VW Hope in a BackPack

We want to say a big THANK YOU to Village Walk Hope in a Backpack, our Business Partner Volunteer of the Year! The kind people in this organization work tirelessly to prepare and package food for our students in the Backpack Program. Thank you so much for supporting our students and families, Village Walk! Check out their page!

Reminder: Come join us for online registration help in the main office computer lab TOMORROW (May 16) from 8:00am-7:00pm. Registrar and staff members (including bilingual) will be available to help. Bring your proof of address, snap code and email address. See you there!

Open Registration in Fruitville Computer Labs

Computer lab in the main office will be open all day and evening (8am-7:00pm) for parents to complete online re-registration for next year. All parents must complete registration online as soon as possible for next year. You must have an email address to re-register. You will need to bring proof of address and the letter you recieved with your snap code if you recieved one. Staff members (including bilingual staff) and registrar will be there to assist. Call the front desk with any questions at 361-6200.

Fruitville will be hosting a Mobile Food Pantry through All Faiths Food Bank on Thursday June 1, 2017 from 4:30-6:00 pm on our campus. Free produce, meat and non-perishable items for families and neighbors in need of food. Volunteers are needed from 3:30-6:30pm to help set up and distribute food. If you want to help, complete a volunteer registration at http://cerv.is/m?0259gvVABAB. For more questions contact Christina Rogers-Hehr, counselor.

Mobile Food Pantry

Fruitville is happy to be providing a Mobile Pantry through All Faith's Food Bank starting June 1, 2017. The pantry will be open to all Fruitville families and neighbors who are in need of food. The mobile pantry will have produce, meat and non perishable items. For more information, contact Christina Rogers-Hehr at 361-6200 x 50656.

Photos from Fruitville Elementary's post

Fruitville Pirates are up to exciting things this week! Mrs. Atha's class researched on the new computers graciously purchased by PTO, Mrs. Seltzer's class created towers and found their values by multiplying, Mrs. Cunningham's class presented their animal projects and Mrs. Johnson's class went on a field trip to the Embracing Our Differences exhibit!

Uncommon Kids

Join us for the LAST Uncommon Kids event of the year! We will have a BOUNCE HOUSE and a FIRE TRUCK, as well as other fun activities including sports, crafts, and games. Breakfast is provided! Look for the registration table when you arrive. This is a FREE event for all ages.

Photos from Fruitville Elementary's post

Our Fruitville Pirates are up to amazing things this week! Mrs. Van Liew's students are working in reading centers, Mrs. Robson's students are working on building solid figures, SPARK students are performing at the Florida House's Earth Day Celebration and Mrs. Hodge's students are using manipulatives to work out math problems. Keep up the hard work, Pirates!

Photos from Fruitville Elementary's post

Arr! Take a look at what our Fruitville Pirates are up to this week. 4th and 5th graders from Mrs. Mayers' and Mrs. Cain's classes participated in the Fab Lab race! Students celebrated our Light It Up Blue night on Tuesday in honor of Autism Awareness. Mrs. Schwaed's students learned about the human body and had a special visit from their teacher's son. Great job, Pirates!

Timeline Photos

Friday April 21st will be Fruitville Elementary Night with the Bradenton Marauders at Lecom Park! Gates at 5:30, game starts at 6:30pm. Take a look at this flyer for ticket details! Copies of the flyer will be coming home with your child. We hope to see you there!

Attention Fruitville families! Our next Pirate Recognition Party will be Friday, April 7th. We are in need of parent volunteers to help the celebration run smoothly. If you are interested in volunteering, please contact Pam Atha at Pamela.Atha@sarasotacountyschools.net.

Photos from Fruitville Elementary's post

Take a look at Mrs. Gilman's second grade class as they impersonate historical figures at the Wax Museum and celebrate Literacy Week with a STEM activity!