What is a parent party? A parent party is a party hosted by a parent to be purchased by our Waters community. Past parent parties have included backyard BBQs, outdoor movies for kids, cookie decorating, game nights and more. Often times, multiple families get together and host larger parties such as wine strolls, beer tastings, food tastings, karaoke parties, dance parties, etc. Parent parties help build community and raise lots of money for our amazing school!

Be creative! You could host a backyard s'mores and fire pit party, a trip to the zoo with five kids, an ice cream party, a bourbon tasting party – the options are endless! You choose the place and all the details, the maximum number of people, who can attend (e.g. 1st grade, kids, parents), and the price per attendee. Costs incurred for parties are taken on by the host(s). All money raised goes to the school. 

Interested in hosting or have questions? Please contact Vanessa Summer.

Monday, January 14 to Friday, January 25
Waters Elementary, Volunteer Sign Up
The first semester visual arts exhibit, Our Stories: In Patterns, Symbols, Motifs & Glyphs, inspired by Yayoi Kusama, takes place on Friday, January 25, from 3:15 to 5 p.m. in the first floor hallway.

As always, it takes a dedicated team of volunteers to transform the first floor hallway into a colorful gallery to display our students' art. Please sign up to help for an hour or two – any time you can spare will help Mrs. Vecchioni showcase the creative spirit of the Waters students in this semester's visual arts classes.

Thank you for your help! Questions? Contact the volunteer team.

Wednesday, January 16, 7 p.m.
Book Cellar, 4736 N Lincoln Ave
Mr. Leki will be reading his book, "The Fight Between Quiet and Noise," at the Book Cellar's local authors night next week. Five local authors will read and take questions as a panel. Please join us for this community discussion.

​"Quiet and Noise" is available for $10; a portion the proceeds supports the Waters ecology program.