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Please join us on the third Sunday of every month for our Family Fun Craft Day!
All ages!!!

There is a $10 per craft materials fee. Parents are welcome to assist their child with the craft or make their own craft! General admission fees apply. Adults (13-64) – $5; Children (6-12), Seniors (65+), and Military (w/ ID) – $2; Children (0-5) – free.

Preregistration required.
E-mail bcinformation@providenceri.gov and let us know the number of adults attending, the number of children (6-12) attending, the number of children (0-5) attending, and the number of crafts your family would like complete. This helps us ensure we have the proper amount of materials and space available!

Please arrive early to pay admission/craft fee at our ticket booth. Make a day of it and pack a picnic!

Join us for our special guest Eloise for storytime, tea and cookies. Space is limited and participants must pre-register for this event by calling 401-432-7222. The cost for this event is $12.00 which can be applied to the purchase of an Eloise book.

Eloise is a young girl who lives in the “room on the tippy-top floor” of the Plaza Hotel in New York City with her nanny, her pug dog, Weenie, and her turtle, Skipperdee. She loves learning about people. Eloise is spunky, and independent.

Eloise is a beloved character in the books by author Kay Thompson an American author, singer, vocal arranger, vocal coach, composer, musician, dancer and actress. She is best known as the creator of the Eloise children’s books and for her role in the movie Funny Face. The character was developed by the author based on her childhood imaginary friend.

Please join us on the third Sunday of every month for our Family Fun Craft Day!
All ages!!!

There is a $10 per craft materials fee. Parents are welcome to assist their child with the craft or make their own craft! General admission fees apply. Adults (13-64) – $5; Children (6-12), Seniors (65+), and Military (w/ ID) – $2; Children (0-5) – free.

Preregistration required.
E-mail bcinformation@providenceri.gov and let us know the number of adults attending, the number of children (6-12) attending, the number of children (0-5) attending, and the number of crafts your family would like complete. This helps us ensure we have the proper amount of materials and space available!

Please arrive early to pay admission/craft fee at our ticket booth. Make a day of it and pack a picnic!

Please join us on the third Sunday of every month for our Family Fun Craft Day!
All ages!!!

There is a $10 per craft materials fee. Parents are welcome to assist their child with the craft or make their own craft! General admission fees apply. Adults (13-64) – $5; Children (6-12), Seniors (65+), and Military (w/ ID) – $2; Children (0-5) – free.

Preregistration required.
E-mail bcinformation@providenceri.gov and let us know the number of adults attending, the number of children (6-12) attending, the number of children (0-5) attending, and the number of crafts your family would like complete. This helps us ensure we have the proper amount of materials and space available!

Please arrive early to pay admission/craft fee at our ticket booth. Make a day of it and pack a picnic!

Please join us on the third Sunday of every month for our Family Fun Craft Day!
All ages!!!

There is a $10 per craft materials fee. Parents are welcome to assist their child with the craft or make their own craft! General admission fees apply. Adults (13-64) – $5; Children (6-12), Seniors (65+), and Military (w/ ID) – $2; Children (0-5) – free.

Preregistration required.
E-mail bcinformation@providenceri.gov and let us know the number of adults attending, the number of children (6-12) attending, the number of children (0-5) attending, and the number of crafts your family would like complete. This helps us ensure we have the proper amount of materials and space available!

Please arrive early to pay admission/craft fee at our ticket booth. Make a day of it and pack a picnic!

Please join us on the third Sunday of every month for our Family Fun Craft Day!
All ages!!!

There is a $10 per craft materials fee. Parents are welcome to assist their child with the craft or make their own craft! General admission fees apply. Adults (13-64) – $5; Children (6-12), Seniors (65+), and Military (w/ ID) – $2; Children (0-5) – free.

Preregistration required.
E-mail bcinformation@providenceri.gov and let us know the number of adults attending, the number of children (6-12) attending, the number of children (0-5) attending, and the number of crafts your family would like complete. This helps us ensure we have the proper amount of materials and space available!

Please arrive early to pay admission/craft fee at our ticket booth. Make a day of it and pack a picnic!

Please join us on the third Sunday of every month for our Family Fun Craft Day!
All ages!!!

There is a $10 per craft materials fee. Parents are welcome to assist their child with the craft or make their own craft! General admission fees apply. Adults (13-64) – $5; Children (6-12), Seniors (65+), and Military (w/ ID) – $2; Children (0-5) – free.

Preregistration required.
E-mail bcinformation@providenceri.gov and let us know the number of adults attending, the number of children (6-12) attending, the number of children (0-5) attending, and the number of crafts your family would like complete. This helps us ensure we have the proper amount of materials and space available!

Please arrive early to pay admission/craft fee at our ticket booth. Make a day of it and pack a picnic!

Please join us on the third Sunday of every month for our Family Fun Craft Day!
All ages!!!

There is a $10 per craft materials fee. Parents are welcome to assist their child with the craft or make their own craft! General admission fees apply. Adults (13-64) – $5; Children (6-12), Seniors (65+), and Military (w/ ID) – $2; Children (0-5) – free.

Preregistration required.
E-mail bcinformation@providenceri.gov and let us know the number of adults attending, the number of children (6-12) attending, the number of children (0-5) attending, and the number of crafts your family would like complete. This helps us ensure we have the proper amount of materials and space available!

Please arrive early to pay admission/craft fee at our ticket booth. Make a day of it and pack a picnic!

Please join us on the third Sunday of every month for our Family Fun Craft Day!
All ages!!!

There is a $10 per craft materials fee. Parents are welcome to assist their child with the craft or make their own craft! General admission fees apply. Adults (13-64) – $5; Children (6-12), Seniors (65+), and Military (w/ ID) – $2; Children (0-5) – free.

Preregistration required.
E-mail bcinformation@providenceri.gov and let us know the number of adults attending, the number of children (6-12) attending, the number of children (0-5) attending, and the number of crafts your family would like complete. This helps us ensure we have the proper amount of materials and space available!

Please arrive early to pay admission/craft fee at our ticket booth. Make a day of it and pack a picnic!

Please join us on the third Sunday of every month for our Family Fun Craft Day!
All ages!!!

There is a $10 per craft materials fee. Parents are welcome to assist their child with the craft or make their own craft! General admission fees apply. Adults (13-64) – $5; Children (6-12), Seniors (65+), and Military (w/ ID) – $2; Children (0-5) – free.

Preregistration required.
E-mail bcinformation@providenceri.gov and let us know the number of adults attending, the number of children (6-12) attending, the number of children (0-5) attending, and the number of crafts your family would like complete. This helps us ensure we have the proper amount of materials and space available!

Please arrive early to pay admission/craft fee at our ticket booth. Make a day of it and pack a picnic!

Please join us on the third Sunday of every month for our Family Fun Craft Day!
All ages!!!

There is a $10 per craft materials fee. Parents are welcome to assist their child with the craft or make their own craft! General admission fees apply. Adults (13-64) – $5; Children (6-12), Seniors (65+), and Military (w/ ID) – $2; Children (0-5) – free.

Preregistration required.
E-mail bcinformation@providenceri.gov and let us know the number of adults attending, the number of children (6-12) attending, the number of children (0-5) attending, and the number of crafts your family would like complete. This helps us ensure we have the proper amount of materials and space available!

Please arrive early to pay admission/craft fee at our ticket booth. Make a day of it and pack a picnic!

Girls Leadership is a national nonprofit that teaches girls to exercise the power of their voice. Our 1-hour, free online talk addresses the new challenges our girls are facing. Raising Resilient Girls at Home means raising girls experiencing increased anxiety and stress and spending more time online navigating relationships; it also means modeling for our kids 24/7 without an end date in sight.

Girls Leadership’s Co-founder and Co chief Executive, Simon Marean, offers a reflection on how you can use this parenting moment as an opportunity to lay the foundation for wellness, voice, and influence.

This is a free community event. If you are able to support our mission we ask for a suggested donation of $10. Your support helps us teach girls and their adult influencers the social-emotional skills to come through this time more connected, resilient, and more powerful than ever before.

Please email Info@Girlsleadership.org with any questions and register for the event by visiting https://girlsleadership.org/parent-education/

image: courtesy of Girls Leadership

Please join us on the third Sunday of every month for our Family Fun Craft Day!
All ages!!!

There is a $10 per craft materials fee. Parents are welcome to assist their child with the craft or make their own craft! General admission fees apply. Adults (13-64) – $5; Children (6-12), Seniors (65+), and Military (w/ ID) – $2; Children (0-5) – free.

Preregistration required.
E-mail bcinformation@providenceri.gov and let us know the number of adults attending, the number of children (6-12) attending, the number of children (0-5) attending, and the number of crafts your family would like complete. This helps us ensure we have the proper amount of materials and space available!

Please arrive early to pay admission/craft fee at our ticket booth. Make a day of it and pack a picnic!

Gordon’s ongoing series of parent dialogues on antiracist education continues into the new year with Race in the USA: The Remix, Side A, led by Luke Anderson, eighth grade humanities teacher. Race in the USA will be a two-part discussion that uses lessons on Black experience in America, drawn from Gordon’s eighth grade curriculum, to help parents think about how to talk with children about race. The second part will be Tuesday, March 2nd; both are free and open to the public.

The parent dialogues for the 2020-2021 school year center around the topic of what it means to build an antiracist community: as a school, as care-givers, as young people. Dialogues this fall included a discussion of Stamped, by Ibram X. Kendhi and Jason Reynolds, and an evening with Dr Howard Stevenson.

For decades, Gordon has used a multicultural curriculum and supported a diverse community of students, faculty, staff and families. Developing empathy and taking action are keys to a more just world, and these lessons, which begin as early as nursery school, provide a foundation for Gordon students to live out the school’s mission on campus and beyond.

When:
Tuesday, January 12, 2021, 6:30 p.m.

Wednesday, March 31, 2021, 6:30 p.m.

Where:
Zoom link at www.gordonschool.org/race

The event is free and open to the public.

About Gordon School
The Gordon School, in East Providence, Rhode Island, was founded in 1910 as the state’s only non-public coeducational school. Since then, Gordon has evolved into a progressive institution that offers students hands-on, real-world academic experiences that have applications far beyond the classroom. Learning takes place among a diverse population of students and teachers who reflect the many cultures within Rhode Island’s community, ensuring that each student comes to truly appreciate the value of multiple perspectives. Educating children from nursery school through eighth grade, Gordon’s goal is to graduate intellectual leaders, joyful learners, and empathic young people who will make a positive impact on the world. For more information, please visit www.gordonschool.org.

image: courtesy of The Gordon School

Gordon’s ongoing series of parent dialogues on antiracist education continues into the new year with Race in the USA: The Remix, Side A, led by Luke Anderson, eighth grade humanities teacher. Race in the USA will be a two-part discussion that uses lessons on Black experience in America, drawn from Gordon’s eighth grade curriculum, to help parents think about how to talk with children about race. The second part will be Tuesday, March 2nd; both are free and open to the public.

The parent dialogues for the 2020-2021 school year center around the topic of what it means to build an antiracist community: as a school, as care-givers, as young people. Dialogues this fall included a discussion of Stamped, by Ibram X. Kendhi and Jason Reynolds, and an evening with Dr Howard Stevenson.

For decades, Gordon has used a multicultural curriculum and supported a diverse community of students, faculty, staff and families. Developing empathy and taking action are keys to a more just world, and these lessons, which begin as early as nursery school, provide a foundation for Gordon students to live out the school’s mission on campus and beyond.

When:
Tuesday, January 12, 2021, 6:30 p.m.

Wednesday, March 31, 2021, 6:30 p.m.

Where:
Zoom link at www.gordonschool.org/race

The event is free and open to the public.

About Gordon School
The Gordon School, in East Providence, Rhode Island, was founded in 1910 as the state’s only non-public coeducational school. Since then, Gordon has evolved into a progressive institution that offers students hands-on, real-world academic experiences that have applications far beyond the classroom. Learning takes place among a diverse population of students and teachers who reflect the many cultures within Rhode Island’s community, ensuring that each student comes to truly appreciate the value of multiple perspectives. Educating children from nursery school through eighth grade, Gordon’s goal is to graduate intellectual leaders, joyful learners, and empathic young people who will make a positive impact on the world. For more information, please visit www.gordonschool.org.

image: courtesy of The Gordon School