North Middle School - APRIL 2019 Middle...indicator of the teaching and learning that is taking place in the classroom and the Smarter Balance Test results may be used in placement

Principal's Message04/10/2019by Tommy Blanchard

April 2019

Dear North Families,

Students have just over 40 days of school left this year. The end of the year is quickly approaching, butthere is much to do before summer vacation begins.

State testing will begin on Monday, April 15th in Language Arts. It is really important that students are wellrested and that they put forward their best effort on these tests. We believe the Smarter Balanced test is anindicator of the teaching and learning that is taking place in the classroom and the Smarter Balance Testresults may be used in placement decisions for the 19-20 school year. Please encourage your student totake the tests seriously.

6th and 7th grade students participate in Math and English testing

8th grade students participate in Math, English and Science testing

The AVID application deadline has been extended to Friday, April 19th for current 6th and 7th gradestudents. Please pick up an application in the Counseling Center. Please make sure to remind your studentto pick one up if they are interested.

There are a number of activities that take place at the end of the year including the 8th grade Dance, 6th

grade Outdoor Education, and end of year parties. These celebrations are very important and somethingthat we want all students to participate in. However, the opportunity to attend is a privilege and appropriate

behavior is required through the end of the year in order to attend. From April 8th through the end of theyear, students who receive an out-of-school suspension or two separate in-school suspensions will havetheir privileges to attend revoked. Please remind your student of the activities and expectations so they canattend.

There are many music and athletic events taking place through the end of the year so please make sure youare checking in with your child, checking event schedules, and make sure school is still a priority.

April 26th will be a no-school day for all District 7 schools. This is a professional development day forteachers.

Thank you,

Mr. Blanchard

April Dates to Remember 201904/11/2019

North Middle School - APRIL 2019 https://d7fus.grantspass.k12.or.us/Newsletter/FullNewsletter.cfm?chose...

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by North Staff

APRIL 2019

Apr 1~~~ Site Council Mtg 7:45 am GWCR

Apr 2~~~ PTSA Mtg. Noon GWCR

First Track Meet of the season @ North Valley HS hosted by Fleming MS 3:45 pm start time

Academic Masters Finals GPHS PAC

Apr 3-7~~~ Honor Orchestra Disney Trip

Apr 5~~~ GPHS Counselors visit 8th gr Language Arts classes, Light up the Night GLOWDance 5:30-7 pm $5 admit fee and $1 concessions!

Apr 8-12~~~ National Volunteer Week

End of Year Expectations start! Sign ups for NMS Talent Show starts today!

Apr 9~~~ School Board Meeting 5pm District Office Board Room

Apr 11~~~ District Spelling Bee 3:45 pm District Office Board Room, Track meet @GPHS withSMS 3:45 pm start time

Apr 12~~~ 8th Grade 4year plan due

7th & 8th grade Honor Band to Eugene

Apr 16~~~ NMS Music Concert: Choir @ 6:30 pm, Strings @7:10 pm, Band @ 7:50 pm GPHSPAC

Apr 17~~~ 5th grade Parent Night @ NMS

Apr 18~~~ Track Meet in Klamath Falls with Ponderosa dismiss noon

Apr 19~~~ Honor Band Concert TBA, Deadline for Talent Show entries.

Apr 23~~~ Honor Orchestra Promenade Concert

Apr 24~~~ Admin Assistant/ Secretary Day, Track meet with Eagle Point @ GPHS 3:45 pm starttime

Apr 26~~~ 1/2 Clerical & 1/2 Staff Developement day NO CLASSES

Apr 26-27~~~ State Solo/Ensemble Festival Portland OR

Apr 29~~~ Progress Reports go out

Talent show auditions will start and go thru May 3rd.

Apr 29-May 3~~~ Dental Sealant Program all week

Apr 30~~~ 7th & 8th gr Girl's Prelims Track Meet @ Eagle Point HS hosted by Eagle Point MS,dismiss @1:45 pm


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April Menu04/12/2019by North Kitchen

APRIL MENU 2019

Apr 1~~~ Chicken Strips or Galaxy Pizza

Apr 2~~~ Corn dog or Breakfast for Lunch

Apr 3~~~ Cheeseburger or Pizza Pocket

Apr 4~~~ Crispitos or Chicken Wrap

Apr 5~~~ Pizza and Daily Offerings

Apr 8~~~ Chicken Nuggets or Meatball Sub

Apr 9~~~ Chicken Sandwich or French Dip

Apr 10~~~ Cheeseburger or Caesar Salad

Apr 11~~~ Beef Nachos or Fish Sandwich

Apr 12~~~Pizza And Daily Offerings

Apr 15~~~ Popcorn Chicken or Rib Sandwich

Apr 16~~~ Cheesy Breadstix w/marinara or Yogurt Parfait

Apr 17~~~ Cheeseburger or Burrito

Apr 18~~~ Taquitos or Taco Salad


Apr 22~~~ Chicken Strips or Galaxy Pizza

Apr 23~~~ Chicken w/Rice or Egg Roll

Apr 24~~~ Cheeseburger or Caesar Salad


Apr 26~~~ NO CLASSES

Apr 29~~~ Chicken Nuggets or BBQ Chicken Sub

Apr 30~~~ Pizza Stix or Yogurt Parfait

2018-19 Bell Schedule04/12/2019by NMS Staff

The bell schedule for 2018-19 is the ssme as last year!


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6th grade: Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri

1st per 8:30- 9:18 2nd per 9:22-10:10

3rd per 10:14- 11:02 4th per(lunch) 11:06- 11:41

5th per 11:45- 12:33 6th per 12:37- 1:25

7th per 1:29- 2:17 8th per 2:21- 3:09

7th grade: Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri

1st per 8:30- 9:18 2nd per 9:22- 10:10

3rd per 10:14- 11:02 4th per 11:06- 11:54

5th per(lunch)11:58- 12:33 6th per 12:37- 1:25

7th per 1:29- 2:17 8th per 2:21- 3:09

8th Grade: Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri

1st per 8:30- 9:18 2nd per 9:22- 10:10

3rd per 10:14- 11:02 4th per 11:06- 11:54

5th per 11:58- 12:46 6th per(lunch) 12:50- 1:25

7th per 1:29- 2:17 8th per 2:21- 3:09

6th grade: Wednesday Late Start

1st per 9:30- 10:12 2nd per 10:16- 10:55

3rd per 10:59- 11:38 4th per(lunch) 11:42- 12:17

5th per 12:21- 1:00 6th per 1:04- 1:43

7th per 1:47- 2:26 8th per 2:30- 3:09

7th Grade: Wednesday Late Start

1st per 9:30- 10:12 2nd per 10:16- 10:55

3rd per 10:59- 11:38 4th per 11:42- 12:21

5th per(lunch)12:25- 1:00 6th per 1:04- 1:43

7th per 1:47- 2:26 8th per 2:30- 3:09


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8th Grade: Wednesday Late Start

1st per 9:30- 10:12 2nd per 10:16- 10:55

3rd per 10:59- 11:38 4th per 11:42- 12:21

5th per 12:25- 1:04 6th per(lunch)1:08- 1:43

7th per 1:47- 2:26 8th per 2:30- 3:09

Electronics at School04/12/2019by NMS

Electronics at School

It is against District Policy to take pictures while on campus without prior authorization.

We strongly advise students to leave all valuables at home. We are not responsible for lost or stolen items.

Cell Phones, Tablets, Laptops, IPODS & Cameras

Cell phones, IPODS and cameras or any other electronic devices are are-occurring problem during school hours. There are new guidelines listed in the student handbook forelectronic devices. Please refer to the handbook if you have any questions or concerns. Electronic devicesmay be used before school (8:30 am, 9:30 am on late start days) or after school (3:09 pm) outside of thebuildings. Electronic devices may be confiscated if seen during classes, during passing periods or at lunch.Please keep cell phones put away during school hours. We believe this will cut down on the number ofdistractions, social media issues, cyber-bullying, music issues and picture taking.

Nurse's Notes04/12/2019by Martha Covrig

NURSE’S NOTES NURSE’S NOTES NURSE’S NOTES NURSE’S NOTES

Eyes are an important part of your child’s health and good vision is one key to success in school. Vision

screening is done annually at school in Kindergarten, 1st, 3rd, 5th and 8th grade by the Oregon Lion’s Sightand Hearing Foundation (OLSHF) screening team. OLSHF uses a quick screening tool called a Spot VisionScreener. If students miss the mass screening or are in other grades and have signs and symptoms of visionproblems they may be screened by the district nurse on request. Symptoms of vision problems could be anyof the following (but are not limited to): blurry vision, haziness, squinting, headaches, or eye strain. There aremany things you can do to keep them healthy and make sure they are seeing their best. If a student hasbeen prescribed glasses or contacts, wearing them as prescribed is important. Sometimes eye patching isordered for some of our younger students. This is especially important and can prevent permanent visionloss. This web site has some good advice for healthy vision: http://www.webmd.com/eye-health/good-eyesight If your child is having trouble with their vision and you don’t have access to vision insurance/carelet your school know. Your child may qualify for a number of resources that I could share with you. Contactme through your child’s school office.

Martha Covrig, RN, BSN, MPH, District Nurse

Yearbook04/12/2019


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by Yearbook

Get your yearbooks today they are only $36.00! Yearbooks sell out in June

so make sure you secure a copy today! You can bring a check or cash into

the North Middle School office or visit Jostens.com, link below.

https://www.jostens.com/apps/store/customer/1046385/North-Middle-School/

Sports Info04/12/2019by Coaches

SPORTS INFO

Sports Schedules are posted on the website!

Be looking for summer camps and practice info for Fall Sports.

All flyers will be posted on the NMS Athletics web page!

Requirements for practice

Sports physicalEmergency Consent formInsurance formAcademic Accountability form signed by Student and ParentsParticipation fee: $75 (may start practice before this is paid)

Sign up for remind texts:

Girl's BasketBall Remind:

Wrestling Remind: text @f38d34 to 81010

Track Remind: text @mrgladbach to 81010

Sports Physicals, Fees, and Insurance

All 6th, 7th and 8th grade students interested in participating in Sports must have a sports physical BEFOREthey can participate! Physicals are good for two years! Students are also required to provide insuranceinformation EACH time they sign up for a sport. (This information is not kept on file). There isa $75.00 participation fee for each sport up to two sports. There is a $150.00 cap; so if student participatedin two sports, there is no cost for the third. Physical and insurance forms are available for pick up in theNorthMiddle School Office or on our website athletic page.A couple of offices that work with our school forphysicals are:

Siskiyou CHC ($25) Jo. Co. Health Dept. ( $25)Walk in clinic downstairs 715 NW Dimmick Street1701 NW Hawthorne Grants Pass, Or. 97526Grants Pass, Or. 97526 Call for Appoint. 474-5325471-3455


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School Supply List 2018-1904/12/2019by Kathy Robinson

North Middle School

Student Supply List 2018-2019

All Students:

1. One box of Kleenex for 1st per.

2. Binder Reminder purchase @ NMS $5.

3. PE Clothes- purchase @ NMS $9 each shirt & Short $18 Total

4. Pencils & Eraser with pencil pouch

5. Black or Blue pens & 2 red pens (no gell pens)

6. (Choir) 1" binder w/lined paper and pencil pouch, (Band & Strings) 1.5" binder, 2 sheet protectors w/pencil pouch

7. Colored Pencils Hand held pencil sharpener

8. Cheap Ear buds for Science & Language Arts

9. 1 pack of Dividers with pockets (7th & 8th grade)

10. 1 large 3" durable binder, (7th & 8th grade classes)

11. college rule notebook paper

8th Grade Supplies:

1. 3 spiral notebooks 2. 1 Ruler

3. 1 pkg 1/4" graph paper 4. Pencil Pouch

5. Pocket folder for Science 6. 2 highlighters

7. 1 scissor 8. 2 dry erase markers

9. 2 glue sticks 10. 2 red ink pens

7th Grade Supply List:

1. 2 glue sticks 2. Dividers set of 5 w/pockets

3. 1 pkg 1/4" graph paper 4. Sturdy pencil pouch

5. 4 function calculator 6. 2-100 comp notebooks

7. 2 pks 3x3 sticky notes 8. 2 color highlighters

9. 1 protractor 10. 2 spiral notebooks

6th Grade Supply List:

1. 2 spiral notebooks (1 Science & 1 Math)

2. 1-100 comp notebook (Language Arts)


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3. Sturdy pencil pouch 4. 2 glue sticks

5. 2 color highlighters 6. 1 Ruler & 1 Scissor

7. basic calculator 8. 3-1" binders (Science, SS & L Arts)

Room C6 Life Skills:

1. pencils & 1 pack of paper 2. PE Shoes

3. 3 boxes of Kleenex 4. Toothbrush & toothpaste

5. Calculator 6. Deodorant

7. Markers

Parent Notices!04/12/2019by Kathy Robinson

Parent Notices!

Phone Calls & MessagesTelephone calls are not accepted for students from

anyone other than parents or individuals listed on theiremergency contact list.

To ensure as few interruptions as possible, make after schoolarrangements before school hours.

Please do not call to talk to your student unless it is anEMERGENCY!

Going Home with FriendsDue to safety reasons,we

cannot take authorization by phoneto give students transportation messages.

To ride a bus other than their own, or to go home with someone else,we must have a written note with a

parents signature. A fax, email or hand written note will work for this.Notes are to be turned into the office before school or during lunch to get a bus pass. Do not use class time

for this!Fax: 541-474-5739

Email: [email protected]@grantspass.k12.or.us

Before and After School

School starts @ 8:30 am (9:30 am on late start Wednesdays). Students are not allowed on Campus before8:05 am (9:05 am on late start Wednesdays) as there is no supervision before that time.

School ends @ 3:09 pm every day. Students may not remain on Campus after busses have left. There is no


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supervision on Campus before or after school.North Middle School campus includes Highland field and walking paths all the way to Morgan Lane.

Once students are on campus in the morning they are not allowed to leave campus unless a parent signsthem out in the front office.

Bus Schedules

Schedules and routes should be listed in the Grants Pass Daily Courier the week before school starts. Besure to check for route and schedule changes. Bus schedules & routes are also listed on the GPSD7

website under transportation.

ALL Meals at School are FREE

Lockers & BackpacksOur locker dimensions are 35 1/2" tall, 11" deep and 12" wide. Large framed backpacks and wheeled

backpacks DO NOT fit in lockers. If you plan to purchase shelves for your students locker, the metal shelvesare too large. Most plastic shelves fit fine. Backpacks may not be carried from class to class.

Backpacks must be stored in the students locker during the school day.DO NOT SHARE LOCKER OR LOCKER COMBINATION WITH ANYONE!

Locker sharing is not allowed. Do not ask friends to put your things in their locker before school, duringbreak or lunch, or after school.

If you have locker problems, find a custodian or campus monitor for help.

Campus Closet04/12/2019by UCAN

Campus Closet125 Manzanita Ave, on the corner of 6th and Manzanita.

Campus Closet is a service sponsored by the United Community Action Network. It serves District 7students from families with limited income or other emergency needs. It is located at the United CommunityAction Network building, on the corner of 6th and Manzanita, 125 Manzanita Ave. The facility is operated byparent and community volunteers and serves Grants Pass School District students enrolled in grades K-12. Sorry, no adults, preschoolers, or infants.

Students are welcome to shop at Campus Closet two times per school year (August-May) and once duringthe summer time (June-July). An admit slip is required for each family every school year. Students mayobtain an Admit Slip from their school's office, teachers, counseling center, or at Campus Closet for thesummer. All D7 Students are welcome to shop at Campus Closet. Students are able to choose 10 items ofclothing (that includes no more than two pairs of shoes). Additionally, they will receive three pairs of socksand five pairs of underwear.

Shopping and donation schedule is:

Summer hours (June-July): Tuesday-Thursday, 10:00 am to 12:00 pm and 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm.School hours (August-May): Tuesday-Thursday, 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm

For more information or special arrangements, please call Kelly Wessels 541-956-4472.

Campus Closet is always in need of clean, gently used school clothes that are in current style. Clothingdrives are held at each of the District 7 schools on a yearly basis to stock the shelves at Campus Closet. TheCloset also is grateful to receive clothing donations from students, teachers, community members andretailers throughout the year.

Campus Closet also accepts cash donations and will provide a receipt for tax purposes. With cashdonations, Campus Closet is able to purchase brand new socks and underwear as well as other items of


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clothing or shoes.

Campus Closet is organized Kelly Wessels, and is powered by countless volunteers. If you are interested involunteering with Campus Closet, please sign up with a Volunteer Spot. Volunteer opportunities are availablefor sorting donations, washing, mending, hanging, folding, helping with drives, and working at the CampusCloset during our shopping. Prospective volunteers should contact Rebecca deGreyt at 541-956-4474 [email protected]

What are the best incentives for students?04/12/2019by North staffer

What are the best incentives for students, and when should we let our kids fail?

Some parents give kids an amount of money for each “A” earned, less for a “B," etc. That's an example ofextrinsic motivation, just like giving fish to a seal to do tricks— and it’s pretty good for the short-term,(although it can get expensive). But District 7’s mission as well as many parents— is to develop studentswho will be intrinsically-motivated learners over the long-term. How does a school manage to do that withoutthe incentive of money? Teachers focus on helping a child to understand that with every skill that theymaster, they are growing into adulthood: more brilliant with each passing day; more ready to succeed in thenext grade, high school; college; their first job; service to their community— wherever their life takes them!

So how do I motivate my child who diligently completed last night’s practice assignment, but accidentally leftit on the coffee table? My initial reaction is to grab it, snatch the keys, and head for the car, to bring it to themat school to save my child from a failing grade, loss of recess, or perhaps a preferred activity time... But as Ireflected on the situation, my thoughts changed. Taking the homework would not help my student to faceconsequences for not properly packing for the day; consequences that would be part of holding a job in thefuture... It wouldn’t force them to troubleshoot so that their lack of organization wouldn’t surface again _next_time. It won’t prepare them to be a lifelong, intrinsically-motivated learner! On the flip-side, letting my childsuffer the consequences in the short-term leaves me safe in the knowledge that between my discussion withthem, as well as that of the teacher, together we’ll develop a mature, responsible citizen in the long-term!

-North Middle Staffer

Outdoor Education04/12/2019by Judy Anders

6th Grade Outdoor Education

Outdoor Education School for North Middle School sixth grade students is planned for Wednesday, May

22nd for Mrs. Anders’ 6th grade science classes and Mrs. Macpherson’s 6th grade science classes period 3

and Thursday, May 23rd for Mrs. Prow’s 6th grade science class and Mrs. Macpherson’s science classesperiod 5,6,7,8. Students are not allowed to switch sessions. The outdoor school will be a one-day event atSam Brown Campground this year. Outdoor Ed staff is busy organizing this event. Students earn theprivilege of attending Outdoor Ed and will be required to sign a behavior contract which is sent home the firstweek of April and due back no later than April 16 to be eligible to participate. Behavior contracts are the firststep of the process. Permission slips and medical forms will be sent home with your student the first week ofMay. Permission slips and medical care forms need to be returned to your student’s science teacher no later

than May 10th.

Outdoor Ed manuals will be given out in science class the week of May 8, 2019. If you need an equipmentlist before the manuals are passed out, your student may pick one up from their science teacher.

Any paperwork and medications, i.e., prescriptions, bee sting kits, Tylenol, etc., should be given to the


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teacher in charge of organization of medical supplies the week prior to field trip, by the parent to expeditethe process of check in on the morning of departure. Last minute medications can be turned in the morningof departures. Adults must deliver all medications. Any medications left over at the end of the field tripmust be picked up by an adult in the office. Students are not allowed to carry medications except preapproved inhalers or diabetic supplies. There will be trained staff to administer medications.

The students will leave North Middle School by school bus on the morning of May 22 or May 23. We willleave before school starts on those days. Please have your student at North with their gear at 7:00 AM (noearlier). It is appreciated that you arrange to pick your student up at North at the time of their scheduledreturn. Pick up time is at 9:00 pm the day of the field trip [please note we make every effort to return atdesignated time but please realize sometimes delays are out of our control.] On pick up please do notblock the buses entrance to North.

To help defray costs, we are asking each student to pay $5.00 to attend outdoor school. However, no studentwill miss out on this opportunity due to inability to pay. If there are any parents who would like to give anextra $5.00 for the Outdoor Education Scholarship program that will greatly help a student who is unable topay.

Parents volunteering for the program are required to complete the ODE application form (available from Mrs.Anders) and complete the district volunteer application process through North’s Counseling Center. Thisincludes a packet, background check and driver’s license info. This process must be completed by May

10th. Unfortunately space is limited so contact the teacher soon.

The staff at North appreciates your support in our efforts to keep this a safe and enjoyable learningexperience for each sixth grader attending. If you have any questions please e-mail Mrs. Anders [email protected] or 541-474-5740.

Talent Show04/12/2019by NMS

North Middle School Talent Show

June 4th and 5th, 2019

Auditions will be on April 29th – May 3rd

after school.

Acts may be solo or group. Any talent will be welcomed including singing, dancing, playing musicalinstruments, juggling, etc. NO LIP-SINC acts.

A piano will be available if requested. If you need anything else, let Mr. Coulter know at least 3 days beforeauditions.

Sign up slips will be in the office on April 8th and are to be filled out and returned to the office no later than

Friday, April 19th. No late entries will be accepted.

The judges will make decisions regarding the participants after auditions and you will be notified on Friday,

May 10th if you will be in the show. The decision is final and those who make the cut will be performing in an

evening show on Tuesday, June 4th for friends and family, and a morning performance for the student body

on June 5th.

The evening show is a fundraiser for a North MS scholarship that will be awarded to a student graduating in2023 and will hopefully continue each following year. The entrance fee is $4 for adults and $2 for students or


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$10 for a family of 4 or more. Please come out and support the amazing talent here at North Middle School

on June 4th at 6pm.

End of Year Expectations04/12/2019by North Administration

April 5th 2019

Dear Parents/Guardians,

The end of our school year is fast approaching and with it will come lots of fun activities for our students. Theactivities outlined below are considered a privilege. The opportunity to attend requires appropriate behaviorthrough the end of the year.

From Monday April 8, 2019 through the end of the year, students will be excluded from these activities if:

Students who receive an out of school suspension will not be able to attend.Students who receive more than one in school suspension will not be able to attend.Student’s actions and behaviors have brought the school’s ability to trust student at end of yearactivities into question.

Students who aren’t able to participate will still be expected to attend school on the day of the activity. Aclassroom and teacher will be reserved to work with them on missing assignments and assessments.

North MS End of Year Expectations

Student accountability begins Monday April 8, 2019

6th Grade Activities:

Outdoor School (contract start date 4/2/19) Talent Show, Movie Day & Play Day


Talent Show, Rink Trip, Bowling Trip, Movie Trip & Play Day


Talent Show, 8th Grade Dance, Family Fun Center Trip, Moving on Ceremony.

*Moving on Ceremony is at administrations discretion.

Thank you


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North Middle School Administration

April North Stars04/12/2019by North Staff

CONGRATULATIONS APRIL NORTH STARS

Only two students from each class are chosen each month to be NORTH STARS, based on a differentquality each month. This month’s chosen quality is “Super Scholar.”

North stars will have a KFC Box lunch at school with the principal, and the students will receive a certificate,NORTH STAR bumper sticker, and a recognition pin. In addition, they will be recognized here at school.

6th grade: Louisa Marsh and Owen Boersma

7th grade: Rebekah Guymon and Einar DeVore

8th grade: Shelby Sheehan and Nicholas Becklin

May Dates to Remember04/12/2019by North Staff

MAY 2019May 1~~~ Community Birthday Celebration Ice Cream for all during lunches. 6th Gr District

Track Meet @ Ashland MS dismiss 12:45 pm

May 1-3~~~ Dental Sealant Program Continues

May 2~~~ 7th & 8th gr. Boy's Prelims Track Meet @ GPHS 3:30 pm start time

May 6~~~ Site Council Mtg. 7:45 am GWCR

May 6-10~~~ Teacher Appreciation Week

May 10~~~ Talent show acts will be notified.

May 7~~~ PTSA mtg. Noon GWCR

May 8~~~ National School Nurse Appreciation Day

May 9~~~ YSSO Manor Concert Youth Orchestra only

State Orchestra Championships Corvallis OR

May 10~~~ GPHS and 8th Gr. Play-a-thon


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May 14~~~ GPHS Final Orchestra Concert

School Board Mtg. 5 pm District Office Board Room

May 17-19~~~ YSSO Spring Concert

May 21~~~ GPHS Orchestra Banquet 6 pm

GP Jump Lesson @ NMS PE classes all day

May 22-23~~~ 6th gr Outdoor Education all day

May 27~~~ NO SCHOOL Memorial Day Holiday

May 29~~~ Lincoln Elementary 5th gr Visit 9-10:45 am

May 30~~~ Parkside & Riverside 5th Gr. Visit 9-10:45 am

Almost Summer Concert @ NMS 7 pm

JUNE 2019

Jun 1~~~ GPHS Chamber Auditions

Jun 3~~~ Site Council Mtg 7:45 am GWCR

Jun 4~~~ PTSA Mtg. Noon GWCR Talent Show evening performance 6 pm NMS.

Jun 5~~~ AM Assembly Schedule for Talent Show. Highland Elementary 5th Gr. Visit 9-10:45am

5th Gr. Parent Night 6-7:30 pm

Jun 7~~~ GPHS Graduation No School for GPHS. North & South have school this day!

Jun 10~~~ 8th Gr. Dance Jo Co Floral Building 6-8 pm Dinner Served

Jun 11~~~ 6th Gr. Movie Trip depart 8:40 am, 7th Gr. Rink/Lava Lanes trip departs @ 9am, 6th& 7th gr. Play Day@ 1 pm. 8th Gr. Family Fun Center trip

depart @8:45 am, Last Day for 6th Grade!

Jun 12~~~ Last Day of School for 7th & 8th Grade. 7th Gr. Movie Trip depart @8:40 am.

8th Gr. Moving on Ceremony 10:30 - Noon

All Students dismiss @ Noon!


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