John Eaton Block Party on Saturday, November 12, noon - 4pm

The Annual John Eaton Block Party and Harvest Festival is this Saturday November 12th, from 12 noon until 4pm on the schools playground.

There will be:

• Rides including the Hurler. 
• Brave the heights of the Mt. Kilimanjaro Rock Wall
• Jump to the moon in the Moonbounce
• Fun fall crafts for the kids in the multi-purpose room. 
• Children's story time in that incredible circular bench space
• Bring-Your-Own CDs for karaoke on the stage 
• Classic carnival games, such as bean bag toss, with prizes galore 
• Food and drinks: great grilling plus Eaton's traditional multicultural favorites donated by parents.

John Eaton is at Lowell and 34th Streets. Find all the details at http://eatondc.org.

John Eaton School Open House on Tuesday, Oct 25, 9 - 11 am

John Eaton Elementary School will be hosting its Fall Open House on Tuesday, October 25th from 9-11am in the school's library.

Come see what makes this 100 year old school great! Meet its terrific staff including a new principal. Learn about the variety of offerings including Chinese language instruction and its world culture's focus Visit classes. Be sure to check out the recently renovated playground, basketball court, and soccer field.

For more information go to http://eatondc.org.

Get $10 Off Your Christmas Tree at John Eaton School If You Say "Happy Birthday!"

The John Eaton Elementary School Tree Sale closes this weekend. Get your trees early for the best selection.

We have a special offer today and tomorrow, Saturday, December 18 from 10am to 5pm and Sunday, December 19 from 11am to 4pm.  When you buy your tree, say: "Happy 100th Birthday, John Eaton" to the cashier and get $10 off the price of your tree!

Trees are selling fast, so come soon! See you there! John Eaton is located on 34th Street between Lowell and Macomb Streets.

Don't forget that your purchase benefits the John Eaton Home and School Association.

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