Cougar Update!
A bi-monthly newsletter for Greenway families
December 6th
A Message from Mrs. Whitten
Today at our assembly we read the book. I am Human. This book is the kick off to our month long study of empathy. Ask you child about the book we read!
Parking Lot Reminders: Our parking lot is very busy. We ask that you be patient during pick up and drop off times. These are busy times during our day, and safety is our number one priority.
Morning Drop Off: If you are dropping off your child, be sure to pull forward to allow for several cars to drop off at once.
Afternoon Pick Up: Parents may not wait in the parking lot for an available space. Drivers must circle around until a spot opens up. Staff will direct you to keep driving until a spot opens up.
Students and teachers recognized for kindness!
Important dates!
December 16th to December 19th Book Fair!
December 17th Music Program Grades 3-5. Begins at 6pm, students arrive by 5:45 pm. Book Fair also open to families that evening.
December 20th All School Pajama Day, Winter Sing a long, and Winter Parties
Winter Break: December 23rd - January 6th
Upcoming Event: PTO Meeting with Guest Speaker Angela Healow on January 8th at 6pm. Event will feature strategies to support the social and emotional growth of your children at home and school. Look for more information in the next few weeks!
Book Fair is Coming!
Applications for Middle School Options Due Friday!
Report Cards Going Paperless
Report Cards are Going Paperless
The Beaverton School District is transitioning to electronic report cards for all students. The electronic report cards will be accessed through ParentVUE (mobile and desktop). If you have not set up your ParentVUE account, you will need to do that by January 2020.
There are resources and guidance on how to set up a ParentVue account. Please view the FAQ for instructions on setting up your account. There are several benefits to moving to paperless report cards. You will be able to view grades days after grading days, rather than wait up to two weeks for a report card to come by mail or in your child’s backpack. In addition, moving away from paper is environmentally friendly and cost-effective for the District.
Please contact your school if you need help setting up or accessing your ParentVUE account or need assistance with a printed copy. We will be sharing more information about this transition in the coming weeks.