| 11/6/09 |
A Note from the Principal
You
have awesome Kids! Today was not a typical day at the schoolhouse.
Throughout the morning as we waited for power to be restored, your
students moved about their daily schedule as usual. The students were
respectful and well behaved. As I went from class to class checking in
with students and staff, it was evident that the students and staff practiced
flexibility and adjusted to the situation at hand. After all, isn't that
what life is about: adjusting to curve balls that get thrown our way. I
do appreciate your patience. Our office staff worked tirelessly this morning
answering the many phone calls that came in to ask pertinent and important
questions. All students received lunch. District maintenance crews
checked classrooms to monitor heat levels. Power was restored around
11:20 AM. I observed many students learning, collaborating, and enjoying
some time connecting with their peers and teachers. Please let me know if
you have questions, and, again, thank you for your continued support.
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| 11/2/09 |
Veteran's Day Assembly on November 9th
: Please remember to wear red.
Special Note: All Freshman Academy students will not attend Woodinville HS on Monday, November 9th for classes. Students will come to TJH in the morning to attend the Veteran's Day Assembly and will remain on campus after the assembly for study hall until third period begins. Students should obtain their assignments for Monday, November 9th prior to Friday.
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| 10/29/09 |
Opportunities for Gifted and Talented Youth
Every year Johns Hopkins University's Center for Talented Youth does a talent search for America's best and brightest. They would like you to consider having your gifted student take the SAT or ACT standardized test. If your student does well they may be able to access summer programs for gifted students. To get more information and to sign up for a test click on the link below:
http://cty.jhu.edu/ts/index.html
The Robinson Center at the University of Washington also offers enrichment programs for gifted youth through their Summer Stretch Program. They too require an SAT or ACT score to qualify. These classes take place in the summer at the University of Washington. To learn more about this program click on the link below.
http://depts.washington.edu/cscy/programs/summer/
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| 10/28/09 |
Organizational Skills for Highly Successful Junior High Students
- If you attended the class on 10/26 please click here to access the packet of information.
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| 10/15/09 |
THANK YOU TO THE PARENTS AND COMMUNITY FOR SUPPORTING OUR MAGAZINE FUNDRAISER!
The preliminary total is over $55,000. The ASB goal was $45,000 and it was surpassed by over $10,000. Thank you again!
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| 10/12/09 |
Alternate Bus Route Information
- CLICK ON THE APPROPRIATE AREA FOR YOUR LOCATION. STREETS IN RED WILL BE OFF-LIMITS IN INCLEMENT WEATHER. THE ALTERNATE SNOW STOP IS INDICATED BY THE STOP SIGN.
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| 9/23/09 |
Games at Pop Keeney
- It is important that students and parents understand the rules when attending games at Pop Keeney. This is a school district property so all school and district rules apply. Students not following these rules will be removed from the stadium and may lose the opportunity to attend any more games at Pop Keeney.
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| 8/27/09 |
What did students, staff and parents say about their school community at the kick-off climate meeting on August 20th:
Active parent involvement.
High Academic Achievements Standards.
We take care of each other.
Helpful staff and community; easy to work with.
Strong student involvement; students stepping up to take leadership positions.
WASL Scores
Safe
Fun Spirit Weeks
Supportive Teachers
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| 6/3/09 |
Warm Weather Dress Code
We
need your help in making sure students make good choices regarding
proper school attire. Shorts and skirts cannot be shorter that finger
tips when arms are straight at sides. Modestly cut tops must
completely cover undergarments with straps at least 1 1/2 inch wide.
Pants must be worn at waist with no undergarments showing. Should
your child come to school dressed inappropriately, they will be given
clothing to wear from the lost and found. Thank you for your
assistance!
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| 5/4/09 |
Information on Swine Flu/Prevention Tips
Please check your children each morning
to make sure they are well enough to attend school. Symptoms of swine
flu include fever, sore throat, cough, body aches, headaches, chills,
and fatigue. If you or your child has these symptoms, stay home, and,
if needed, contact your health-care provider or consult with your
school nurse.
Northshore schools are working closely with public health
officials to plan for and prevent a swine flu outbreak. We will
continue to provide regular updates for parents and staff members.
Talking to Children About Swine Flu (National Association of School Nurses)
More information from Public Health - Seattle & King County
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Schools
and Weather - If weather affects the start of the school day, schedule changes and the status of before and/or after school programs and community events will be posted on the main NSD website. Northshore policy states that any time schools are closed, there will be no after-school activities, including athletic events.
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Snow and Ice Bulletin |
Snow and Ice Quick Info
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| 10/27/08 |
Supervision and Dress Code for JR. High Students Attending
Football & Other Sports Games
- Jr. High students attending high school sporting events need to follow the same dress code as High School students. Also, Junior High Students must be supervised by an adult (prefer parent) at the games. School Rules will apply for uncooperative behavior. This means, if you don't have a parent or an adult with you when you enter the gate, you will be turned away. |
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