Every PTO event and board meeting for the 2026–27 school year, in one place. Dates come from the board's calendar and are updated as new events are added. School holidays are included so you can plan around them.
From 1 to 4 pm at Haude. Admission is free. Come celebrate the Haude community with fall games, food, shopping from local vendors, and activities for the whole family. All proceeds benefit Haude Elementary.


Punch cards pay for festival games, activities, and the PTO concession stand. During presale a 10-punch card is $8 and a 20-punch card is $15. At the door they are $10 and $20. Presale ends Friday, November 6 at noon.
You skip the line at the door, you save a few dollars, and you are entered in a drawing for a $50 Amazon gift card. Every presale purchase also comes with a fifteen-minute early admission pass.
Local makers and small businesses set up in 13-by-13-foot outdoor spaces and bring their own tables, tents, and payment methods. Vendor purchases are separate from punch cards. Spaces are limited and applications are subject to approval.
Saturday at 9 am. Bring gloves and help build and plant the school garden. A good one for Dads of Haude and families with older kids.
October 12 through 16. No school and no PTO events.
Tuesday at 5:30 pm. Members are welcome. This is where the festival plans come together.
The Book Fair opens Wednesday and runs into the first week of November. S.L.A.M. Night starts at 5 pm, an evening for families to shop the fair together.
Friday at 8 am. Students dress as a favorite book character and parade through the school.
No school on Tuesday, November 3.
Sunday, 1 to 4 pm. Free admission, games, food, vendors, and activities for the whole family. Volunteers are needed for setup, booths, and concessions.
Volunteers place flags along the front of the school early on Wednesday morning to honor the veterans in our Haude families.
The hospitality committee delivers Thanksgiving pies to every teacher and staff member on the Friday before the break.
The week of November 23. No school.
An evening of cookies, cocoa, and read-alouds with a special guest in a red suit. One of the sweetest nights of the year.
Spring dates will be posted here as the board confirms them. These are the events the PTO holds each spring.
A fresh-start event to welcome families back after the winter break.
Families share the food, music, dress, and traditions of the many cultures that make up Haude. Tables are hosted by families; volunteers help with setup and the passport activity.
Eat out with Haude families and a portion of the evening's sales comes back to the school.
A full week of thank-yous for the teachers and staff, planned by the hospitality committee with help from room parents.
The send-off for our oldest Jaguars, planned by the fifth grade committee through the spring.
Admission is free. Games, activities, and the PTO concession stand use punch cards, which are $8 and $15 during presale and $10 and $20 at the door. Vendors accept their own payment separately.
Yes, if your business or handmade work is a good fit for families. The PTO is looking for locally made specialty items, handmade jewelry and crafts, candles, art and children's items, seasonal décor, collectibles, and more. Spaces are 13 by 13 feet, and vendors bring their own tables, tents, and payment methods. Early bird spaces were $60 through September 19 and are $75 after that. Applications are subject to approval.
Yes, to every evening and weekend event. Daytime events during school hours follow the campus visitor rules.
The PTO posts announcements and photos on its Facebook page and keeps the full calendar at haudepto.ptboard.com. This page is updated to match.