Join us on May 2, 2018, 2-4 PM in Nettie-Louise Coit Garden for happy spring spruce up:  tidy and mulch paths and beneficial insect habitat borders,  review how to water and sign up for summer watering turns, reinstall chickens and review their care, sign up for summer chicken care turns.

About D-E Garden Project

Help keep our beautiful teaching gardens in shape by participating in three annual work parties and signing up to water the vegetables and take care of the chickens during school holidays. Garden Parents also serve as “critical friends” by listening to students who are planning, planting and building and offering questions and suggestions from an adult perspective.

Volunteers Needed!

In addition to innumerable willing worker bees with any level of experience, the Garden Project needs a work-party coordinator who will reach out to us all, collect RSVPs and organize refreshments.

FEATURING:
*** Special Performance***
Tony-award winning Broadway and television star 
 Brian Stokes Mitchell P ’22.

Tuition Raffle
Silent Auction
Live Auction

Sponsorships Available

Contact Linda Binder, Events Coordinator, at
bindel@d-e.org or for more information to volunteer.

Featuring Liz Neville, STEP Instructor

TIRED OF YELLING? Need to learn to discipline better? Need to improve your relationship with your child?

D-E Parents’ Association presents Liz Neville, STEP workshop instructor. Liz will present an overview of Systematic Training for Effective Parenting and information to improve your relationship with your children. You will leave with helpful information to start improving things now, and with an idea of what will be offered in the STEP workshops which will be offered in the fall. Parents/guardians of children of all ages will benefit.

Evening Information Session / Workshop

Light refreshments will be served.

Questions? Email Erin Brown at ehnb2000@gmail.com

Join us on May 23, 2018, 2-4 PM in Nettie-Louise Coit Garden for the rain date for spring spruce up.

About D-E Garden Project

Help keep our beautiful teaching gardens in shape by participating in three annual work parties and signing up to water the vegetables and take care of the chickens during school holidays. Garden Parents also serve as “critical friends” by listening to students who are planning, planting and building and offering questions and suggestions from an adult perspective.

Volunteers Needed!

In addition to innumerable willing worker bees with any level of experience, the Garden Project needs a work-party coordinator who will reach out to us all, collect RSVPs and organize refreshments.

For Seniors and their families