We had excellent attendance on Tuesday, for our Fall Picture Day.  Fewer than 10 absences in the entire school.  Let’s make that a goal for every day!! ??? ???? ?????

I hope that students completed their virtual day assignments on time to get credit and be counted for attendance purposes (YES, we do take attendance on virtual days, based on students completing their work on time).

Tomorrow, students will receive Progress Reports for the first quarter.  Be sure to check your child’s progress reports…and provide the necessary push if your student is not performing to the best of his/her ability.

The class of 2020 is selling Krispy Kreme donuts through September 19,, with a delivery date of Friday, 9/21.  The cost is $9 per dozen.  Please contact Mr Meyer at [email protected], or make your purchase at the NUT pass desk before school.

The 6th grade is hosting a fundraiser day at Bakers Square in Lansing on Monday, September 17.  The flyer is attached.

See below for information regarding the Arts on the Avenue festival to take place this weekend in downtown Hammond.  The weather should be beautiful for you to take advantage of this very family-friendly event right here in our wonderful downtown. ????????

Dr Egan

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If you love the arts, join us at the 4th Annual Downtown Hammond Council Arts on the Ave:
“A celebration of the arts”
Saturday, September 15, 2018
(Now held annually on the 3rd Saturday in September)

11 am – 7 pm
Sibley Blvd at Hohman Avenue in Downtown Hammond, Indiana
Then join us at the official “after party” at 18th Street Brewery from
7 pm – midnight!

• Enjoy live music:
-Chad Clifford of the Crawpuppies: 11 am – 1 pm
– The unPROFESSIONALS (Gus Galante, Tom Levin, Barry Rooth, Michael Gideon, Mike Brody, and Jeremy Willet)
1:30-3:30 pm
-2 Bukk Chukk: 4 – 7 pm

• -Enter our “Art cycle” Competition/You’ve heard of re-purposing, up-cycling, and re-cycling…
– Try your hand at Art-Cycle! This is a timed art creation contest with found objects that are provided to you!
*Contest STARTS at noon and ends at 6 pm.
Cash Prizes! Youth & Adult categories
Sponsored by It’s Just Serendipity, The Pink House, and Design Graphics

• Beer and Wine Garden featuring local craft beers from
18th Street Brewery, Three Floyd’s, Devil’s Trumpet, and more!

• Shop from local vendors: artists, hand-crafted goods, up-cycled/re-purposed creations, vintage, and more!

• Purchase a cool t-shirt that says:
“100% of all man-made items had an ARTIST involved in its creation, marketing, and sales.
SUPPORT ART…it’s everywhere”
Proceeds benefit Books, Brushes, and Bands for Education (BBB4e)!
T-shirts designed and sponsored by Design Graphics.
T-shirts are available for sale in the DHC Information Booth $
(11 am – 7 pm)

• Delicious food vendors including Big Frank’s Sausage, Packrat Salads & Dairy Belle

*Performances by the Dance Gallery at 1 pm

*Watch artist Wayne Thomas Abell create and paint a mural on the wall of the Jupiter Arts Building, 5129 Hohman Avenue.
(This building is located just north of Sibley Blvd. at the base of the bridge on Hohman Avenue. Watch from the event!

*Art activities for adults and kids:
*Sand Art
*Hammond Rocks: rock painting
*Create a Canvas

Home Depot workshop for kids

PLUS: Explore and discover Downtown Hammond art venues and exhibits:
*South Shore Arts, 435 Fayette Street/Opening reception for the exhibit “Harmony” by Jesse Johnson/3-6 pm

*greenCOW: 5209 Hohman Avenue
Make and Take Art project for adults and kids projects
Meet the artists of greenCOW and more!: 11 am-6 pm

*Saint Joseph Church, 5304 Hohman Avenue
Architectural tours of beautiful historic building/12-3 pm

*Paul Henry’s Art Gallery, 416 Sibley Blvd.
Painting and demonstrations by guest artists (11 am-7 pm)

*Hammond Development Corporation/The Gallery at the Creative HUB, 5233 Hohman Avenue (11 am – 4 pm)
Inaugural art exhibit showcasing artists that live and/or have working studios in Hammond/Exhibit curated by Felix Maldonado

*Join us at 18th Street Brewery for our official AFTER PARTY!
5417 Oakley Avenue, Downtown Hammond (7 pm-midnight)
-Enjoy 18th Street craft beer on tap including a cocktail menu
Outdoor patio complete with Boccie Ball Court
-Full service kitchen with Gluten-free and vegetarian options
-Hand painted murals on the walls
-Be sure to stop in their award winning distillery next door to 18th Street for amazing cocktails

• Free and convenient parking for the festival is located:
– directly west of the event on Hohman and Rimbach
– directly south of the event on Fayette (Please park in the most southern parking spots in the lot so that we can reserve the spots closer to the event for handi-cap parking.)
– street parking

Restrooms/Porta Potties are available at the event.

Admission is free to the festival

The Downtown Hammond Council/DHC is a 501(C) (3) not-for-profit organization comprised of VOLUNTEERS whose mission is to help revitalize, beautify, and promote our downtown.
Join us and discover the “hidden gem destination” in N.W. Indiana that is located just 20 minutes from Chicago!

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Visit our website: downtownhammond.org

Call/Text Karen at 219.512.4298 (Calls accepted 9 am – 7 pm)

Hammond IS Happening!

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