Community Events
1st Annual Spring Bazaar at Skyline High School
The Skyline High School Community Based Instruction Program (CBI) is hosting the 1st Annual Spring Bazaar in the high school cafeteria, April 6th from 9am – 2pm! There will be approximately 30 vendors participating ranging from arts & crafts, home-based businesses to concessions and more. Po’ Greens Catering will be donating proceeds from their sales to the class!
1st Annual Spring Bazaar
- April 6, 2019 | 9am – 2pm | Skyline High School Cafeteria
- Arts & Crafts, Home-Based Businesses, Concessions and more!
- Approximately 30 vendors!
- CLICK HERE to download the Registration Form.
- CLICK HERE to visit their Facebook event page.
Color Street Nails, Thirty-One, Tupperware, Scentsy, Paparazzi, Avon, Pampered Chef, RADA Cutlery, Angel Star, Karine Joncas Skin Care, and many vendors featuring handcrafted items!
*This event benefits the Skyline High School Community Based Instruction Program. The Skyline High School Community Based Instruction Program (CBI) is designed for students that need instruction in functional and daily living skills. Community Based Instruction (CBI) is educational instruction in naturally occurring community environments providing students “real life experiences”. The goal is to provide a variety of hands on learning opportunities at all age levels to help students acquire the skills to live in the world today.
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