Happy School Counselor Appreciation Week!
Happy School Counselor Appreciation Week!
This week we had Takumi Kato and his 3 sons come do a performance using taiko drums. The sons were ages 6, 9, and 11. They did a fantastic job! Two of the boys went around as the Shishimai, having it bite students and staff on the head gently as a sign of good luck.
Our Kindergarten students paraded through the halls and classrooms on Thursday in celebration of Lunar New Year!
The gym is ready! Can't wait for the Winter concert tonight!
5:30 performance:
McGowne
McAlvage
Hansen
Gates
Preskenis
Tejada
6:40 Performance:
Lawrence
Eddington
Gayton
Voorhies
Carnes
Schmeling
Please arrive 10-15 minutes before the show. Kindergarten and first grade students will go to their classrooms (families can find a seat in the gym), Second through Fifth Grades will come into the gym and find their spots on the floor up front while parents and families find a seat.
BELLVIEW, HELMAN, WALKER
ATTENDANCE ZONE
OPEN HOUSE
WE NEED YOUR INPUT!
The Ashland School district is assessing school attendance zone boundaries for Bellview, Helmand and Walker Elementary schools to adjust for changing school populations. Learn more about the process and rationale in the link below. We will be sharing the committee consensus scenario for feedback in a drop in open house on January 12th between 6:00-8:00 PM at the Ashland High School Library. You will see the consensus scenario, have the opportunity to ask questions, and an opportunity to provide feedback. Childcare, snacks, and Spanish interpretation will be available. If you are not able to drop by the open house in person, there is also a virtual open house option that will be available for you to view and provide feedback beginning on January 10th on our website below. Thank you for your partnership in our vision to Inspire Learning for Life!
https://www.ashland.k12.or.us/page/enrollment-balancing-review
BELLVIEW, HELMAN, WALKER
ATTENDANCE ZONE OPEN HOUSE
WE NEED YOUR INPUT!
The Ashland School district is assessing school attendance zone boundaries for Bellview, Helmand and Walker Elementary schools to adjust for changing school populations. Learn more about the process and rationale in the link below. We will be sharing the committee consensus scenario for feedback in a drop in open house on January 12th between 6:00-8:00 PM at the Ashland High School Library. You will see the consensus scenario, have the opportunity to ask questions, and an opportunity to provide feedback. Childcare, snacks, and Spanish interpretation will be available. If you are not able to drop by the open house in person, there is also a virtual open house option that will be available for you to view and provide feedback beginning on January 10th on our website below. Thank you for your partnership in our vision to Inspire Learning for Life!
https://www.ashland.k12.or.us/page/enrollment-balancing-review
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We ended our Community Assembly with dancing with Ms. Johnson in our pajamas!!
At today’s community assembly we had 5th graders receive awards for doing an essay on how a good community member would act. Our 5th grade bees did a skit on taking responsibility. Choir sang Frosty the Snowman. 5th graders helped lead the whole school in the Bellview song.
Ms. Eddington’s first graders doing some fun activities in science. In their pajamas!!
Ms. Eddington’s class made adorable snow people out of construction paper. ⛄️
Mr. Carnes 4th graders learned about John James Audubon and then drew their own pictures of birds.
Ms. McAlvage’s first graders created gingerbread houses out of graham crackers and a ton of frosting. They had a wonderful time decorating their houses with candy.
Ms. McAlvage's first graders went on a field trip to the Ashland public library this week. What a fun way to learn about a great resource in our community.
5th grade went on an ice skating field trip this week and had a great time bonding with each other. 💙
Mrs. Gates’ third graders and their kinder buddies from Ms. Lawrence’s class, made gingerbread houses together last week. Lots of frosting and candy went into this project!
Ms. McAlvage's first graders and Ms. Preskenis' fourth graders teamed up with their buddies last week to make tissue paper lanterns for this season of light.
Ms. McAlvage's First Graders earned 100 gems by showing respect, responsibility, safety and kindness in their classroom last week. Their prize was to make slime! Fabulous!
Support a family in our Bellview community by selecting a gift or protein to contribute to a Winter Care Box! Donations due December 9th.
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/5080F4FAFAE29A0F85-winter
