Events Information

Fall Book Fair will be held December 5th-December 9th!  

The Fall Book Fair will run from December 5th-9th, with all purchases supporting our wonderful Haynes Library!

Students will visit during their regularly scheduled library times next week.  Please sign up to help make this spring’s book fair as successful as possible: Fall Book Fair Volunteer Sign Up

Volunteers help students make their selections and purchase books, as well as fill out wish lists, thank you in advance for helping out!

One of the great things about an eWallet is that your child can shop independently and you can send it to extended family to help support your student and school!

Students may use cash or eWallet to buy books.  Parents/Guardians can use cash, credit card, check and eWallet. Set up eWallet HERE

Students can also come with their parents during our after hours shopping time on Tuesday the 6th from 3-7pm.

Any questions, please email Shelle Crandell (scrandell44@gmail.com)

HOP hosts several fundraising events throughout the school year and sponsors multiple programs that are made possible through these fundraisers.  Annual fundraisers include:

• Back to School Night  is a wonderful opportunity to meet your child’s teacher(s), hear about what your child will be learning this year, visit the specialists’ classrooms and stock up on the beginning of the school year supplies like directories, notepads and car magnets.
• Haynes Auction (November 2022) is the largest fundraiser of the year.  It is an adult-only evening that begins with cocktails and a silent auction followed by dinner, live auction and dancing.
• Fall Book Fair (November/December) runs for one week.  Students will visit the book fair and put together a wish list during their class library time.  Parents are invited to attend.  This is a wonderful opportunity to purchase holiday gifts and classroom/teacher gifts.
• Bingo Night (late February) is an evening for parents and children to play bingo and win raffle prizes.

The generosity of the Haynes community at these fundraisers and others allows HOP to sponsor many cultural and science enrichment, as well as curriculum-based programs.

• Science Enrichment – these are science-based programs that augment the grade-level science curriculum.  We strive to give the children hands on experience that allow them to further explore concepts taught in the classrooms.
• Cultural Arts and All-School Performances – the goal of these programs is to expose the students to a diversity of Fine Arts experiences including theater, music, writing, visual arts and dance.
• Science Fair – voluntary for students in grades K through 5.  Students can work alone or collaborate with a partner(s).  Scientific Reviewers will have questions for the scientists and ask them to discuss their discoveries.

The Haynes 5th graders host three fundraisers throughout the year.  The funds they raise goes toward their end-of-year celebration and moving on (“graduation”) ceremony.

• Movie Night (likely scheduled during Fall Book Fair) is an evening for the entire family.  Students and their families are invited to the auditorium or outdoor venue where they are able to purchase popcorn and snacks and view a family-themed movie.
• School Store (January-early February) is a student-run store selling inexpensive school supplies and novelty gifts.  The store is open on Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 8:45-9:05.  Each class has multiple opportunities to visit the store throughout the weeks it is open.
• Car Wash and Bake Sale (mid-May) – the fifth graders encourage everyone to bring their cars to the Haynes parking lot for a wash.  You can purchase a snack while you’re waiting.