MANATEE — Bayshore High School Mu Alpha Theta Mathematics Honor Society tonight is hosting “Family Math Night” at Bayshore Elementary School. The event runs 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
All Bayshore Elementary students and parents are welcome to attend.
Members of the Bayshore High School Mu Alpha Theta will conduct several math-related games for grade levels K-5. The event includes games, and prizes, according to information from the school.
School’s 35th celebration set
MANATEE — W.D. Sugg Middle School on Thursday will host the school’s 35th Anniversary Celebration.
The evening begins with a dinner in the cafeteria at 6 p.m. Tickets to the dinner had to be purchased in advance, according to information from the school district.
After dinner, a special program in the school’s gymnasium is set to take place. Featured speakers include sixth-grade Language Arts Teacher Bruce Dietch, who has taught at Sugg since the school first opened in 1974. In addition, Mel Jones — a sixth-grade student when Sugg opened — will talk about his memories of the school. Jones is now the district’s coordinator of information applications.
Kinnan chorus anniversary
TALLEVAST — Former members of Kinnan Elementary school’s chorus are invited to help celebrate the school’s 10th anniversary on Thursday .
The event, entitled, “The Best of Kinnan” starts at 7 p.m. and will take place at the school.
Current chorus members will sing with former members in a program held in the school auditorium.
For more information call (941) 358-2888, ext. 261.
School carnival set
MANATEE — Daughtrey Preparatory School of Arts and Sciences will hold its annual Fall Science Carnival on Thursday .
The event will take place from 6 to 7 p.m. in the school’s Cafe of the Arts.
Families that attend can view grade-level science projects.
For more information, call (941) 751-7023.
— Herald staff reports
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