**TRANSPORTATION SLIPS**
Parents please when your child is in need of an alternate transportation change we ask that you write a note and have your child give it to their teacher. We ask that the following information be in the note, to assure your child gets picked up by the correct person or gets on the correct bus.
- Your child's FIRST & LAST NAME
- TEACHER'S NAME
- PARENTS NAME & PHONE #
* This is so we can contact you if needed.
- DATE
We all thank you for your help in this matter.
Cle Elum-Roslyn School District will be delayed 2 hours today, December 7th, 2021 due to hazardous road conditions. School will begin at 10:15am. Parents, please do not drop off students before 9:45am to ensure that there is staff supervision on campus. Staff should use sensible precautions to arrive safely at work at a reasonable time.
Did you know you can volunteer in the building? We would love to have you come see us at the office and fill out a volunteer application.
Just a reminder that Elementary students will be dismissed at 12:25pm on Wednesday and Thursday this week. Our staff is looking forward to connecting with our families!
Our TK students were busy learning their letters last week! It's so fun to see some of our younger students enjoying through play based learning!
Due to an accident in South Cle Elum, all traffic has been rerouted and delayed. Specifically for those students riding bus J & H, please anticipate a 20 minute delay to reach the bus stop. Thank you for your patience.
Have you met Mrs. MacDonald? She is a ONE-derful 1st grade teacher! Mrs. MacDonald and her husband, Bill, moved from Gig Harbor, WA, to live closer to our daughter and her family who live in Ellensburg. She previously taught at Mullenix Ridge Elementary School in Port Orchard, WA, for the past six years. When she is not at work, she loves spending time with her 19 month old grandson, Jimmy, playing with her 5 month old springer spaniel puppy, Lucy Lou, and hiking and bicycling with her husband. She also enjoys being creative in her ceramic studio, on her potter's wheel, and trying new glazing techniques with her kiln. Mrs. MacDonald is enjoying getting to know her students, their families and feels very fortunate to be a part of the community.
Thank you to all who helped make our summer program an success! Our Gray Wolves had a blast Under The Big Top!
