Lent to Marysville bus routes can be found under the "Our School" tab. Bus routes by school are posted on the PPS Transportation webpage. 

AM

232MRY

 (8:04am) 92nd/Reedway

 (8:07am) 82nd/Woodstock 

 (8:10am) 8510 SE Steele  

258MRY 

 (8:16am) 71st/Holgate 

 (8:19am) 73rd/Powell 

 (8:20am) 77th/Powell

 (8:21am) 80th/Powell 

 (8:26am) 82nd/Schiller 

273MRY

 (8:07am) 92nd/Schiller 

 (8:07am) Pardee/97th

 (8:11am) 99th/Steele 

 (8:13am) 97th/Ellis 

 (8:15am) Ellis/104th 

 (8:17am) 101st/Yukon 

PM

232MRY 

 (3:08pm) 8510 SE Steele

 (3:11pm) 92nd/Reedway

 (3:14pm) 82nd/Woodstock

242MRY

 (3:10pm) 92nd/Reedway

 (3:10pm) 92nd/Schiller

 (3:13pm) 97th/Pardee

 (3:15pm) 99th/Steele

 (3:16pm) 97th/Ellis

 (3:19pm) 104th/Ellis

 (3:21pm) 101st/Yukon

291MRY

 (3:06pm) 71st/Holgate

 (3:09pm) 73rd/Powell

 (3:11pm) 77th/Powell

 (3:12pm) 80th/Powell

 (3:16pm) 82nd/Schiller

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Harrison Park, which transitioned from a K-8 to a middle school this fall, recently held a school-wide vote for a new mascot. According to Principal Leah Dickey, these first few months as a middle school have been pivotal for students as they navigate the new exciting normal and establish an identity as a school and community. Picking a mascot has been an important part of that journey.

Principal Phu Dao is many things to the students and staff of Roseway Heights Middle School: mentor, role model, champion, friend. Ask anyone who has learned from and worked with him and they will tell you that he has dedicated his entire career to advocating for students, families, and educators. And now he’s being honored for that dedication.

Courageous Conversation, a Washington, D.C.-based non-profit that works with individuals and institutions to address racial disparities through sustained, fruitful dialogue, has named Principal Dao this year’s recipient of the Dr. Charles Hopson Racial Equity Principal Leadership Award. 

Bird watching, Lego robotics, gardening, mindful art, coding, running and walking, the high-stakes world of self-governance. It’s all in a morning’s work for the students of Skyline K-8, where every Wednesday begins with participation in one of the school’s many C.A.S. clubs.

We need our community and PAT’s bargaining team to recognize that we are not unwilling to accept their proposal: we are unable. Even the proposal we have made will require at least $45 million in structural budget cuts over the next three years.

From the school counselor: 

I know today we have come to school with a heavy heart after the traumatic and devastating news from the school shooting in Texas. The school counselor department and student success and health is working on compiling resources for educators and students.

 I do not want to overwhelm but also want to provide a few resources that might be of help throughout the week. If you, students, or families need support please reach out as I am happy to hold space for anyone who might need an outlet. 

Recovering emotionally from disaster

Managing stress

Talking to students about school shootings in the news

• Try and keep routines as normal as possible. Kids gain security from the predictability of routine, including attending school.

• Limit exposure to television and the news.

• Be honest with kids and share with them as much information as they are developmentally able to handle.

• Listen to kids’ fears and concerns.

• Reassure kids that the world is a good place to be, but that there are people who do bad things.

• Parents and adults need to first deal with and assess their own responses to crisis and stress.

• Rebuild and reaffirm attachments and relationships.