Preparing to perform in front of an audience for your school’s holiday concert can be a little scary — especially if you’re in kindergarten. But Karley Jo Jackson and the rest of her kindergarten class at Twin Echo Elementary School in Collinsville …

•Southern Christian Academy will host a Christmas by the Sea concert at 6 p.m. Saturday, with a $10 entrance fee. •Saint Paul Christian School Holiday Lane, an arts and crafts bazaar, will be held from 9 a.m

All are invited to a Gingerbread House Decorating Party from 3 to 5 p.m., on Sunday, Dec. 4, in the Meehan Family Arts Barn at Inly School, 46 Watch Hill Drive, off Route 123, Scituate. The school Arts Barn will be well stocked with cookies, icing and …

Fund-raiser: The community is invited to a Gingerbread Houses of Hope event, which will raise money for One Hope United, a nonprofit organization dedicated to protecting children and strengthening families, Dec. 2 at Millburn Central School, 18550 W.

SPARTA — On Dec. 10 the cafeteria of Sparta Middle School will be transformed into a gingerbread wonderland, as the Junior Woman’s Club of Sparta launches a brand new, holiday event, Gingerbread For A Cause

The State College Area High School Class of 1995’s 15-year reunion will be held at 7 p.m. Saturday at The Gingerbread Man, 130 Heister St.

Now, the second-grader at Tisdale Elementary School is a published author, as her poem about gingerbread cookies is featured in this month’s issue of Spider, a magazine for children. In November, the magazine ran a contest asking readers to submit poems …

Jodi Noland of Jackson High School won first place in the Gasser Fine Jewelers annual gingerbread house competition. Entries were made by students at Hoover, Jackson, R.G. Drage, Canton South, Perry, GlenOak, Fairless, and Louisville high schools

For two weeks every December, Michelle Medic’s Gourmet Food classes at North Hills Senior High School are sweeter than sweet. During this time, her junior and senior students focus on imagination and architecture

STEVENSVILLE Gingerbread houses were everywhere last week in the fifth-grade classes and cafeteria at Bayside Elementary School as part of a student program to raise money for Habitat for Humanity and the victims of Hurricane Katrina.