Programs

REFLECTIONS

The Reflections Art Program is a National PTA sponsored art event, which allows students to participate in creating an original entry in any of the following categories: Visual Arts, Writing, Dance, Music, Photography and Film.

This year's theme is I AM HOPEFUL BECAUSE...

Reflections encourages students of all ages to:

  • Unleash creative talents and be inspired

  • Express themselves imaginatively in their artwork

  • Experience the fun and joy of making art

  • Tap into critical thinking skills to create art inspired by the annual theme

  • Receive positive recognition for their original works of art.

Click on the tabs for rules & complete our entry form. Entry forms and artwork are due by Friday, October 13th.

Questions? Contact Heather Hunt & Shereen Wittenberg at reflections@moffettpta.org.

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ART MASTERS

Art Masters introduces students to history and culture through this multidimensional art curriculum.

After learning about various artists, the students have an in-class activity led by our parent volunteers!

Click below to learn more about the program and how you can volunteer and teach in your child's classroom!


Best Foot Forward (BFF) Reading Program

Best Foot Forward (BFF) is a voluntary reading program sponsored by the PTA and available to all students in grades 1-5. Each student can check out one book daily from our library, read their book at home, and return the next day to have a volunteer ask them five or six questions to test their comprehension of the book.  

This program is staffed entirely by volunteers.  We need volunteers who can work 1 to 1 ½ hrs. per week, conducting student interviews. 

We gratefully accept donations of gently used books or any leftover goodie bag items all year.

To volunteer, or receive additional information, please call Bridget Furiga at 818-515-3275 or email her at gimsllc@verizon.net.


RED RIBBON WEEK

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Red Ribbon Week is a nationally celebrated event that helps give communities an opportunity to bring awareness to parents and their children about the harmful effects of illegal drugs. Moffett will participate in this week long event by inviting students to dress up for various themed activities throughout the week. Students will also be able to sign our pledge hands during class on Monday. These activities help to remind students why we have Red Ribbon Week and why it is important.

Your child will also be coming home with a Red Ribbon Wristband. Clink the flyer below to see the themed dress up days and a list of participating restaurants and stores that offer discounts and special offers for students that come in wearing their wristband. These participating store discounts are valid through the end of the month.