Family Night at Boothbay Elementary
Fri, 04/08/2016 - 11:00am
Meredith Ames, left, with her friend Christina Lee at the book fair during Family Night at Boothbay Region Elementary School April 7. MATTHEW STILPHEN/Boothbay Register
BRES PTO president Mary Baudo, left, and volunteer Anna Giles at the book fair checkout counter during the April 7 Family Night at BRES. MATTHEW STILPHEN/Boothbay Register
Hunter Ryan, left, and Dylan Plummer check out the reading material while mom Heather looks on. The trio were checking out the book fair during the April 7 Family Night held at BRES. MATTHEW STILPHEN/Boothbay Register
Among the artists on display was Lucian Stoddard during Family Night at the BRES April 7. MATTHEW STILPHEN/Boothbay Register
BRHS freshman Will LaBrecque carefully cuts a square of brownies for the annual freshman supper fundraiser on April 7. MATTHEW STILPHEN/Boothbay Register
Sharon Machon-Ames, one of the organizers of the freshman class supper, uses two hands to toss a giant salad during Family Night at BRES. MATTHEW STILPHEN/Boothbay Register
BRHS freshmen, from left, Duyen Nguyen, Joey Lane and Larisa Greenleaf prepare food in advance of the annual freshman supper April 7. MATTHEW STILPHEN/Boothbay Register
An original creation by Olivia Hardwick was displayed outside of the cafeteria of the BRES during Family Night April 7. MATTHEW STILPHEN/Boothbay Register
First grader Lexi Hughes had a message of love for the Family Night art exhibit at BRES April 7. MATTHEW STILPHEN/Boothbay Register
A masking tape martian? A stick figure robot? Only BRES student Colby Hicks knows for sure as the public was left to interpret during Family Night at BRES. MATTHEW STILPHEN/Boothbay Register
Meredith Ames, left, with her friend Christina Lee at the book fair during Family Night at Boothbay Region Elementary School April 7. MATTHEW STILPHEN/Boothbay Register
BRES PTO president Mary Baudo, left, and volunteer Anna Giles at the book fair checkout counter during the April 7 Family Night at BRES. MATTHEW STILPHEN/Boothbay Register
Hunter Ryan, left, and Dylan Plummer check out the reading material while mom Heather looks on. The trio were checking out the book fair during the April 7 Family Night held at BRES. MATTHEW STILPHEN/Boothbay Register
Among the artists on display was Lucian Stoddard during Family Night at the BRES April 7. MATTHEW STILPHEN/Boothbay Register
BRHS freshman Will LaBrecque carefully cuts a square of brownies for the annual freshman supper fundraiser on April 7. MATTHEW STILPHEN/Boothbay Register
Sharon Machon-Ames, one of the organizers of the freshman class supper, uses two hands to toss a giant salad during Family Night at BRES. MATTHEW STILPHEN/Boothbay Register
BRHS freshmen, from left, Duyen Nguyen, Joey Lane and Larisa Greenleaf prepare food in advance of the annual freshman supper April 7. MATTHEW STILPHEN/Boothbay Register
An original creation by Olivia Hardwick was displayed outside of the cafeteria of the BRES during Family Night April 7. MATTHEW STILPHEN/Boothbay Register
First grader Lexi Hughes had a message of love for the Family Night art exhibit at BRES April 7. MATTHEW STILPHEN/Boothbay Register
A masking tape martian? A stick figure robot? Only BRES student Colby Hicks knows for sure as the public was left to interpret during Family Night at BRES. MATTHEW STILPHEN/Boothbay Register
On April 7, Boothbay Region Elementary School (BRES) hosted family night; a three-event fundraiser featuring a book fair, an art exhibit from students, and the freshman class showing off its culinary skills for the general public. On the first floor, BRES Parent-Teacher Organization President Mary Baudo manned the cash register and sold raffle tickets with volunteer Anna Giles. The grand prize is a bicycle with the winner being announced in May.
“There are typically three book fairs a year,” Baudo said. “This one raises money directly for the PTO.”
A short flight of stairs away, student art was on display featuring everything from robots made from masking tape to traditional watercolors. The event concluded with the freshman class preparing dinner as part of its $4,500 fundraising goal for senior year expenses.
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