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Kalmiopsis Elementary says Community Night drew more than 300 families; Master Gardeners partner supports hands-on learning
Summary
Principal Matt Bennett reported Kalmiopsis Elementary's Community Night attracted over 300 families, highlighted partnerships with Master Gardeners for hands-on science and nutrition learning, and previewed student participation in a Oct. 5 concert and October earthquake drill.
Kalmiopsis Elementary Principal Matt Bennett told the board that the school's recent Community Night drew over 300 families and included a meal, book fair, instrument sign-ups and school-community resource tables.
Bennett said the event showcased staff and volunteer contributions and highlighted ongoing programs, including a partnership with the Master Gardeners to support hands-on science and nutrition lessons. He also noted fall field trips and preparations for the Great Oregon ShakeOut earthquake drill scheduled for October, and confirmed students will participate in the Oct. 5 Big Bad Voodoo Daddy benefit concert at Azalea Park.
The details signal strong community engagement at the elementary level and underline staff and volunteer roles in supporting non-academic learning experiences.
