Thank you for your continued support of the Hurley School. Although our annual fundraiser, Tropicaliente, has been canceled again this year, with your support, we are making great progress in raising funds that are critical for our students to help them successfully navigate this challenging school year.
Our next kid friendly event is open to everyone. Please join us and donate if you can. Every dollar counts.
Spring Flowers, an Arts Workshop with Minni
Date and Time: Friday, April 9, 2021 at 4pm
Cost: A $20 donation to the Hurley School is suggested.
Calling all artists! We’re partnering with Minni (an art and design studio based in the South End) to offer a virtual art workshop. Create a paper flower to celebrate the Spring season. No special art supplies needed. Participants can use a variety of materials found around the house - including newspaper, magazines, and regular paper.
List of materials you will need:
- Paper to make flowers with, such as tissue paper (recommended), newspaper, magazine pages, printer paper and construction paper
- Pipe cleaners (twist ties + popsicle sticks or straws are great alternatives)
- Elmer’s Glue
- Paint brush for glue application
- Optional: Ribbon to tie bouquet together!
- Optional: Large beads for the middle of the flowers
The Hurley School needs your support more than ever. If you are interested in sponsoring one of our events, please email us at [email protected].
Registration Is Now Open!
Receive an abundance of farm-fresh flowers and a vase delivered right to your door, no matter where you are in the USA. Then join your Alice's Table hosts 'Two Blooms' -- Melissa Estep and Robin Kornett -- via Zoom to create your fabulous arrangement, learning lots of tips and tricks along the way! Register by April 15th! Event Date: April 28, 7:30pm, Cost: $95.
Mark Your Calendars - Registration information coming soon!
While we can't celebrate bilingual education in a fun, party setting, let’s come together to discuss How You Say It, a book by Katherine Kinzler that highlights the essence of why our school is so special. May 13, evening event
Instead of dancing the night away, join in the Rumba y Timbal virtual dance performance and lesson. June 7, End of School Year Celebration
Our mission is to bridge the gaps in the funding that the Hurley receives from the Boston Public School System. We are committed to raising funds that will help pay for reading specialists, technology and supplies to help with remote and hybrid learning, among other important initiatives.
Please consider supporting NPHS with a donation. In past years, 80% of our annual budget was covered by Tropicaliente; its loss has greatly impacted our budget. Your donations help to ensure that all students at the Hurley have the resources needed to succeed in the current environment and thrive in their future.
Thank you for your continued support.
Best,
Frances Blair and Avida Michaud
Co-Presidents, Neighborhood Parents for the Hurley School
About NPHS
NPHS is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that acts as the development arm of the Hurley School. We are current parents, community members, and volunteers who believe in bilingual public education and see the need to enhance the academic experience of all students at the Hurley. Our mission is to bridge gaps in the funding that the Hurley receives from the Boston Public School System. The Hurley relies on philanthropy to support each of its 350 students. NPHS raises money to facilitate the Hurley’s vision and mission. With your support we can continue to help our students achieve academic excellence.
To learn more, please visit our website: supporthurley.org / Contact us at: [email protected]
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