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✓ Bus Schedules ✓ Meal Programs ✓ Class Supply Lists ✓ Calendar of Events

A families’ guide for BACK TO SCHOOL information.

A special publication of The Sequim Gazette fall 2015

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to the 2015-16 School Year!It is with great anticipation that I welcome you

to this edition of Kids Today! I hope you and your family have enjoyed the summer. As a fi rst year acting superintendent, I am not unlike many of our students, feeling enthusiasm and excitement about the approaching fi rst day of school. On that day, students will begin the process of becoming acquainted with their new teachers, new schedules and new surroundings. With anticipation can come apprehension, and so it is our intent to pro-vide helpful information in this booklet to prepare families for the coming school year.

Our facilities staff have labored all summer, performing maintenance tasks on buildings and grounds. A lot of effort and planning has gone into the advent of All Day Kindergarten, from preparing learning spaces to procuring classroom furniture and instructional materials to hiring teachers.

Please take a few moments to read through the information presented in this booklet. Don’t

hesitate to contact your student’s school offi ce or the dis-trict offi ce with any questions you may have. I am honored to be part of this wonderful community and have every intention to continue building on an already tremendous culture.

Thank you for all you do to help our students!Sincerely,Gary Neal, Superintendent

to this edition of Kids Today! I hope you and your family have enjoyed the summer. As a fi rst year acting superintendent, I am not unlike many of our students, feeling enthusiasm and excitement about the approaching fi rst day of school. On that day, students will begin the process of becoming acquainted with their new teachers, new schedules and new surroundings. With anticipation can come apprehension, and so it is our intent to pro-vide helpful information in this booklet to prepare families for the coming school year.

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Welcome to the Sequim School District Volunteer Program! The district recognizes the valuable contribution made to the total school program through the volunteer assistance of parents and community members. Last year, we had over 900 registered volunteers in our schools.

To volunteer in the Sequim School District, you must fi rst complete the volunteer clearance process. This process must be repeated each school year. The 2015-16 Volunteer Registration Form is now available on the district website at www.sequim.k12.wa.us. Pick up a form at any

school offi ce or at the district offi ce. The beginning of the new school year is an excellent time to fi ll out and turn in your form so you can be ready to volunteer in the schools or chaperone a fi eld trip.

Complete, sign, and return the Volunteer Registration Form with a copy of your current Washington State driver’s license or state ID card to your child’s school or the district offi ce at least two weeks prior to the date you wish to begin volunteering.

If you have questions about volunteering or about the volunteer screening process, please call Volunteer Coordinator Patsene Dashiell at (360)582-3264. Thank you!

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2015-16 School Year!Welcome

The third annual Back to School Fair, offering resources for families with chil-dren from birth to 18 years old, is Saturday, August 29, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Boys & Girls Club at 400 W. Fir St. in Sequim.

Fun activities include face painting, a fun photo booth and more. Free stuff includes hot dogs, cookies, drinks, books, toothbrush-es and toothpaste, and other give-aways. Back packs and school supplies will be available to families in need.

Information will be made avail-able on Sequim schools, riding the school bus and school bus routes, free/reduced price school lunch pro-gram applications, local preschools and other early learning programs, immunizations, Secure ID program, how to obtain a library card, scouting, dental hygiene for kids and more.

Services include haircuts, car seat checks and vision checks for children.Interactive exhibits include a fi re truck, school bus and a police carMajor sponsors for this event include Sequim School District, Boys & Girls

Clubs of the Olympic Peninsula, Parenting Matters Foundation/First Teacher, Sodexo Food Services, First Federal, Castell Insurance, Molina Healthcare, Habitat for Humanity, Costco Wholesale Backpack Program, Jamestown Dental Clinic and Walmart.

For more information about the Back to School Fair, contact Patsene Dashiell, Director of Communications, at mdashiell@sequim.k12.wa.us or (360)582-3264.

2015 Back to School Fair

Each year, the Washington State Fair provides free tickets for educators and students to attend the fair in Puyallup! Tickets will be available after the beginning of the school year. Check with your student’s school of� ce. Fair dates are September 11-27, 2015.

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2015-16 Sequim School District Parent GuideSequim School District website: www.sequim.k12.wa.us

Board of Directors/Current Board members• John Bridge, Director District #3, Term Expires: November 2015• Heather Jeffers, Vice President, Director District #1 Term Expires:

November 2015• Walter Johnson, Director At Large, Term Expires: November 2015• Bev Horan, Board President, Director At Large, Term Expires: November

2017• Michael Howe, Director District #2, Term Expires: November 2017If you have any questions, please visit our website at www.sequim.k12.

wa.us or phone the Administration Of� ce, 582-3260.

Board MeetingsRegular Meetings are held the � rst and third Monday of each month, as

noted in the following calendar pages. Only one meeting is usually scheduled in July. Meetings are normally held in the Board Room, Room #4, in the Performing Arts Building (Old High School Building), beginning at 7:00 p.m. Community members are invited to attend Board meetings in order to be more involved in their school district. All formal action and decision making occurs at public meetings.

At the beginning of each meeting, time is set aside for questions and com-ments from the public. The public is also welcome to speak on agenda items. Agendas are available at the Administration Of� ce and through the Sequim School District website at www.sequim.k12.wa.us, the Thursday prior to the meeting. Copies of the meeting minutes are also available for review on the District website or at the Administration Of� ce.

School Schedules: For the 2015-16 school year, school begins one (1) hour later on Mondays to allow for staff training.

District Administration O� ceSchool Year Schedule: Mon.-Fri. 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Summer Schedule: Mon. - Fri. 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. June 28, 2015 - Aug. 15, 2016

Helen Haller Elementary School, and Middle SchoolGrades K - 12: 8:15 a.m. - 2:45 p.m.Helen Haller Elementary Of� ce Hours: 7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.Preschool: 8:15-10:56 a.m. and 12:13-2:45 pmMiddle School Of� ce Hours: 7:45 a.m. - 3:15 p.m.

High School Of� ce Hours: 7:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. • Alternative School: 8:15 a.m. - 2:45 p.m.

Greywolf Elementary SchoolOf� ce Hours: 7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Grades 1 - 5: 8:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. • Kindergarten: 8:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Olympic Peninsula AcademyParent Partnership Program 8:15 a.m. - 2:45 p.m. (Mon-Th)

District Contact InformationSequim School District No. 323 (360) 582-3260..............Fax 683-6303Administration Of� ce, 503 N. Sequim Avenue, Sequim, WA 98382Superintendent Gary Neal ............................................................... 582-3260 Secretary, Marilyn WalshAsst. Supt. of Teaching & Learning, Ann Renker ............................582-3269

Secretary, Trayce Norman ........................................................582-3268Exec. Director of Technology, Patra Boots .....................................582-3404Exec. Director of Learning Support Services, Shelley Langston Secretary, Polly Willis, Renee Bowen ..........................................582-3400Director of Business Operations, Brian Lewis ................................582-3266Fiscal Specialist, Betsy Zumkeller ...................................................582-3265Director of Food Service, Laurie Campen .......................................582-3432Director of Maintenance and Operations, John McAndie ...............582-3275 Secretary, Kristi Toth ...................................................................582-3276Personnel/Payroll, Sonja Brown .....................................................582-3267Payroll Assistant, Kathy Wright ......................................................582-3247Director of Human Resources, Karen Sande ..................................582-3261Human Resources Specialist, Valorie Knieper ................................582-3418Receptionist/Facilities Coordinator, Caity Karapostoles ..................582-3260Director of Communications/Volunteer Coordinator Patsene Dashiell ...........................................................................582-3264Director of Transportation, Jeff Gossage .........................................582-3274 School Nurse, Sonja Bittner ......................................582-3608 or 477-7728Occupational Therapist

Melinda Reed, Nicole Morley ....................................................582-3427

School PsychologistsCatharine Bento-Foxlee (Ages Birth to Six) ......................................582-3241 David Updike, HS ............................................................................582-3600Monica Walls, MS ..........................................................................582-3500Cheryl McAliley, GW ........................................................................582-3300

Speech-Language PathologistsTerilee Allsop-Howat (Ages Birth to Six, MS & HS)...........................582-3242Jennifer Jurgensen, GW .................................................................582-3300

Amy Young, HHE ............................................................................582-3200Physical Therapists

Cherry Bibler, HHE ...........................................................................582-3200Eric Wade, SHS ...............................................................................582-3600

Greywolf Elementary School ............................... 582-3300171 Carlsborg Rd., Sequim, WA 98382 ......................................Fax 582-9555Principal, Donna Hudson • Secretary, Tricia Stratton

Helen Haller Elementary School ........................582-3200350 W. Fir Street Sequim, WA 98382 ...........................................Fax 681-8543Principal, Russ Lodge • Secretary, Debbie Buchillo

Sequim Middle School .......................................582-3500301 W. Hendrickson Rd. Sequim. WA 98382 ............................. FAX 582-9486Principal, Vince Riccobene • Assistant Principal, Rhonda KrommAttendance Secretary, Sauni Holt ..........................................................582-3503Counselors, Monica Walls and Cathy Shea

Sequim High School .......................................... 582-3600601 N. Sequim Avenue, Sequim, WA 9838 ................................. FAX 681-8688Principal, Shawn Langston Assistant Principal, Mark Willis • Assistant Principal, Randy HillAthletic Director, Dave Ditlefsen ............................................................582-3602Attendance Of� ce, Dennise Kettel .........................................................582-3608Counselors, Colleen Harker, Erin Fox, Melee Vander VeldeCounseling Of� ce .......................................................................... FAX 582-9881

Sequim Options School ..................................... 582-3433Principal, Randy Hill • Secretary, Kayana Harrison

Olympic Peninsula Academy .............................582-3403221 W Fir St, Sequim, WA 98382 ................................................ FAX 582-9229Principal, Randy Hill • Secretary, Terralyn Dokken

Snow and Ice/Emergency Delays or School Closures - If bad weather conditions, unusual building circumstances, or other unforeseen activities occur during the night or day, Sequim School District will list modi� ed schedule and bus route information on the district website http://www.sequim.k12.wa.us by 6:15 a.m. Remember to hit the “Refresh” button on your computer frequently for the most up-do-date information. Information will also be posted on the district’s Facebook site.

In the event of a school closure or 2-hour delayed start, the district’s au-tomated phone system will begin calling households at 6 a.m. A message will also be sent by e-mail. For this purpose, it is important that your student’s school of� ce has up-to-date contact information.

If you are unable to access our website or local radio stations KSQM 91.5 FM and KONP 1450 AM, please telephone the District Of� ce at (360)582-3260. You may also � nd information broadcasted on: AM: KONP 1450, KOMO 1000.

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School Improvement Plans Policy 2005 - Each school in the district completes an individual School Improvement Plan for the current school year. Copies may be obtained from each individual school or on our website at www.sequim.k12.wa.us.

Academic Performance Scores - Student performance scores are available upon request from all school of� ces or may be viewed via a link on the Sequim School District #323 website at www.sequim.k12.wa.us. At the Of� ce of Superintendent of Public Instruction website http://reportcard.ospi.k12.wa.us, you will � nd a report card for each school, demographics, student academic performance, and staff characteristics.

Pet Policy 2029 - Only ADA service animals are allowed on school campus. Any exceptions must be approved by the principal of the appropriate school. No animals will be transported in school vehicles.

Notifi cation of Drug Free Policy to Parent & Student Policy 2121/3241 - You are hereby noti� ed that it is a violation of the policy of the Sequim School District for any student to unlawfully manufacture, distribute, dispense, possess or use on or in the school premises, or at school sponsored or approved activities any narcotic drug, hallucinogenic drug, amphetamine, barbiturate, marijuana, any other controlled substance or alcohol. Procedure 3240P- Student Conduct Expectations and Reasonable Sanctions is distributed to each student at the beginning of each school year outlining school discipline procedures. Please review.

A student who violates the terms of the school district’s drug-free policy will be disciplined in accordance with the provisions of local, state and federal law and board policy. Discipline may include expulsion and referral for prosecution, and the requirement that an appropriate rehabilitationprogram be completed.

Immunizations Policy 3413 - Vaccines required for school attendance 2015-16 school year. Kindergarten-Grade 8, Ages 4-11: Varicella -2 doses given on or after the 1st birthday or health care provider veri� es disease. DTaP/DTP/Tap/Td – 5 doses provided the last dose is given on or after the 4th birthday; Polio – 4 doses if all given before the 4th birthday, or 3 doses provided the last dose is given on or after the 4th birthday; MMR – 2 doses, 1 dose given on or after the 1st birthday and the 2nd dose at least one month later; HEP B - 3 doses.

Grade 6 Age 12: Varicella -2 doses given on or after the 1st birthday. DTaP/DTP/Tap/Td - 5 doses provided the last dose is given on or after the 4th birthday. One additional dose of Tdap is required for students in 6th to 9th grades if student is older than 11 years old. Polio – 4 doses provided the last dose is given on or after the 4th birthday; MMR – 2 doses , 1 dose given on or after the 1st birthday and the 2nd dose at least one month later; HEP B - 3 doses.

Grades 9-12 Ages 15-18: All requirements same as for Grade 6 EXCEPT one dose of Tdap is required for students in 6th-9th grades. Varicella is recom-mended, but not required.

Immunizations are available at low or no cost at the Clallam County Health Department. Call 417-2274 for days and times.

Each year Sequim School District is required by RCW 28A.210.080 to make information available to parents of students grades 6-12 regarding Meningococcal Disease and its vaccine, and the Human Papillomavirus Disease and its virus. Information regarding both of these diseases may be found at the district website www.sequim.k12.wa.us under Health Services and at the following websites:

• Washington State Department of Health Immunization Program: www.doh.wa.gov/communityandEnvironment/schools/immunizations/vaccinere-quirement.aspx

• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Meningococcal vaccine Information: www.cdc.gov/vaccines/vpd-vac/default.htm

• Disease Information: www.cdc.gov/DiseasesConditions/az/A.html• Fact Sheets: http://www.cdc.gov/meningitis/index.htm http://www.

cdc.gov/std/hpv/default.htm• Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Vaccine Education Center http://

www.chop.edu/consumer/jsp/division/generic.jsp?id=75689• Meningococcal Questions & Answers: www.chop.edu/vaccine/images/

vec_mening_tear.pdf• National Meningitis Association Parent & Teacher Awareness Program:

http://www.nmaus.org/programs/parent-teacher-awareness/ If you do not have internet access, please contact the Clallam County Health

Department at (360) 417-2274.

HIV/AIDS Education Policy 2126 - The school nurse coordinates the district HIV/AIDS Education program. Washington State law mandates yearly HIV/AIDS education for grades 5-12. The law also requires the school district to provide parents an opportunity to preview materials to be presented to students at a parent meeting 30 days before classes are taught. Parents who wish to excuse their children from class must attend the parent class and complete an excuse form.

High School Graduation Requirements Policy 2410 - Sequim High School Students currently need to obtain 22 credits accumulated grades 9-12 in order to graduate. Beginning with the Class of 2019, new state minimum graduation requirements were implemented raising the requirement to 24 credits. Each student shall complete an Educational Plan for what they expect to do the year following graduation. In addition, all students are required to pass High School End of Course Exams in English/Language Arts, Math and Biology.

Compulsory Attendance Policy 3121 - Parents of any child eight years of age and under eighteen years of age shall have the responsibility to educate their child (RCW 28A.205). The student may be enrolled in public, private, or approved Home School programs as provided in RCW 28A.225.010.

Illness - When your child returns to school after an illness, a phone call or a note signed by a parent or guardian or must accompany him/her to excuse the child’s absence.

Emergency Contact Information - PLEASE... Notify your child’s school immediately of a change of address, telephone number, employer or emergency number. Students are not allowed to be dismissed to their homes due to illness unless the parent or another adult is present.

Open Enrollment Policy 3130, 3140, 3141 - The Sequim School Board supports open enrollment and complies with State laws and district policy. The district honors requests of a parent or guardian for his or her child to transfer to another school (upon approval) or district. Parents are required to � le a request for release of attendance by completing a district CHOICE form obtained at the district of� ce or on the district website.

Prohibition of Harassment, Intimidation and Bullying Policies 3207/ 6590 - The District is committed to a safe and civil educational environment for all students, employees, volunteers and patrons, free from harassment of all types, and intimidation or bullying. An incident which you feel is harassment, intimidation and/or bullying should be reported to the supervisor or building administrator or the superintendent. A form to report Harassment, Intimidation and Bullying can be found on our website under Policies-Procedures, Prohibition of Harassment, Intimidation, and Bullying.

Sequim School District Prohibits Sexual Harassment. Sexual Harassment is a form of discrimination prohibited by Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Sexual Harassment is any unwanted attention of a sexual nature. Incidents of sexual harassment should be reported to Randy Hill, Title IX Of� cer, Sequim High School, 360-582-3609.

Discipline/Exceptional Misconduct Policy 3241 - The District will use a progressive disciplinary policy, relying on lesser forms of disciplinary action becoming more severe with repeated violations, except for those items which have been identi� ed as exceptional misconduct, which will be subject to more serious disciplinary action due to the seriousness of the offense as de� ned in Policy and Procedure 3241, Corrective Actions or Punishment. All students receive a copy of this publication at the beginning of each school year.

Releasing Student Records/Information/“directory information” Policy 3231 - Certain information is de� ned by the federal Family Rights and Privacy Act as “directory information.” The law states we may disclose “directory information” about your child unless you request, in writing, that such information not be released.

Directory information is de� ned as the student’s name, photograph,

address, telephone number, date and place of birth, dates of attendance, participation in of� cially recognized activities and sports, weight and height of members of athletic teams, diplomas and awards received, and the most recent previous school attended.

In most cases, requests for this type of information come from the news media for pictures to accompany feature stories. We will not release any “directory information” for commercial purposes or for other purposes not required by law or not related to school business.

Occasionally, photographs may be taken of students for use in the news media or in District produced publications. If you do not want your child to appear in a photograph, videotape, � lm or slide, please let your child’s school know in writing.

In accordance with RCW 28A.225.330, we are authorized to forward student records to schools in another district to which a student has transferred or to colleges or educational institutions to which a student is applying.

Medication at School Policy 3416 - Please contact the school nurse regarding dispensing of medication at school.

Under normal circumstances, prescribed medication should be dispensed before and/or after school hours under supervision of the parent or guardian.

If a student must receive prescribed medication during school hours, the medication must be dispensed by an authorized staff member. The parent must complete a medication authorization form obtained from the school nurse. This form must be accompanied by authorization and written directions from

Back-2-School 2-Mile Family Fun Run/Walk

Sequim School District, Sequim Education Foundation, Sequim Boys & Girls Club and Anytime Fitness are partnering to bring the fourth annual Back-2-School 2-Mile Family Fun Run/Walk to Sequim on Saturday, September 12, 2015. This family event for school-aged children and adults is designed to promote healthy lifestyles and celebrate the beginning of the new school year. Proceeds from this event will benefi t Sequim students through Sequim Education Foundation classroom grants.

The race course is on school district property and begins and end in the stadium. Registration begins at 8 a.m. the day of the event, and the race begins at 9 a.m. Parking is available in the Fir Street stadium parking lot. The race route includes fun obstacles such as a Hay Bale Hurdle, Tire Drill, Commando Crawl, Hot Lava Gauntlet, Wolf Tunnel and Homework Hill.

For pre-registration, contact Director of Communications Pat-sene Dashiell at the Sequim School District offi ce (503 N. Sequim Avenue) at (360)582-3264 or mdashiell@sequim.k12.wa.us. There are no entry fees but a suggested donation of $5 per person, with a $25 maximum for families of fi ve or more living in the same residence. Canned food donations for the Sequim Food Bank will also be accepted. Cash or checks are accepted. Checks should be made out to Sequim Education Foundation.

First, second and third place ribbons will be awarded to each age group. Age groups are: Kindergarten through Second Grade; Third through Fifth Grade; Sixth through Eighth Grade; Ninth through Twelfth Grade; Adults (age 18 and older)

Kindergarten through fi fth grade participants must be accom-panied by a parent or guardian.

Sequim Education Foundation is a non-profi t organization. Donations are tax-deductible. SEF sponsors events such as the Student Film Festival, Student Engineering Event, Classroom Grants Program, Student Enrichment Grants and Science Cafes. For more information about SEF, please visit their website at www.sequimeducationfoundation.org.

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a licensed health professional within the scope of his/her prescriptive authority.

Medication must be kept in the nurse’s of� ce in the original prescription bottle as received from the pharmacy and labeled for the individual student. For medications at school, please refer to the District website under Parent Resources tab~Health Services.

Waiver or Reduction of Fees Policy 3520 - Arrangements shall be made for the waiver or reduction of fees for students whose families, by reason of their low income, would have dif� culty paying the full fee for various school activities. The USDA Child Nutrition Program guidelines shall be used to determine quali� cation for waiver of fees. Assistance will be considered by the Sequim School District without regard to race, color, national origin, creed, religion, sex, sexual orientation including gender expression, or disability.

Public Disclosure Policy 4040 - Pursuant to Chapter 42.17 RCW, parents and other members of the public have the right to inspect and copy public records retained by the District, unless the records are exempt from public disclosure under state law.

Notification of Rights under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) Policy 3231 - The family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) affords parents and students over 18 years of age (“eligible students”) certain rights with respect to the student’s education records. They are:

1) The right to inspect and review the student’s educa-tion records within 45 days of the day the School receives a request for access. Parents of eligible students should submit to the School principal [or appropriate school of-� cial] a written request that identi� es the record(s) they wish to inspect. The School of� cial will make arrangements for access and notify the parent or eligible student of the time and place where the records may be inspected.

2) The right to request the amendment of the student’s education records that the parent or eligible student believes are inaccurate or misleading. Parents or eligible students may ask the School to amend a record that they believe is inaccurate or misleading. They should write the School principal [or appropriate of� cial], clearly identifying the part of the record they want changed, and specify why it is inaccurate or misleading. If the School decides not to amend the record as requested by the parent or eligible student, the School will notify the parent or eligible student of the decision and advise them of their right to a hearing regarding the request for amendment. Additional informa-tion regarding the hearing procedures will be provided to the parent or eligible student when noti� ed of the right to a hearing.

3) The right to consent to disclosures of personally identi� able information contained in the student’s educa-tion records, except to the extent that FERPA authorizes disclosure without consent. One exception, which permits disclosure without consent, is disclosure to school of� cials with legitimate educational interests. A school of� cial is a person employed by the School as an administrator, super-visor, instructor, or support staff member (including health or medical staff and law enforcement unit personnel); a person serving on the School Board; a person or company with whom the School has contracted to perform a special task (such as an attorney, auditor, medical consultant, or therapist); or a parent or student serving on an of� cial committee, such as a disciplinary or grievance commit-

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It is important to complete the Free/Reduced Price Meal Ap-plication if there is a chance that your student(s) may qualify. The income guidelines change yearly and are set at the federal level, not at the district level. New applications are required to be completed every year for your student(s) to remain eligible for this program. Only one application per family is required. Applications are avail-able online in Skyward Family Access, which requires families to login. It is strongly recommended that the application be submitted through that format. Contact your school’s building secretary if as-sistance is needed using the electronic application. For the fi rst 30 meal operating days of the new school year, your student(s) will be at the same status that they were in June of the previous year. It is very important that the new applications are returned to the school in a timely manner for your student(s) to continue receiving free or reduced priced meals. Once your new, completed application is received, you will be notifi ed by the school district if you continue to qualify for the program. After 30 meal service days (October 14 for the 2015-16 school year) have passed and there is no new ap-plication on fi le for your student, he or she will be removed from the program and your family will be expected to pay full price for their meals. Parents are responsible for the student’s account until approved for the program.

A computer is available to families for submitting the online application in the technology department offi ce. Paper applications are also available at your student’s school offi ce. For more informa-tion, call the district offi ce at (360)582-3260.

Free/Reduced Lunch Program

Food Service

The Sequim School District recognizes the School Food Service Program as an integral part of the school day. Sequim Schools offer an approved lunch and breakfast program. This program provides for nutritious, balanced hot meals daily at all levels. The meals are nutritionally balanced with lunch meeting one-third the recom-mended daily nutrition requirement.

Free and reduced-price meals are available to students whose families meet certain federal income requirements. Check with your local school for income guidelines and application forms. Informa-tion on the application form is confi dential and will only be used to determine eligibility for school district food service programs. Breakfast and lunch prices are as follows:

Student Meal Breakfast Lunch Grades K-5 $1.30 $2.25Grades 6-8 $1.40 $2.45Grades 9-12 $1.50 $2.50

Adult Meal $2.25 $3.50

Student Meal - Reduced Priced Meals Breakfast Lunch Grades K-3 Lunch All Others 0.00 0.00 $.40 Milk 0.00 0.00 $.50

tee, or assisting another school of� cial in performing his or her tasks. A school of� cial has a legitimate educational interest if the of� cial needs to review an education record in order to ful� ll his or her professional responsibility. Upon request, the School may disclose education records without consent to of� cials of another school district in which a student seeks or intends to enroll. [NOTE: FERPA requires a school district to make a reasonable attempt to notify the parent or eligible student of the records request unless it states in its annual noti� cation that it intends to forward records on request.]

4) The right to � le a complaint with the U.S. Department of Education concerning alleged failures by the School to comply with the requirements of FERPA. The name and address of the Of� ce that administers FERPA are: Family Policy Compliance Of� ce; U.S. Department of Education; 400 Maryland Avenue, SW; Washington, DC 20202-4605.

Notifi cation Regarding Asbestos Re-Inspection in Sequim School District - The District complies with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act (AHERA). Compliance results and information are on � le in the Maintenance and Operations office. Feel free to contact the Maintenance and Facilities Department at 582-3275.

Display and Availability of Public Information for Non-School-Sponsored Activities Policy 4060 - The district desires to be of assistance in making information of educational or recreational nature available to students and parents. As a result, the board authorizes the staff to display and make available such materials from nonpro� t at a designated area in each school. Approval is given by the building’s principal if the material is perceived as appropriate for families, and the service or event would be of interest to families.

All materials shall include the following disclaimer placed on the announce-ment in 10 pt. font: “The distribution of this material is provided as a community service and the district does not sponsor this event and assumes no respon-sibility for it. In consideration of the privilege to distribute materials, the entity requesting distribution agrees to indemnify and hold the Sequim School District harmless from any cause of action � led in any court of administrative tribunal arising out of the distribution of these materials including costs, attorneys’ fees and judgments or awards.”

The distribution of materials is provided as a community service. Please note that the Sequim School District does not sponsor, endorse or guarantee the organization or activity in the materials distributed. Parents and guardians must review the information and decide if it is appropriate for their family.

Gun Free Zone/Dangerous Weapons Policy 4210 - It is a violation of district policy and state law for any person to carry a � rearm or dangerous weapon on school premises, school-provided transportation, or areas of other facilities being used exclusively for school activities. “Gun-Free Zone” signs are posted in all school facilities, and all violations of this policy and RCW 9.41.280 are reported annually to the Superintendent of Public Instruction.

Complaints and Grievances Concerning Sta� and Programs Policy 4220 - The board desires that the district be informed of the criticisms and complaints that parents, guardians, or community members may have regarding its staff, programs, and operations. At the same time, the board has con� dence in its staff and programs and shall act to protect them from unwarranted criticism or disruptive interference. Concerns received by the board or a board member are referred to the superintendent for investigation and action. Forms to begin the process may be obtained at school building of� ces.

No Tobacco Policy 4251 - Smoking or any other use of tobacco products or nicotine delivery devices shall be prohibited on school district property. This shall include all district buildings, grounds, and district-owned vehicles.

Budget Policy 6000 - Each year in August, the Sequim School District Board of Directors adopts a budget detailing how the district will spend its monies for the next � scal year. Before the budget is adopted, a public hearing is held. Visit the District website at www.sequim.k12.wa.us for a current copy of the budget.

Pesticide Policy 6895 - The district complies with the requirements of law regarding pesticide noti� cation, posting and record keeping. Parents, please notify the District in writing if you would like to be noti� ed of any District pesticide use at your child’s school building.

Transportation Services - Transportation is provided for students who reside more than one mile from school and for all students grades K-5 under one mile. One bus run will be operated in the AM and one in the PM with a

mid-day Kindergarten run. Schedules will be posted on the district website, at the schools, and printed in the local newspaper in advance of school beginning. The � rst week schedules and bus stops may be adjusted slightly as bus routes are � ne-tuned with respect to times and students rider numbers.

General Guidelines - If your student rides a school bus, parents are asked to review general bus rules with their students. Those rules and regulations are distributed the � rst week of school by your bus driver and need to be signed are returned to the driver.

Children Walking to School - Parents plan a Safe Route to School with your child. Caution them to choose intersections for crossing that are regulated by stop-and-go signals, traf� c signs, or intersections that are designated with school crossing signs with good visibility in good directions.

Sequim School District reserves the right to change bus routes and times as needed. Students in grades K-12 ride on buses together. Please check your student’s bus route and pick-up time listed.

First day of school: The Transportation Department strongly encourages all students who intend to ride the bus do so on the morning of the � rst day of school (September 1, 2015). This will enable parents, students and bus drivers to become familiar with the bus stop routine. Students who plan to ride the bus need to be at their stop � ve minutes ahead of pick-up time. Times and pick-up points listed below are approximations until exact enrollment and passenger loads are � xed. Students need to be at bus stop 5-7 minutes before posted time. Please remember, if a bus passes waiting students, it may not be their bus.

For the � rst day, new students will be picked up at all stops along routes, except for Hwy 101 East and West routes. The following are routes, not necessarily bus stops. Students will be advised after two or three days where the permanent bus stop will be. Every effort will be made to space stops approximately one-half mile apart, thus requiring a quarter-mile walk along routes. Exceptions will be made only on a case-by case basis due to special circumstances such as student safety or handicapping conditions.

Safety reminder for Hwy 101 West & East students: All students living on Hwy 101 West or East must catch the bus at their designated stop. Do not cross the highway to catch the bus at a later time.

Reminder for A.M. Greywolf Elementary students: Greywolf Elementary students are transferred to a shuttle bus in the Fir Street stadium parking lot.

Kindergarten bus runs: Kindergarten bus routes will be available at elementary schools on/after Sept. 25th or parents may call Transportation Of� ce. Morning Kinder-garten students will ride their regular route bus to school, and the mid-day Kindergarten bus home. Afternoon Kindergarten students will ride the mid-day Kindergarten bus to school and their regular route bus home. There will be mid-day Kindergarten bus runs. Bus drivers will not drop Kindergarten students at stops unless a parent or other designated adult is there to meet the child. If there is no adult at the stop, the child will be brought back to the school.

Parents, for younger elementary students on regular bus runs, please have someone at the stop to meet the students, particularly on Hwy 101 East and West.

All other students will ride the same route bus in the A.M. and the P.M. unless otherwise noted. Students who wish to get off at a stop other than their own, or who wish to ride a bus other than their own must have an of� cial bus pass issued by the school of� ce. Hand-written notes from parents will not be accepted.

If you have questions, please contact Jeff Gossage, Director of Transportation, at (360)582-3274 or (360)582-3273.

STADIUM BUS PARKING ORDER1. Mr. Magoo, 2. Coyote, 3. Bambi, 4. Pink Panther, 5. Motor Goat, 6. Jiminy

Cricket, 7. Turtle, 8. Huckleberry Hound , 9. Lion, 10. Bear, 11. Elk, 12. Bullwinkle, 13. Woodstock, 14. Road Runner, 15. Thumper, 16. Brown Rabbit, 17. Minnie Mouse, 18. Pluto, 19. Eagle

GREYWOLF BUS PARKING ORDER1. Coyote, 2. Bambi, 3. Pink Panther, 3. Motor Goat, 4. Jiminy Cricket, 5. Turtle, 6.

Huckleberry Hound, 7. Lion, 8. Bear, 9. Elk, 10. Bullwinkle, 11. Mr. Magoo

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TransportationBUS ROUTES AND STOP TIMES

Please note: Route times are approxi-mate. Some routes are run in different orders in the p.m., therefore times for the p.m. stops may not appear to be in order. If you have questions please call the transportation of� ce at (360)582-3274.

BAMBI BUS A.M. P.M.HWY 101 WEST, BLUE MTN, S. SIDE OF HWY 101261856 HWY 101 6:55 N/A HWY 101 & MCONNELL CR 6:59 3:19256665 HWY 101 7:01 3:22REBEL LN & BLUE MTN RD 7:03 3:25CONNOR & BLUE MTN RD 7:06 3:26GELLOR & BLUE MTN RD 7:09 3:29MTN SPRINGS & GELLOR 7:09 3:30247 GELLOR 7:10 3:30457 GELLOR 7:11 3:31867 GELLOR 7:12 3:32949 GELLOR 7:13 3:32MCCRORIE RD & GELLOR 7:14 3:332711 BLUE MTN 7:18 3:27EMERY RD 7:20 3:26257448 HWY 101 7:28 3:47234 S. BARR RD 7:29 3:50CLIFF ROBINSON TRANSIT STOP 7:31 3:53PIERSON RD TRANSIT STOP 7:33 3:54KIRK & PARRISH 7:36 3:58615 PARRISH 7:37 4:00

BEAR BUS A.M. P.M.W. SILBERHORN, RIVERSIDE, SECOR, RIVER RD500 RIVER RD 7:05 3:183002 RIVER RD 7:10 3:46KINKADE & RIVER RD 7:10 3:46ALICE PARK LANE 7:15 3:38131 W. SILVERHORN 7:16 3:36ASLAN 7:17 3:33RONDALE 7:18 3:34HEADGATE 7:20 3:35 W. SILBERHORN/RIVERSIDE 7:22 3:3172 RIVERSIDE 7:23 3:30240 RIVERSIDE 7:24 3:29SECOR/RIVERSIDE 7:25 3:29KANE RD 7:26 3:28WALLACE LANE 7:27 3:27232 SECOR RD 7:28 3:26192 SECOR RD 7:28 3:26AVELLANA RD 7:29 3:24LORRAINE DRIVE 7:29 3:23802 RIVER RD 7:30 3:23872 RIVER RD 7:31 3:23370 RIVER RD 7:32 N/ANARROW WAY 7:32 3:17FERNDALE & SPORSEEN N/A 3:501710 S. 7TH AVE N/A 3:53

BROWN RABBIT A.M. P.M.E. SEQUIM BAY, W. SEQUIM BAY, PORT WILLIAMS2145 E. SEQUIM BAY RD 7:05 3:33HERON HILL RD 7:07 3:34BURLING RD 7:08 3:36PANORAMA BLVD 7:09 3:373085 E. SEQUIM BAY RD 7:10 3:351783 E. SEQUIM BAY RD 7:11 3:33ASHTON WAY 7:12 3:32494 E. SEQUIM BAY RD 7:13 3:29227 E. SEQUIM BAY RD 7:16 3:282243 W. SEQUIM BAY RD 7:20 3:18MARINER’S VIEW RD 7:22 3:17FORREST RD 7:24 3:171810 W. SEQUIM BAY RD 7:25 3:161632 W. SEQUIM BAY RD 7:26 3:16BAYRIDGE PL 7:26 3:15INDEPENDENCE DR 7:27 N/AKEELER N/A 3:14BELL BOTTOM RD 7:28 3:13W. SEQUIM BAY & W. ELK LOOP 7:29 3:11451 ELK LOOP 7:30 3:121270 ELK LOOP 7:31 3:12453 WASHINGTON HARBOR LOOP 7:31 3:11SCHMUCK RD & WASH HARBOR 7:32 3:101281 SCHMUCK RD 7:32 3:10HOLLAND RD 7:33 3:07JOHN SCOTT RD 7:35 3:05621 PORT WILLIAMS RD 7:36 3:04983 N. SEQUIM AVE 7:38 N/A

BULLWINKLE A.M. P.M.SPATH, MARTHA LANE, N. BARR, HUESLEIN RD, W. SIDE OF CARLSBORGSPENCER & BOYCE 7:05 3:15

80 SPENCER 7:06 3:16153 SPENCER 7:07 3:17SPENCER & JOSLIN 7:08 3:18262 JOSLIN 7:09 3:19530 JOSLIN 7:09 3:19W. RUNNION & MCLO 7:10 3:20STREIT N/A 3:23MCCAWLEY 7:11 3:27502 SPATH 7:12 3:29HONEYMOON 7:14 3:30CAMELOT/LAZY LANE 7:15 3:31MARTHA LANE 7:16 3:32KITCHEN DICK & RACCOON 7:17 3:32262 KITCHEN DICK 7:17 3:33LOAFER LANE 7:20 3:35HARMONY 7:22 3:36ABBOTT & N. BARR 7:24 3:37664 N. BARR 7:24 3:38812 N. BARR 7:25 3:38LEISURE LANE 7:26 3:39FRANSON/HOWE 7:27 3:40364 HEUSLEIN 7:29 3:43BREEZEWAY 7:30 3:45141 HEUHSLEIN 7:33 3:463220 OLD OLYMPIC HWY 7:35 3:506151 OLD OLYMPIC HWY 7:37 3:511451 CARLSBORG 7:39 3:531353 CARLSBORG 7:40 3:53SAVANNAH 7:41 3:54721 CARLSBORG 7:42 3:54CARSLBORG & WINTERHAWK 7:43 3:55CARLSBORG & BOLSTER 7:44 3:55

COYOTE A.M. P.M.KITCHEN DICK N. OF WOODCOCK, MAINS-FARM, E. & W. ANDERSON, CAYS2133 KITCHEN DICK 7:04 3:172201 KITCHEN DICK 7:05 3:17GALAXY VIEW 7:06 3:182435 KITCHEN DICK 7:06 3:19BON JON VIEW 7:07 3:19KLAHANIE 7:07 3:20BUCKHORN 7:08 3:21GREYWOLF 7:08 3:22VOICE OF AMERICA 7:09 3:23NESBIT 7:11 3:25HOLGERSON 7:12 3:26CAYS & AMBER LANE 7:13 3:31CAYS & NELSON 7:15 3:31NELSON & OLYMPIC VIEW 7:15 3:31MAINS & CLINE 7:16 3:32BAYVIEW 7:17 3:33JAMES 7:18 3:33ANDERSON & CAYS 7:19 3:36PETERSON 7:21 3:41270 ANDERSON 7:22 3:42THORNTON 7:22 3:42CLARK RD 7:23 3:431492 MARINE DRIVE 7:24 3:45371 MOUNTAIN VIEW 7:25 3:45PENINSULA 7:26 3:46MOUNTAIN VIEW & ANDERSON 7:26 3:461351 E. ANDERSON 7:27 3:471331 E. ANDERSON 7:27 3:47THREE FIRS 7:28 3:50EVENING STAR 7:30 3:5236 LAMAR 7:33 3:53HOGBACK 7:34 3:54FAT CAT LANE 7:35 3:55801 CAYS 7:35 3:56451 CAYS 7:36 3:56

EAGLE A.M. P.M.E. WOODCOCK, SERPENTINE, JAMESTOWN, RESERVOIR, S. 3RD AVE706 BROWN ROAD 7:08 3:00JESSLYN LANE N/A 3:011323 SEQUIM DUNGENESS WAY N/A 3:01IOKA N/A 3:02BLAKELY 7:13 3:03MANY FEATHERS 7:14 3:04LOOP ROAD 7:15 3:05210 SERPENTINE 7:15 3:05E. COON 7:16 3:06W. COON 7:16 3:06JAMESTOWN 7:18 3:08JAKE HALL ROAD 7:20 3:10157 JAMESTOWN 7:22 3:13SEQUIM VIEW CEMETERY 7:25 3:14CHOICE LOOP 7:27 3:15983 N. SEQUIM AVE 7:29 3:16DEYTONA N/A 3:17134 W. PRAIRIE N/A 3:20921 S. 3RD AVE 7:35 3:231045 S. 3RD AVE 7:36 3:25NORMAN 7:37 3:26

EUNICE 7:38 3:27311 RESERVOIR 7:39 3:281710 S. 7TH 7:40 3:294302 HAPPY VALLEY ROAD 7:41 3:30STEPHENS ROAD 7:42 3:31

ELK A.M. P.M.E. SIDE OF CARLSBORG, MACLEAY, WOOD-COCK, FASOLA181 SMITHFIELD 7:18 N/ABENNETT PLACE 7:19 3:18JENNIFER COURT 7:20 N/AGABBY’S JAVA N/A 3:191130 CARLSBORG 7:22 N/ACHILDERS LANE 7:22 3:22BIBITY BOBITY DAY CARE 7:23 3:231262 CARLSBORG 7:24 3:241700 CARLSBORG 7:25 3:256632 OLD OLYMPIC HWY 7:26 3:266716 OLD OLYMPIC HWY 7:27 3:25384 MACLEAY RD 7:27 3:26374 WHEELER RD 7:29 3:28RIDGE WAY & RIDGE PLACE 7:32 3:32LAVENDER MEADOWS 7:34 3:32VISTA VIEW 7:36 3:33KOEPPE 7:36 3:34TERRITORY 7:39 3:38MARINAS WAY 7:40 3:393322 WOODCOCK 7:41 3:40643 FASOLA 7:42 3:41567 FASOLA 7:42 3:42379 FASOLA 7:43 3:42344 FASOLA 7:43 3:42157 FASOLA 7:43 3:43131 FASOLA 7:44 3:43

HUCKELBERRY HOUND A.M. P.M.DRYKE ROAD, SOLMAR, PINNELL, VAUTIERINDIRECT TURN LANE HWY 101(JUST BEFORE DRYKE ROAD) 7:10 3:11WOODRIDGE & DRYKE 7:12 3:15537 DRYKE 7:12 3:15562 DRYKE 7:13 3:16665 DRYKE 7:15 3:17112 S. SOLMAR 7:15 3:18S. SOLMAR & MADERA 7:16 3:1990 MADERA DR 7:17 3:20MADERA & MADERA 7:17 3:21 MADERA & EL CAMINO 7:18 3:22390 EL CAMINO 7:19 3:23312 EL CAMINO 7:20 3:24270 EL CAMINO 7:20 3:25 230 EL CAMINO 7:21 3:26120 EL CAMINO 7:22 3:29281 N. SOLMAR 7:23 3:30322 N. SOLMAR 7:23 3:31N. SOLMAR & MCDONALD 7:24 3:34551 PINNELL 7:24 3:35PINNELL & MISTY GLEN 7:25 3:37SHELLY LANE & VAUTIER 7:26 3:38282 VAUTIER 7:28 3:39

JIMINEY CRICKET A.M. P.M.GUPSTER, MILL, E. RUNNION, HEATH, OLD OLYMPIC, HOUSE, ELIZABETHIDLEWOOD 7:13 3:15GULLS LANE 7:13 3:16MY WAY 7:14 3:16491 MILL RD 7:15 3:17321 E. RUNNION 7:16 3:17403 E. RUNNION 7:17 3:18E. RUNNION & KLAHN COUNTRY 7:18 3:19SAWMILL RD 7:18 3:20FERGY LANE 7:19 3:21WINDY WAY 7:20 3:22SOLAR LANE 7:21 3:23MILKY WAY 7:21 3:24DONAPER 7:22 3:267022 OLD OLYMPIC HWY 7:23 3:277831 OLD OLYMPIC HWY 7:26 3:29OLD OLYMPIC HWY & MCCOMB RD 7:27 3:30BRAZIL RD 7:29 3:31500 MCCOMB 7:30 3:32ROBBINS RD 7:32 3:35MANTLE 7:34 3:36110 HOUSE ROAD 7:35 3:37COTTONWOOD & HOUSE 7:36 3:38COTTONWOOD & EAGLE 7:37 3:39KAREN COURT 7:38 3:4011 ELIZABETH 7:39 3:42

LION A.M. P.M.W. WASHINGTON, E. SILBERHORN, 7TH AVE, PRIEST, HENDRICKSON302 PINE 7:11 N/A365 PINE N/A 3:38406 PINE N/A 3:375TH & HEMLOCK 7:12 3:36SUMMERBREEZE LANE 7:13 3:357TH & PRAIRIE 7:14 3:25

HONEYCOMB & BRACKETT 7:15 3:26HONEYCOMB & SPRUCE 7:15 3:26W. SPRUCE & PALO VERDE LOOP 7:16 3:27W. SPRUCE & PRIEST 7:16 3:28422 PRIEST RD 7:17 3:28540 PRIEST RD 7:18 3:29670 PRIEST RD 7:19 3:29ROWLAND DRIVE 7:21 3:30CHESTNUT LANE 7:22 3:30APPLEGATE LANE 7:23 3:30SILBER LANE 7:28 3:20 SUMMERSET/JUANITA CT 7:29 3:20VALLEYVIEW 7:29 3:21FALCON 7:30 3:22PETAL 7:31 3:237TH & DAISY 7:32 3:247TH & MCCURDY 7:33 3:247TH & MAPLE 7:34 3:25

MINNIE MOUSE A.M. P.M.DIAMOND POINT, CHICKEN COOP ROADFARNSWORTH 6:56 3:27173 RHODODENDRON 6:59 3:30222 RHODODENDRON 7:00 3:31TIMBER 7:01 3:32CONIFER 7:02 3:33161 LUPINE 7:06 3:35321 LUPINE 7:07 3:35370 LUPINE 7:07 3:35410 LUPINE 7:08 3:36NORTH & DIAMOND POINT 7:08 3:373762 DIAMOND POINT 7:10 3:3822 INDUSTRIAL PARKWAY 7:10 3:38SALAL 7:11 3:39101 SALAL 7:12 3:4071 MADRONA 7:15 3:4193 MADRONA 7:15 3:41460 MADRONA 7:16 3:42510 MADRONA 7:16 3:42SHERWOOD 7:17 3:4482 HEMLOCK 7:18 3:4591 HEMLOCK 7:19 3:45273 FLEMING 7:22 3:4611 FLEMING 7:24 3:48CRITTER COUNTRY RD 7:25 3:49LAVERNE RD 7:29 3:23RAPTOR WAY 7:31 3:21CRAIG 7:32 3:201793 CHICKEN COOP 7:32 3:17CHICKEN COOP HOLLOW 7:33 3:16HOWARD HEIGHTS 7:38 3:1382 CHICKEN COOP 7:40 3:12

MOTORGOAT A.M. P.M.HOOKER, OLSON, LOST MOUNTAIN, FISH HATCHERY, TAYLOR CUTOFFMARIPOSA & HOOKER 6:52 3:59ROUPE RD & HOOKER 6:53 3:591002 HOOKER RD 6:54 3:58HUMBLE HILL 6:55 3:57TOAD RD 6:56 3:561740 HOOKER RD 6:56 3:55PIKE PLACE 6:57 3:54LOST MEADOW LN 7:06 3:45LOST MOUNTAIN LN 7:07 3:443293 LOST MOUNTAIN 7:09 3:433894 LOST MOUNTAIN 7:11 3:42LOSTWOOD LANE 7:13 3:414113 LOST MOUNTAIN 7:15 3:40LOST MTN & TAYLOR CUTOFF 7:23 N/A1263 FISH HATCHERY 7:26 3:291171 FISH HATCHERY 7:27 3:30MAY RD 7:29 3:312522 TAYLOR CUTOFF 7:30 3:292322 TAYLOR CUTOFF 7:31 3:282110 TAYLOR CUTOFF 7:32 3:27MAPLE LEAF 7:32 3:261430 TAYLOR CUTOFF 7:34 3:26STELLAR RIDGE 7:35 3:25TRAXINGER 7:36 3:24243 TAYLOR CUTOFF 7:37 3:23176 TAYLOR CUTOFF 7:38 3:2291 TAYLOR CUTOFF 7:40 3:21COUNTRY ACRES DAYCARE 7:43 3:19TRANSIT STOP BY PARKWOOD N/A 3:18

MAGOO A.M. P.M.MCCURDY ST, PINE ST, SUNNYSIDE, CARING HANDS, ELK CREEK7TH & MCCURDY N/A 3:05261863 HWY 101 N/A 3:10525 MCCURDY 7:18 N/A MAIZE CT 7:20 N/A192 W. PRAIRIE 7:23 N/A 152 W. PRAIRIE 7:25 N/ABOYS & GIRLS CLUB N/A 3:20300 S. SUNNYSIDE 7:26 3:20702 E. CEDAR N/A 3:22W. SEQUIM BAY & N. RHODEFER 7:30 3:25ELK CREEK APTS 7:32 3:301411 E. WASHINGTON 7:34 N/A

81 PINEHURST LOOP 7:39 N/ASIMDARS & BROWNFIELD 7:42 N/ABROWNFIELD & SEQUIM AVE N/A 3:35911 S. 3RD AVE N/A 3:40

PINK PANTHER A.M. P.M.OLD OLYMPIC, GEHRKE, FINN HALL, KEND-ALL, HENDRICKSON5893 OLD OLYMPIC HWY 7:01 3:11COUNTRY LANE 7:02 3:12CEDAR BEND 7:03 3:13CAMERON RD 7:05 3:153343 OLD OLYMPIC HWY 7:06 3:163175 OLD OLYMPIC HWY 7:07 3:17AGNEW STORE 7:08 3:182001 OLD OLYMPIC HWY 7:09 3:19LEPRECHAUN LANE 7:10 3:20GEHRKE & FINN HALL 7:12 3:23143 FINN HALL 7:13 3:25 624 FINN HALL 7:14 3:26FINN HALL & MATSON 7:15 3:271413 FINN HALL 7:16 3:28MONTERRA 7:16 3:29GUNN & FINN HALL 7:17 3:30FINN HALL & VOGT 7:20 3:32GUNN & ALPINE RD 7:23 3:3332 GUNN RD 7:25 3:353856 OLD OLYMPIC HWY 7:26 3:363912 OLD OLYMPIC HWY 7:30 3:37CREEKSIDE 7:31 N/ARITTER RD 7:32 3:38DOROTHY HUNT 7:33 N/AKENDALL & STONE 7:34 3:43983 KENDALL 7:35 3:44280 WRIGHT RD 7:36 3:45WRIGHT LANE 7:37 3:46HENDRICKSON & OAK 7:38 3:47723 W. HENDRICKSON 7:39 3:49651 GARRY OAK 7:40 3:50

PLUTO A.M. P.M.HWY 101 EAST, GARDINER BEACH, OLD BLYN HWYLOUELLA RD 7:00 3:05101 SOPHUS RD 7:01 N/AWOODS RD 7:02 3:06TRIBAL CENTER TRANSIT STOP N/A 3:06DEERHAWK DR 7:04 3:08SPOTTED OWL 7:06 3:10273482 HWY 101 7:08 3:12GUILES RD 7:10 3:14274312 HWY 101 7:11 3:15GARDINER BEACH & HAWKS PRAIRIE 7:15 3:19GARDINER BEACH & RONDELAY 7:16 3:21GARDINER BEACH RD 7:17 3:2480 OLD GARDINER 7:18 3:261325 OLD GARDINER 7:21 3:28374 OLD GARDINER 7:22 3:29KNAPP RD 7:23 N/APIERCE RD 7:24 3:33THOMPSON RD 7:25 3:392111 OLD BLYN HWY 7:26 3:401950 OLD BLYN HWY 7:27 3:411790 OLD BLYN HWY 7:28 3:421033 OLD BLYN HWY 7:31 3:42HWY 101 & SCHOOLHOUSE PT LN 7:34 3:45SEQUIM BAY STATE PARK 7:35 N/ASIMDARS RD & HWY 101 ON RAMP N/A 3:01SIMDARS & WASHINGTON N/A 3:001411 WASHINGTON ST N/A 2:591450 WASHINGTON ST 7:38 N/AHAMMOND ST & STILL RD 7:40 2:58801 E. HAMMOND 7:42 2:57BROWN & ALDER 7:44 2:55

ROAD RUNNER A.M. P.MHOUSE, EVANS, WOODCOCK, TOWNE, 3 CRABS, SEQUIM DUNGENESS950 S. 5TH AVE N/A 2:5610 ELIZABETH LN N/A 3:01COTTONWOOD & HOUSE N/A 3:04WAYNE DR N/A 3:08840 N. SEQUIM AVENUE 7:03 N/ACOVINGTON RD 7:05 3:10491 EVANS 7:06 3:08GRIFFITH FARM 7:08 3:125175 WOODCOCK 7:10 3:144465 WOODCOCK 7:12 3:15KIRNER RD 7:13 3:164003 WOODCOCK 7:14 3:16MADRONA 7:16 3:19HENKE RD 7:17 3:202804 TOWNE RD 7:20 3:364870 SEQUIM DUNGENESS WAY 7:22 3:37730 THREE CRABS RD /GOLDEN SANDS 7:25 3:28PRIMROSE 7:30 3:32

EBERLE 7:31 3:33BRIGADOON 7:32 3:343544 SEQUIM DUNGENESS WAY 7:33 3:35TAYLOR RANCH RD 7:34 3:36CROWNVIEW 7:40 3:40MARINERS 7:41 3:41

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What an exciting time for the students and families served by the Sequim School District! As September and the beginning of another school year draws near, we can anticipate an increased investment in student learning thanks to the fact that we now have All Day Kindergarten programs in both our elementary schools. Research clearly demonstrates that children in All Day Kindergarten programs experience numerous intellectual and social-

emotional benefits, including greater gains in math and reading skills. More information about the strong impact of an increased Kindergarten day is available at the National Education Association site http://www.nea.org/home/11541.htm .

Another benefit found in a longer day at the beginning of the K-12 journey is the time to connect students with activities and ideas to stimulate the formation of plans for “what they want to be when they grow up”. In modern school parlance, this translates to building bridges to the five options that students can access after high school: entering the work force, joining a military unit, seeking out technical training, attending a two year college, or entering a four year college/university. Our staff at the other end of the educational provision sequence is also working to build partnerships that help increase college and career readiness for our high schoolers. Sequim High School English De-partment Chair Jon Eekhoff sent me some exciting information which elevates the relationship between good grades in high school English classes and college opportunities.

He writes, “Representatives from Sequim High School (SHS) and Peninsula College (PC) spent several days this summer working

together to create a new path for students to qualify for placement in English courses at PC. In the past, students were placed by the Compass test. While the test provided a quick snapshot of a student’s abilities in a limited area, both SHS and PC felt these results were not always a reliable source for placement. Starting this year, students attending SHS and transitioning to PC will be able to use their grades from English classes to qualify for placement in English 101 at the college. These agreements apply to both SHS graduates and to students wanting to move to PC for Running Start. In order to qualify a student must have a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.5 at SHS. Students taking AP Literature or AP Language/Composition can qualify for placement in English 101 by scoring a C+ or better in both semesters. Students in Honors 10th Grade English must score a B or better in both semesters to qualify. Juniors in English 11 can qualify by scoring an A- or better in both semesters.”

Another wonderful feature of this district is the expansive view of community members and organizations when it comes to College and Career Readiness. At a recent meeting with members of the Sequim Education Foundation, I was pleased to discover the group’s commit-ment to providing resources for teachers to “think and act globally”. These resources can expand K-12 classroom opportunities to include practices and skills now highly valued in the work world and on col-lege campuses, such as increased use of technology and an emphasis on teaching world languages when children’s brains are most receptive.

But lest we forget a foundational obligation of public education, we need to close gaps in achievement and access to opportunity, including entry points to both the workforce and higher education. I am grateful to the community partners who expand the learning day for students, and help us close the mesh on our safety net for students and families needing wraparound support. Notable in this regard is our campus neighbor, the Boys and Girls Club, which assists us in preparing stu-dents to overcome obstacles and create a plan for success on whatever

All Day Kindergarten is the First Step in College and Career Readinesspath they choose. We have recently submitted a proposal to the county to ensure that we can provide substance abuse and mental health services for students, including proactive education that will minimize reliance on alcohol or drugs to relieve stress or cope with problems.

Keeping our eyes on the prize, College and Career Readiness, means we need to collaborate to discover and develop K-12 strategies to make education meaningful in this increasingly complex world.

Sequim Middle School Supply ListSixth Grade• 1” clear view white binder for science• Two 1 ½” clear view white binders for math and language arts • Three sets of 5‐tab dividers for science, language arts and history • Wide‐lined paper• Dozen #2 pencils per semester (or mechanical pencils & lead filler)• Handheld pencil sharpener • One box colored pencils • Kleenex Seventh Grade• Three 1” clear view white binder for science, math and language arts• One set 5 tab dividers for science• ¼” graph paper for math• 50‐80 page single subject spiral notebook for history• Set of 8 colored pencils for history• Wide‐lined loose leaf notebook paper for language arts• 200 page spiral notebook for language arts• Two highlighters, different colors for language arts•#2 pencils and pencil cap erasers• Flash drive (suggested item)

Eighth Grade• Two 1” clear view white 3-ring binders for science and language arts • Two sets of 5-tab dividers for science and language arts • Spiral notebook for history • Ruler, compass, protractor and scientific calculator

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 2015 • 9 KIDS TODAY FALL 2015

Technology — Did You Know?

Helen Haller Elementary Supply ListKINDERGARTEN• Backpack – no wheels• Crayola crayons, 24 or less no other brand please• 3-5 glue sticks• 1 box Kleenex or 1 container of Clorox wipes (optional)

FIRST GRADE • 1 wide-rule 70 page spiral notebook • Crayons – box of 24• 4 large glue sticks• 1” binder with picture pocket on front• Pink pearl eraser• Small zipper backpack to hold Cougar folder• School box 8”x5”• 2 dozen sharpened Ticonderoga pencils• 1 Primary composition book

SECOND GRADE • 2 erasers• 4 glue sticks• 3 wide-ruled Spiral Notebooks (1 blue, 1 green, 1 yellow)• 1 big box of tissues• 1 pair of scissors• 1 box of 24 Crayons• 1 wide ruled black/white composition book

THIRD GRADE• 1 small pencil pouch• 3 pkgs notebook paper 100 sheets/wide ruled• 1 box Kleenex

• 1 white Hi-polymer eraser• Markers – box of 8Additional items for Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Ellefson & Mrs. Luengen’s Class:• Crayons – box of 24• Water colors – eight colorsAdditional item for Mrs. Riggs class:• Hand sanitizer

FOURTH GRADE• 1 pkg notebook paper, wide ruled• 1 pair of scissors• 1 yellow highlighter only• 2 composition booksAdditional items for Mrs. Caron and Mrs. Caron:• 1 pocket folder• 1 pencil boxPlease NO:• Markers or crayons• Mechanical pencils• Small sharpeners• Sharpies

FIFTH GRADE• 1 spiral notebooks• 1 composition notebook• 8 colored pencils• 200 sheets (or more) ruled notebook paper – wide or college rule• 2 ball point pens• 1 pencil box or pouchAdditional items for Mrs. Suryan, Mrs. Oden and Ms. Kite• 1 one-inch clear-view 3-ring white binderAdditional items for Mrs. Suryan:• USB drive

Greywolf Elementary Supply ListKindergarten: Teachers Sullivan, Mishko, Gray, Cardarelle

ALL CLASSES NEED standard-sized back pack (no wheels),standard pencil box, box of 24 crayons, disinfecting wipes.

1st Grade: Teachers: Koenig, Green, Brasher,Ogilvie

ALL CLASSES NEED back pack,glue sticks, 16 crayons, washable markers, disinfecting wipes.

2nd Grade: Teachers Stevens, Campbell, Rich, Knudson

ALL CLASSES NEED back-pack,1 box crayons,1 wide-ruled black composition book, 1-pkg glue sticks, 8 markers, pink pearl eraser,disinfecting wipes.

(Mrs. Campbell only - a pencil box)

3rd GradeALL CLASSES NEED

backpack,glue sticks, pink pearl eraser, TWO handheld pencil sharp-eners. optional-disinfecting wipes

Individual teachers request the following:

BURKE/ S. GREEN: 2 com-position notebooks, 2 Folders w/ pockets, 2 Yellow Highlighters

RENO/LOPEZ: 1 spiral note-book, 1” 3-ring binder, 1 binder pencil pouch

4th Grade: Teachers Little, Stewart, Hernandez

ALL CLASSES NEED Back-pack, pencil box, {8} markers, 4 glue sticks, 2 spiral notebooks, folder with pockets, 3-prong folder. Optional-disinfecting wipes

5th GradeALL CLASSES NEED Back

pack, 2-handheld pencil sharpen-ers, Sharpie, optional- disinfecting wipes.

Individual teachers request the following:

WITHROW: 2” or 3” 3-ring binder with dividers, 2 spiral note-books, Crayons

MAYNOCK/IVERSEN: 5 subject spiral notebook with dividers, 1” 3-ring binder

OPEN HOUSE - Monday, August 31st • 4:00-6:00 pmCome meet your teacher and drop off your school supplies

FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL- Tuesday, September 1stWe look forward to seeing you then!

SUMMER WORK – Did you know?While students and staff have been out enjoying the summer district

technology staff have been very busy preparing for next year by updat-ing and upgrading our existing desktop technology and infrastructure. All staff and student machines received a “RAM refresh” with addi-tional RAM being installed to insure all machines in the district will have the capacity to run the new release of Windows 10 in the future. Our internal infrastructure was upgraded with one Gigabyte switches throughout the district and improved internal wiring. Additionally, the new classrooms in the portables at Helen Haller, and the Kindergarten classes throughout the district have all been set up to provide access to technology for students.

WIRELESS ACCESS AVAILABLE – Did you know?Students and staff have the capacity to access our district’s high

speed wireless with their school district credentials and any wireless device using their district login. This is a secure connection that provides the same CIPA compliant internet filtering processes that are employed throughout the school district network.

NEW PROGRAMS AND RESOURCES –Did you know?Secondary students (grades 6-12) will be using Office 365 and

its many resources this fall with an individual school e-mail account provided for all students who have a signed internet use agreement. Additionally students will have access to OneDrive (1 terra byte of online storage) and Office Web Apps to support their learning. This will include such tools as Word, Excel and PowerPoint Online and others. The link to logging in is on our district webpage (www.sequim.k12.wa.us) in the upper right hand corner (the envelope).

All students and staff in the district have access to “Atomic Learn-ing” online training both at school and at home. Using their student login credentials students can search over 60,000 video tutorials to help them learn about such topics as effective online learning, internet safety, avoiding plagiarism as well as 250 commonly-used software applications. Including those specific to Office 365. Just go to our district webpage (www.sequim.k12.wa.us) and click the secure link on the left hand side of the page under Site Shortcuts.

SKYWARD FAMILY & STUDENT ACCESS – Did you know?Family Access is a web-based application that provides parents

with access to student attendance, grades, assignments, lunch account information, and more. If you know your login information or you current email information on file you can click the Skyward link on our district website (www.sequim.k12.wa.us) in the upper right hand corner and either login or request login information by clicking on the “Forgot your Login/Password?” link. If you cannot recover your password and login information, it will not be released over the phone or by e-mail for security reasons. You will be required to present yourself at a school

office with ID to receive this information. RevTrak and the ability to make online lunch account deposits

continue this year. Debit/credit cards are accepted for lunch account payments. Secondary students will receive student access logins and passwords at school.

THE VISION - Did you know?The Sequim School District Technology Committee identified

and presented to the school board in the spring of 2014 a ”Vision for Technology” that included five components: 1) Dynamic Accessible Robust Infrastructure, 2) Ongoing Professional Development, 3) Strong Network and Learning Support Team, 4) Student Learning Focus, 5) Sustainable. Much of the focus of our upcoming school year will be to continue to develop strategies and identify resources to implement the components of this vision.

REGISTER ON THE “SCHOOLWIRES” DISTRICT WEB SITE – Did you know?

You can find ongoing, up-to-date information about our school district on our district webpage. See interesting articles about what’s happening in our schools, a calendar of events, and review school board information. Schoolwires.com provides the District’s webpage with a feature-rich content management system designed especially for schools. Coming this fall our district webpage will be updated to a more responsive mobile-friendly interface. We ask that parents and interested citizens “register” online at www.sequim.k12.wa.us to be eligible for available interactive services such as E-alerts and other specific “role” features. The District website also features direct links to Family Access.

by Patra Boots, Executive Director of Technology

Sequim High School 2015- 2016 Fees

Annual (Aug. - Dec.) ..........................................................$55.00A.S.B. Card ........................................................................$50.00P.E. Uniform Set (T-shirt & shorts) ....................................$20.00 ...................................... Tee-shirt $13.00, Shorts $7.00P.E. Sweats Set (Hoodie & Pants) .....................................$30.00 ........................................ Hoodie $18.00, Pants $15.00Parking Permits (when available) ........................................$5.00Band Cleaning Fee ............................................................$25.00Band Freshman Shirts ....................................................... $45.00Pay to Participate (Sports only) .....................................$75.00 Per student per sport $150.00 Max per Student • $225.00 Max per family (High School & Middle School)All fees are subject to change without notice.

Important DatesAug. 24 GWE office opens 10 a.m. – 2 p.m., School board workshop @ 6 p.m. in the board roomAug. 24 SHS Band Camp @ 9 a.m. – 12 noon in the band room (8:30 a.m. for new students)Aug. 25 SHS Band Camp @ 9 a.m. – 12 noon in the band roomAug. 26 OPA office re-opens, State Supt. Randy Dorn speaks @ 8:30 a.m. in the auditoriumAug. 27 All Staff breakfast/benefits fair @ 7 – 8:25 a.m. in the SHS cafeteria, all staff photo @ 8:30 a.m., Kick-off meeting @ 8:30 – 10 a.m. in the auditoriumAug. 28 SMS WEB 6th grade orientation @ 8:30 a.m. – 12 noonAug. 29 Back to School fair at Sequim Boys & Girls Club from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.Aug. 31 SHS orientation for 9th graders @ 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. in gym, GWE & HHE Open House 4 – 6 p.m.Sept. 1 First day of school for grades 1 – 12, GWE & HHE Kindergarten conf. Sept. 2 GWE & HHE Kindergarten conf., OPA Otter Day, SMS Band instrument rental 3:30 – 7 p.m.Sept. 3 GWE & HHE Kindergarten conf. Sept. 4 First day of school for GWE & HHE KindergartenSept. 7 Labor Day (no school, district office closed)Sept. 8 School board meeting @ 6 p.m. in the board roomSept. 9 SHS Class of 2019 Commitment to Graduation @ 6 p.m. Aud.Sept. 11 SHS football against Coupeville in stadium, pep dance followsSept. 12 Back-2-School Family Fun Run/Walk @ 9 a.m. in stadium (registration begins @ 8 a.m.)Sept. 15 SMS Honor Roll Breakfast A- K @ 8:30 a.m. in CaféSept. 16 SMS Honor Roll Breakfast L-Z @ 8:30 a.m. in CafeSept. 19 SHS band at Husky Band Day, SMS football jamboree at Stevens MSSept. 21 School board meeting @ 6 p.m. in board room, SHS Senior Parent Night @ 6:30 p.m. in CaféSept. 23 SHS College FairSept. 25 Dungeness River Festival Education Day (GWE & HHE third, fourth & fifth graders)Sept. 28 SHS Open House @ 6 – 8 p.m. begin in CafeSept. 29 SMS Back to School Night @ 6:30 p.m., Public Forum on School Construction Bond @ 6 p.m. at SHS, Room P-1

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Sequim School District No. 323 2015-2016 CalendarCLASSES BEGIN: Sept. 1, 2015CLASSES END: June 15, 2016

HOLIDAY AND VACATION DATESLABOR DAY - Sept. 7

VETERANS DAY (observed) - Nov. 11THANKSGIVING - Nov. 26 & 27

WINTER VACATION - Dec. 21 – Jan. 1NEW YEARS DAY - Jan. 1

MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. DAY - Jan. 18PRESIDENT’S DAY - Feb. 15

SPRING VACATION - Apr. 4 - Apr. 8MEMORIAL DAY (observed) - May 30

MS & HS GRADING PERIODS (Q) 1st Quarter Ends - Nov. 4 (45 days)

2nd Quarter Ends - Jan. 22 (43 days)3rd Quarter Ends - Mar. 31 (46 days)4th Quarter Ends - June 15 (46 days)

ELEMENTARY GRADING PERIODS (T) 1st Trimester Ends - Dec. 1 (61 days)

2nd Trimester Ends - Mar. 10 (58 days)3rd Trimester Ends - June 15 (61 days)

Sequim High School Graduation: June 10, 2016

Conference Days for Elem/MS (ER) Oct. 27, 28, 29, 30

Conference Days for HS (ER): Oct. 29, 30Conference Days for MS (ER): Apr. 21, 22

Q - QUARTER ENDS • S - START OF SCHOOL V- VACATION • ER - EARLY RELEASE

NS - NO SCHOOLT - TRIMESTER ENDS • H - HOLIDAY

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An adult’s � ash of impatience behind the wheel or a child’s pan-icked sprint to catch up with a departing school bus can turn a sin-gle moment into a terrible night-mare. This fall, as the children get back to school it’s important that drivers and children remember that getting to school and home safely is everybody’s business.

If your children take the bus, make sure they know these � ve simple rules: arrive at your school bus stop � ve minutes before its sched-uled stop; wait for the bus a safe distance away from the side of the street; stay back from the bus until it comes to a complete stop; if it’s dark, wear retro-re� ective material and stay visible to drivers; and if you miss your bus or if it never arrives, go straight back home.

For those who walk or ride a bicycle to school, help them choose the saf-est and most direct route. If there are no sidewalks,

make sure they know to walk fac-ing tra� c or ride their bicycle with the tra� c. Teach them to cross streets only at crosswalks and to always check for cars to the le� � rst, then right, then le� again.

In the car, respect school bus traf-� c laws, which means coming to a full stop, from both directions, until the bus’s red lights stop � ash-ing. If you’re preparing to make a right turn, be aware of bicyclists approaching from behind you on that side. Keep an eye out for chil-dren crossing the street, especially during hours when the school day starts and ends. Slow down in school zones, and be watchful for children running to catch the school bus.

Help kids get to school and home safely

Drive slowly in school zones; kids can dart out

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