International Pot Luck at the PTO Meeting, Wednesday, May 14th
May 12, 2008
Everyone in the TIS community (parents, teachers and staff) is invited to participate in the end of the year international pot luck at our last PTO meeting on Wednesday, May 14th. Here are some questions that you might be having and need an answer to:
Q1. Do I have to bring food in order to come to the PTO meeting?
A1. Absolutely not. However, we would love to try anything you can bring.
Q2. How much food should I bring?
A2. One dish that can serve 6 along with a serving spoon.
Q3. Do I have to make the food or can I buy it?
A3. It would be great if you could cook it, but hey we are all busy men and women so we do understand that not all of us will be able to bring a home cooked dish. It is perfectly okay to sweat behind a hot steering wheel as you drive to the grocery store to pick up something rather than sweating in front of a hot stove.
Q4. Do I need to bring silverware or plates/napkins?
A4. No you do not need to bring silverware, plates or napkins. We will take care of these details.
Q5. Do I need to bring any drinks?
A5. No you do not. We will supply the beverages.
Q6. Will I have access to a microwave?
A6. Yes. All classrooms have a microwave an you are welcome to use them.
Q7. Why are you doing this?
A7. We believe that it will make the end of year meeting a celebration of all we have achieved together and it will give us all a better reason to come to the PTO meeting and hang out together.
Any further questions feel free to contact Ellen Goldsmith at ellengoldsmith@mac.com.
We hope we see you and look forward to breaking bread together!
Join us at the TIS International Pot Luck
April 28, 2008
Final PTO Meeting of the Year, Wednesday May 14th
The first International Pot Luck is happening May 14th at our last PTO meeting of the year, and everyone is invited to bring a dish! The PTO has graciously agreed to share time in it’s agenda for us to eat and mingle. Don’t worry about dinner; come to the meeting!
TIS has such a wealth of culture between families and our teachers. What better to celebrate it than with food. So, draw upon your repertoire of recipes. Maybe you have a favorite family recipe, or something you have always wanted to try cooking. Maybe you are curious about the foods from any of the Latin countries, Japan, or China and want to try cooking an authentic dish. May 14th is the day! Share it with your TIS community at the PTO meeting. It can be anything from the simple to the sublime. All you have to do is make a dish that can serve 6 people and bring a serving spoon.
Look for further notice next week. If you have any questions feel free to contact Ellen Goldsmith at ellengoldsmith@mac.com
