dolphins, this is probably the first time they have had to learn for themselves the difference between garbage and recyclables. Please have discussions with your kids about recycling. Allow them to put their lunch items into their own lunchbox/bag and have them tell you as they do which parts can be recycled. Better yet, send everything in reusable containers: it is cheaper, earth-friendly, and easier to remember!
For our families new to NY, “Phillip” is the main (decorated) recycling bin in the MPR and the slogan is “ Fill Up Phillip.” In addition to Phillip, he has four recycling bin friends that are hungry for plastics, foil, and cans.
A large part of this program being successful is YOU and we thank you in advance for your help with this endeavor.
Below is a list of some common lunch items that can/cannot be recycled:
Can be Recycled Cannot be RecycledAluminum soda/juice cans Juice boxes Aluminum foil Juice pouchesYogurt containers/yogurt drink containers Plastic wrap/wax paper/ZiplocsPlastic fruit or cereal containers StrawsPlastic bottles (water, Powerade, etc...) Utensils (unless have recycling arrow)Brown paper bags Milk cartonsPaper (not napkins)
Note: nothing needs to be rinsed/cleaned out to be recycled, as that is not possible at the school level. There are a couple of common sense “rules” that we have explained to the kids, however. For example, paper bags are recyclable; paper bags filled with garbage are not. Yogurt containers are recyclable; if mostly untouched, we are recommending they be thrown in the garbage due to the mess.
Best yet, helping REDUCE our waste at school by sending waste free lunches:
Five Simple Ways to Pack a Waste-Free Lunch(Waste free lunches save approximately $246 per year per child!)
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ENERGY EFFICIENCY SUGGESTIONS
• Turn off the lights when you leave a room.• Use kitchen and bathroom ventilation fans wisely. These
fans can send a houseful of warm air outside in just one hour.
• Purchase compact fluorescent light bulbs to replace any incandescent bulbs in your home. These light bulbs offer significant energy savings and last much longer than their incandescent countertops.
• Replace the furnace filters, clean baseboard heaters, radiators, and refrigerator coils regularly. Dust and other debris can force them to use more energy than necessary.
• Install a set-back programmable thermostat to automatically manage the temperature in your home.
• Purchase Energy Star approved appliances to reduce energy use during normal household activities.
• Make use of the cold/cold setting on your washer-this reduces the large energy consumption required for water heating
• Use the lowest water level possible for loads in washer.• Try drying loads one after the other to take advantage of heat remaining in the dryer• Never add wet items to a dryer full of clothes that are nearly dry-this results in an overage
of energy use.• Make sure your home windows, doors, hot water heater, attic, and other area are well
insulated to avoid energy loss.• Consider replacing your windows with energy efficient models. The resulting cost savings
can help pay back your investment For more information on having an energy efficient home visit http://www.aurora-il.org/.
CHANGE YOUR AIR FILTER REGULARLY
Check your filter every month, especially during heavy use months (winter and summer). If the filter looks dirty after a month, change it. At a minimum, change the filter every 3 months. A dirty filter will slow down air flow and make the system work harder to keep you warm or cool — wasting energy. A clean filter will also prevent dust and dirt from building up in the system — leading to expensive maintenance and/or early system failure. For more information on energy saving for your home visit www.energystar.gov.
FREE FALL LEAF PICK-UP
The colors of the fall leaves can be beautiful… until they end up on the ground. Fortunately, you can dispose of leaves for free during Aurora’s annual leaf collection program that runs through December 6th.
Find out more about the program, which a l so covers yard w a s t e a n d u n -b u n d l e d b r u s h p ickup, by go ing to www.aurora-il.org.
ENVIRONMENTAL COMMITTEE INFORMATION
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SCHOOLSTORE.COM
DEADLINESOrder Deadline: Saturday, December 14, 2013, 11pm
Paper Deadline: Friday,December 13, 2013, 5pm
Pick-up Date: Wednesday, December 18, 2013, 5pm at NYE’s gym
SchoolStore.com is an online shopping mall where over 400 nationally-known online merchants have agreed to give a percentage of sales to K-12 schools. Companies like Walmart, Kohl’s, Target, Disney Store, and Oriental Trading Company participate. SchoolStore is a great way to support your school when you shop at your favorite online merchants. Your student has come home with a packet. All you need to do is register your child online and then follow the links when you want to make an online purchase. You may also forward the information to families and friends, so their online purchases can help support our school. If you did not get your packet, please stop by the office at school to pick one up. All money raised goes back directly to Nancy Young.
Effective for sale dates 11/24/13 to 1/4/14
FREE 7 oz. Pouch of Kraft® Mac and Cheese with purchase* which will be automatically delivered at your December salePlease note: The 7 oz. Pouch of Kraft® Mac and Cheese sample will not appear in your online cart during checkout but it will be included in your December order when you pick it up.
Effective for sale dates 11/24/13 to 1/4/14
FREE 1lb Pork Tenderloin with $90 online purchase*Promo Code: DECBONUS
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Our January newsletter will be published the first week of January via List-Serve and will be posted on the Nancy Young Website.
If there is anything that you would like included in that newsletter, please submit to J o a n n e J a c h i m i e c a t [email protected] by December 15th, 2013.
PTA Meetings are held in the Multi-Purpose Room at NYE at 9:15am, unless noted otherwise. Children are welcome to attend with you.
NO December meetingJanuary 15th (7pm)
February 11thMarch 12thApril 15thMay 13th
Get involved and find out what is happening at your child’s school! Anyone can attend the meetings - only PTA members can vote.
NYE PTA WEBSITEIf you are looking for any information about our PTA activities, please check out the PTA pages on the Nancy Young Elementary website at http://young.ipsd.org/Subpage.aspx?id=626.
The website is updated every Thursday with current information about PTA events at Young Elementary. The tabs include Forms, Meetings, Events, Art Awareness, Reflections, Committees, Volunteers, Newsletters, Support PTA, and PTA News.
If you would like more information about this website, please contact Robin Schoolman at [email protected].
PTA MEETINGS If you would like to view the lunch menus,
p l e a s e c l i c k o n h t t p : / /www.indianprairielive.schooldish.com/School%20Menus.aspx.
NEWSLETTER
ILLINOIS PTA
LUNCH MENUS
If you are interested in learning more about the Illinois PTA and its programs, log on to:
http://www.illinoispta.org
The website is full of information useful to NYE parents.
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Help Raise money for Nancy YoungSave 50% or more On Hundreds of Items You Use Everyday
Nancy Young PTA and WBIG1280 – Radio Shopping Show have teamed up to offer you a great way to raise funds for our school.
It’s fun, and it’s easy! The Big Radio Shopping Show’s year round shopping program offers families the opportunity to shop online for restaurant certificates, movie passes, entertainment packages, and hundreds of other items for half price or less, right from the convenience of your home. For every purchase you make, 10% will go to Nancy Young PTA.
All you need to do is:
• Go online to www.wbig1280.com• Click the “Shop Now” button• Order the items you want (50-80% off the retail prices)• Click on “Nancy Young Elementary” at the checkout • 10% of your purchase goes back to our school
It’s so easy, and you get to save money on hundreds of items:
Movie Tickets Fast Food Pizza Sit Down Restaurants Birthday Parties Theaters & Entertainment Local Hotels Tropical Resorts and Sunny Destinations Manicures & Pedicures Oil Changes Car Washes Holiday Gifts Health Clubs
*Should any of the businesses you purchase from go out of business, just bring your certificates back to WBIG prior to the expiration date and they will gladly make an exchange for a different business.
Please contact Jennifer Radina if you have any questions at 630.229.8853 or [email protected].
HAPPY SHOPPING!
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