Pine Hill Community School Association

Destination Imagination (DI) Experience Fundraiser

After placing 1st in the Scientific Challenge in DI Regionals, Team BRAIN-E is heading to Global Finals in Kansas City on May 22-25.

We are hosting a Family Trivia Night to help us with our fundraising goal.

Please consider joining us for a fun night! The cost will be $50/family.

You can register here, using this GOOGLE FORM.

Destination Imagination (DI) Experience Fundraiser

Team Destiny, a 3rd grade Destination Imagination team from Pine Hill Elementary in Sherborn, MA, has advanced to the Global Finals, a tournament with teams from around the world, taking place in Kansas City on May 22-25.  Team Destiny is participating in the Engineering Challenge (“Going the Distance”).  The registration fee for the competition is $5500, and there are additional fees and expenses that the families will be incurring to ensure the team’s participation.  We would LOVE your help! 
HOW YOU CAN SUPPORT US:

1) SHOP: On Saturday, May 4, between 10 AM and 5 PM, shop at Ocean Dreams (in Sherborn) and mention “DI” at time of purchase.  Great timing to pick out gifts for Teacher Appreciation Week and Mother’s Day!  Ocean Dreams Owner Laura will generously donate 25% of sales proceeds that day to our team.

2) REGISTER YOUR CHILD FOR AN AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAM at PINE HILL on Monday, May 6, 2:15 PM - 3:30 PMThis program, “Imagine & Build Workshop with Destination Imagination Team Destiny,” is only open to Pine Hill students. Cost is $35/student, with a $5 discount for siblings.  Register on our Google Form.  

3) PURCHASE a RAFFLE TICKET to WIN A MVP PARTY AT LAUNCH (generously donated by the Debin Family), by Sunday, May 19, 12 PMParty has a $500 value.   Raffle tickets are $20/each OR $100 for 6 tickets, and can be requested/purchased on our Google Form. Drawing & Winner Notification will happen on 5/19.  

4) VISIT OUR BOOTH AT THE SHERBORN LIBRARY’S ARTS & CRAFTS FAIR on May 11, 10 AM - 4 PM.

5) DONATE any amount via VENMO, @isaranteas (last 4 digits: 8989).  

6) ALSO, COMING UP: Our next Bake Sale is on Sun. April 28, 11 AM - 3 PM, at the Stop & Shop, in Natick. And we will also be selling Indian food from Bawarchi (Framingham), with pick-up in Sherborn. Stay tuned for details!

HAVE QUESTIONS about our fundraising?  Contact Irene, at isaranteasb@gmail.com; # 617-230-8989.

Spring Community Education Classes - April

Archery Lessons (Grades 3+) - Fridays, April 26-May 24, 4:15-5:15 p.m.
Hosted by On The Mark Archery. Deadline to Sign Up: Wednesday, 4/24.

FPAC Zoom presentation by Hillary Kenyon on how to protect Farm Pond

The Farm Pond Advisory Committee (FPAC) is sponsoring a special update zoom presentation by:

May 22, 6:30 p.m.

Hillary Kenyon, Principal, Applied Watershed Sciences, LLP

The latest information about the state of Farm Pond and what we can do to protect it.

For more information and to get the Zoom link, go to the Town of Sherborn webpage or click here.

Sherborn 350th Committee Scavenger Hunt

Join us in a town-wide scavenger hunt!
Fun for the whole family! Join as individuals, couples, friends, and teams! Every participant wins a prize! Prizes can be picked up at the 350th Committee booth at the Sherborn Library Arts & Crafts Fair on May 11th.

Scavenger Hunt start April 15, 2024 - View the guide on the Sherborn 350th Website, on the bio of the Sherborn 350 Facebook or Instagram pages or pick up at the Sherborn Library.

Sherborn's 52nd Annual Arts & Crafts Fair

Join us on Saturday, May 11, 2024 from 10 AM - 4 PM.

The annual Sherborn Library Arts and Crafts Fair offers unique arts and crafts, beautiful plants, fun family and children’s activities, live entertainment, and delicious local food. It is a day to look forward to—families, friends, artisans, crafters and community groups from Sherborn and surrounding towns, join together for a festive spring day.

Antique Car & Equipment Show

A one-time event to bring Sheborn’s past and present collections together! Car collectors and proud owners of old town stuff - farm equipment, town trucks, tractors, or something from your personal car collection (for Sherborn & neighboring communities).

When: May 18, 2024, 4-7 p.m. No Entry Fee
Food Trucks, Family Fun!
Hosted by the Committee to Celebrate Sherborn’s 350th Anniversary with the Sherborn Recreation Commission. Event sponsored by The Sherborn Fund. Email sherborn350@gmail.com with questions.

Summer Creative Writing Workshop for Kids

The Creative Writing Workshop for Kids - Enrollment now open!

In-person, small-group workshop is an opportunity for your child to become a better writer, immerse in creativity, and find joy in the writing process. Located on the beautiful campus of nearby Wellesley College for ages 8-12.

By infusing joy in the creative writing process, students become more independent and confident in their writing ability and will find how fun writing can be.

"The small-group learning environment was the perfect fit. My child enjoyed each day and became a better writer." ~ Parent testimonial.

Weekly sessions - from 9 to noon.

  • June 17-20

  • June 24-27

  • July 8-11

  • July 22-25

  • Aug. 12-15

Contact Sue McCarthy about "Bring-a-friend" special offer to Pine Hill School families. Learn more here.

DSYFH Spring Field Hockey Clinic Series

DSYFH is offering a beginner / developing skills clinic series in the Spring for grades K - 6th. Players are broken into age and skill groups and coached by the DS Varsity Field Hockey Coach, Molly McGill and Varsity Team players. This is a great opportunity for brand new players to try field hockey and for our developing players to continue to work on their skills in the off season.

Each clinic is designed with beginner and developing players in mind. The clinics will build on each other; however, we will review fundamental skills at the beginning of each session, so do not worry if your player is unable to attend every clinic day.

Saturdays, April 27-May 18, 1-2:30 p.m. (one hour of skills and 30min scrimmages), DSHS Turf Field

Questions? Email: dsyouthfieldhockey@gmail.com, Jessa McIntosh, Program Director

Dover Sherborn Girls Youth Lacrosse

Spring 2024 registration is now open for grades 1st through 8th, all skill levels welcome!

Kindergarten Lacrosse Program registration. Practices: Wednesdays, 4:30-5:30 p.m. (Laurel Fields), Games: Sundays (3-4 games), late May/June. Fee: $190

Scoops Lacrosse

Spring Lacrosse For Ages 3-8!

Scoops Lacrosse is an introductory lacrosse program open to boys and girls ages 3 to kindergarten. Scoops help kids, players, teammates, and individuals on and off the field. By focusing on the fun in fundamentals, Scoops classes are designed to ensure the game of lacrosse is learned the right way. We work with kids looking to have a blast while learning the awesome sport of lacrosse.

The party starts on Saturday, April 27 @ Laurel Fields!

NXT Level Lacrosse Summer Clinics (Grades 1-9)

Session 1: June 24th-26th (Laurel Fields, 145 N. Main St., Sherborn)
Session 2: July 1st-3rd (McCarthy Fields, 44 Hospital Rd., Medfield)
9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
$299 / week (Custom STX Pinnie & NXT Level Sticker Included)
nxtlevellacrosseclinic@gmail.com

View NXT Level Lacrosse Summer Clinic Flyer

Horse SenseAbility Reading & Riding Summer Programs

Horse Tales for incoming 4th, 5th, & 6th graders
Horse Tales is a weeklong, 1/2 day summerprogram at HorseSenseAbility in Sherborn, MA. Every day, this fun farm experience includes riding, horsemanship, and learning about famous horses through stories and activities.

Session 1: 7/15-7/19 Session 2: 7/22-7/26
Monday-Friday: 8:30 a.m. - 12 p.m.
Horse SenseAbility (116 Nason Hill Lane, Sherborn)
$550 / week (Scholarships are available.)

View Horse Tales Flyer

 
 
 

Fostering is really sweet. Consider becoming a foster parent for unaccompanied refugee minors.

Ascentria’s Unaccompanied Refugee Minors (URM) program provides long-term foster care services to refugee and immigrant youth that have come to the United States seeking safety without a parent or guardian to care for them. If your heart is called to help immigrants from crises, such as the record-breaking number of unaccompanied children entering the US, this program is a way to make a tremendous impact.

Join the only foster care program in New England exclusively caring for Unaccompanied Refugee Minors!

For a first-hand experience fostering through this program, contact DS parent Joanna Sanborn with questions if interested.