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EVENTS Supported by your PTSA
10 Tips for Student Success on the WASL
Back to School Night
Bank Day (Washington Mutual School Savings)
Classroom Communication Folders project
Classroom Grants
Classroom year end celebrations
Disaster Container
Family Barbeque(spring)
Fan Project (June 2007)
Field Day
Field Day Carnival (Proposed for June 2008)
Field Trips grades K-5
First Place School Transportation
Fifth Grade Camp
Fifth Grade Graduation Ceremony
Golden Acorn Award Dinner (May 2007)
Graduation Ceremony
Halloween Party (October 2007)
Hearing Screening
Holiday Concert Refreshments (December 2006)
Holiday Shopper (December 2006)
Islandwood Camp (February 2007)
Literacy Night
Marysville PTA Council Founder's Day Dinner
Math Make and Take
Math Milkshake Night (February 2007)
Most Improved Student
Native American Club (open to all students)
Ned Assembly (November 2006)
Open House Refreshments (September 2007)
Orca choir (open to all students)
Orca Choir Shirts
Orca Coffee Hour
Orca Mathematicians
Orca Readers
Orca Student Store
Pacific Science Center - Radical Reactions
Perfect attendance award winners
Popcorn Friday
Pride Ride
PTSA Family Night at the Skate Inn (March 2008)
PTSA WASL Challenge
PTSA WASL Challenge Field Trip
Pumpkins for Literacy (October 2007)
R.A.V.E. Award nominations
Read 500 Minutes in March
Reading is Magic Assembly (March 2007)
Red Ribbon Week (October 2007)
(PTA) Reflections
Reptile Man (January 2008)
Qwest Grant
Seattle Mariner's Back to School Night
Scholastic Book Fair (April 2008, November 2007)
School Shirts
Self Managers
Spring Family BBQ
Studdies Math Arts Reading Teachings Program 2007-08
Sock Hop (spring dance)
Think First! Assembly
Veteran's Day Assembly (November 2006)
Vision Screening
Volunteer recognition luncheon (fall and spring)
WASL Challenge
WASL Waffle (March 2007)
WASL Testing Week Snacks
Washington Mutual School Savings
Watch D.O.G.S.a Father involment Program
Wellness Calendar
Wellness Week / Tulalip Health Fair (March 2007)
Yearbooks
Have you ever noticed that ugly brown container located to the north of the School?
The PTSA and the Tulalip Bay Fire Department cleaned and sanitized
the inside of this container. This container is used to store blankets, food, water, rescue equipment,
and other necessary supplies for the students/staff/members of our community in the likely event
of an emergency. Your PTSA is sponsoring a water drive to stock the container with 1000 bottles
of water. You can help by sending a check for $5 or more made out to the Tulalip PTSA/Water with your child
to school. The classroom with the most $ raised will win a popcorn party. All donations will be used to buy cases of water which will
become the property of Marysville School District #25. We are hoping to get donations of freeze dried foods in the future.
A 5 gallon bucket containing 260 freeze-dried meals costs $99 at Costco.
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A day on the field with activities for the kids.
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A committee has been formed to plan this years' graduation ceremony and next years'
camp/graduation ceremony. If you are a parent of a 4th or 5th grade student and you are
interested in helping please contact Monique Wold.
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A committee is now being formed to plan this years' graduation ceremony and next years'
camp/graduation ceremony. If you are a parent of a 4th or 5th grade student and you are
interested in helping please contact Monique Wold or Liz Olver
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Student testing supervised by the school nurse.
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Plan to attend Literacy Night in April This counts towards fulfilling
the requirements for the WASL Challenge and we want everyone to win!
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Each Teacher was given 2 free popcorn tickets to be given to students
who have shown the most improvement for each week in the class room.
These tickets can be redeemed on Fridays as our way of showing our appreciation.
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The PTSA sponsors the Orca Coffee Hour after school starts on Fridays.
Bring your cup and join us in the cafeteria for coffee and
social hour as we work toward a better school for everyone.
We wish to meet you all.
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PTSA treats students who are nominated by teachers.
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PTSA treats students who are nominated by teachers.
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The Orca student store (located next to popcorn)
is open during lunch (11:30-12:30) offering items like school shirts ($10), pencils (25 cents),
erasers (10 cents), and glitter pens ($1) for sale as a service to our students and their
families. Future items may include window clings, yearbooks and more.
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Popcorn is sold on Fridays during lunch (11:30-12:30) for only 25 cents.
All students wearing their school shirts on popcorn day will
receive free popcorn this year.
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Pride Ride is a program started by the Tulalip Tribes police deptartment
as a way of bringing a closer relationship between the police deptartment
and our school. Two students are nominated by their teachers and taken out
to lunch by police Chief John Goss.
The first two students were Nathan Hill and Nelson Iukes.
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Please go to
www.incredibleinternet.com and take the super
short online safety quiz? You'll need to click on
"online safety" and then "parents' safety-net test" to
get to it. Enter Tulalip Elementary when
it asks for a school name. When you're done
with the quiz, hit the button to download your "Qwest
Safe Surfer Certificate" and send it to the PTSA. When
the PTSA turns them into the school, we'll get credit for your participation!
This is part of a program that's sponsored by Qwest and the twenty schools in
Washington state that have the highest proportional
number of parents, guardians, family members, and loved
ones take the quiz, receive a $1,000 grant. We have a great
chance of being one of the recipients, especially if
everyone pitches in! Thank you for taking a
couple of minutes to do this for your kids!
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Radical Reactions- The Pacific Science Center will putting on an assembly showing how chemicals react with each other using mathmetical equations.
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A limited number of school shirts are now available for sale at the student store on Fridays
for only $10. Our shirts are in royal blue and have two tone large whales
in a circle on the center front. Shirts are available in youth large and youth medium.
Please make checks payable to Tulalip PTSA. Did you know that the logo was
created by our very own Rosemary Boggess?
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PTSA provides the rewards for students who meet criteria for behavior, leadership, etc.
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Student testing supervised by the school nurse.
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Your PTSA is offering a challenge to our 4th graders.
All 4th Grade students that arrive on time every test day, takes the WASL, and
attend 3 of 5 after school tutoring sessions will be rewarded with a
Field trip to Kayak Point County Park including a
Subway lunch in June. We believe this reward will provide the incentive
to help our students learn what is required of them and improve our
school by meeting the standards set forth by the State. Tutoring is
available after school in D-5 until 4:30pm, Monday through Thursday (4:30-5:00 at the club).
Math Milkshake Night and Literacy Night count toward the 3 tutoring session
requirement. Applications will be sent home this week.
The application
is also available for download.
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New in January 2007. Sign up beginning in September 2007
We will be needing volunteers to help with collecting student deposits
each Friday morning. We are excited to be helping to improve math skills
though this program from Washington Mutual. Teach our children to save.
School Savings forms must be turned in two week prior to your student making
the deposit. Please do not send money with your student enrollment form until
your student has received their pouch, tracking guide, and register from their
teacher. Our WaMu Bank Days will be every Friday from 9 am to 9:20 in the gym.
Rewards are given to students who make two consecutive deposits. Enrollment
forms can be turned into the office at any time and the minimum deposit is only
25 cents. Any questions contact
Chuck Miller at tulalip.ptsa@yahoo.com
or
Washington Mutual on the Web.
Remember that it only takes a $0.25 deposit to earn a prize after 2 deposits.
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The PTSA will be creating this year's yearbook!
Class pictures, candids, and great Tulalip memories will all be a part of the book.
Keep an eye on the PTSA newsletter for price and purchase information,
and we welcome your input.
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Your PTSA is sponsoring a Dance in May from 6-9PM.
There will be a D.J. along with pizza for $1/slice, pop and bottled water for only .50 cents.
Students must be accompanied by adult/guardian. Door prizes will be given away.
Please Volunteer! Your Children Need You!
Did you know that .... fundraising supports ... many events?
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