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  • WATERPARK
     The date for the Waterpark Field Trip was incorrect on the May newsletter. Students will be going to the waterpark on Monday, June 3rd from 12:30-2:30 p.m. 
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  • STUDENT SAFETY 

    In the past few weeks, there have been incidents where student safety was in jeopardy. The front circular drive is for busses only. We have multiple busses that use the circular drive throughout the school day. If you are dropping off your child or picking them up, please use the driveway on the East side of the school. Thank you for helping to keep our students safe!
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    REVTRAK is now LIVE!
    Parents can make online payments for Breakfast/Lunch from home or work, 24/7.  Payments are made through the student’s Skyward Family Access account. Click here to read more.
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HAPPY TEACHER APPRECIATION WEEK!!
 

Highland Elementary has a team of dedicated teachers, paraprofessionals and staff that work very hard to make sure every student is successful. To show appreciation and celebrate the week, Daily's provided donuts to the staff, the PTO provided a luncheon and gifts and the staff was surprised on Friday with ice cream treats donated by Hooked On Ice Cream.        

 
Balloons
Balloons  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
NO SCHOOL
 
Ice Cream Truck May 27th for Memorial Day
 
 
The Southeast Washington Walk Study website is up and running!
 
As a reminder, the purpose of the Southeast Washington Walk Study is to examine existing walking and bicycling conditions at local schools. This information will be used to develop recommendations for improvements at elementary and middle schools in Asotin, Columbia, Garfield, and Whitman Counties. There are two main goals for this project website:

1) To provide information to the public about the importance of safe routes to school education, programs, and planning.

2) To crowdsource information from parents and community members about existing problems (e.g., missing sidewalks or difficult crossings) on school routes at local schools. Visitors to the site will have the opportunity to use a fun new interactive mapping tool, Shareabouts, which allows a large number of people to provide input about a specific location or project. Visitors identify problem locations by placing pins on them and providing some additional details about the site.

Please visit the fun and easy to use website http://tinyurl.com/se-washington-walkstudy  to share your knowledge of local conditions on school routes.

 
 

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