November Newsletter

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• Wednesday, 11/1, Coffee & Conversation
• Wednesday, 11/1, Drumming Assembly with Bolokada Conde
• Wednesday, 11/1, 12:50 Early Release
• Thursday, 11/2, Kindergarten Spring Rain Farm and HJ Carroll Park Field Trip
• Tuesday, 11/7, Picture Retake Day
• Wednesday, 11/8, 12:50 Early Release
  
• Wednesday, 11/8, BIPOC 12:50-2:00 pm
• Wednesday, 11/8, Family Math Night 5:30-7:00
• Thursday, 11/9, 3rd Grade Illahee Preserve Field Trip
• Friday, 11/10, Veteran's Day - NO SCHOOL
  
• Monday, 11/13 & Tuesday 11/14: 5th Grade Marine Science Center Field Trips
• Wednesday, 11/15, 12:50 Early Release
• Thursday, 11/16, OPEPO Illahee Preserve Field Trip
• Tuesday, 11/28, 1st Grade Fort Worden Field Trip
• Wednesday, 11/29, 12:50 Early Release
  
• Thursday, 11/30, Hearing and Vision Re-Screening

Thanksgiving Break

11/20-11/24 - NO SCHOOL

☕ December ☕

Calling all students and their grown-ups!

Get ready to have a blast while learning new math games that you can take home with you!

And guess what? We've got delicious, FREE food waiting for you!

Plus, there are lots of fun activities to enjoy.

Don't miss out – come and join the fun!

See you there!

*Adult family members must stay with their students.

Find more information on Multicultural Night here.

Your child should be up to date by the first day of school on immunizations.

Preschool: 4 year old boosters required if student will be 4 on 9/1.

Kindergarten: 4 year old boosters required.

Age 9: While not required, HPV vaccination is now recommended for children starting at age 9.

Schedule an appointment with your medical provider or Jefferson County Public Health (immunization clinics Tuesdays 1-4pm, 360-385-9400) over the summer!

If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact me, Nurse Merilee, with questions.

More information on Developing Healthy Habits in Kids that Last a Lifetime.

Más información en Español.

Our Annual Turkey Trot 5K is back! You can join us in person on Saturday, Nov 18th on the Larry Scott Trail, or join virtually the whole week of November 18th-26th!

Whether you are in Jefferson County, or participate from afar, let's come together to support children's mental health and Jumping Mouse Children's Center.

• In-Person 5K Run/Walk - $35
• In-Person Kids Dash (12 and under) - $15
• Virtual 5K Run/Walk - $35
• Virtual Kids Dash (12 and under) - $15
• I prefer my couch - $30 *For those supporters for whom a race isn't an option, but still want a beanie!

Here's how it works:

1) Sign up and choose your option: Virtual runner? In-Person? Relaxing from your couch? It all supports Jumping Mouse kids!

2) You can enter as an individual or as part of a team. And you can raise money on your own personal fundraising page to benefit Jumping Mouse kids.

3) In-person paticipants can pick up their bib and beanie on November 16 or 17th from 2PM to 7PM at either The Broken Spoke or Finnriver. Any unclaimed packets will be available starting at 8AM at the trailhead in the Boat Haven, along with day-of registration.

4) Virtual participants can pick up their bib and beanie on November 16 or 17th from 2PM to 7PM at either The Broken Spoke or Finnriver, or we can ship it to you for an additional charge. Choose your route and complete it during the week of Thanksgiving (November 18-26th).

Share your results with us with via social media by tagging us or using #trotforkids. (No social media page? Feel free to email your results to kimberley@jumpingmouse.org!)

This is open to family, friends, and community members.

Apply to be a volunteer here!

Website: https://salishcoast.ptschools.org/
Location: 1637 Grant Street, Port Townsend, WA 98368, USA
Phone: 3603794535
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/salishcoast

Port Townsend School District No. 50 does not discriminate in any programs or activities on the basis of race, creed, religion, color, immigration status, national origin, age, honorably discharged veteran or military status, sex, sexual orientation, gender expression or identity, marital status, 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. The district provides equal access to the Boy Scouts of America and all other designated youth groups listed in Title 36 of the United States Code as a patriotic society. The following employees have been designated to handle questions and complaints of alleged discrimination:

Civil Rights Compliance Coordinator for State Law (RCW 28A.640/28A.642): Darrell Thomas, 1610 Blaine Street, (360) 680.5767, dthomas@ptschools.org

Title IX Officer: Darrell Thomas, 1610 Blaine Street, (360) 680.5767, dthomas@ptschools.org

Section 504/ADA Coordinator: Shelby MacMeekin, 1610 Blaine Street, (360) 680.5763, smacmeekin@ptschools.org