Registration for Winter after school classes opens soon at www.seattlease.org. You can view all of the class descriptions, register, and pay online. All in one place!
Registration will open December 11th at 11:59 am and close December 24th. The Fall schedule runs from January 3rd to April 7th. Contact the ASE Coordinator for further information.
Families please, please check the lost and found! Look for the racks in the main entrance, and don’t forget to check the closet around the corner (across from the bathrooms). All items will be donated during winter break.
Monday, November 7, 2016
Attendees: Anne Vold, Maura Wixey, Kathy Weinman, Lynn Masunaga-Fahselt, Leeann Huntington, Katie Boyes, Jason Smith, Tiffany Morgan, Peter Sonnar, Sara Fenzel, Aaron Marburg, Sam Fogg, Eric Noble, Xiangyi Shi, Karen Cui, Kevin Orr, Peter Schaw, Rachel Gleeson, Kim Larson
June minutes -approved
RULER Presentation – (Julie Pearson, Chara Johnson, Lynn Fahselt, Katie Salisbury, Elizabeth Day)
Officer/ Standing committee Reports
New Business –motions made:
New Business
Join Superintendent Larry Nyland for the annual State of the District 2016.
Seattle Public Schools: Our Story
November 7, 2016, 5 -7 p.m.
Franklin High School Performing Arts Center
3013 S. Mt. Baker Blvd
Join us for a lively evening of learning, reflection and celebration. Hear directly from our students, school leaders and community partners and leave inspired and committed to our collective work.
For questions and to RSVP, please email publicaffairs@seattleschools.org
Thursday, November 10th 1:25-1:55
Bryant Lunchroom/Gym
Invite the veterans in your life to this year’s Veteran’s Day assembly at Bryant. During the assembly they will be asked to come up to the front to be acknowledged for their service. They can be veterans of the U.S military or from other nations. They can be currently serving in the military.
Please make sure your guest knows the day and time to be here. They should sign as a guest visitor in at the office, then meet us in the lunchroom. Thank you for your help in making our assembly meaningful.
We are seeking a team member who will be responsible for following-up on student absences, supporting students when needed, and providing classroom management support to an ASE computer class instructor.
Applicants should be reliable, positive, have experience working with children, possess basic classroom management skills, and have knowledge of the computer game “Minecraft”.
This is a 1.5 hr position Monday – Friday at Bryant Elementary School. Pay range $15 – $20 an hour depending on experience. Required to pass background check.
Please email letter of interest and resume to Clive Woodhouse.
Coming soon to a screen near you Fri, Oct 14!
It’s Bryant Family Movie Night, screening… Zootopia!
All Bryant families are invited to come watch a FREE movie, munch on popcorn and hang out with their favorite sidekicks. This event is being planned by the Fourth Grade Fundraising Team, but is for EVERYONE and designed for fun and community building. All proceeds from popcorn, concessions, and the bake sale will go toward the Islandwood fundraising goal. And, of course, any donations are always appreciated.
Date: Friday October 14, 2016 (School is out that day for a Teacher Inservice, but we’re taking over the school that night anyway)
Time: Doors open at 6, movie starts at 6:30 (movie is 108 minutes long). We will plan to be out of the building no later than 9pm.
Place: Bryant lunchroom
Bring: A clean blanket for kiddos to sit on. Adults can sit on blankets or bring chairs for the back row only.
$: Bring cash for popcorn, concessions, and baked goods, the movie is free. Donations accepted.
Questions contact us at fourthgradefundraising@gmail.com. We can’t wait to see you and your kiddos!
Seattle Public Schools and Seattle Education Association are partnering to increase students’ access to core content, improve instruction and accelerate student achievement.
As part of the Collective Bargaining Agreement process, SEA and SPS agreed to add 20 minutes to the school day in 2017-18 and provide one hour per week of teacher collaboration time. As the district plans to make this schedule adjustment, we want to hear from families and stakeholders on how the additional time should be added and how and when to schedule the collaboration time.
You may provide feedback in one of two ways:
Review how your preferences would change your child’s schedule.
We appreciate your time.