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Parent Corner
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Contact Madame Castellow
E-Mail
I check my E-mail messages twice a day, so that is an excellent way to get in touch with me:
jcastellow@nsd.org
TELEPHONE
My phone number at school is 425 402-7735. You
may leave a message throughout the day and I will get back to you as
soon as possible. Please repeat the number where you may be reached at
the end of your message.
MAILING ADDRESS
Jacky Castellow
Woodinville High School
19819 136th Avenue NE
Woodinville, WA 98072
New! Check your student's grade Online!
Click on the link then proceed to Grades. You
will enter your student's name and unique password. This is an easy way
to check your child's progress in the class. Grades are updated twice a
week. If you have any questions or concerns, please E-mail me.
If you missed Open House you may view the
presentation by clicking on the same link above, scrolling to the
bottom of the page for Open House, and choosing Spanish or French.
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PTSA
Woodinville High School has one of the best
Parent-Teacher-Student Associations in the area. The PTSA allows
parents, teachers, and students to express their opinions on school
situations or any part of the school that they think may need
attention. The PTSA also prints a monthly newsletter, called the
Falcon's Nest that is mailed to each student. To join the PTSA or to
visit sometime, call the school's main office at (425)-489-6700 or call
Jodie Olson at 489-0859.
http://whsweb.nsd.org/ptsa.html
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Did you know there is a way to donate $ to WHS while shopping?
Washington Mutual will donate $ to your favorite school when you use
your check card for purchases. Want more information? Get in touch with
our PTSA or WAMU! Also shop at Albertson's !
Find answers to questions you may have about various educational topics here
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Often parents ask me the best way they can learn or brush up on French. Here's a link that will help you practice!
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"I have found the best way to give advice to your children is to find out what they want and then advise them to do it
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Harry S. Truman
You don't have to speak French to help
"If I
don't speak French at home," many parents ask, "how can I help my child
in French?" Your involvement and support for your child's education is
one of the most important things you can do to make sures/he is
successful in school - that istrue no matter what classs/he is taking.
If you encourage your child by showing that you are committed and
interested in French it will make a great difference.I would encourage
you tofindways to immerse your kidin French or to use French outside of
school time. Why not borrow French books from the public library,
listen to music by French artists, watch some French television
programs or videos, or visit French countries (don't forget Canada,
eh?) And if you are a French speaker, you are the BEST resource for
your child outside of the classroom! You can help me a lot by making
sure that your child makes time for daily French homework and Quia
website practice (20 minutes). Merci en avance pour vos efforts!
A link to a page that gives you the answers!
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Oser Toujours - Céder Parfois - Renoncer Jamais!
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