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Walk-A-Thon

Montclaire's annual Walk-A-Thon (“WAT”) is Saturday, April 5th!

 

This is one of our school's largest fundraising and community events - (and the most fun if you ask your kids). It provides crucial support for the programs and additional teaching resources that our students rely on.

 

This daylong event includes a walk-a-thon, music, carnival games, and lots of great food, and family activities! We will also host a kids' raffle with the grand prize of a Nintendo Switch. 

 

Mark your calendars and plan to spend the day having fun and supporting Montclaire in the process!

WAT Checklist:

Do you know a local business owner (i.e. Dentist, Real Estate Agent, Restauranteur) looking to expand their reach and help our school in the process? WAT Sponsorship packages are available! Please contact Val for more information.

​*This year, we are introducing something new to WAT! Purchase a wristband (one per child) and enjoy unlimited carnival games and activities (i.e. face painting, games, and cake walk.) The wristband does not cover treats, food or drinks. ​

WAT Day of Schedule:

 

7:30 AM - Set-up begins 

 

9:00 AM - Walk-A-Thon Registration opens in Room 20, Art Room 

 

9:30 AM - Hot breakfast and coffee opens 

Kids’ Raffle opens 

 

9:45 AM - Warm-ups in front of the GLC; walkers assemble, look for your teacher(s)!

 

10:00 AM - Walk-A-Thon starts! First lap led by Monte and classes walk together with teachers

 

10:15 AM - Bake Sale opens for breakfast pastries

 

11:00 AM - Kids’ Activities open

Fire Truck Arrives (to be confirmed)

Bake Sale treat items available

 

11:30 AM - Kids’ Carnival Snack booths open 

 

11:30 AM - Lunch tables open 

Kids’ Raffle drawings commence (every 30 minutes, final at 1:30 pm) 

 

2:00 PM - Walk-a-Thon Final lap led by Monte 

Food booths close / Bake Sale closes

Walkers return lap cards to Registration in Room 20, Art Room

Kids’ Activities close

 

2:15 PM - Clean up begins – many hands make light work! 

 

2:30 PM - Registration room closes

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