Information on Kathy Jenks memorial
Kathy Jenks passed away unexpectedly. We know that she already misses the students, parents, and her teaching colleagues. She loved her profession and being part of the learning community for over 30 years. Kathy’s teaching consistently demonstrated her desire to create a fun environment conducive for all students to perform at or above academic and behavior expectations. She always leaned into students that needed additional support to reach grade level goals. In reflection and memorial, we, on behalf of Kathy, encourage all of you to enjoy school, learning, and your experience at Little Cedars and Snohomish School District.
We would like to invite Little Cedars staff, students and families to attend a memorial service for Kathy. A Catholic mass will be held at St. Michael’s in Snohomish on Friday, January 31. The service will be preceded by a social beginning at 10 a.m. and the ceremony to follow at 11 a.m. Before and after the ceremony there will be an opportunity to write a note to and/or memory of Kathy. The family requests, in lieu of flowers, you consider a donation through the PTA or to Operation School Bell.
Warmly,
The Jenks Family
Please click here to read the published memorial.
Snohomish County Winter Resources
4/5/6 Elementary Highly Capable Program information
Interested Snohomish School District students who will be in the 4th through 6th grade next year are encouraged to apply and learn more about the district’s 4/5/6 Elementary Highly Capable Program. If interested, the below dates and information are important. Students currently enrolled in the 4/5/6 Elementary Highly Capable Program do not need to complete the referral process.
Questions can be directed to Linda Varner at 360-563-7296 or linda.varner@sno.wednet.edu and Julie Francois at 360-563-7258 or julie.francois@sno.wednet.edu.
Building for Our Students’ Future
Capital Bond - February 11, 2020
Snohomish School District is asking voters to consider a $470 million school funding measure in the February 2020 election to rebuild aging elementary schools, reduce the need for portable classrooms and make sure our school buildings continue to be a source of pride for our community. These projects will ensure our students have access to safe, quality school buildings and programs throughout our district, which serves about 9,800 students.
Looking for WatchDOGS
Who are WatchDOGS and how does Watch DOGS work? Watch DOGS are fathers, grandfathers, uncles, and other father-figures who volunteer for at least one day each year at an official Watch DOGS school.Watch DOGS, a K-12 program that invites father-figures to volunteer at least one day all day at their child's/student's school during the school year. Fathers and father-figures sign up to volunteer through a online register link. The program is overseen by a "Top Dog" volunteer who partners with the school administrator to coordinate scheduling and identify opportunities for Watch DOGS to provide assistance at the school. Watch DOG dads and volunteers perform a variety of tasks during their volunteer day (more information available on this when you arrive on your scheduled day).
You must complete a volunteer background check through SafeVisitor before you can volunteer.
A background check will be conducted after you submit your online application. You will then receive an email with your approval status. Volunteer applications are valid for two years from the approval date.
Upon approval, please bring the email and photo ID to the school office.
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