Highland Magnet at Kenwood School
Monday, May7- LAST DAY TO ORDER YEARBOOKS and get school delivery
Wednesday, May 10- Highland family stewardship day
Thursday, May 11- May Walk + Roll Challenge
Friday, May 12- PTO’s carnival
Friday, May 19- Last chance for parent input form. (click)
Dear Highland Families;
If you have a kindergartener, 1st grader or 3rd grader please take a moment to fill out the Parent input form. (Click) This form will close on May 19th.
If you are not planning on returning to Highland next year, we would appreciate you using the following link to let us know. As you know we have waiting lists at each grade level, so the sooner we know a spot is available the sooner we can fill that spot. 2023-2023 Planning
Have a great weekend,
Sincerely,
Brian Kissell
Highland Family Stewardship Day with The Upper Deschutes Watershed Council
May 10th!
https://app.planhero.com/gatherings/18590-highland-family-steward-day
*** Just FYI there are a limited number of spots, so if anyone calls you after the fact to sign up, they unfortunately cannot due impact in the riparian zone where we will be helping.
Thank you!
The Highland Variety Show is Back - Monday, June 12th!
All students are invited to participate, but may only be in one act. Students will be assigned an audition time between Friday 5/12 and Thursday 5/18. All acts will be included so long as they are appropriate, well prepared (practiced) and the correct length.
Most acts should be between 20-60 seconds. If an act is very well prepared and includes more than one student, it may go a bit longer. Only acts that include more than 4 students will be permitted to go the full 90 seconds.
Video acts must also sign-up on or by Friday 4/28. Parents need to be in touch with Marieka Greene about submission. Videos are only accepted if the act cannot physically be performed on stage. Videos are due with Permission slips (Wednesday, June 7).
VARIETY SHOW 2023 - IMPORTANT DATES & INFO
Friday, 5/5 - Audition times/slips delivered to classroom teachers for distribution.
Friday, 5/12 - Thursday, 5/18 - Auditions before and after school
Wednesday, 5/31 - Permission slips delivered to teachers for distribution.
Wednesday 6/7 - Permission slips due back to Ms. Greene
Friday, 6/9- Music due to Ms. Greene
Sunday, 6/11 - Dress rehearsal, 2-4, Highland Gym
Monday, 6/12 - Variety Show, Highland Gym, 5:30-7ish
From the Roots and Shoots club
The Roots and Shoots Club would like to thank everyone who donated books and participated in our book drive! We were able to donate $354 dollars to help the people of Ukraine. Nice work Highland Pipers!!
The Roots and Shoots Club was founded by Dr. Jane Goodall who conducted life changing research about chimpanzees. Ironically, the left-over books were donated to the Freedom for Great Apes which is a chimp sanctuary here in Central Oregon. They have some chimpanzees who enjoy looking at books and were very grateful for your donations!
BLS is celebrating the May Walk + Roll Challenge on May 11th2023, with support from Commute Options. K-8BLS Students are encouraged to Walk or Roll to School (Park n’ Walks and Remote drop off locations are an excellent option for families that live outside of the walk zone), form walk to school groups together, and log their trip to win prizes. Participating students from the top 2 schools (highest amount of trips logged) will be entered into the raffle to win new Kick Scooters. Their trip can be logged at commuteoptions.org/walkroll. Additional details can be found here.
Mileage Club is still in huge need for volunteers to come out on Tuesday and Thursday recess times to hand out cards to kids and check off their laps around the field. The kids are really excited about the program, especially the kindergarteners, but the program can't run without volunteers' helping hands. Please sign up here:
https://app.planhero.com/gatherings/18299-spring-mileage-club-2023
Thank you!!
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Please see this important message from the Bend Lapine school Director of Health Services
We are seeing lots of bugs going around school and wanted to remind our community of the general guidelines for keeping your kids at home when they are sick:
General Guidelines:
Vomit/ diarrhea- Need to stay home for 48 hours after the last event.
Fever- Needs to be fever free without fever reducing medications for a full 24 hours before returning to school
Cough/ runny nose/ cold symptoms- We recommend staying at home until your student is feeling better and symptoms are greatly improved.
Eye redness/drainage- Say home until symptoms resolve or are seen by medical professional and started treatment
Thank you for your help! Let's try to keep our campus healthy this cold and flu season!
For more information on when to keep your kid at home please check out this document (click)
If you are struggling with food, clothing, housing, medical, dental, school supplies, utilities and more, help is available. Eilean Karpstein is our amazing, confidential FAN advocate. You can reach her at (541) 355-1858.
CLICK to learn more about FAN.