• Please no U-Turns

• Please park the correct direction

Kindergarten: Bus Riders and after-school care (Champions) will be walked to Bus Dismissal area or picked up by Champions Staff. For students not riding a bus or attending afterschool care a parent or individual verified by student registration will pick up their student(s) from their classroom teacher after the bell rings at 2:15pm. We politely ask families to wait until after 2:15pm to pick up their students from the classrooms.

1^st-2^nd Grade: Bus riders and afterschool care will be released from their classrooms to the bus pick up area (under the covered area on our blacktop) or to Champions (in the cafeteria) after the bell rings. Students are expected to go straight to these designated areas after the bell rings and check in with staff. For students not riding a bus or attending afterschool care a parent or individual verified by student registration will pick up their student from their classroom teacher after the bell rings at 2:15pm. We politely ask families to wait until after 2:15pm to pick up their students from the classrooms.

3-5^th Grade: Bus riders and afterschool care will be released from their classrooms to the bus pick up area (under the covered area on our blacktop) or to Champions (in the cafeteria) after the bell rings. Students are expected to go straight to these designated areas after the bell rings and check in with staff. All students not riding a bus or attending afterschool care will be released after the bell rings at 2:15pm. Parents may pick their child up from the classroom or ask their child to meet them in a specific spot (other than playground due to bus dismissal) for pick up. Both the teacher and parent should know where the student is expected to be picked up at. If the teacher does not know where the designated pick up location is the student will remain in the classroom with the teacher until this information is communicated. Any individual picking up a student must be verified as having permission to do so by the parent via the student registration form.

Additional note: All students riding a bus or attending after school care will receive a tag for their backpack and a colored carabineer. The color of the carabineer corresponds to the bus they will be riding or to the afterschool care program (Champions) they will be attending.

Please do not hesitate to reach out to the school office if you have any questions, or concerns. Thank you for helping us continue to make Capitol Hill a great place to grow!

Vision: The vision of Capitol Hill Elementary is to provide an inclusive community for students, families and staff where everyone is safe supported and respected. Together we will foster a love for life-long learning. 

Mission: Our collective mission at Capital Hill is to foster a growth mindset that supports both academic and social-emotional growth. Through rigorous instruction and building meaningful relationships we will instill confidence in our students to take risks and overcome challenges. 

Kindergarten Supply List

          4 large glue sticks (purple, if possible) 

1 box 24 count Crayola crayons 

1 box 24 count colored pencils

2 boxes Crayola markers, wide tip 

1 box Crayola markers, fine tip

1 box Paper Mate felt tip pens, black

2 Pink Pearl erasers

2 large dry erase markers 

1 wide rule composition book (plain/black and white cover) 

2 plastic folders (plain/solid color) 

1 bottle Elmer’s glue (white) 

1 white 1 inch three-ring binder with plastic cover insert 

2 container baby wipes 

1 packages disinfecting wipes 

1 box facial tissues 

1 backpack, labeled with name 

1 Ziploc bag labeled with name with spare pants, underwear, socks, and shirt 

1 pair of headphones in Ziploc bag, labeled with name 

All supplies and materials will be shared communally among all kindergarten classes (except individual items like backpacks, extra clothes, headphones), so please only get plain/solid colored items whenever it is specified.

 First Grade 2019-20

Community Supplies - please do NOT mark the supplies with your child’s name.

4 large Elmer's glue sticks

12 YELLOW or recycled wood Ticonderoga sharpened #2 pencils

2 boxes 10 count Crayola Markers (1 box classic, 1 box fine line)

1 box 24 count Crayola crayons

1 black fine point Sharpie marker

2 two-pocket folders (plain solid colors - no designs);     1 red 1 blue

1 pack Watercolor paper 9"x 12"

1 package unscented wet wipes REFILL packs for cleaning desks

1 box tissues

Personal Supplies:

1 pair of headphones, labeled with name

1 leak and shatter proof (not glass) water bottle, labeled with name

Wish List – donate (new or used in good condition)

it would be much appreciated:

• extra two-pocket folders (plain solid colors – no black, no designs),
• Alcohol Free Foaming Hand Sanitizer
• Extra headphones
• Headphone splitters for iPads
• Homemade playdough
• Colored sharpies

Extra headphones

• Headphone splitters for iPads
• Homemade playdough
• Colored sharpies

2nd Grade

 1 box 24 count colored pencils

 2 large glue sticks

 2 black sharpies (not fine)

 48 Ticonderoga #2 pencils

 1 box 24 count crayons

 1 box Crayola markers (thick)

 1 watercolor set (16)

 1 single subject wide rule spiral notebook

 2 composition notebooks (black and white)

 3 plastic (not paper) pocket folders- blue, green, purple

 1 9”x12” watercolor pad

 1 box tissue

 1 box of gallon Ziploc bags

1 set of Headphones (please label and put in zip lock bags)

 1 container of disinfecting wipes/we prefer Seventh Generation /less chemicals!

 3^rd grade supply list

48 pre-sharpened pencils

1 package wide ruled, loose leaf notebook paper

1 ream white copy paper

1 Mead composition notebook

1   1” 3-ring binder

1 Elmer’s glue stick

1 pink pearl eraser

1 plastic pocket folder

2 box (12 count) Crayola markers

2 black fine-tipped sharpie markers

3 box baby wipes or Clorox wipes

2 box Kleenex

1 three ring zipper pencil pouch for inside 3 ring binder

4^th/5^th Blend

2 dz. Ticonderoga

Pencil Sharpener with lid

Glue sticks – 2 large

Ruler

Colored pencils

1 ream wide ruled notebook paper

Scissors

2 or more boxes of tissue

1 container of wet wipes

2 highlighters (different colors)

The Portland Public Schools Board of Education voted unanimously to extend PPS Superintendent Guadalupe Guerrero's current contract by another two years during its Tuesday, June 25 meeting. Since he will be entering the third year of his original contract, the Board has committed to a total of five years through June 2022 with Guerrero at the helm. The approval came after board members offered a comprehensively positive review of his performance.

A public hearing will be held by the Tax Supervising and Conservation Commission on the budget approved by the Budget Committee for Portland Public School District 1J, Multnomah County, Oregon for the fiscal year July 1, 2019 through June 30, 2020. The hearing will be held in the Board Auditorium at the Blanchard Education Service Center (BESC), 501 North Dixon Street, Portland, Oregon, on the 25th day of June at 3 p.m.

Dear Colleagues,