I hope you all had a good week and a restful weekend so far. Can you believe this is the last week of September?! Boy has time flown by. We have been working on building our stamina this week and will begin adding on some more routines this month. 

 

Here is a look at what is coming up:

Don’t forget to show your school spirit every Friday by wearing any Bobcat gear or by wearing blue! 

Don't have a Bobcat shirt? We have select sizes available at the school and a full website for you to order from! Anything ordered will ship directly to the school. Shop here: https://brewcrewprinting.com/sandy-grade 

Interested in hearing what is coming up at Sandy Grade? Join our site council to help plan events, such as Jog-a-thon, Field Day, etc.! Our virtual site council meeting will be 9/24 from 4:30-5:30. If interested, comment below and we will add you to the invite. 

State law addresses the dispensing of any form of medication by school personnel. Medication means any prescription or over-the-counter medication including but not limited to vitamins, food supplements, eye, ear and nose drops, inhalants, medicated ointments or lotions, aspirin, cough drops and antacids. For school personnel to administer any medication, the parent must provide a written request and the student’s physician must give written instructions if prescription (the prescription container on prescribed medication is sufficient). 

All medications must be in the original container, with parent’s special instructions and physician’s instructions. All medications must be given to office staff by an adult for safekeeping. It is unlawful for students to transport medications of any kind. This includes medication such as cough drops, eye drops, nasal sprays, etc.

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The Oregon Trail School District is seeking assistance in locating children with disabilities (birth through age 21) who have not graduated from high school and currently are not attending nor receiving other special services from public schools. Oregon and federal law mandate educational services for children with disabilities. Oregon Trail School District provides educational programs and services for eligible children from kindergarten through high school in the Oregon Trail School District and private school programs that are located in Oregon Trail School District boundaries. Services provided are appropriate to each child's disability. Clackamas Education Service District provides educational services for eligible children from birth to kindergarten. Parents, guardians, or anyone who knows of a child (age five through 21*) with a disability currently not receiving educational services are asked to notify the special education contact person in the child's resident school or contact the District Student Services Department at 503-668-4949. * For children younger than kindergarten, please telephone the CESD at 503-675-4181 or 503-675-4097.

I hope you have a great week, please let me know if you have any questions!

Cassiday Hopkins 

SGS Website: https://sgs.oregontrailschools.com/

SGS Merch Store: https://brewcrewprinting.com/sandy-grade