May
9 - 11: 3rd Grade Camp
11: Biography Night
12: Ask Admin, 6:30 pm; FOSB 7 pm
12 - 13: The Chrysalids MS Play, 7 pm
16-17: 1st Grade Camp
18: Kindergarten Welcome Night, 6pm 19-20: 2nd Grade Camp 19- 20: MS Drama: Poe Stories, 7 pm 24: PIE Presentation by Kim Estes, 7 pm 25: Middle School Music Concert, 7pm
June 1: 6th Grade Social, 6pm (NOTE NEW DATE)
|
Saturday Soccer Games JV vs. Whitman - 11am @ Franklin Varsity vs. TOPS - 11am @ Ingraham
Saturday Ultimate Games
3rd Grade - 10:30am @ Lower Woodland 4th Grade - 2pm @ Walt Hundley Synth Soccer 2 5th Grade - Two games on May 14th 6th Grade - 12:15pm @ Lower Woodland 7th Grade - 1pm @ Magnuson Park 3B 8th Grade - 6:15pm @ Magnuson Park 7B
|
MS Afterschool Drama Performances
|
Come see The Chrysalids next Thursday and Friday! Performances at 7:00PM on May 12th & 13th.
The Chrysalids, based on John Wyndham's dystopia novel, takes place a few thousand years in the future after a major apocalypse. A new society has taken over. Fear of invasion from the terrifying outsiders and rebels that live outside of civilized societies keeps everyone following strict rules. That is until a group of teens find they are unable to keep their terrible secret any longer.
|
Help Paint a Mural
NOAA is hosting a sustainable watershed mural at the Ballard Locks. 5-8th grade students interested in helping to paint the mural on May 20-23 can sign up here.
The Brothers K
See Salmon Bay students Julian Mudge-Burns (5th grade) and Alexander Silva (8th grade) as young Peter and Irwin Chance in "The Brothers K, Part One: Strike Zones" at Book-It Repertory Theatre. The show runs through Sunday, June 26. Mature themes are involved in this production. For more information or to purchase tickets click here. Billy Elliot 7th grader Lydia Hayes is playing a Ballet Girl in the Village Theatre Mainstage production of Billy Elliot running May 12-July 3rd in Issaquah and July 8- 31st in Everett. More info here.
Fayezart Summer Camps for 9-13 Year Olds
Located one block from Salmon Bay School
Week 1- June 27th-30th
Week 2-July 5th-8th
Week 3-July-11th-14th
Glass Art Summer Camp "Small sweet" summer camp featured in Parent Map. Ages 5-12. More info here.
Summer Camp Series with One on One Camps focused on teaching the essential motor-skills of sports in a positive and fun environment. Click here for information.
Stone Soup Theater Classes & Camps Drama programs for ages 5-15. More info here.
Hunting for Life in the Universe
Join UW Ph.D. Student of Astronomy and Astrobiology Brett Morris at 7 pm on Wednesday, May 18, at Pacific Science Center to discuss astrobiology. More info here.
|
|
|
|
As Staff Appreciation Week comes to a close, we want to thank everyone to chipped in to make it a fabulous week full of coffee, food, massages, and flowers. Our staff felt the love!
As a lasting token of our appreciation, we've been working to get the staff lounge clean, organized and well-stocked. Special thanks to Heather Fuller for taking on this task.
Here's how you can help: Our teachers would love a comfortable couch. If you have a couch in like-new condition from a smoke/pet free home, or connections to a furniture store that would offer a deep discount, please email Kristina.
|
Be Fuel Free Every Friday in May
|
Fuel Free Fridays
Keep biking! We encourage you to be fuel free on all Fridays in May. Enter through the alley on May 13, 20, and 27. To volunteer to help with these events, sign up here.
|
May FOSB Meeting: Budget and Elections
|
Our next FOSB meeting is Thursday, May 12th at 7pm in the Library. Join us before the meeting at 6:30 pm for "Ask Admin" and hear the latest school news.
There are several important things on the agenda, including approval of next year's budget and elections. Our teacher spotlights will feature Marilyn and Glyde.
This is a general membership meeting and we need as many people in attendance as possible. Coho childcare is available. Email Kristina to reserve a spot.
Click here for the proposed budget. The list of proposed officers and directors is below.
Co-Chairs
Danielle Steele (Middle School)
Scott Koch (Elementary)
Treasurers Shelley Rouseau (Middle School) Michele Bacon (Elementary)
Secretary Jeannie Cziesla
Directors
Ian Whyte Dan Fiorito
Amy Paguirigan Katie White
Jodi Russell Kristina Cerise
Margaret Bagshaw Shari Heege
Renee Palermo Jennifer Pheifer
Tracy Wilson
|
Join PIE for a fabulous talk on May 24th from 7-9pm.
The tween years are a game changer. This talk from Kim Estes will help parents prepare for this normal part of growing up. Perfect for parents of tweens and parents with younger children who want to be prepared.
Kim Estes is the owner of Savvy Parents Safe Kids and has worked with parents for over 15 years. Kim is a certified prevention educator through the National Security Alliance, the Kid Safe Network and a Darkness 2 Light facilitator.
|
The 2016-17 school year calendar was approved by the Seattle Public Schools School Board on May 4, 2016.
Important dates include:
- Sept. 7 Start of school
- Nov. 24-25 Thanksgiving break
- Dec. 19-Jan. 2 Winter break
- Feb. 20-24 Mid-winter break
- April 10-14 Spring break
- June 23 Last day of school
Click here for more important dates.
|
Yearbook Photos Needed
We are in urgent need of yearbook photos! If you have photos from class field trips, celebrations or projects please email them to Jodi Russell. We are particularly in need of class candids from first grade, fourth grade and the 5th grade Shakespeare play.
ELA Materials Viewing Open House There will be a viewing open house for K-5 English Language Arts AdoptionInstructional Materials on Monday, May 9th from 5-7pm at the John Stanford Center. Families, community members, and staff can review and provide feedback on the materials being considered for the K-5 ELA Adoption.
6th Grade Welcome Night/Social Attention rising 5th graders. The 6th grade social has been rescheduled for June 1st. More information coming soon to an email box near you.
|
6th Grade Biography Night - Desserts Needed
8th Grade Camp Snacks
We are in need of nut free, individually-wrapped snack donations for 8th grade camp. Donations can be dropped off in the Volunteer Coordinator's office.
Middle School Talent Show Auditions
Monday, May 9th at lunch in Room 306. Anybody interested in participating in this Panther Day event (last day of school) can try-out - so long as you are not already a featured performer in your classroom act.
Poe Stories
Original adaptations of shorts stories and poems by Edgar Allan Poe will be presented on Thursday May 19 (A plays) and Friday May 20 at 7pm (B Plays). Please note: these plays contain disturbing images and are not intended for the very young or faint of heart. See the full program here.
Yearbooks on Sale Now To order your yearbook, use this form.
|
Kristina Cerise, our middle school volunteer coordinator, has decided not to return to her position in the fall. Kristina says:
"I've loved getting to know the teachers and parents at Salmon Bay and continue to be impressed and inspired by their dedication to making great things happen for our students."
|
We welcome submissions to our weekly Bulletin.
noon on Thursdays. |
|
|
|