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Spring
Musicals!
“Circus, Circus”
Performed by
our second
grade students
March 26
7:00 pm
Doors open @
6:30pm
Website:
www.chehalisschools.org/reb
It continues to be the practice of the elementary schools in Chehalis
to make class placement decisions at the building level. Many factors
are considered when the building principal makes placement
decisions:
➤specific academic needs
➤specific behavioral needs
➤equal balance of gender and academic ability
➤information from a student’s current teacher
➤information from parents
If you feel there is specific information about your child that should
be considered when making an appropriate placement for next year,
there will be a Special Consideration Form available for you to pick
up in the school office the week after Spring Break. Compiling class
lists involves a great deal of preparation and thought, therefore it
will be important to return this form by W edn esd ay, Ap ril 22 nd in
order for your input to be considered. Your feedback is important to
us and you can rest assured every effort will be made to select a
placement that is well suited to your child.
Parents of students who will be in 4th grade next year at Olympic
Elementary may schedule a meeting with Mr. Brett Ellingson, school
principal after spring break until April 30th if they have input
regarding placement.
The Smarter Balanced assessment will be administered to all third grade
students M arc h 24-26 and M arc h 30 -Ap ri l 2 using computers. The
Smarter Balanced tests are based on the Common Core State Standards.
Pr ac tic e Tes ts provide a good idea of what the tests will look like. The
Practice Tests are available for grades 3-8, and 11th grade in both English–
Language Arts and Math. Each Practice Test has about 30 questions, as
well as an answer key.
http://sbac.portal.airast.org/practice-test/
C lick o n:
Fax: (360) 748-7256
C la ss
THI RD G RA DE PARE NTS :
Go to:
(360) 807-7220
April
6-10
Class Placement
Performed by
our third grade
students
March 19 @
7:00 pm
“Go Fish”
[email protected]
R.E. Bennett School
C lick o n:
Sign in
Pick a g rade lev el
an d click on :
Yes
There will
be a list of
practice
tests after
you click
“yes”
I encourage you to explore the Practice Tests with your child and discuss
them with each other. Your child will also be able to use the practice tests
on our school computers.
If you have questions about the Smarter Balanced Practice Tests, please
contact the main office at 360-807-7220.
Spring is rapidly
approaching which
means there will be
field trips coming
up! No w i s th e
time to get your
v olu n tee r
clearan ce
u pd ated or, if
you hav e n ev er
b een a v olun teer ,
to fill ou t a
v olu n tee r for m!
Don’t miss out by
waiting until the last
minute! You must
be cleared by the
Washington State
patrol in order to
participate in any
field trip.
Highly Capable Program
Chehalis School District’s Highly Capable
program is designed to meet the academic
needs of students who qualify using a testing
tool that measures aptitude. In grades K-5
highly capable services include placement in a cluster classroom with an identified
teacher who has been provided professional
development in this area. Parents may
nominate their students for this program.
Nomination forms are available in the R.E.
Bennett office and must be submitted between
M ay 1 st & M ay 21 st to receive consideration.
El distrito escolar de Chehalis
ofrece servicios de traducción al
Espanol a nuestros padres y
familias. Por favor
communiquese con Emma
Reynolds al 360-807-7220, o al
correo electrónico a
[email protected]
Dallas Schaff, and
Logan Gibson
Friendship
Patience
“Getting to know
another person well
& enjoying time
together.”
“Putting up with problems
and delays without getting
upset or angry.”
Deseree Abrams, Olivia Brame, Bailey Burnham, Janet CampuzanoBeatty, Ruby Close-Blake, Jeshua Cozar-Martinez, Henry Date,
Cameron Garrison, Kaylee Gray, Brock Griffith, Ryan Hilliker, Trenten
Lloyd, Unie Main, James Manchenton, Aurora Martin, Aracely Torres,
Mason Wright
Alyssa Anderson, Catriona Barcomb, Paxton Caro, Will Cummings, Nate Dahlin,
Ashley Delaney, Abela Despain, Madison Genzel, Ashlyn Glase, Sebastian
Hernandez, Amy Jones, Andrew Maloney, Elias Martinez, Teagan Niccolson,
Andrew Penland, Kiara Person, Amiya Reyna, Kayden Sharbutt, Alison Stenerson,
Tessa Stidham, Jaelynn Viall
Problem-Solving
Sense of Humor
“Finding good solutions to everyday
difficulties.”
“Being able to see the funny side of life without hurting others.”
Hyrum Barnes, Ezra Birchard, Ethan Brumfield, Jacob Caperone, Sawyer
Cothern, Carlie Deskins, MaKenzie Dotson, Henry Etue, Caleb Gill, Aspen
Goble, Malykai Goddard, Tristan Mauermann, Aleaha Nickols, Morgan
Ostreim, Elliott Shoaf, Steven Spalding, Ciara Staggs
✮✮
SUPER READERS
Weston Potter
Violet Wesen
Once again
our Box Top
classroom
drive was a
roaring success! We
collected a grand total
of 3476 Box Tops in a
few short weeks. Mrs.
Amrine’s class came
out on top collecting
416. Awesome job!
Jayson Hull
Sakari Bacon, Bradley Blankenship, Kale Correia, Christina Crossland, Alyssa
Edminster, Isaac Garman, Castulo Gonzalez, Ben Halverstadt, Kage Homan,
Jayden Landsiedel, Jordan McKenzie, Rheanan Morris, Kody Paterson, Alex
Ruelas, Wyatt Sauter, Michelle Tan, Bell Taylor, Jude Wilson
✮✮
Isaiah Nachatilo
Cameron Garrison
Devin Federico
Allee Dawson
Thanks to Mrs.
Norman’s efforts,
our students were
able to experience
a demonstration
by K-9 Officer
Ayers and his dog
Reign. Officer
Ayers led Reign
through various
commands and
then had him
search for a
hidden object. The
kids were
fascinated!
Jump Rope
winners Daisy
& Lucas with
Mrs. Enbody!
Daisy jumped
327 times and
Lucas jumped
275 times
without
stopping - can
you do that?
Read Across
America
Celebration!!
BUDDY READERS-3 RD graders reading
with 2 nd graders!
Smile Corner
“ A Smile is the prettiest
thing you can wear”
Thanks to all of
our g ues t
readers !
Public School Volunteer Week
Apr il 20-24, 2015
AND
M arch 19
S pr in g M usical – 3 r d grade 7:00 p m
M arch 20
No School-snow day
M arch 24-26
S m arter Balan ced assessme nt -3 r d grade
M arch 25-26
S ah ara P izza Fam ily NIgh ts
M arch 26
S pr in g M usical – 2 nd grade 7:00 p m
M arch 27
Ear ly release fo r staff in service 12:25 p m
M arch 27
Dad d y/Dau gh ter Da nce 6:30- 8:30 pm @ CM S
M arch 30-Ap r 2
S m arter Balan ced assessme nt -3 r d grade
Ap ril 3
S tu de nt of th e M on th 10:00 am
April 6 - 10
Spring Break
Ap ril 1 6
Olym p ia Jun io r Pro gram s play 3 r d grade
Ap ril 1 7
Ear ly Release fo r staff in service 12:25 pm
Ap ril 1 7
Fam ily Bin go Nigh t- d etails to fo llow
Ap ril 2 1
Olym p ia Jun io r Pro gram s play 2 nd grade
M ay 1
Ear ly release fo r staff in service 12:25
✮Th e A dda ms Fam ily (WFW Th eat re) – M ay 7 -9/M ay 14 -15✮
F or detail s, con tact W F W A SB office 807-7 2 35 (t icket s avail. A pri l 1 )
★Kindergarten Registration★
Family Night
Fun!
Thanks so
much to Mrs.
Cox & Mrs.
Reynolds & our
high school
volunteers!
Registration for kindergarten for the 2014-2015
school year will be taking place at Cascade
School on Tuesday, April 16th from 5:00-7:00 pm.
Children who are age 5 on or before August 31,
2015 are eligible. Due to limited space this year,
please do not bring your kindergartener or their
siblings. During registration, your child will be
scheduled for a screening in June. Orientation
will be on the first day of school.
W HAT TO BRI NG:
✔ A copy of your child’s birth certificate
You must have the official copy from the Dept. of
Vital Statistics, not the hospital keepsake copy.
✔ Your child’s social security number
✔ Current immunization record to include:
4 DPT ( one after the age of 4, or 5 doses required)
3 Polio ( one after the age of 4 or 4 doses required)
2 MMR
3 Hepatitis B
2 Varicella
✔Phone numbers for emergency contacts to put on
paperwork
For additional information, please inquire at the
Cascade office or call 807-7215. Registration packets
can be picked up in advance at the Cascade office.
Chehalis School District Annual Schools’ Report Chehalis School District and the State of Washington believe that important information about local public schools should be provided to educators, parents,
community members, and the general public. The combined support of these various stakeholders ensures the success of all students. Information regarding current and past test scores, demographics, teacher
qualifications, graduation and
dropout rates for secondary students, and the status of school improvement can be obtained from the following website: http://reportcards.ospi.k12.wa.us/. Search for Chehalis School District
and click on the school of choice.
Chehalis School District Community Newsletter The school district’s community newsletter, “The Learning Network,” can now be accessed online through the district’s website at
http://www.chehalisschools.org.Printed copies of the annual schools’ report or newsletter may be obtained from the Chehalis School District Office at 310 SW 16th Street, Chehalis, WA 360-807-7200. You may
also log on to the district website at http://www.chehalisschools.org and click on the appropriate link to view each document.
Non-Discrimination Statement Chehalis School District is an equal opportunity education system and employer that does not discriminate on the basis of race, creed, color, national origin, age, honorablydischarged veteran or military status, sex, sexual orientation including gender expression or identity, marital status, or qualified individuals with disabilities including the presence of any sensory, mental or
physical disability or the use of a trained dog guide or service animal by a person with a disability, and provides equal access to designated youth groups. Inquiries regarding compliance or appeal procedures
may be directed to the School District’s Title IX Officer, Mary Lou Bissett, Assistant Superintendent, Chehalis School District, 310 SW 16th St., Chehalis, WA 98532 (360) 807-7200, option 1, or the Section 504
Officer Loretta Duncan, Director of Student Support Programs, 1265 SW Pacific Ave., Chehalis, WA (360) 807-7245.