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MAYOR SNYDER AND OUR MENORAHS
Portland Mayor Kate Snyder served as special guest judge for Levey's annual Menorah contest. Each year, students across grade levels are invited to make their own menorah out of recycled materials.
Sometimes students choose a theme, like an amusement park, to base their menorah design on.
WE SPARKLED
Levey participated in the PJ Library event "Sparkle Havdalah" this winter. Our staff and students pitched in to face paint all the children that evening. There was a book reading, games, and food for children. Levey uses events like this to help with community relations, marketing, and admissions.
TIME TO SLIME
Families from all over Maine were treated to a great afternoon of fun, smiles, and slime. SlimeFest proved to be a great event for kids of all ages. Children made slime of all kinds like volcano slime, bumpy slime, foam slime, stretchy slime, and grape juice slime to name a few.
COFFEE HOUSE
BREWS EXCITEMENT
The Levey Coffeehouse is a project to encourage self-motivated artistic projects of a musical nature from students. Each student participates in two performances in groups of one to four. The expectation is that they will find something unique and challenging, and find time on their own to develop the performance. This self-motivation towards a creative goal is the core of the coffeehouse concept. Because the focus is on individual creative expression, the setting is purposefully comfortable and low-key, a place where the students will only perform for their peers. Bean bag chairs, mood lighting, and kid-friendly drinks and snacks are shared. Coffee House allows the students to be supportive of each as they each take unique, creative risks. It is great to see the ways the students rise to these challenges and come up with performances that utilize their own unique skills.
PURIM TALENT SHOW
Students in all grades are invited to participate in the school's Purim Talent Show. Parents, friends, and community members are invited to join us as students take to the stage, play an instrument, recite a poem, do a magic trick, dance, sing, or do comedy. It's a great way for our children to take risks in a supportive, embracing atmosphere.
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