Money for elementary class party

[Anonymous]

Curious how much money your room parent requested for your class party this year?

[Anonymous]

From each parent

[Anonymous]

$10

[Anonymous]

We only ask for donations of supplies (chips, napkins, etc.) not money

[Anonymous]

I have kids and 2 different schools.

1 request a voluntary $10 donation at the beginning of the school year for winter and spring party.

1 just request $5 for end of year party as well as donations.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We only ask for donations of supplies (chips, napkins, etc.) not money

+1

[Anonymous]

We don’t have a room parent. No money was collected. The teacher is buying pizza for the class.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We only ask for donations of supplies (chips, napkins, etc.) not money

Same.

[Anonymous]

$5 for pizza and treat party.

[Anonymous]

So I think $15 x 28 kids is excessive just confirming that felt like too much money for a party

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We don’t have a room parent. No money was collected. The teacher is buying pizza for the class.

Hope you all give that teacher a nice gift card at the end of year.

[Anonymous]

I think an earlier party was $10 and next week’s is $5. I usually send in supplies and volunteer, too, if all the spots are not taken by the time I open the email.

$15 might not be just for pizza—it could be pizza, plates, napkins, cups, drinks, treat, a craft, wipes, etc…

Be sure you volunteer to head things up next year, so you can keep costs real low!

[Anonymous]

$20 but this is for a 6th grade promotion party. I think every other year it just came out of the class fund (which was maybe $50 at the beginning of the year for all expenses over the year).

[Anonymous]

We get a request for around $40 for the year.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So I think $15 x 28 kids is excessive just confirming that felt like too much money for a party

Everyone won't give $15 and you should've donated less if you thought it was excessive.