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Announcements
Pilot Bus Remind
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Students Participated in Hour of Code Activities
Sue Tobin visited Pilot and helped students as they worked with many different activities during "Hour of Code Week".
Kindergarten Students Had a Visitor!
Buster the Bus came to Pilot.
Students Participated in Our Fun Run Today!
Pilot's Fun Run was held in the gym!
School Spelling Bee Winner!
Congratulations to Matthew Butcher!
Pilot Elementary Battle of the Books Team
Students have been chosen for the EBOB team at Pilot.
Pilot Robotics Team
Students were chosen for Pilot's 2018-2019 Robotics Team
Piedmont Natural Gas Sponsored a Live Energy Show!
Pilot students enjoyed a energy show in the multi-purpose room.
School News
Our DonorsChoose Project, Oh, the Places We Can Go With Dr. Seuss Books, Has Been Fully Funded!
Thanks to everyone who helped, we can provide new Dr. Seuss books for our students!
Teacher Mini-Grants
Teacher Mini-Grants are designed to give teachers and students extra learning opportunities by providing extra materials or experiences related to the academic curriculum.
Free and Reduced Lunch Applications
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Spotlight
What is the Fun Run?
The Fun Run is a 9-day program and is this semester’s biggest fundraiser, taking place on Friday, November 16th. Families will be getting pledges for the laps their student runs at the Fun Run. Funds raised from this event go toward playground equipment, classroom manipulatives, PBIS rewards, and bringing educational programs to our school!
The Fun Run is a 9-day program and is this semester’s biggest fundraiser, taking place on Friday, November 16th. Families will be getting pledges for the laps their student runs at the Fun Run. Funds raised from this event go toward playground equipment, classroom manipulatives, PBIS rewards, and bringing educational programs to our school!
How can parents register their student(s)?
First, parents log in or sign up on funrun.com. Then, parents can register their student as a participant on funrun.com by searching for the school by name. Students get a free prize just by being registered.
How can students get pledges?
Parents can help connect students to 10 different sponsors. Families can enter those pledges online at funrun.com
First, parents log in or sign up on funrun.com. Then, parents can register their student as a participant on funrun.com by searching for the school by name. Students get a free prize just by being registered.
How can students get pledges?
Parents can help connect students to 10 different sponsors. Families can enter those pledges online at funrun.com
Will my student really run 30 laps? How big is the track?
Yes, even kindergarteners! The Fun Run track is about 1/16th of a mile, 1/4 the size of a normal high school track. The average student will run 30-35 laps and will have a goal to run at least 30 laps to help their school. The most any student will be counted for is 35 laps.
Yes, even kindergarteners! The Fun Run track is about 1/16th of a mile, 1/4 the size of a normal high school track. The average student will run 30-35 laps and will have a goal to run at least 30 laps to help their school. The most any student will be counted for is 35 laps.
Can students receive a prize for flat donations?
Yes! All flat donations count toward pledges and are rounded by 30 (the average student will run over 30 laps). So, a $30 donation is the same as $1 per lap. A $60 donation is the same as $2 per lap, etc.
What if families don’t have Internet?
If a student’s family does not have Internet access, parents and families can use the pledgebook to record all pledges. If students turn their pledgebook into their teacher, please make sure student and class name are listed on the front.
Yes! All flat donations count toward pledges and are rounded by 30 (the average student will run over 30 laps). So, a $30 donation is the same as $1 per lap. A $60 donation is the same as $2 per lap, etc.
What if families don’t have Internet?
If a student’s family does not have Internet access, parents and families can use the pledgebook to record all pledges. If students turn their pledgebook into their teacher, please make sure student and class name are listed on the front.
Can sponsors pay for pledges online?
YES! Sponsors have the option to pay online and pay immediately. Only pledges that have an email address entered with the pledge can be paid online. Make sure sponsors know they should enter a valid email address. The day after the Fun Run event, sponsors will receive an email with payment options if they have not paid yet.
When is the pledge money due?
Pledge money is due November 26th. Families have one week to collect their pledges after the Fun Run.
How is money collected?
Families will call their sponsors to let them know how many laps their student ran. All students will get an envelope to organize cash and checks and bring back to school (if sponsors don’t pay online). All checks are made out to Pilot Elementary School.
YES! Sponsors have the option to pay online and pay immediately. Only pledges that have an email address entered with the pledge can be paid online. Make sure sponsors know they should enter a valid email address. The day after the Fun Run event, sponsors will receive an email with payment options if they have not paid yet.
When is the pledge money due?
Pledge money is due November 26th. Families have one week to collect their pledges after the Fun Run.
How is money collected?
Families will call their sponsors to let them know how many laps their student ran. All students will get an envelope to organize cash and checks and bring back to school (if sponsors don’t pay online). All checks are made out to Pilot Elementary School.
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