Parking Report for February 27

COLUMBIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS BENEFIT CONCERT

          Parking report for February 27, 2018

The City of Columbia Parking Garages

Short Street Garage – should have 100 free vacant parking spots after 6:00 P.M.

Tenth and Cherry Garage – should have 100 free vacant parking spots after 6:00 P.M.

Parking meters must be paid until 7:00 P.M. but free after 7:00 P.M.

*Lee Expressive Arts School – will have 14 available spots next to west side of building.  The back lot is locked after school hours and not available.   Families are encouraged to park at the school.

*First Presbyterian Church – A meeting is scheduled the evening of February 27 which will take most parking spots next to the church; however, the lower lot may be used for parking.

*Sacred Heart Church – has limited parking next to the education building which is adjoined to the First Baptist Church lot.

First Baptist Church – Parking lot behind building should be available.

*Posters have been delivered to these locations for reference.

Questions to Marie Sloan, 443-0789, or sloanm@missouri.edu

FBC Map for February 27 performance

February 20 Update

February 19, 2018

Good afternoon, Honors Choir Families –

I hope you’ve enjoyed your 4-day weekend, and that you and your loved ones continue to stay warm and well this winter.

A few reminders:

• The Honors Choir will perform in a collaborative concert to raise money for Columbia children in need of dental care on Tuesday, February 27^th. This concert is with the King’s Daughters ensemble. Call time for singers is 6:00pm, performance begins at 7:00pm at First Baptist Church in downtown Columbia.
• We will not have afternoon rehearsal next week, February 27^th due to the performance that evening.
• I have attached parking suggestions from the organizers of the performance, as well as a map of First Baptist Church. Please note that Honors Choir students will meet on the third floor of the church in the gym area.
• All Honors Choir singers must arrive in full uniform as outlined in the Honors Choir Handbook. This means black from waist to toe and a white collared shirt. Burgundy cardigans issued to students in October should be worn over the white top, and a gold clip-on tie should be attached to the shirt. If students do not have a gold tie, one will be provided for them.
• Much more information about our April 6^th trip to Kansas City to come in following weeks.
• If your student will be late, absent, or need to leave early from any Honors Choir function, please notify me in advance.

Have a great week!

*Lindsey Tevebaugh

Business Manager

Columbia Public Schools

5^th Grade Honors Choir

(573)214-3670, ext. 79740

LTevebaugh@cpsk12.org