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June 2011 - Castor Valley Elementary School Council

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This was appreciated...it's good to meet the teachers early in the school year, rather than waiting for the first parents night. Especially important in a school like<br />

CV where children are bussed in and parent contact can be more limited.<br />

this is a very important event<br />

Will participate next year.<br />

Like meeting teachers. Didn't purchase food.<br />

From a meet the teacher night perspective, I find this event a waste of time. No time to actually meet the teacher or have a valuable dialogue<br />

We usually participate, however this year we were unable to attend.<br />

I like this start of the year opportunity<br />

Great chance to socialize but hard to actually meet the teachers.<br />

I will be participating next year - 1st time I have anyone in grade 1!<br />

I find that there are usually a handful of parents that take all the "teacher time" and we never actually get the meet the teacher anyway.<br />

MONETARY DONATION<br />

Answer<br />

Respondent<br />

I like the idea of picking and choosing which fundraiser we wish to support. It does become quite challenging at times trying to ask people for $ especially when<br />

you have more than one child at that school.<br />

This is a NO for me - there is more to fundraisng events, rather than profit. Fundraisers help contribute to the whole ethos of the school, bring parents into the<br />

building & are fun! Donations are always nice & I appreciate that they are a convenient option but I'd hate to see them taking over from the fundraising totally as<br />

the benefits & fun from our events would be missed. Fundraising gives us a sense of the fact that it is "our" school/"our" community & we're working for a<br />

common goal.<br />

Not sure about this, I like the fundraising initiatives.<br />

leaving this ater this year<br />

If you decide to do this type fundraising, please stagger the donation - ie: October and February<br />

I just fpoiund that this past year was money,money,money. I know it was an exeptional year for fundraising (2 play structures). But the requests for money was<br />

none stop right from the first day of school. I felt overwhelmed for the first 4 months of school.<br />

no money to spend on fundraisers.. hard enough to get money put aside meals and milk program are about it<br />

n/a<br />

Sorry, don't recall this fundraiser.<br />

Parents should absolutely not be asked to contribue money. Not every family at this school is wealthy and I think this is a huge misconception.<br />

I will support fundraising or I would do a monetary donation if the committee preferred to go this route.<br />

I would agree to this plan.<br />

I feel there is enough fundraising events that I will not be giving extra monies above and beyond what is already asked of us.<br />

We donated money to the school instead of participating in the "product" fundraisers, and will likely do this in the future. We try to keep our consumerism to a<br />

minimum, and so many of the "buy something" fundraisers do not work for us. We also find that many of these fundraisers work on "peer pressure" for our child<br />

to participate - we object to that but do recognize that fundraising is important - thus the monetary donation.<br />

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