Parent-Partnership Agreement
The Walpole Village School is a non-profit organization that relies on the volunteer support of the surrounding community to provide high-quality early childhood education to our youngest learners. Walpole Village School needs to raise approximately $12,000 each school year through fundraising in addition to the money received from grants and tuition in order to maintain our services. All money received from our fundraising efforts goes directly to the school’s operations.
As a member of our school, you are invaluable in helping us achieve this goal. We expect the support of all our families to help coordinate and run our fundraising events. Through our Family Partnership Commitment Policy, each family is expected to contribute 15 volunteer hours over the course of the school year. You can sign up for volunteer hours here.
As a member of our school, you are invaluable in helping us achieve this goal. We expect the support of all our families to help coordinate and run our fundraising events. Through our Family Partnership Commitment Policy, each family is expected to contribute 15 volunteer hours over the course of the school year. You can sign up for volunteer hours here.
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October- Fall Festivus
We held our first annual Fall Festivus in October 2019. There were a variety of activities including: face painting, cookie decorating, story telling, tractor rides and live music. We look forward to making this an annual event. |
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December- Letters from Santa
Each December we host a letter from Santa fundraiser. Each letter is personally written based off of information provided by parents or caregivers. The letters arrive just before Christmas and include a little something special for your child. |
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March/April- Pancake Breakfast
Walpole Village School continues the longstanding tradition of an Annual Palm Sunday Pancake Breakfast. This has been a day for the community to come together following the long winter. The Easter Bunny usually makes a stop to see the kids and enjoy the pancakes and local maple syrup donated by local farms. |