The Fall 2024 Book Fair has concluded. Thank you for everyone who supported the event through volunteering, and or purchasing books to encourage a love of reading for our students. Stayed turned for Spring 2025 Book Fair details.

Please read below for more information on payment information and class shopping times. An information packet regarding the Book Fair will be sent home soon with your student so please keep an eye out. 

 

Sign up to volunteer HERE and help students shop!  If you'd like to be present to help your student make their selections, signing up during their shopping time is a great option and allows you to simultaneously help other students as well.

 

 

Class Visit Schedule:

 

Monday, October 7th

Tuesday, October 8th
   
8:20-8:40  Duke 8:20-8:40 Adams 
8:45-9:05 Stansbury  8:45-9:05 Linthicum 
9:10-9:30 Ward  9:10-9:30 Leone 
9:35-9:55 White  10:25-10:45 Warren
10:00-10:20 Repko  11:15-11:35 Haufe 
10:25-10:45 Rossi     
       

11:15-11:35

 Hayes     

11:40-12:15

 Mangan    

12:20-12:40

 Hulbert    

12:45-1:05

 Burns    
1:10-1:30 Merrill    
1:35-1:55 Pfautz    
2:00-2:20 Langhirt    

 

***The remainder of the week shopping is limited to shopping during the Ice Cream Social on Wednesday from 6:30 - 8:00pm and during lunch/recess times on Thursday and Friday.

 

Payment Options:

Cash, Scholastic eWallet, Check made out to "SPES PTO", Credit Card & Apple Pay

NOTE: For Pre-K - Grade 2 students, sending cash or checks in a well labeled envelope in their home to school folder is the BEST option second only to setting up an eWallet to make sure money isn't misplaced.

 

Click HERE to setup your student's eWallet.

 

 

There are so many reasons to support the Book Fair!

  • Book fairs give children a motivation to read by offering them a wide selection of the newest books to choose from that they can look at before they decide to buy. 
  • They give you the chance to instill joy and love of reading that lasts a lifetime. 
  • They give parents and kids an opportunity to pick out and read books together. This increases the likelihood that they will want to continue reading.
  • They help raise money for the school library and support important reading programs. 
  • They give teachers a chance to see and buy books they might want for their classroom. 
  • They give parents the opportunity to support your child’s teacher by donating books from the Classroom WishBox Program to their classroom library. 
  • They give parents the opportunity to support the school and PTO by volunteering during book fair hours.