Sept. 16 - K-2nd Grade // Sept. 18 - 3rd-5th Grade. This is a school-run event where you meet and hear from your child’s teachers. HASA also has information available about volunteering, people to answer questions, and people to collect your dues.

October 5th for pick up! MUMS SALE! Decorate your porch and support HASA! We are selling mums again this year. Each Mum is $8. Order Mums online and each sale benefits Chatham Park!

Chatham Park’s school spirit week which ends with the Bark-A-Palooza pep rally on Friday Oct 6th. Chatham students and staff participate in a fun day filled with bulldog pride. Tshirt Order information to come soon.

How does it work? The Booster Team will lead kids through fun and educational activities throughout the week of 10/7. On Monday,10/14, students will participate in multiple minutes of themed running, walking, and dancing led by the Booster Team! This will add up to 35 minutes of physical activity. Students can share their donation page to get donations from friends & family for every minute they participate in the Chatham Park Fun Run ($1 per minute = $35 to help our school!). *For a sneak peek of the event - click here

Because of construction, this date is shifting but will be coming! Details TBD. Stay tuned.

Decorate and display your pumpkin! All are welcome to join. This is a fun event and a great time with Chatham Families! More info to come!

This fun event for the students brings in local writers to explain their creative process and talk about their journey as a published writer. The event is full of fun, creative games the writers play with the students.

This is a social event and fundraiser that occurs in December. Families are invited to come to the school cafeteria and enjoy a pancake breakfast. Very fun for the whole family.

3rd to 5th Graders: Bring your Special Adult / Someone Special to a dance! This was huge hit last year. Evening is full of dancing, music, cotton candy, photobooth and fun! More info to come soon.

HASA hosts a Scholastics Book Fair in the library. Proceeds from the book fair go to Chatham’s library. Lots of fun for the kids. Lots of fun for the adult volunteers. If you can help out -- great event!

Science Fair is for 4th and 5th Grades.

Kids come up with their science fair ideas and then all gather to show off their experiments!

Running club is a program for K-5th graders held in the spring. Parent volunteers hold running club once a week after school at Chatham on a day that works for them. You can love or hate running to volunteer. Running coach clubs provide all the help you need with ideas for activities, routes, and things that have worked well in the past. Students meet weekly after school and hopefully are able to show off their skills at the annual Maniac Magee Run.

This is the week that we get to show the teachers and staff at Chatham just how much we love them and how grateful we are for all that they do to help our children learn and grow. We provide meals, raffles, faculty room food, etc.  Information will go out in April for how you can help celebrate our amazing and talented faculty and staff.

HASA hosts a Scholastics Book Fair in the library. Proceeds from the book fair go to Chatham’s library. Lots of fun for the kids. Lots of fun for the adult volunteers. If you can help out -- great event!

This is a school-run event that Mr. Schaffer, the PE teacher, will send out information about in May. Parents are invited to watch the Red Team vs. White Team festivities from the sidewalk surrounding the school.

This event happens in May. It is a family run/walk that raises money for a food bank in Norristown. Day of Registration is at 8:00am, race starts at 9:00am, and the awards ceremony is after the race at around 9:30am.

This is a carnival-like celebration that happens in May on the school’s front  fields. There are food trucks, games, activities, and general merriment aplenty. This is a major fundraiser for HASA. Information regarding how to get wristbands will go out in April.  Please email CPEHASA@gmail.com if you are interested in helping out in any capacity.

This is a party at the end of the school year for Chatham’s 5th graders to meet 5th graders from the other four elementary schools in the district. Students start their day with an abridged “day in the life” of a 6th grader at the middle school and end the day with organized games and social activities.