Thanks all! DLF what do you do for Dr. Seuss night? His birthday is in MArch I believe and that might be a nice event. Again thanks for all the help!

To add to Jim's list we do spirit nights at local restaurants, Family Bingo
Movie nights
Jingle Bell Jog (Dec Event)
Donuts with Dads and Muffins with Moms
Alumni Night (which is a really nice evening where we bring back our 6th graders to talk to and share with our 5th graders who are nervous about starting middle school--parents chat as well with the 6th grade parents), swim night
Dr. Seuss night
Variety Show
Music Dance and Auction for our music department
Chess club (before school clubs)
Book club (before school clubs)

Good Luck
d

My group has held the following:

- Back to School Ice Cream Social
- Open House Basket Raffles
- Rollar-Skating Party (3 times a school year)
- Harvest Hoopla (Music, dancing, bake sale, harvest/Halloween fun)
- Holiday Shoppe
- K through 2nd Family BINGO night (each grade has individual nights)
- 3rd and 4th "Are you smarter than a 3rd or 4th grader" family evening
- Valentines Social (Music, dancing, bake sale, free raffles, photos, etc.)
- Texas Hold'em Poker Tournament fundraiser (at the local Elks)
- Golf Tournament fundraiser
- Field Day

hope these help.

PresidentJim

Hi RDSX28 -

I'd be remiss if I didn't point you to our easy-to-plan, easy-to-execute School Family Nights series of do-it-yourself events:

Web = School Family Nights

Tim

Hi, Just wondering what some of you have done for family events at your schools. We have done roller skating, pizza nights,and are planning an outdoor concert for the spring.Anyone have any fun, new ideas they can share? I am in Massachusetts so anything in my area would be great! Thnaks so much for your help.