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Cambridge Information Nights
Posted by NICOLE THOMPSON on 12/18/2018
Attention 8th grade Students & Parents:
Are you looking for a rigorous academic program for your student? Is your student academically able
and motivated? Are you looking to help your student prepare for college? An informational meeting regarding the Cambridge Program will be hosted in the library at:• Elk Plain SOC on Wednesday, January 9 beginning at 6:30 PM
• Spanaway Middle School on Thursday, January 10 beginning at 6:30 PM
• Bethel Middle School on Tuesday, January 15 beginning at 6:30 PM
• Frontier Middle School on Wednesday, January 16 beginning at 6:30 PM
• Cougar Mountain Middle School on Thursday, January 17 beginning at 6:30 PM
• Cedarcrest Middle School on Tuesday, January 22 beginning at 6:30 PM
• Liberty Middle School on Thursday, January 24 beginning at 6:30 PM
• Bethel High School on Tuesday, January 29 beginning at 6:30 PMAt these meetings, information about the curricula, student and parent expectations, and transportation
will be provided. Approximately 60 students will be accepted into our fifth Cambridge class.Again, we are very excited about being able to enhance students’ understanding of subject, encourage
independent learning and constructive thinking skills – all of which are highly prized by universities.
To help prepare for the correct number of handouts, please RSVP with student name, and current
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8th Grade High School Trimester Informational Nights
Posted by BETHANY AOKI on 11/26/2018
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COUGAR MOUNTAIN FAMILIES1/14-1/18We have a busy week this week with spirit days and our winter dance, which is on Thursday. If your child is going to be playing girls soccer or boys basketball please make sure all paperwork is completed as well as a current physical turned in to the health office. Winter 2 sports season starts Jan. 22nd.
SPIRIT WEEK: Show your Cougar spirit by participating in our spirit week:
Monday: Dress like nature, nature colors
Tuesday is Adventure Day think Hawaii vacation, tourist, and yes, even fanny packs!
Wednesday is Wild Hair Day ( a definite school favorite ) go for the 80’s look!
Thursday we would like to Welcome You to the JUNGLE!! Time to roar, get your animal print & camo ready!
Friday is Cougar Crazy!!
DANCE ON THURSDAY: Dance tickets are on sale now for this Thursday’s dance. It costs $5 with your ASB card and $8 without. Come dance, watch a movie, play basketball get your picture taken for a dollar each, enjoy concessions, and check out student store! Mrs. Doolittle will not sell you a ticket if you are on the 10 point list or have fines. Don’t forget…. when purchasing your dance ticket you will need to show your ASB card to receive dance price of $5.
Have you lost your ASB Card? Did you know that you can pay $5 to Mrs. Doolittle in ASB and get a new one? Visit ASB before school and during lunch for more details.
REGISTER TO VOTE BY JAN 14th: This is your last day to register for vote before the Feb. 12th election. Voting only takes two minutes. www.sos.wa.gov/elections/register.aspx
TECHNOLOGY FAIR and ART FESTIVAL: Mark your calendars for the annual Technology Fair and Art Festival! The event is scheduled for January 26 at Spanaway Lake High School from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. There will be lots to do and see including a coding creation station, escape rooms, a robotics competition, and incredible art displays from across the district. We hope to see you there!
8th GRADE CAMBRIDGE INFO NIGHT: Thursday, January 17 6:30pm CMMS Library
Attention 8th grade Students & Parents:
Are you looking for a rigorous academic program for your student? Is your student academically able and motivated? Are you looking to help your student prepare for college?
At this meeting, information about the curricula, student and parent expectations, and transportation will be provided. Approximately 60 students will be accepted into our fifth Cambridge class. Again, we are very excited about being able to enhance students’ understanding of subject, encourage independent learning and constructive thinking skills – all of which are highly prized by universities.
To help prepare for the correct number of handouts, please RSVP with student name, and current
school attending at kschultz@bethelsd.org.SCHOOL BOND ON BALLOT FOR FEBRUARY 12th: Our School Board voted unanimously to put another bond before the voters this February. The February bond is very similar to the bond that failed in November. There are a few small changes based on community feedback, but the overall cost is the same. If approved, the bond would build three brand new schools, including a brand new Bethel High School. It would also renovate and expand six of our other schools, including a new wing on Graham-Kapowsin High School. Learn more at www.bethelsd.org/bond
UPCOMING EVENTS:
JANUARY
14 Wrestling Banquet 6-8pm- Cafeteria
15-17 Dance Tickets on Sale
16 Late Arrival
Booster Club Meeting 2:30
17 Dance 2-4pm
Cambridge Informational Night 6:30pm Library
21 NO SCHOOL MLK JR
22 Winter 2 Sports Begin- Girls Soccer, Boys Basketball
26 BSD Art and Tech Fair SLHS 10-3
29 Band Field Trip
31 Band Concert 7pm
FEBRUARY
1 Mid Trimester Progress Reports
If you have any questions or concerns, please email me or call me at 253-683-8000.Bethany AokiPrincipal
