Friday, 4/28 6:30-9pm
International Night is a celebration of our school's multiculturalism and our biggest fundraiser of the year. It features a feast of dishes from our many different backgrounds and student performances celebrating our diverse cultures, and ends with a raffle to support our fundraising efforts.
This event relies on volunteers and donations to ensure its success, and there are many opportunities to volunteer and/or donate! Please note: International Night attendance is limited to 440, and families who volunteer to set up, serve food, or clean up will have the first opportunity to purchase tickets!
Ticket Request
Tickets are $20 each and must be pre-ordered. Click here to submit your ticket request! Attendance is limited to 440 and everyone attending must have a ticket (including volunteers, performers, and toddlers). All children must be accompanied by an adult.
Raffles
Raffle Committee Help to solicit local businesses for items and gift certificates as raffle prizes. Join here!
Grade Prizes Each grade is asked to put together a raffle prize for our Big Box Raffle. Look for a letter from your class parent to see how you can contribute!
Family Raffle Prizes Your family can donate individual items, group together smaller related items in a themed basket, or donate a gift certificate to your family’s favorite restaurant or store. Also, if your family owns a business, your business can donate items or gift certificates. Click here to tell us you can donate a prize!
Food
Country Committees (including parents like you!) cook or purchase food from their country to share with attendees. Click here to tell us if you can donate!
Volunteer
We'll need volunteers to help with setup and decorations beforehand, to serve food and sell raffle tickets during the event, and to help clean up after. Click here to see how you can help!
Student Performances
Individuals and groups of students perform cultural dances, songs, traditions, and more. Reach out to your Country Chairperson to get your child involved. Don't know who to contact? Ask Judy Kwak or Kathy Ciofoletti!
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