Virtual Assembly Program Raffle

By: Peter Nestler

On: April 23, 2021

In: Website Updates

Tagged: raffle, virtual assembly

Want to win a sponsored Virtual Assembly Program?

You’ve come to the right place! At the beginning of the year, the Rope Masters program took the step to become a non-profit! One of the exciting opportunities is that we can now have people partner with us to make our program available to schools without a lot of funding.

We were recently contacted by an anonymous donor who would like to sponsor 10 Virtual Assembly Programs for schools before the end of this school year! We decided that a raffle would be the best way to accomplish this. You have until 6PM EST (that is 18:00 Eastern Standard Time) on April 30, 2021 to enter. We will select the winners via a random number generator from all the entries received.

Fill out the form below for a chance to win a sponsored program for your school!

The raffle has ended.

_{**Fine print: Please only enter 1 time per school so every school has the same chance. The 10 winners will be notified via the email entered in the form. If any school does not respond within 7 days, an alternate school will be chosen for the program. The winners will have access to our pre-recorded assembly for a 7 day viewing window on the start date of their choosing. Our live Q&A session is not included, but can be added for a fee of $150.}

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We have grades 3, 4 and 5. Our student population is about 330 students. We're in a rural part of Arizona and we were very pleased with the program that we had today. The students were overwhelmed with the amount of information they received about trying to be a positive student as they're growing up, getting information about having good fitness and taking care of themselves. The message that Peter gave to them was very positive, for them to have confidence in themselves, not to let others interfere with the direction they may choose, something that may be unusual, to have confidence to continue doing it. Boys and girls enjoy hearing that and it's a good message for them to get at this age as they can be very influenced by peers. Also, the student participation, they really enjoyed seeing their friends get up. Most of the students at our school have been together for years and years, so they know each other very well so when students get up in front of the audience to do an audience participation activity, they really enjoy that.
I think that some of the different activities that Peter showed them, they were very astonished at the different things he could do with a jump rope and the unicycle. Hopefully it will motivate them to try some different things. We do a jump rope for heart activity in February so this was a big kick-off for our school as we raise money for the Heart Association and we do it through jump rope. I would definitely recommend this program for other schools, it was an awesome program, the students loved every single minute of it and were just totally enthralled with the program. We loved it.

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Debbie Padilla | Principal | Kingman Academy of Learning Interme | Kingman, AZ