Schools
'Hat Chat & Sip' Will Give Community Opportunity To Meet With Superintendent Quarterly
The Hatboro-Horsham superintendent announced this week a new program giving the community a chance to 'sit and chat' with district leaders.
HATBORO-HORSHAM, PA — The superintendent of the Hatboro-Horsham School District this week announced a new program that will give families a chance to be kept up to speed firsthand with the goings on in the school community.
Superintendent Scott Eveslage said the new 'Hat Chat & Sip' program is expected to take place quarterly, and would give community members the opportunity to "get together at various schools throughout the district to chat a little bit about the areas of focus at the district and get to know one another a little bit better."
He made the announcement during the regular 'Hat Chat Minute' video series on the school district's YouTube channel.
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Eveslage said the first 'Hat Chat & Sip' event would take place on Oct. 21 at 9:30 a.m. at Crooked Billet Elementary School. Those who are interested in attending are asked to RSVP by sending an email to Angel Shands, Eveslage's executive assistant, at rshands@hatboro-horsham.org.
The event is capped at 20 people, so those interested in attending are asked to secure their spots as soon as possible.
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Eveslage said the quarterly event would rotate between the various schools at the district.
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