September Newsletter - Foothill Elementary

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NEWS
2015
SEPTEMBER
Fabulous Foothill Parents,
principal’s message
Dr. Joseph Backman
Happy new school year at Foothill Elementary! It is wonderful to welcome your
children back to school as they fill out classrooms and halls with life again. We love
your good kids!
IN THIS ISSUE:
president’s message - 2
calendar - 2
happy birthday - 2
the news - 3-6
nursing news - 7
viral video contest form - 8
fall festival donor list - 9-11
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Our theme at Foothill this school year is “Leaving a Legacy.” As a faculty we have
read and discussed some great books to prepare: “Mayflower” (focused on the Pilgrims and Native Americans who began this great Nation), “1776” (a review of the
miraculous events that occurred to begin our independent, free country), “Team of
Rivals” (a book about Abraham Lincoln and his example and ability to lead), and “A
Dream of Freedom” (an overview of the Civil Rights movement).
We hope to inspire our students to look to our great American history and remember the heroes and problem solvers that improved our country and world. Each of
these men and women left a legacy by being the best they could be and doing the
small and simple things each day that helped change the world for the better. We
want our students to leave their own legacy by living the Foothill Four: Courage,
Courtesy, Responsibility, and Respect; as well as Dr. B’s Challenge: Be Kind, Be Optimistic, Learn, Work Hard, and Live Life to the Fullest!
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We invite you to join us in remembering our great American Heroes. Here are a few
events we have planned this school year to help us explore the past and be inspired
to leave our own legacy:
• September 18th: Foothill PTA’s Amazing Fall Festival
like us on Facebook!
• Grade-level Patriotic Programs (more information will come as these
www.facebook.com/FoothillPTA programs approach)
• 5th Grade Hope of America Program in April
www.foothill.alpineschools.org
www.foothillpta.org
Grades 1-3
Frog and Toad are Friends
By Arnold Lobel
(Newbery Award Winner)
Grades 4-6
Prince Caspian
By C.S. Lewis
(Dr. B’s favorite series)
At Foothill, our purpose is to provide the best education possible for our students.
We have a long-standing record of high academic achievement. We accomplish
this by teaching the whole child. We desire to help all of our students to truly learn
to think so they can solve any problem they may face in school and in life. We are a
STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Mathematics) school. This means
we purposefully integrate our curriculum in a real-world context to make learning
applicable to students’ lives in order to prepare them for college and career experiences. We want our students to be creative, curious, and engaged in their learning.
We want them to be physically and emotionally healthy. At Foothill, we desire that
everyone that steps into our school feels welcome and important as they join our
Foothill Family.
We are grateful as a faculty to serve and teach your wonderful children. Thank you
for your support to our school and for raising such amazing kids. As we intentionally
partner in our roles as parents and educators I am confident Foothill Elementary will
continue to thrive and we will inspire each student to leave his or her own legacy!
Sincerely,
Dr. Backman (Dr. B.)
Principal, Foothill Elementary
Be Kind. Be Optimistic. Learn. Work Hard. And Live Life to the Fullest!
UPCOMING
EVENTS
MONDAY
TUESDAY
31
Speech/Hearing
Screenings
WEDNESDAY
1
Back to School
6 p.m.
7
8
15
Early Out
CHOIR STARTS
2:35-3:30 pm
21
4
Storytelling
Festival Field
Trip Grds. 3-6
9
16
10
Room Mothers’
Tea 3:30-4pm
17
ORCHESTRA
STARTS 8 am
22
FRIDAY
3
Music
Registration
Deadline
SCC Meeting
11am
PTA Meeting
1pm
Labor Day
No School
14
2
THURSDAY
23
11
Patriot Day
School Picture
Day
18
Fall Festival
5pm
24
25
District Special
Ed. Night
6-7:30 pm
Early Out
28
Early Out
29
30
1
2
Vision
Screenings
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
Pam Scott
Darlene Hebert
Jill Lamb
Caroline Judd
Cheryl Zacharias
Corrine Lindorff
Sept. 1
Sept. 19
Sept. 19
Sept. 25
Sept. 25
Sept. 28
LOOKING AHEAD:
Oct. 2 - Vision Screenings
Oct. 4 - Music Program Registration Due
Oct. 7-8 - Parent/Teacher Conf.
Oct. 6-9 - Book Fair
Oct. 13 - Classic Skate Night
Oct. 14 - PTA Meeting
Oct. 15-19 - Fall Break
Oct. 21 - SCC Meeting
Oct. 26-28 - 6th Grd Clear Creek
Oct. 29 - 2nd Grade Program
Oct. 31 - Halloween Parade
president’s message
Lisa Oliver
The PTA has chosen a theme for the 2015-2016 school year, which will also be the theme at the Fall Festival (our annual fall fundraiser), for student of the week, school spirit Fridays, and in various ways throughout the year by encouraging our kids to:
BE
EPIC
L E AV E A L E G A C Y
In all aspects of our student’s lives we want to provide opportunities and encourage the students at Foothill
to make this year EPIC.
How can Foothill students “Be Epic” this year?
A student who is “EPIC” this year will be a student who does THEIR very best. They may try to do something
extraordinary, heroic, grand or impressive – something greater than last year! As a PTA this year we want to
encourage students to make this year one that will be remembered for a long time.
The organization of the PTA gives us an opportunity to accomplish this goal. As we begin a new school year and you read this
message
BE from the PTA you may find yourself wondering, “what does the PTA do anyway?”
EPIC
First, PTA is a way to organize ourselves as community volunteers. If we did not have the organization that PTA provides, a lot of
great ideas wouldn’t be voiced, funded, or implemented. PTA provides a place and time to meet, deadlines to meet, and opportunities to raise funds, and direct communication with Dr. Backman.
L E AV E A L E G A C Y
Secondly, we try to provide opportunities for every child at some level. Even if your child does not participate in all the activities,
we are hopeful that he or she benefits from most. Some of the programs that PTA provides or helps provide are:
Weekly Art in Class
Book Fair (helps fund library)
Fall Festival
Yearbook
Knowledge Bowl
Music Programs
Student of the Week
Newsletter
Fuel up to Play 60
Room Parent Organization
Home Reading Library
Field day
Spelling Bee
Teacher Dinners and Appreciation
Box Tops
Reflections
Red Ribbon Week
3k Support
Battle of the Books
Because of the countless hours provided by volunteers from our “Fabulous Foothill Parents”, we are able to accomplish so much
more as an organized PTA than we could ever do alone. We greatly appreciate all the time and effort you already give.
If you have not done so already, please consider joining the PTA this year and, if possible, getting involved just a little bit more.
Anyone can join the PTA, attend our meetings (2nd Wednesday of every month from 1-2 p.m. in the Library), and make a difference.
We understand that we are all busy and appreciate anything you can do to help.
Who knows, maybe this year YOU can help our PTA truly “Be EPIC” and “Leave a Legacy” at Foothill!
Lisa Oliver - PTA President
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FOOTHILL FALL FESTIVAL WILL BE EPIC!!!
Come celebrate the decades in the last century!!
Be a part of Foothill’s 2015 Legacy.
September 18, 2015 from 5 PM to 8 PM
Stay tuned for more info on our annual fundraiser! New epic booths, tickets and wristbands, cash for food
booths and food trucks. Bring your checkbook to buy auction items. Buy early at www.foothillpta.org or
contact Amy Hulme 801/471-6783 for “buy now” opportunities.
Come have a blast while you learn what was Epic from the past!!
Epic Foothill Fall Festival YouTube Video Contest
Win $100 - Due Wed, September 16 at 5pm.
Email YouTube video to: [email protected]
For more information see the online version of this newsletter
at www.foothillpta.org where there is a flyer and permission slip.
See a permission form on page 8 of this newsletter!
ORCHESTRA REHEARSALS:
Start on Wed. Sept. 16th
at 8 a.m. in the gym.
CHOIR REHEARSALS:
Start on Mon. Sept. 14th
2:35 - 3:30 p.m. in the gym.
Thank you to our donors!
We are so thrilled with the generous donations from so many
companies. Fall festival is going to be EPIC because of all our
donors. THANK YOU!
To purchase any products from the generous companies,
please visit:
http://www.foothillpta.org/programs/fall-festival-info/foothill-store
A list of donors is included in this issue on pages 9-11!
It’s collection time! Make sure to turn in all the Box Tops you’ve been collecting this
summer. Every summer collection sheet or baggie of 50 Box Tops earns a prize. Summer Box
Tops collection sheets are due September 30th.
Thanks for your support! We’re looking forward to another record year!
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ART PROGRAM
Foothill Elementary School’s art program is second to none, and this year will be no different! There are some exciting new supply changes that will greatly improve the process and help all art parents for the coming year. You do not
need any special skills to teach (except love for the kids!), so please sign up, with your teachers, at Back to School
night. It helps to sign up for a month block, since the lessons within a month build on each other. Even if you can
only help for one month during the year, you will make a huge difference.
Join us for the Art Parent training meeting on Thursday, September 24th at 10 am OR 1 pm in the faculty room. You can come to
either the morning OR afternoon meeting to get all the information you will need to be successful. The first art project will begin
the week of October 5th. Thank you, in advance, for your participation!!
CLASSROOM DONATIONS
Did you know that less that 50% of students send in a monetary classroom donation???
and
Did you know that when teachers don’t get donations for field trips, or supplies that they often take money out
of their own wallets to make sure that all of the wonderful traditions and activities at Foothill continue?
and
Did you know that you can send in an additional donations to your teacher if you have the means and by doing so your will
“sponsor” a student that may not be able to contribute this year?
and
Did you know that many times donations are not sent in simply because parents FORGET?
This is your reminder! If at all possible please donate financially to your classroom so
that our amazing, caring and hardworking teachers can carry out all of the wonderful
events and activities they have planned for your kids this year!
Thanks, Foothill PTA
RECEIVE THE SCHOOL
NEWSLETTER!
This is a full copy of the newsletter. Each month we will send home a condensed version, with the full version available online.
The full version has IMPORTANT information you don’t want to miss! You should receive this via email. If, for some reason, you do
not receive it, please check your Skyward settings to make sure you have it clicked to receive school news via email. If you don’t
receive it the following month, contact the school.
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SPECIAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT AND UTAH PARENT CENTER PRESENTS:
Parent Night!
Thursday, September 24, 6:00-7:30 p.m.
All About IEP’s - Panel of Parents, Teachers and District Specialists available to answer your all of your IEP
questions
Please e-mail your IEP questions to [email protected] by Tuesday, September 22
Legacy Elementary Media Center, 28 East 1340 North, American Fork
Save-the-Date for Future Parent Nights:
Thursday, September 24, 2015
6:00-7:30 p.m. IEPs
Thursday, October 22, 2015
6:00-7:30 p.m. Autism
Thursday, November 19, 2015
6:00-7:30 p.m. Anger and Defiance
Thursday, January 28, 2016
6:00-7:30 p.m. Maintaining Motivation
Thursday, February 25, 2016
5:30-6:30 p.m. Transition to Kindergarten
6:30-7:30 p.m. Transition to Secondary
Thursday, March 24, 2016 6:00-8:00 p.m Parent Conference
Thursday, April 28, 2016
6:00-7:30 p.m. Summer Activities
Topics are subject to change.
Questions? Please call Maria Wiscombe at 801-318-1959 or e-mail [email protected]
Does your student love draw or take pictures? Do they like to write stories? Do they make up songs
or dances for fun? As children practice using their imagination to create and share their creations,
they improve their thinking skills and can improve their self-esteem as well. The PTA Reflections
program encourages and recognizes the continuous self-discovery process of children.
This year’s Reflections Program Theme, “LET YOUR IMAGINATION FLY” offers a broad canvas for students to create
in the categories of visual arts, photography, film production, literature, musical composition, and choreography. In
addition, Utah PTA will host a three dimensional category and a theater category.
Entries will be judged on creativity, interpretation of the theme and artistic merit, and are divided into grade divisions.
The divisions are Primary: preschool – 2nd, Intermediate: 3rd – 5th grades, and Middle/Junior: 6-8 grades. The Utah
PTA limits students to one entry per student per category. However, students are welcome to submit entries in
multiple categories.
All students should receive a flyer with general rules and an entry form attached later in September. Entries to the
Reflections Program are due at the end of October, more details to come. You can find more information and entry
forms at : http://www.utahpta.org/reflections
PLEASE NOTE: Entries that have not followed the rules will not be able to advance regardless of their artistic merit.
If you have questions about submitting your child’s work of art or would like to help with this program please contact
Sarah Warnick at [email protected]
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FoothillPTACares!
Back to School Night:
Sept. 1, 2015
Parent meeting at 6 p.m.
3 Sessions beginning at 6:30 p.m.
FoothillPTA’sfirstpriorityisto
ENRICH
EVERY
EXPLORER
Paernt/Teacher Conferences
October 7-8, 2015
Look for more information to come
regarding scheduling
6th grade Otter Pop SALE
Now through Fri. Sept. 4th
25 cents each
Come see us during afternoon recess!
As you are planning your calendar for the school year,
don’t forget ski and snowboard school!
Lessons make a great Christmas gift too!
sundance
Ski and Snowboard School
for
Foothill Elementary
Ages 8 and up for skiing,
9 and up for snowboarding!
2016 Season
Jan. 25, Feb 8, Feb 29, March 21
4-6pm
Cost is $184
(or $144 with season pass)
Ski/snowboard rental available for $10 per week
Helmet rental for $5 per week
To sign up, contact Katrina Larson for a form
[email protected] or 801-361-0287
PTAwantstohelpanystudentinneed
tohaveequalopportunityinthe
amazingFoothillprogramssuchas:
Choir
Orchestra
Robotics
FallFestivalTickets
Ifyouhaveastudentinneedoffinancial
assistance,pleasecontactyourteacher
ortheschoolsecretary.
Ifyouwouldliketosponsoranother
student,pleasecontactthePTA
Presidentoryourchild’steacher.
[email protected]
COMING TO OUR SCHOOL
OCTOBER 6-9, 2015
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I hope you all have had a wonderful summer! I attended a conference during the summer and
wanted to share this important information with you to start out the school year!
PREVENTING THE ABUSE OF PRESCRIPTION AND OVER-THE-COUNTER DRUGS
Although adults and teens are turning away from street drugs, there’s a new threat from the family medicine cabinet: the abuse of prescription and over-the-counter(OTC) drugs. Unfortunately, Utah has one
of the highest pain pill abuse rates in the nation and more teens abuse prescription drugs than any illicit
drug except marijuana.
WHAT MEDICATIONS ARE ABUSED?
Prescriptions of abuse include painkillers, such as those drugs prescribed after surgery; depressants,
such as sleeping pills or anti-anxiety drugs; and stimulants, such as those prescribed for attention deficit
hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Teens are also abusing OTC (over-the-counter) drugs such as cough and
cold remedies.
WHAT INFLUENCES DRUG ABUSE IN UTAH COUNTY?
1. Education from medical professionals on the proper use, storage and disposal of prescription medications is lacking and can contribute to abuse.
2. Pain pills are too available-there are an estimated 7 million left over pain pills in Utah County homes (30 per household). This availability can influence adults and teens to abuse.
3. Community norms discourage alcohol, and illicit drug use, but often do not discourage the misuse or abuse of prescription and over-the-counter drugs.
WHAT ARE THE DANGERS?
There are serious health risks related to abuse of prescription and over-the-counter drugs. A single large
dose of prescription or over-the-counter painkillers or depressants can cause breathing difficulty that can
lead to death. Stimulant abuse can lead to hostility or paranoia, or the potential for heart system failure
or fatal seizures. Even in small doses, depressants and painkillers have subtle effects on motor skills,
judgment, and ability to learn. Youth who continuously abuse prescription or over-the-counter drugs may
experiment with illicit drugs too.
WHAT CAN I DO TO PREVENT ABUSE?
1. Safeguard all drugs at home. Monitor quantities and control access.
2. Set clear rules for children and teens about all drug use, including NOT sharing medicine and always following the medical provider’s advice and dosages.
3. Be a good role model by following these same rules with your own medicines.
4. Properly conceal and dispose of old or unused medicines. For prescription disposal locations see: www.cleanoutthecabinet.org
5. Ask friends and family to safeguard their prescription and over-the-counter drugs as well.
6. For warning signs of abuse and intervention strategies see: www.theantidrug.com
Let’s have a great school year!!!!!
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Foothill Explorers! The Fall Festival has an “EPIC” theme this year. You’ve all
seen the video “Charlie Bit My Finger” and “Sneezing Panda”…now it’s your turn
to make your video go viral!
All videos will be posted on YouTube for the world to see. The video with the
most views…WINS!
The Prizes are: $100 (to you) for the most views, and
$100 to the class with the most submissions!!!
Here’s how to enter:
1. Must be a current foothill student.
2. Only ONE submission per student.
3. Have a parent sign the Media Release Form (required for all minors in the video) and
return attached veriÞcation to the front office.
4. One-minute (or less) video. Any videos longer than 1 min will be returned for revision.
5.
6.
7.
Must contain the phrase: “Now, this is EPIC”.
Email the video to: [email protected] , include your name, grade, and teacher.
Submissions MUST be emailed by Wednesday , September 16th, @ 5 pm.
It’s just that easy! Remember, the video with the most “hits” (or views) wins, so the sooner you email
your video, the more hits you can get…so don’t delay!
Once we receive your video, and the attached release form veriÞcation, we will post your video on the
Foothill Explorer’s Channel on YouTube. We will also email you the direct link to your video, so you can
have all your family and friends watch!
Good luck and have fun!! Spread the word…Fall Festival, Friday, September 18th! LOL! YOLO! TTYL!
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Please return this portion to the front office before your video can be posted.
I ____________________ (parent’s signature) have previously signed the Media Release Form
(provided by Foothill), allowing my childÕs Þrst and last name and picture to be viewed online.
Child’s Name____________________________________________Teacher___________Grade_____
180 Tacos
3B Yoga
4 Moms
5 Buck Pizza
6D Hairties
A Dash Of Sash
Aeromax Toys
Agnes & Dora
Albion
Alex and Ani
Alps Mountaineering
Altra Sports
Amara Day Spa
Amazing Whip-IT
American Blanket
Company
American Girl Doll
American MetalCraft, Inc
American weigh Scales,
Inc
Amy's Martial Arts
Ancestry
Angel Dear
Anomia Press
Apollo Burger
Apple Beer
Applebees
April Cornell
Arby's
Archway Inn
Aroma Tools
Artic Blu
Artic Circle
Arvo Watches
Aubergine
AutoZone
Babiators
Baby Banana Brush
Baby Banz
Baby Ktan
Baby Lit Board Books
Bake It Fun
Baked Bakery & Cafe
Balboa Baby
Bam Bam BBQ
Bambara
Baxbo
Beaches Tanning
Beans & Brews
Bellabodycare
Benihana Inc.
Best in Music
Better Body Foods
Billionclicks
Blabla Kids
Black Diamond
Black Jack Pizza
Black Sheep Cafe
BlackPine Sports
Blender Bottle
Blendtec
Blue Iguana
Blueberry Hill
BlueOrange Games
Bobu Cuisine
Bombas
Bonny Nails
Bonzai Skatepark
Boogie Boards
Boondock's Fun Center
Breathable Baby
Brick Oven
Broadway in Utah
Bruges Wafßes & Frites
BruJoy Products
Buddha Boards
Burger King
Burger Supreme
Cactus & Tropicals
Cafe on 360
Cafe Rio
Cafe Trio
California Pizza Kitchen
California Pizza Stone
Callie's Cafe
Canyon Hoops
Carl's Jr
Carmike Cinemas Wynnsong 12
Carrabba's
Cascade Mountain Tech
Cedarfort Publishing
Cestari Kitchen
Chick-Þl-A
Chili's
Chipotle
Chubby's
Chuck a Rama
Chums
Clarisonic
Clark Planetarium
CLAS Ropes Course
Classic Skating
Click Brick Toys
Click n Dig
Cocoa Bean
Color Me Mine
Columbia River Knife &
Tool
Communal
Coney's Custard
Cool Core
Costa Vida
Costco Wholesale
Crane-USA
Crayon Rocks
Creamies
Creativity Art Studio
Creminelli Fine Meats,
LLC
CrioBru
Crystal Inn - Cedar City
Culver's
Cummings Chocolate
Cutco Knives
CVS Pharmacy
D Now Inc
Dairy Queen
Dansko
Dawn's Food
Del Taco
Denny's
Deseret Book
Dexter The Edge
Dick's Sporting Goods
Dickey's Barbecue
Diggin Active
Dippidee Sweet Surprises
Discovery Gateway
Disneyland
DK Brands
Do-A-Dot Art
Dowdle Folk Art
E Tape
Eagles Nest OutÞtters,
Inc
East Point Sports
Easy Acc
Educational Insights
El Azteca
El Polo Loco
Elenco/Snap Circuits
Ello Products
Emanual's Fresh Grill
Endless Games
Epicurean
Ernie's Sports Deli
Evan's Gatehouse
Exergen
Exo
EyeKing
Faction Skis
Fast Kart Speedway
Fat Boy
Fat Cats
Fatdaddios
Finca Restaurant
Finfun Mermaid
Five Guys Burgers and
Fries
Five Ten
Flemings Steakhouse
Fox Hollow Golf Club
Fox Sox
France Luxe
following companies, please visit: http://www.foothillpta.org/programs/fall-festival-info/foothill-store
We are so thrilled with the generous donations from so many companies. Fall festival is going
to be EPIC because of all our donors. THANK YOU! To purchase any products from the
Freshly Picked
Frogglez Goggles
Funny Bone Products
Geared2U
Get It Right (Gir)
Get Out Games
Glass Dharma
Gloria's Little Italy
Goldbrick Games
Golden Corral
Goldie Blox
Goldsmith's Jewelry
Gonzo Inn
Gourmandise the Bakery
Grandpa Beck's Games
Great Circle Works
Great Harvest
Greg Olsen
Grill Beast
Grillbots
Guru's
Hale Center Theater Orem
Half Tee
Hanchell Babies
Hansen Mountaineering
Hard Candy Cases
Harkness Hotel
Hello Merchandise
HerStyler
Hit Mit
Hobble Creek Golf
Home Depot
Home Depot
Honeybaked Ham
Hoppy Paws
Hot Potato
House of Castellon
Howie Pizza
I-Hop
Iceberg Drive Inn
Iggy's
In-N-Out
India Palace
Indy Brand Clothing
Ipsy
Italian Place
Ivie Juice Bar
J-Dawgs
J. Kirk Richards
Jade Yoga
Jamba's Juice
Jasmine Thai
Jax Games
JayBird Sport
JCW's Restaurant
Jenaluca
Jeremy Golf and Country
Club
Jessie Steele
Jiffy Lube
Jimmy Johns
Jo & Jax
Jumprope.com
Just Organic Juice
Kala Ukelele
Kameleonz
Kangaroo Zoo
Kapla
Kaz USA, Inc
Kencraft Candies
Kentucky Fried Chicken
Keysmart
Kids Wealth
Kitchen Supreme
Kodiak Cakes
Kortne Jean
Krudkutter
La Caille
La Carreta Peruvian
Laser assault
Laser Peg
Laurel Denise
Lava Hot Springs
Lee Oskar Harmonicas
Let's Play Ground
Let's Play Ground
Licorice Basket
LifeStyle Dynamics
Lisa Leonard Designs
Little Adventures
Little Caesars
Little Giants
Little Yellow Chick
Lizard Skins
Los Hermanos
Lovedbaby
Lowe's xtreme Sports
Lowepro
Lowes' Hardware Store
Lucy's New York Pizza
Lulabop
Luna Blanca Taqueria
M Squared
Macarons by Brian
Mad Dog Cycle
Magleby's
Makey Makey
Makit
Market Street Grill
Marky Sparky Toys
Marley's Sliders
Marriott - Provo
Maverick
Max's Zip Line
Mayfair Games
McDonalds
Me-In-Mind
Melon Rind Games
Men's Wearhouse
Menchies
Mend Juice
Mi Ranchito
Milagros Mex Grill
Milk Barn Kids
Mimi's Cafe
Minky Couture
Minted
Miracle Bowl
Mission Belts
Missionary Mall
Moab Adventure Center
Modern Display
Molecule-R
Molly's
Monkey Mat
Mooyah
Mophie
Mother's Lounge
Mountain Girl AG
Mountain Town Olive Oil
Mr Beams
Mrs. Calls
Mrs. Cavanaugh's
Munchkin
My Wuka
Nalgene
Natural History Museum
of Utah
Nena & Co.
Nickle City
Nicolitalia Pizzeria
companies, please visit: http://www.foothillpta.org/programs/fall-festival-info/foothill-store
Noodle and Boo
Noodles
Nothing Bundt Cake
Nuby USA
NuMe
NuSkin
Nymans Ski Shop
Ogio
Ogo Sports
Old Spaghetti Factory
Onix Sports
Orabrush Inc./Dentek
Orblue
Oregano Italian Kitchen
Orem Floral & Gifts
Oriental Trading
Original Bed Bug
Outback Steak
Outset Media
Owlz
PaciÞc Play Tents
Panda Express
Pantrucas Chilean
Restaurant
Papa Johns
Parenting Stress Free
Kids
Passport Games
Peeper Specs
Pei Wei
Pepsi Cola
Pick a Paddle
Pickle-ball
Pier 39 Pizza
Piggy & Dirt
Pioneer Theater
Pizza Hut
Pizza Pie Cafe
We are so thrilled with the generous donations from so many companies. Fall festival is going
to be EPIC because of all our donors. THANK YOU! To purchase any products from the following
Pizza Studio
Pizzeria 712
Pocket People
Polk Audio Inc.
Potbelly Sandwiches
Pro-lite Sports
Proof Eye Wear
Property Solutions
Provo Bakery
Provo Beach Resort
Pureza Spa
Quooz
RC Willey
Recreation Outlet
Red Butte Garden
Red Lobster
Red Robin
Red Rock Brewing
Company
Redbox
Remedez Hair Spa
Remo
Repertory Dance Theatre
Rhodes Roll
Ridley's Family Market
Ridley's Family Market
Rocky Mountain
Chocolate Factory
Rod Works
Rodizio Grill
Roll Up Cafe
Royal Brush
Manufacturing Inc.
Rubio's
Ruby River Steakhouse
Ruby's Inn
Rumbi's
Runner's Corner
Ruth's Chris Steak House
Ruth's Chris Steak House
Saga Outerwear
Sam's Club
Saranoni Blankets
Sargent Art
Sasa Demarle
Scera
Scheels
Schmidts Deodorant
Scoreboard Sports
Scrub Daddy
Sealskinzs
Sensuous Sandwich
Seven Peaks
ShedRain
SilChef
Simbi USA
Sister Missionary
Sizzler
Skippers
Skull Candy
Smack it Game
Smart Lab Toys
Smart Mom Jewlery
Smart Noggin Toys
Smithoptics
Smoking Apple
Sock Monkeys
Solly Baby
Solstice Chocolate
Sonic
Spaghettable
Sparknaturals
Spikeball
SpiritHoods
Spooner
Sport's Clip
Sports Authority
Sproutshell
Squatters
Staples
StarPack Products
STM Bags
Stomp Rocket
Story People
Sublime Beauty
Sumo
Sundance
Super Impulse
Supersonic Car Wash
Swaddle Designs
Sweet Tooth Fairy - Orem
SweetnSwag
Swig
Taco Burrito
Taco Time
Taffy Town
Target
Tegu
Tenzi Games
Terra Mia Cucina Italian
Texas Roadhouse
The Clean Team
The Critical Thinking
Company
The Game Chef
The Legacy Company
The Leonardo
The Living Planet
The Perfect White Dress
The Pie Pizzeria LLC
The Quarry
The Village Company
The Vintage Pearl
Thera Cane
Thera Pearl
Thermo Works
Think Fun
Thread Wallets
Thule
Timi & Leslie
Togos
Tom Bihn
Tovolos
Transparent Language
Tropical Smoothie Cafe
Tuacahn Amphiteatre
Tucanos
TurbieTwist
Two Jack's Pizza
Two Little Hands
Production
UltraSpire
Unicity
University of Utah Kingsbury Hall
Utah Educational Savings
Account
Utah Grizzlies
Utah Museum of Fine
Arts
Utah Nails
Utah Shakespeare
Festival
Utah Symphony
Wackee Six
Wafße Luv
Wallaby's Smokehouse
BBQ
Walmart
Walmart
Wasatch Wing & Clay
Water Right Inc.
companies, please visit: http://www.foothillpta.org/programs/fall-festival-info/foothill-store
Watts Bag
Wendy's - Center Street
Wet Brush
Wham-O
Which Wich Superior
Sandwich
Whipping Post
Whole Foods
Wholly Guacamole
Wienerschnitzel
Wild Ginger
Will's Pit Stop
Winco
Wing Nutz
Wod Toys
Woombie
World Cuisine
Woven Pears
Wrybaby
Wuka
Xango
Xino Sports
Xtendbarre
Yonex
YumYum Utensils
Zao Asain Cafe
Zaxby's
Zeroll
Zevia
Zing Anything
Zoobooks
We are so thrilled with the generous donations from so many companies. Fall festival is going
to be EPIC because of all our donors. THANK YOU! To purchase any products from the following