In honor of the brave souls who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. May their courage inspire us to live with purpose and gratitude. We express gratitude for the bravery of the fallen American soldiers. Wishing everyone a Memorial Day filled with reflection and appreciation for our heroes.

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https://infoaboutkids.org/blog/preventing-suicide-in-youth-what-parents-need-to-know/

Students you may now access StudentVUE through the Internet and many mobile devices. A free mobile app is available for the iPhone on the iTunes store: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/parentvue/id41205415. It's also free for Android devices on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.FreeLance.StudentVUE.

1. Using your device's Internet browser, go to the web address https://or-bandon.edupoint.com/PXP2_Login.aspx.

2. Click on "I am a Student."

3. Username: Students School Email Address

Congratulations to Coach Hutton and the girls' track & field team for dominating at state and bringing home 1st place for the second year in a row! A huge congrats to Marley Petrey for being the 2A female athlete of the meet. Way to go, Tigers!

Softball traveled to Clatskanie to play in the 1st round of state on Monday and fell short ending their season. The team battled hard all year to earn their way to the 1st round, and we couldn't be more proud of our Tiger's and coaches.

After beating Oakland at home on Monday, the baseball team went to Blanchet Catholic in Salem on Wednesday for the 2nd round of state. The team unfortunately lost 4-14, ending their season. We want to congratulate all the players and coaches on a very successful year!

The seniors continued their annual tradition by pranking the school the night of the 23rd. They even broke into Ms. Belletti's office and covered it with balloons!

The Last Dance / Spring fling will be at the cafeteria 8-11pm, Friday the 24th and will be $5 per ticket.

There will be a football meeting on Tuesday, May 28th in Mr. Carmack’s classroom during lunch for anyone interested in playing football next year.

Seniors Walk the Halls 10:30 AM- 11:00 AM

Senior BBQ 12:00 PM- 1:30 PM

Senior Video 1:30 PM- 2:00 PM

All Awards Assembly 2:15 PM- 3:25 PM

Do you want to be a part of the leadership class next year? See Mr. Haan for an application and more information! Fully filled out forms are due Friday, May 31st.

Yearbooks are here! If you preordered a yearbook, you may come see Ms. Pearson during break or after school to pick it up starting 5/23. If you would like to purchase a yearbook, the cost is $30, please pay at the office first,and then bring your receipt to pick one up. Due to some printing issues, we will be issuing a $10 refund to each student who preordered, when that has been processed we will reach out to each student. We have also lowered the current cost to $30 to account for that pricing change.

The long awaited Senior vs Staff basketball game will be held today, May 24th, at 4 PM in the HLMS gym.

• June 16th to 21st - National Tournament in Des Moines, Iowa

These two posters were made in Mr. Volk's Social Studies classes. Thank you veterans!

Several HLMS students participated in a STEM fair put on by Coos Curry Electric on 5/24. Congratulations to the students whose projects placed! Pictured above: Elizabeth Heim, Ireland Kirchgesler, Ava Scobby, and Emmett Stewart

All of HLMS will be going to Pony Village Cinemas on May 29th. We will leave first thing in the morning, and be back around 12:30. Students will get to watch either "Garfield: the Movie" or "IF". Please call the office if you do not want you student to attend.

8th graders were sent home with a permission slip for the parent run 8th grade party. This event is happening after the 8th grade promotion ceremony on June 5th. A bus will take the students to and from the event at the Cheese Factory in Langlois. Please contact the office if you have any questions.

Our 8th grade students will be traveling to Eugene with Mrs. Kraynik on May 31st. They will be exploring the Eugene Science Center, Jumping at DEFY air sports park, and eating dinner at Abby's. Students came home recently with a permission slip. The trip costs $30. Please indicate on the permission slip if you need help with this fee.

All of our students should have signed a behavior agreement form that acknowledges that they have reviewed the student handbook, and know what the behavior expectations are at HLMS. We would appreciate it if you could take a moment to review the student hand book (link below) as well.

Just a reminder, students are not allowed to have cell phones out during school hours. We require them to be kept off and in their locker or backpack during the day. This includes breaks and at lunch. Please encourage your student to come to the office or their teachers if they have a concern or need help instead of reaching out to you via cell phone during the day. This way we can help make sure that all your student's needs are being met. We have a student phone available in the commons that is always available.

We have a fun-filled end of the school year!

Call the Bandon Public Library for more information.

541-347-3221

Just a friendly reminder.
Please take a moment to support Ocean Crest Elementary School and our students through this Rite Aid fundraiser.
Click on our school link. Please forward and share.
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C&K Market, Inc. is committed to helping our local communities grow and prosper. Now All Access Rewards is making contributing easier than ever! As an All Access Rewards member you can choose a local charity or non-profit organization to support and we will give 1% back of all your qualified purchases to that organization. By enriching local communities, everyone benefits, building a place that thrives, and a place that is being created because people care.

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Youth under the age of 22 who have moved from their country, city, or state in the last three years to work in agriculture or fishing, and who have not yet graduated may qualify for this program and supports.

Los jóvenes menores de 22 años que se hayan mudado de su país, ciudad o estado en los últimos tres años para trabajar en agricultura o pesca y que aún no se hayan graduado pueden calificar para este programa y apoyos.

Valley Flora wanted to alert you to a few new programs that we - and other NW farms - are spearheading in in order to make fresh, local produce more accessible to low income families in our community. We’re trying to get the word out as widely as possible. If you have a spot to hang a poster (attached below), or room for a mention in your next newsletter, that would be wonderful! We are happy to provide you with a color-printed poster, just let us know! Also, please feel free to forward this email to anyone in your networks who would benefit from knowing about these programs.

• Double Up Food Bucks (DUFB): a program that helps low-income Oregonians purchase more fruits and vegetables while supporting local, family farms. Folks with SNAP benefits can purchase one of our farm’s community supported agriculture (CSA) shares and DUFB will provide 1:1 matching funds (they pay half the cost of the CSA with SNAP and DUFB covers the other half). It's a win-win that strengthens our community by providing better access to fresh, healthy food while helping local farmers earn a living.
• https://www.valleyflorafarm.com/SNAP-DUFB
• https://doubleuporegon.org

• CSA Sliding Scale: our farm is offering a voluntary sliding scale payment system in order to make our food more accessible to everyone in the community. It’s been a beautiful example of community - and humanity - at its best.
• https://www.valleyflorafarm.com/2023csa

Valley Flora
PO Box 91
Langlois, OR 97450
www.valleyflorafarm.com

541.348.2229 for Restaurant Orders
541.348.2180 for CSA Inquiries

Website: www.bandon.k12.or.us
Location: 455 9th St SW, Bandon, OR, USA
Phone: 541-347-4411