No School February 2 and 3–Sign Up for a Conference
Thursday and Friday are conference days. If you have not already, please sign up for a conference with your child's teacher.
No Parent Teacher Club Meeting Thursday Night
Just a quick reminder that parent teacher club will not be meeting today, Thursday, January 11th. Please join us next month, February 9th.
Thursday is Final Day for Coin Drive
Thursday December 15th is the final day for our coin drive to support hungry families in our community. Room 20 has tons and tons of coins (and some bills!). Do you think you can beat them? Better hurry!
Crazy Dress Up Day Is Friday, December 16
Friday is Crazy Dress Up Day at Englewood!! Wear crazy socks, or crazy clothes, or create some crazy hair! Let's see how crazy we can look.
Enrichment Academy News
Fall term for Enrichment Academy has ended. Winter term will begin January 9th. Registration for winter term will take place before school starting January 3rd. For more information contact Desiree Sumpter: dsumpter@unitedwaymwv.org
Parent Teacher Club Meeting Thursday, December 8 6:00
Englewood parent teacher club meeting December 8, 2022 6:00-7:00 pm Englewood library Agenda 6:00- Welcome Englewood Families /Introductions 6:10- Guest speaker- United Way- Jodi Blackman 6:20- Principal Report- Geoff Wetherell 6:30- Treasurer Report- Kate Ratcliffe 6:40- updates on PTC event calendar 6:50-Class field trips updates 7:00- Adjournment See you next year!
No School Friday, December 9th
Teachers will be busy completing report cards. Enjoy your three day weekend!
View the New Health Curriculum
Viewing sessions for the Elementary pilot Health Curriculum “The Great Body Shop” are scheduled for Tuesday, December 6 and Thursday December 8 from 6-7 p.m. Tuesday December 6th will be at two school sites: Bush Elementary and Clear Lake. Thursday the 8th will be at Kalapuya and Yoshikai. español: Habrá sesiones para que nuestra comunidad [...]
Marion/Polk Food Share Coin Drive November 28-December 15
Englewood will once again be collecting coins (or paper!) to help feed families. Past coin drives have raised as much as $350 which was enough to serve 1300 meals to people in need. Mr. Kanne will donate a root beer party to the classroom that donates the most money.