Our own TJE music instructor, Rob Keedy, and his
band, Red Dirt Ruckus, will be performing LIVE at Two Rivers Cider!

Two Options to donate and see the show:

1. $150 gets you a table for six. $60 gets you a table for two. 
**seating is limited, due to social distancing, so grab your people and reserve a table today!**
**We will have Fusion Alley and Drewski’s Hot Rod Kitchen on site for all your dining needs.**
Email hellotjpta@gmail.com to request your table and receive payment info.

2. As the in-person event will be an adults-only evening, we will also
have a virtual option for those opting to stay home and watch with the kids!
For the Zoom link, there is a suggested $10 donation.  
Email hellotjpta@gmail.com to get on the zoom list and donate!

Whichever option you choose, we’ll have a fun prize drawing that night, too!

The Theodore Judah Elementary School PTA funds Art, Music, Garden, Kindness & Science instruction for all students at our school.

​Our paid Alive! program coordinators facilitate in-class instruction (led by volunteer parent docents), curriculum development, art and science supplies, and hands-on garden lessons - that build upon our school's core instructional programs.

We welcome any donations, big or small, donations of time and financial support. We also welcome fresh ideas! Do you have an idea for a new after-school club? Do you own a company that can help us improve our school or offerings?

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You are important - and your skills, love, voice and donations are always needed to help our school thrive.
Please email hello@theodorejudahpta.org to get involved.

Our School

​Theodore Judah Elementary School is a public school located in Sacramento, California, serving East Sacramento and Midtown. Opened in a one-room wooden bungalow in 1927, our school is the oldest continually-operating school in Sacramento. Our school is listed on the the U.S. National Register of Historic Places. It was named after Theodore Judah, who helped design the first transcontinental railroad.

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