Battle of the Bands is this Friday at the New Parish in Oakland! This is seriously one of the best nights out of the year. It’s low key and high energy with great music showcasing some of the amazing musical talent in our Beach community. Plus, it’s a nice way to hang out with some really fun folks and raise money for … Continue reading
On a recent Sunday, one of the first beautiful fall mornings, Beach Elementary families gathered for the twice annual garden and grounds clean up. Work this year focused on setting up new picnic tables for instruction in the garden, maintenance on the Linda Street frontage, and weeding. Stephanie Pearson, a Beach parent who worked on … Continue reading
Join the Beach Dads Club on Sunday, September 21, from 9AM–12PM for the 9th annual Pancake Breakfast. Come to the Beach Playground to celebrate the start of the school year, catch up with friends, and enjoy a plate of made-from-scratch (by Dad!) buttermilk, blueberry, chocolate chip, or oatmeal pancakes, plus sausage and bacon, fresh fruit and Peet’s coffee. … Continue reading
PAINTS – Promote Art in the Schools – is sponsoring the Chalk Art Festival at Beach Elementary School Playground, 100 Lake Avenue, on Sunday, September 21, 2014 from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. in conjunction with the 9th Annual Beach Dads Club Pancake Breakfast. Come to the PAINTS table to purchase a beautiful box of chalk and claim … Continue reading
To celebrate the Beach Centennial, we still have a few limited edition commemorative mugs available. The white ceramic mugs feature the Centennial Seal on the front and “Forever Beach” on the back. Mugs are $10 each (cash or check made out to the BPO). There will be some available in the main office, or you … Continue reading
Come support Beach Elementary as three Rock Bands battle head-to-head-to-head to claim (or reclaim) the crown of “Baja King of Rock ‘n Roll.” Come flick your lighters for some familiar Beach dads as well as some fresh new faces at The Uptown Nightclub! Mark your calendars: Friday, January 31 7:00 – 11:00pm The Uptown Nightclub, 1928 … Continue reading
To commemorate Beach’s 100th Centennial, Piedmont’s Post’s Answer Man visited our classrooms and asked students for their perspectives on the school’s history and future. Meghan Snyder’s second graders were asked: “What will your school be like in another 100 years?” Ms. Lee’s fourth graders were asked: “What do you think your school was like 100 years ago when … Continue reading
