Attend a Graduation Ceremony or Partake in a Nation-wide Documentary Screening

Monday, May 2

Want to have your voice heard about the Redwood City School District budget? Attend a forum tonight at John Gill Elementary 555 Avenue del Ora at 6:30 p.m.

Tuesday, May 3

There will be a screening of “Race to Nowhere” at the McKinley School Auditorium at 7 p.m. Across the nation, there will be hundreds of screenings of the documentary that illustrates the high-pressure culture that has invaded schools and children’s lives, creating an unhealthy, disengaged generation of youth. Participate in the nationwide movement in Redwood City. Tickets are $10, and available at http://rtnnorthstaracademy.eventbrite.com:80/

Thursday, May 5

Time to start your spring cleaning! Family Connections is accepting items for their Annual Rummage sale on Saturday, May 7, at 350 Blomquist.   They will be accepting donations on May 5 & 6. T&H Building Supply and the Redwood City Rotary Club are sponsoring the donation drive that will benefit low income families.

Families United through Literacy & Learning will be holding its graduation celebration at 6 p.m. in the Hoover Elementary cafeteria. Families have been working for months to learn the language and practice writing in order to support their children’s achievements in school. Enjoy dinner and refreshments whiel applauding these hard-working families’ successes. RSVP by calling 650-269-7067 or e-mail Ninfa Zuno at nzuno@rcsd.k8.net.

Friday, May 6

Attention all you music lovers! Twenty-three glorious nights of Music on the Square are coming to Courthouse Square kicks off at 6 p.m. The city of Redwood City and its sponsors are hosting a range of talented musicians. Check out the full show schedule at www.redwoodcityevents.com. Reserved seats are available for $250 which will include a single seat each Friday night. Season pass holders will also receive a ticket voucher for  two tickets to the Fox Theater. Tickets and additional information are online at foxrwc.com/fridaynights.

Correction: The original article listed the "Race to Nowhere" screening at McKinley Middle School as free.