October 16th, 2025 - Picture Day!


Coming Soon!


Friday, October 17th - Picture Day
Wednesday, October 22nd - Fall Family Night for K,2,4,6, & 8
Thursday, October 23rd - Fall Family Night for 1,3,5, & 7
Friday, October 31st - Halloween Parade!

Evergreen's Google Calendar

Reminder: Monday Dismissal Times Now Staggered!

1:25pm: K - 2nd grade
1:35pm: 3rd - 4th grade
1:45pm: 5th - 8th grade

This changed when we lost access to the “looping lot” due to construction.
Cross out the old time on your placards & note the new time/s as these will be in place through the rest of this school year.


TOMORROW is Picture Day!

This year we will be using Lifetouch for individual and class pictures.

You can place your order on mylifetouch.com using your Picture Day ID: EVTPXWRWW. Order before midnight on Picture Day to get FREE shipping!
Your child can also bring their completed flyer with cash or check on Picture Day.
Orders after Picture Day must be placed online only on mylifetouch.com.


Fall Family Nights

We are excited to host Fall Family nights again this year. We really missed holding this Evergreen tradition due to the aftermath of the storm last year.

Please make a plan to attend Fall Family Night with your child to see the expedition work they have been doing and celebrate their achievements.

Wednesday, October 22nd
for Grades K,2,4,6, & 8
Thursday, October 23rd
for Grades 1,3,5, & 7

5:30pm - Gym open for Merch Sales*
*no food sales this year
5:45-6:00pm-
Arrival/ Parking and make your way to the Gym
5:50pm- Students report to classrooms*
*(1st and 2nd grade remain in the gym for performances!)
6:00pm- Program in the Gym
6:30-7:30pm - Parents and students in Classrooms

Upon arrival please make your way to the gym. Give yourself plenty of time to park and walk, or possibly shuttle in. Everyone will gather in the gym with students going off to their classrooms to prepare at 5:50pm. If you arrive after that, please send your student directly to their classroom.

After you spend time celebrating your student’s work, feel free to roam through other classrooms, meet other teachers, and get a glimpse of the kinds of projects your student will be doing as they grow. Or stop by to say hello in former classrooms!

Check out our Fall Family Nights Page for showcase details!

  • Lower Lot will be open for this event and there will be a shuttle running from AVL Gospel. Please reserve Upper Lot for people with strollers and mobility issues.

  • Please leave all pets at home.

  • There will be no food vendors this year.


EVERAFTER & Fall Family Nights

EverAfter will be closing at 5:15pm on both
October 22nd and 23rd for Fall Family Nights.

Please keep this in mind as you make your arrangements to attend this event.


Support the School with a Monthly Donation

Whether you give $2 or $20 per month, each gift helps our school move from surviving to thriving. To meet our annual goal of $100,000 we need our village to show up, whether that is a one time gift, or a sustaining monthly donation, your contribution matters.

Setting up your monthly donation is so easy, please consider starting yours today at givebutter.com/evergreenvillage!


ISO Volunteers for Middle School Recess

We would love some volunteers during lunch and recess times.

We need folks for 50 minute blocks Tuesday - Friday.

Please hit the Volunteer button and fill out the survey if you’re able to help out!

VOLUNTEER

October is National Bullying Prevention Month

This week we're highlighting resources to help parents and students work together to take meaningful action against bullying. 

Bullying is defined as an ongoing misuse of power in relationships through unwanted verbal, physical and/or social behavior that causes physical and/or psychological harm. In order to be labeled as bullying, three criteria must be met:

  1. The actions are repeated over time, despite being asked or told to stop.

  2. The acts are deliberate with an intention to cause hurt, harm, or humiliation. 

  3. An imbalance of power (physical, status, knowledge, etc.) exists between the aggressor and the targeted individual or group.

As parents and caregivers, one of the most important steps we can take is to educate ourselves—staying informed about current definitions, warning signs, and potential risks ensures we understand what bullying truly is (and what it isn’t). Using accurate, thoughtful language when talking about social behaviors and peer relationships helps create a space for open, honest conversations. With shared understanding and awareness, young people can strengthen their skills and confidence to recognize bullying, respond appropriately, and show resilience—while also playing a key role in fostering a positive, inclusive, and bully-free environment at school, in their community, and throughout their lives.

FAQs and Warning Signs:

National Bullying Prevention Center - Definitions & FAQs

Understood.org - The Difference Between Teasing and Bullying 

Stopbullying.gov - Warning Signs for Bullying

Common Sense Media - Cyberbullying 

Counselor for Grade 5-8, Rachel Snider on left;
and K-4 Counselor Annie Mast on right


Halloween Parade

Each year Evergreen holds a Halloween Parade! Students wear or bring their costumes (Check classroom newsletters for guidance from your grade level/s!) and a schoolwide parade of costumes is held on the field. Parents are welcome to attend, it’s more fun with an audience!

Friday, October 31st @ 2pm

When selecting a costume please be mindful that we have a variety of ages at the school, costumes must be appropriate for our younger friends. Our standard golden rule of costumes is: “No Blood, No Gore, No Weapons of War.”

We would also like to remind our community that cultural icons are costumes, a depiction of a whole culture based on stereotypes is not. For more watch, “My Culture is not a Costume”.

Costume Swap

Please bring gently used costumes and costume elements to the front office for families to ‘shop’. You do not need to bring an item to ‘shop’ the swap. All items given and taken freely.


Community Nights brought to you by the United Way!

Have you heard about Community Nights?

They are a FREE community event hosted at various middle and high schools where families can receive help with homework, and a night off dinner prep!

October Dates nearby are:

Every Wednesday in October @ AVL High/SILSA
Tuesday Oct 21 & 28 @ AC Reynolds Middle

Find out more, including dates for outlying areas like Erwin, Enka, Fletcher using the link above. Look for the tabs which detail the dates for various locations!

You can also find info at the link above re: volunteering!
Sign yourself up to help out in your community. Older students could even get involved in tutoring younger students or in clean-up efforts!


Turtle Naming Contest - Voting Round

It’s time to vote on your favorite names! Did your picks get selected?
Winner will receive a year long pass to the Cradle of Forestry!

Names will be announced next week!

VOTE

This year, more than ever, We really Need every penny.

Here are some simple things we can do as a collective that can make a big difference. The more participation we get in these programs, the greater the rewards for our school!

Please spend the time to link your grocery rewards cards to Evergreen. Get your neighbors to do the same. Register your in-laws, your parents, your friends. This small investment of time can make a big difference each time you go to the store to restock!

Register your Harris Teeter Card here. You must re-register each and every year.

Register your Ingles Card here. You must re-register each and every year.
Our school id number is 10713.

Download the Box Tops for Education App and scan your receipts.

Cans for Climbing
Bring your aluminum cans for recycling, drop them in the trailer that sits by the buses. Cans for Climbing supports our Adventure Program and brings in over a thousand dollars each year!


Click on the graphic to browse her list.


October 9th, 2025 - Family Hang & The Evergreen Fund


Coming Soon!


Friday, October 10th - Community Builders: Highland Hang
Thursday, October 16th - Board Meeting
Friday, October 17th - Picture Day
Wednesday, October 22nd - Fall Family Night for K,2,4,6, & 8
Thursday, October 23rd - Fall Family Night for 1,3,5, & 7
Friday, October 31st - Halloween Parade!

Evergreen's Google Calendar

Reminder: Monday Dismissal Times Now Staggered!

1:25pm: K - 2nd grade
1:35pm: 3rd - 4th grade
1:45pm: 5th - 8th grade

This changed when we lost access to the “looping lot” due to construction.
Cross out the old time on your placards & note the new time/s as these will be in place through the rest of this school year.


Highland Hang: Tomorrow!

At the end of a long short week, we’re having a gathering at the Meadow at Highland! Stop by after dismissal on Friday, October 10th. Bring your own snacks, or hit the food trucks, grab a beverage and remember to tip your server!

Next up, our first brewery hang
at Highland on October 10th after school pick up. 
Look for the green table cloth!

If you'd like to add your voice to future gathering planning, please email Aaron Snook to get on the Community Builder meeting invite list.  

Look for us in the wooded area by the meadow!


EverAfter Clubs

There is still has room in the upcoming Dance and Climbing Clubs!

Climbing is always open to all ages, and we are also now inviting 3rd graders to All Around Dance. More information is linked in the EverAfter newsletter.

We are also trying to re-launch our middle school Volleyball club on Mondays in October and November. Email was sent to middle school parents dated Sept 24th.


Picture Day is October 17th!

This year we will be using Lifetouch for individual and class pictures.

You can place your order on mylifetouch.com using your Picture Day ID: EVTPXWRWW. Order before midnight on Picture Day to get FREE shipping!
Your child can also bring their completed flyer sent home last week with cash or check on Picture Day.
Orders after Picture Day must be placed online only on mylifetouch.com.


Fall Family Nights

Part of our expectations of students is for them to present their work publicly. This practice is part of the EL Education model and is another way to make their work meaningful, by sharing it with you. Please make a plan to attend Fall Family Night with your child to see the expedition work they have been doing and celebrate their achievements.

We split the school population between two nights, this year that is:

Wednesday, October 22nd
for Grades K,2,4,6, & 8
Thursday, October 23rd
for Grades 1,3,5, & 7

If this is your first rodeo, check out our Fall Family Nights Page for more background and details.

Key Details:

  • Lower Lot will be open for this event and there will be a shuttle running from AVL Gospel.

  • Please leave all pets at home.

  • There will be no food vendors this year.


Support the School with a Monthly Donation

Whether you give $2 or $20 per month, each gift helps our school move from surviving to thriving. To meet our annual goal of $100,000 we need our village to show up, whether that is a one time gift, or a sustaining monthly donation, your contribution matters.

Setting up your monthly donation is so easy, please consider starting yours today at givebutter.com/evergreenvillage!


Restraint Collapse

We hope you all had a fun and restorative Fall Break. This week we are talking about the phenomenon known as After-School Restraint Collapse, a natural emotional release that can happen when kids arrive home after a long day of exerting mental, emotional, and physical effort to hold it together at school. If you are a parent who has noticed that their child or teen seems to “fall apart” after school—meltdowns, irritability, withdrawal, or emotional outbursts that seem to come out of nowhere—this post is for you!

What looks like a tantrum, defiance, or an overreaction to us is actually the body and brain’s way of decompressing after working hard to meet expectations all day long. Click the link above for a deeper look at why this happens and what it can look like in both children and teens, as well as practical strategies and considerations for supporting them through it. Additionally, understanding the difference between tantrums and meltdowns is useful insight to gain, particularly for parents of neurodivergent and/or sensory sensitive children. If listening is more your jam or you’d like to hear more from the experts, we highly recommend this helpful podcast from the Institute of Child Psychology: “Navigating After School Restraint Collapse, which offers additional insight and actionable tips for helping kids feel safe, secure, and supported as they unwind from the demands of the school day.

Counselor for Grade 5-8, Rachel Snider on left;
and K-4 Counselor Annie Mast on right


Join us as we celebrate Hispanic/latine heritage Month on Facebook!

In honor of Latine Heritage Month, which started on September 15th, we are highlighting the books by Latine authors and illustrators on our Facebook page.

There are links to authors performing read alouds of their picture books, and reviews, teasers, or book discussion posts for upper grades and middle school level books.

All books featured are available through the Evergreen library with the exception of the last post which is more of a wishlist for new books released this year!


Halloween Parade

Each year Evergreen holds a Halloween Parade! Students wear or bring their costumes (Check classroom newsletters for guidance from your grade level/s!) and a schoolwide parade of costumes is held on the field. Parents are welcome to attend, it’s more fun with an audience!

Friday, October 31st @ 2pm

When selecting a costume please be mindful that we have a variety of ages at the school, costumes must be appropriate for our younger friends. Our standard golden rule of costumes is: “No Blood, No Gore, No Weapons of War.”

We would also like to remind our community that cultural icons are costumes, a depiction of a whole culture based on stereotypes is not. For more watch, “My Culture is not a Costume”.


Homework Dinners brought to you by the United Way!

Have you heard about Homework Dinners?

They are a FREE community event hosted at various middle and high schools where families can receive help with homework, and a night off dinner prep!

October Dates nearby are:

Every Wednesday in October @ AVL High/SILSA
Tuesday Oct 21 & 28 @ AC Reynolds

Find out more, including dates for outlying areas like Erwin, Enka, Fletcher using the link above. Look for the tabs which detail the dates for various locations!

You can also find info at the link above re: volunteering!
Sign yourself up to help out in your community. Older students could even get involved in tutoring younger students or in clean-up efforts!


This year, more than ever, We really Need every penny.

Here are some simple things we can do as a collective that can make a big difference. The more participation we get in these programs, the greater the rewards for our school!

Please spend the time to link your grocery rewards cards to Evergreen. Get your neighbors to do the same. Register your in-laws, your parents, your friends. This small investment of time can make a big difference each time you go to the store to restock!

Register your Harris Teeter Card here. You must re-register each and every year.

Register your Ingles Card here. You must re-register each and every year.
Our school id number is 10713.

Download the Box Tops for Education App and scan your receipts.

Cans for Climbing
Bring your aluminum cans for recycling, drop them in the trailer that sits by the buses. Cans for Climbing supports our Adventure Program and brings in over a thousand dollars each year!


Click on the graphic to browse her list.


October 2nd, 2025 - Fall Break


Coming Soon!


Friday, October 3rd-October 7th - No School - Fall Break
Friday, October 10th - Community Builders: Highland Hang
Thursday, October 16th - Board Meeting
Friday, October 17th - Picture Day
Wednesday, October 22nd - Fall Family Night for K,2,4,6, & 8
Thursday, October 23rd - Fall Family Night for 1,3,5, & 7

Evergreen's Google Calendar

Reminder: Monday Dismissal Times Now Staggered!

1:25pm: K - 2nd grade
1:35pm: 3rd - 4th grade
1:45pm: 5th - 8th grade

This changed when we lost access to the “looping lot” due to construction.
Cross out the old time on your placards & note the new time/s as these will be in place through the rest of this school year.


Hi Evergreen Families,

This past weekend, we all paused to remember the anniversary of Hurricane Helene in various ways; reflecting on the loss and grief our community carries, but also how we showed incredible strength and care for one another. The work is ongoing and I am so thankful for all who continue to show up and rebuild in the community every day. Thank you to those of you who volunteered last Saturday as part of this as well!

And, as we look back, we also look forward. Our students continue to build their resilience, and know now that it includes leaning on each other, finding hope in hard moments, and remembering that we are stronger together. Thank you for the many ways you continue to nurture a spirit of care at home and in our school. Together, we carry forward the lessons of the past year with gratitude and hope.

Looking ahead, October is full of exciting learning and community moments. Please mark your calendars for Fall Family Nights on October 22nd and 23rd. More info to come, but plan to be here the evening of the 22nd (K, 2, 4, 6, 8th grades) and/or the 23rd (1, 3, 5, 7th grades) to celebrate your child(ren)’s learning and growth this fall! All events like these are on the Evergreen google calendar - you can save yourself time by adding the calendar to yours with a couple easy steps (Click the Google Calendar link above and look for the ‘Add Google Calendar’ link at the bottom left of the calendar). We can’t wait to see you and share student work with you, celebrate fall traditions, and keep building the strong connections that make Evergreen special.

Thank you, as always, for your partnership and care!


Community Builders!

At the end of a long short week, we’re having a gathering at the Meadow at Highland! Stop by after dismissal on Friday, October 10th. Bring your own snacks, or hit the food trucks, grab a beverage and remember to tip your server!

Next up, our first brewery hang
at Highland on October 10th after school pick up. 
Look for the green table cloth!

If you'd like to add your voice to future gathering planning, please email Aaron Snook to get on the Community Builder meeting invite list.  

Look for us in the wooded area by the meadow!


EverAfter Clubs

There is still has room in the upcoming Dance and Climbing Clubs!

Climbing is always open to all ages, and we are also now inviting 3rd graders to All Around Dance. More information is linked in the EverAfter newsletter.

We are also trying to re-launch our middle school Volleyball club on Mondays in October and November. An email was sent to middle school parents dated Sept 24th.


Picture Day is October 17th!

This year we will be using Lifetouch for individual and class pictures.

You can place your order on mylifetouch.com using your Picture Day ID: EVTPXWRWW. Order before midnight on Picture Day to get FREE shipping!
Your child can also bring their completed flyer that we will be sending home with cash or check on Picture Day.
Orders after Picture Day must be placed online only on mylifetouch.com.

ISO Volunteers

Help us make the Picture Day smooth and effortless. Use the contact button below if you'd like to volunteer at Picture Day.


Fall Family Nights

Part of our expectations of students is for them to present their work publicly. This practice is part of the EL Education model and is another way to make their work meaningful, by sharing it with you. Please make a plan to attend Fall Family Night with your child to see the expedition work they have been doing and celebrate their achievements.

We split the school population between two nights, this year that is:

Wednesday, October 22nd for Grades K,2,4,6, & 8
Thursday, October 23rd for Grades 1,3,5, & 7

If this is your first rodeo, check out our Fall Family Nights Page for more background and details.


Join us as we celebrate Hispanic/latine heritage Month on Facebook!

In honor of Latine Heritage Month, which started on September 15th, we are highlighting the books by Latine authors and illustrators on our Facebook page.

There are links to authors performing read alouds of their picture books, and reviews, teasers, or book discussion posts for upper grades and middle school level books.

All books featured are available through the Evergreen library with the exception of the last post which is more of a wishlist for new books released this year!


Homework Dinners brought to you by the United Way!

Have you heard about Homework Dinners?

They are a FREE community event hosted at various middle and high schools where families can receive help with homework, and a night off dinner prep!

October Dates nearby are:

Every Wednesday in October @ AVL High/SILSA
Tuesday Oct 21 & 28 @ AC Reynolds

Find out more, including dates for outlying areas like Erwin, Enka, Fletcher using the link above. Look for the tabs which detail the dates for various locations!

You can also find info at the link above re: volunteering!
Sign yourself up to help out in your community. Older students could even get involved in tutoring younger students or in clean-up efforts!


Turtle Naming Contest!?! — I’m on it.

Taylor & Swift
Six & Seven
Poppy & Tater
Katnis & Primrose
Tortisehead & Cibo Mato

Here’s a link to the contest - enter your best combo between now and October 7th!


This year, more than ever, We really Need every penny.

Here are some simple things we can do as a collective that can make a big difference. The more participation we get in these programs, the greater the rewards for our school!

Please spend the time to link your grocery rewards cards to Evergreen. Get your neighbors to do the same. Register your in-laws, your parents, your friends. This small investment of time can make a big difference each time you go to the store to restock!

Register your Harris Teeter Card here. You must re-register each and every year.

Register your Ingles Card here. You must re-register each and every year.
Our school id number is 10713.

Download the Box Tops for Education App and scan your receipts.

Cans for Climbing
Bring your aluminum cans for recycling, drop them in the trailer that sits by the buses. Cans for Climbing supports our Adventure Program and brings in over a thousand dollars each year!


Click on the graphic to browse her list.


Sept 25th, 2025 - Conference Week!


Evergreen's Google Calendar

Coming Soon!

Sept 18th-26th - Scholastic Book Fair!
Thursday, September 25th 4-8pm - Student Led Conference Evening Hours - school operates as usual
Friday, September 26th
8am-12pm- Student Led Conference Day - No School
Friday, October 3rd-October 7th - No School - Fall Break
Friday, October 10th - Community Builders: Highland Hang


Reminder: Monday Dismissal Times Now Staggered!

This changed when we lost access to the “looping lot” due to construction.
Cross out the old time on your placards & note the new time/s as these will be in place through the rest of this school year:

1:25pm: K - 2nd grade
1:35pm: 3rd - 4th grade
1:45pm: 5th - 8th grade


Community Builders!

Thank you, Evergreen Community, for coming out to the picnic on Sunday!  It was a gorgeous day made all the more beautiful by such a great turnout.

Next up, our first brewery hang
at Highland on October 10th after school pick up. 
Look for the green table cloth!

If you'd like to add your voice to future gathering planning, please email Aaron Snook to get on the Community Builder meeting invite list.  

Here’s some pictures from Sunday’s picnic on the field!

Look for us in the wooded area by the meadow!


Announcing Picture Day - October 17th!


Infinite Campus

We have 118 students (down from 140) without a parent/guardian registered.
If you are still not signed up by your student conference (today or tomorrow…), you can expect to hear from your classroom teachers! Please take the time to set this up today, if you’re having trouble, we are here to help!

If you have not set up an account with Infinite Campus, the all-in-one student information system, please do so before Student Led Conferences.

  • Your students already have accounts that you will be linked to.

  • You will need your student id number/s to complete this task, UNLESS you can find Kelly’s email from September 12th. (This is much easier, especially if you have multiple students!)

  • If you cannot find that email, and still need your student id number, please email Kelly and she will send that to you!

  • You will need to validate your email as a final step in the process

  • Also, this is how you opt in to texting for messages from the school.

Infinite Campus is also available as a Mobile App. Guardians will want to download “Parent Campus” from whichever platform you use to download your fresh apps.


Scholastic Book Fair - Closes After Conference Days!

It’s not too late to give or receive Book Fair Funds, but the Fair will close after Friday’s conferences.

Thank you to everyone who has given to this fundraiser and share in the love of reading! And thank you to everyone who reached out to take advantage of these funds to promote the love of reading in your home! We are still accepting donations and requests for funds. Use the Blue Buttons below.

Give if you can
Ask and Receive

Profits from the Book Fair support the thoughtful, vibrant, relevant, constantly updated book collection that is the heart of our Library Program.


EverAfter Clubs will begin soon

EverAfter will be offering Chess, Lego, Dance, and Climbing Wall clubs this fall!

Clubs Sign-ups have started! Check out the schedule in the EverAfter Newsletter.


Sept 25-26: Conferences

Fall Conferences for K-2 will be led by teachers without your students, please arrive in plenty of time to sign your child into the gym during your conference. The lower lot will be open Thursday Evening and Friday (if needed).

New to the school? Click here to learn more about Student Led Conferences.

Read on to learn more about childcare options:

If you need child care during conferences on the 25th or 26th, you may bring them to EverAfter. This is free of charge! Due to conferences being split between Thursday afternoon and Friday morning, one being during regular after school time and one during an all day care day, we have two different plans, so please read carefully:  

  • For Thursday afternoon, the 25th, we will host drop-in care on the lower playground and Multipurpose room from 3:55-8:00 (SEE ATTACHED MAP!)

  • For Friday morning, the 26th, we will host drop-in care in the gym, 7:55-12:00.

In both cases, you will need to bring your child(ren) in with you, speak with EverAfter staff, and sign them in and out. You MAY NOT just send them to wherever you see other kids. It'll take you a few minutes to do that; please plan accordingly so that you are not late to your conference time--your child's teachers' time is both valuable AND limited! We also ask that if you prefer not to use EverAfter, please keep your children with you, or just outside of whatever classroom you are conferencing in. Unsupervised kids will be sent back to their parents or to the main office. Thanks for keeping kids supervised and safe! Also for Friday morning, if you are not using all day care, please do NOT park in front of the gym before 10am—those spaces are reserved for working parents that need to drop their kids off quickly and get to work! Here is a campus map if you need more guidance.

If you are one of said working parents and in need all day care for your child on the 26th, and you are registered for EverAfter, please refer to information in the EverAfter Newsletter dated 9/17.

For questions, please reach out to EverAfter Director James Wilson.


Supporting Kids Emotionally One Year After Helene

As we reach the one-year mark since Tropical Storm Helene, many of us feel a mix of emotions- grief, relief, hope, and fatigue. This anniversary can stir up strong feelings, not only in adults but in children too. Kids may revisit past emotions or begin to process the impact of Helene in new ways.

Below are signs of grief to look for in children, and ways to support them, especially during this time of heightened reminders.

How Grief May Show Up in Children

0–6 years

Irritability, extra crying, clinginess, separation fears, regression (e.g., thumb-sucking, bedwetting)

7–10 years

Worry about the event recurring, sadness, anger, acting out or shutting down

11–18 years

Risk-taking, withdrawal, mood swings, substance use, trouble expressing feelings

Here to Help

If at any point you feel your child needs extra support, please reach out to Annie Mast (K-4) or Rachel Snider (5-8) so that we can help children (and parents) in carrying whatever weight the past year may still hold.

Ways to Support Kids Now

  • Acknowledge the anniversary: Talk openly about why people are remembering — to honor what was lost and recognize the strength of the community. You may also reference this list for a list of community remembrance events.

  • Keep routines steady: Predictable schedules help kids feel safe.

  • Limit distressing reminders: News coverage and images may overwhelm some children. Be ready to turn off or redirect when needed.

  • Make space for expression: Encourage talking, drawing, storytelling, or quiet rituals (like lighting a candle).

  • Reach out for support: You’re not alone. Friends, counselors, and community events can help. There are two Haw Creek neighborhood events scheduled for the weekend listed below.


East Asheville Community Remembrance Events


Thank You to Our Volunteers and Those who gave donations!

Thank you to all the families who volunteered to show up this weekend! Thank you as well to all who brought food and toiletry donations!
I am pleased to announce that we have covered the entire day of shifts at their Free Store!

You can find shifts that work for your schedule on the Hands On Buncombe County website! You can filter by day, by type of opportunity, or by youth friendly opportunities.

There’s still time to join in our Donation Drive!
Check out the list of current donation needs on Appalachian Community Relief’s website and drop off items at the school by Sept 26th for delivery to the distribution center.

Our biggest food needs are canned goods (soups, vegetables, canned meat), individual snacks, & hamburger helper-type boxed meals. Our biggest non-food needs are toilet paper, paper towels, laundry detergent, menstrual products, and cleaning supplies.
— director of Appalachian Community Relief

Join us as we celebrate Hispanic/latine heritage Month on Facebook!

In honor of Latine Heritage Month, which started on September 15th, we are highlighting the books by Latine authors and illustrators on our Facebook page.

There are links to authors performing read alouds of their picture books, and reviews, teasers, or book discussion posts for upper grades and middle school level books.

All books featured are available through the Evergreen library with the exception of the last post which is more of a wishlist for new books released this year!


Homework Dinners brought to you by the United Way!

Have you heard about Homework Dinners?

They are a FREE community event hosted at various middle and high schools where families can receive help with homework, and a night off dinner prep!

The next date in Monday September 29th

at both Enka Intermediate and Erwin Middle School. Find out when Homework Dinners come to your neighborhood using the link above. Look for the tabs which detail the dates for various locations!

You can also find info at the link above re: volunteering!

Sign yourself up to help out in your community. Older students could even get involved in tutoring younger students or in clean-up efforts!


Turtle Naming Contest!?! — I’m on it.

Taylor
Six
Poppy
Katnis
Tortisehead

&
&
&
&
&

Swift
Seven
Tater
Primrose
Cibo Mato

Here’s a link to the contest - enter your best combo between now and October 7th!



This year, more than ever, We really Need every penny.

Here are some simple things we can do as a collective that can make a big difference. The more participation we get in these programs, the greater the rewards for our school!

Please spend the time to link your grocery rewards cards to Evergreen. Get your neighbors to do the same. Register your in-laws, your parents, your friends. This small investment of time can make a big difference each time you go to the store to restock!

Register your Harris Teeter Card here. You must re-register each and every year.

Register your Ingles Card here. You must re-register each and every year.
Our school id number is 10713.

Download the Box Tops for Education App and scan your receipts.

Cans for Climbing
Bring your aluminum cans for recycling, drop them in the trailer that sits by the buses. Cans for Climbing supports our Adventure Program and brings in over a thousand dollars each year!


Click on the graphic to browse her list.