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Relationships, Respect, Rigor

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Marysville School News

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  • New Pictures in the Gallery

    2/5/2018
    Click here to see some great pictures from the Talent Show!
     
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  • SMART volunteers needed

    1/30/2018

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    Become a SMART® (Start Making A Reader Today) Volunteer here at Marysville

    We are looking for 10 volunteers to read one-on-one with our kindergarten through third-grade students for an hour on Wednesday or Thursday afternoons. Have fun with books while supporting literacy skills! Visit www.getsmartoregon.org or call 971-634-1603 for more information. 

     

     

    Michelle Gilmore I East Multnomah County Senior Program Manager

    SMART (Start Making A Reader Today)®  I  Inspire a child’s next chapter.

    971.634.1603  I  mgilmore@getsmartoregon.org

    101 SW Market St.  I  Portland, OR  97201

    Links:  Website  I  Facebook  I  Twitter  I  Pinterest  I  LinkedIn  I  Donate  I  Volunteer

     

    SMART is looking for volunteers for the 2017-18 school year.

    Sign up today and help us spread the word!

     

  • Free and Reduced Meals Application

    9/5/2017
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    Dear families,
     
    We want to encourage everyone to fill out an application for free and reduced meals in order to collect data about our school.  If you have any questions about the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) program or about how to sign up for free and reduced meals, we will have a representative from PPS Nutrition Services at our Back to School Night on September 19th from 5-6:30pm.  Additionally, we will open our tech lab during Back to School Night in order to sign up with the computers at school. 
     
    Please click HERE to apply now.
     
    For more information click HERE. 

Mindfulness at Marysville

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  • Yoga in Studio 110

    3/16/2018
    Ms. Bennett's 2nd grade class enjoys the benefits of yoga lead by two 8th grade students.
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  • Mindful Hostings

    1/26/2018
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     Many times throughout the school year, Marysville opens its doors to host different groups of educators in order to show how mindfulness has transformed our school.  The groups who visit join us on a Wellness Wednesday as our teachers present a lesson about one of our monthly mindful practices.  By the end of the day, our visitors walk away with a sense of how mindfulness has helped our students become respectful, compassionate, kind, relaxed and ready to learn.

  • Staff Gratitude Circle

    12/7/2017
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  • Interested in Mindfulness at Marysville?

    9/12/2017
    Visit Sara Fuller's (Marysville's School Counselor) website to see what different practices we are currently doing at Marysville.  Sara has also included different resources and events for parents and students.  Check it out by clicking on this link.

Principal's
Message

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    Lana Penley, Principal

    and part-time free rider (see above picture)

     Greetings Marysville Families!

     

    Welcome to the 2017-2018 school year at Marysville!

    We hope you enjoyed a wonderful summer.   We are excited to be back together and optimistically looking forward to a great year! Our staff is grateful to be back with our students and families. We are always reminded that they are the reason we do what we do.  We love all of our students, from the first moment we meet them.

     

    During the 2017-18 school year, we will continue to build upon and refine our proven foundation of mindfulness, self-regulation and self-care.  Our mantra remains…  

     

    Relationships . . . Respect . . . Rigor!

     

    Community is important at Marysville. We extend a special, yearlong invitation to our families to join us at school activities and events whenever possible.  We want and need your involvement and support in your child’s education.  

     

    Please know that we highly value home/school communication.  It is vital and plays an integral role in each student’s success.  We encourage you to contact us if/when the need arises, and to stay in the know about your child’s studies, assignments, assessments, and school activities, as well as other events and happenings. Be sure to keep the emergency contact information up to date on your student's registration form.  Safety for our students is essential, so K-3 students will be released only to emergency contacts listed on the registration form.

     

    Please visit our website as it contains important resources for our families. We are constantly updating and adding information that will assist parents and students as we progress through this school year. The school day begins at 8:40 AM and ends at 3:00 PM (K-5) and 3:15 PM (6-8) . Please make every effort to have your child arrive on time each and every day of school.

     

    I am honored to again be serving as the principal of Marysville School.  We are unique throughout all the country as the flagship school for practicing mindfulness.   It is truly a privilege to be a part of an intentionally Mindful community focusing on well-being for all!

     

    Sincerely,

     

    Lana Penley

    Principal

     
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District News

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  • Message on April 20 student walkouts

    4/20/2018
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    Dear PPS Community,

    Please know that in collaboration with school administrators, district leadership actively monitored the hundreds of mostly middle and high school students who walked out of our schools today as part of a national demonstration against violence in schools. I am pleased to say that, by all reports, this was a peaceful and respectful event with no serious incidents. While these actions were not district-sponsored activity, I would like to extend my sincere thanks to all who helped keep students safe, starting with the students themselves who remained organized, calm and intentional throughout. Others who helped include Portland police, PPS security, and other PPS staff. Thank you all.

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  • A message from Deputy Superintendent Dr. Yvonne Curtis on 2018-19 staffing levels

    4/17/2018
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    Portland Public Schools is in the process of allocating teaching staff at schools throughout the district. As has been true for many years, we are working within a budget that has been chronically underfunded by the state, and we are doing our utmost to make the most of the resources we have. Understandably, parents, students and PPS staff want to know what will happen at their specific schools. While precise allocations won’t be known until enrollment figures become clear in the fall, we can share what we know at this point, and answer many of the questions we have heard to date.

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  • PPS Pulse, April 17, 2018

    4/17/2018
    In this week's PPS Pulse: Benson’s Curtis Wilson is state HS Principal of the Year; Martin Luther King Jr. School celebrates 50th anniversary of name change

  • Martin Luther King Jr. School celebrates 50th anniversary of name change

    4/16/2018
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    It’s been 50 years since some impassioned students led the movement to rename their school after Martin Luther King, Jr. Last Friday, the community turned out in force to show appreciation, and to honor Dr. King with a huge celebration at the school.

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