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RIDGEVIEW Vista RIDGEVIEW ELEMENTARY 526 66TH STREET SPRINGFIELD, OR 97478 (541)744-6308 Z Z Marchlooking Ahead Letter from the Principal MARCH/APRIL 2014 the RIDGEVIEW vista RIDGEVIEW ELEMENTARY 526 66TH STREET SPRINGFIELD, OR 97478 (541)744-6308 z z MARCHLooking Ahead Letter From The Principal 5 - Book Character Dress Up Day Dear Parents: 7 & 21 - Early Release The month of March marks the end of our annual Read A Thon and Science Night. Once again our students did an outstanding job of putting in a 13 - Spring Pictures tremendous amount of hours reading as well as showcasing some great science projects. I can’t wait to see what next years events will bring. 13 - Kindergarten Orientation 6 -8 Our annual Jog A Thon fundraiser is just around the corner. This is our largest fundraiser of the year and helps support our academic efforts at 14 - No School (Grading day) Ridgeview. Please be on the look out for our Jog A Thon Tee Shirt verification form coming home soon. 24 - 28 Spring Break Please pass the following message along; Ridgeview will be holding a th APRIL Kindergarten Welcome night on Thursday, March 13 from 6:00 – 8:00 PM for all new incoming kindergarten students. You will have a chance to learn about 4 & 18 - Early Release our kindergarten program, the Parent Teacher Organization, fill out registration paperwork, meet our teachers, and get any questions that you might have 10 - 4/5 Spotlight 6:30 answered. As always, please feel free to call or stop by and see me. Your feedback is 17 - Jog A Thon kick-off always welcome. 100 Attendance Record School Safety In an effort to increase safety and provide for a smooth drop off and pick up 96 95 95 95 94 transition in and around Ridgeview I ask that you not park in the pick-up and 75 drop-off zone, directly in front of the school, between the hours of 8:15 – 8:45 and 2:30 – 3:00. Parking on the south side of the church so that you can utilize the crossing walk is OK. In addition, we ask that you be cognizant of 50 parking along the streets and not block our neighbors garbage pick up or mail delivery. 25 Thank you in advance for your cooperation and in helping set a positive example for the children at Ridgeview. 0 Jim Crist, Principal Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan It is the policy of Springfield Public Schools and its Board of Education that there will be no discrimination or harassment on the grounds of race, color, sex, marital status, sexual orientation, religion, national origin, age or disability in any educational programs, activities or employment. Persons having questions about equal opportunity and/or nondiscrimination should contact the Director of Human Resources at 525 Mill Street, Springfield, OR 97477. Contact: Phone (541) 726 – 3203. S c h o o l N o t i c e s RIDGEVIEW ELEMENTARY KINDERGARTEN WELCOME! P A R K I N G P R O C E D U R E S Thursday, March 13, 2014 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm Please join us at Ridgeview Elementary if you have a child who will be 5 years old on or before Sept. 1, 2014 During this time you and your child will have an opportunity to learn about our Kindergarten program, meet our teachers, visit classrooms and learn about the many exciting programs for your student! You may register your child this evening, if you have birth certificate, proof of address and immunization information. Registration is NOT required at this time. Questions, please call 541-744-6308 Spring Pictures Lost and Found Picture Day is March 13th CHANGE FOR ORDERING PICTURES: A picture packet will only be sent home for families that order and pay for their spring pictures on picture day. Please send your order form or online order with your child on picture day. Picture day ID #: LO533340Y0 Order online at mylifetouch.com You can pick up an order form in the school office! Weather Closure Information The District office has released the following updated information for parents regarding weather closures. In the event of a weather forecast predicting possible snow or ice below the 1000-foot elevation, designated staff take to the road between 4 and 6:30 a.m. to assess travel conditions on the bus routes. They also take radar maps and forecasts into account, and make a determination by 6:30 a.m. at the latest as to whether schools will be closed, on delay, or operating as usual. In the event of a weather closure, scheduled athletic games, practices, after-school activities, and building rentals are automatically canceled. If the weather causes a delayed start, morning kindergartens are canceled. Information can be found on the District’s website at www.sps.lane.edu, or by visiting Ridgeview’s website at http://blog.sps.lane.edu/ridgeview/ under the Parent Information tab of our website for Inclement Weather Information and school bus routes on snow days. You can also tune into the following TV and radio stations: TV Stations: KEZI-TV 9 KVAL-TV 13 KMTR-TV 16 Radio Stations: KUGN 590 AM KPNW 1120 AM KLCC 89.9 FM KRVM 91.9 FM KKNU 93.1 FM KMGE 94.5 FM KSND 95.1 FM KZEL 96.1 FM KDUK 104.7 FM If you don’t hear any information about Springfield, you can assume that the schools are operating on their usual schedules. If conditions warrant it, families who live at certain higher elevations may need to bring their child(ren) to a lower elevation to catch the bus. SpringfieldEmail/Text School District is now Alerts hooked up to forFlashAlert's School texting/emailing Closures alert service. To get instant notification of school closures, delays or emergencies via email or text message, follow the link to register: www.flashalert.net/news.html?id=124 You'll need to provide an email address and a password to register. You can add multiple email addresses or cell numbers for alert service. Also, if you're on Twitter, emergency messages will be tweeted right away, and those tweets go right to the district's Facebook page http://www.facebook.com/ springfieldps The district is excited to be able to add this functionality so that families can get fast, accurate information! Grades K-5 at Ridgeview Elementary A Different Kind of Learning. A Powerful Kind of Fun! Young Rembrandts teaches drawing with a see-touch-do method that all kids can succeed with, learn from and love! Watch your child reach a brand new level of confidence and potential with this engaging, award-winning program. Classes Held Thursdays 3/13/2014 - 4/24/2014, 1 2:50 PM - 3:50 PM Days Off: 3/27 Location: Room 16 Tuition $54 for a 6 Week Session 2 (Please call for scholarship information) Payment Options Our Students Can Expect Enroll ONLINE or by PHONE - A new exciting lesson every week 3 (instructions below) - Improved core art skills HOW IT WORKS: - To have fun! We provide all classroom supplies and a qualified and trained instructor. Classes are held immediately after school. Parents are responsible for transportation at class end. Our Parents Can Expect If sending payment by mail: - Increased attention to detail Young Rembrandts - Improved fine motor skills 1029 Olympic St - Discipline, persistence, and patience Young Rembrandts Springfield, OR 97477 ENROLLMENT INSTRUCTIONS 1. To enroll, go to www.youngrembrandts.com/willamettevalley and click on “View Classes/Enroll”. 2. Choose your class location (school) and click “Enroll” next to that class. 3. Complete the information requested and click “Finish” on the final screen. 4. You will see a screen confirmation of the enrollment. Keep this flyer and mark your calendars! *All personal absences are nonrefundable. Space is limited. Enroll your child TODAY! * For alternate payment options, please call 541-357-7578. Se habla español! DISMISSAL Please pick up your student in Room 16. If you would like your child to meet you at a different location, you must indicate that he/she will be “walking home” when registering. Any student who does not have permission to walk home, will be re- quired to remain with the instructor at the designated area. A fee will be charged to parents if a child is not picked up within 10 minutes of the completion of our class. Young Rembrandts • 541-357-7578 • wwwww www....yyyyoooouuuunnnnggggrrrreeeemmmmbbbbrrrraaaannnnddddttttssss....ccccoooommmm////wwwwiiiilll lllaaaammmmeeeettt ttteeeevvvvaaaalll llleeeeyyyy .
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