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Parents - 8th Grade End of Year Information...more info


Stardust Dessert Theatre
is our Chinook "talent show." And we also provide light desserts, coffee and juice while the audience enjoys the show (which will last about an hour, maybe a bit more). Friday's show begins at 7:30 PM and Saturday's matinee is at 1:00 PM in the cafeteria. The cost is $8.00 per person. We initially said that no tickets would be sold at the door, but since sales are slow and we already have the desserts, etc. we will sell whatever tickets are remaining at the door both days. We just want to make sure students are accompanied by an adult. We have some phenomenal talent, including an amazing ballroom dance couple that has been dancing together for several years - there will be something for everyone.


Important Dates
May 29th (7 pm) Chinook Talent Show
May 30th (1 pm) Chinook Talent Show
June 3rd (7:30 pm) Band Concert
June 4th (7 pm) Choir Concert
June 10th (7 pm) Orchestra Concert
June 11th (7:30 am) Volunteer Thank You Breakfast
June 12th (6:30 pm) 8th Grade Party
June 24th (12:45 pm) 8th Grade Ceremony



A Note from the School Nurse
When to Keep Your Child at Home (revised 05/12/09)
How can we limit the spread of H1N1 virus (swine flu)? The most important thing is to keep sick people away from healthy people. So if your child is sick, you must keep your child home. Staying home when sick stops the spread of the flu and helps the sick person get well. Check your child every morning before sending him or her to school or child care:

If your child has both:
  • Fever* (100o F or 37. 7oC)
  • AND sore throat or cough.
Then you must:
Keep your child home from school or child care for 7 days or until symptoms are gone for 24 hours, whichever is longer. Your child might have the flu. Other symptoms can include runny nose, body aches, vomiting, and diarrhea.

But if your child only has:
  • Fever* alone, OR
  • vomiting or diarrhea, OR
  • sore throat or new cough with no fever
Then you must:
Keep your child home from school or child care until symptoms are gone for 24 hours. When should a child go to the doctor? Call your health care provider if your child is ill enough that you would normally see a health care provider. Use the same judgment you would use during a normal flu season. If you would not usually see a health care provider for the symptoms your child has now, you do not need to see a health care provider. If you need medical care and don't have a medical provider or health insurance, call the Community Health Access Program at 800-756-5437. You will not be asked to provide proof of your immigration status.
For more information and on-going updates:
Fact sheet: "H1N1 virus (swine flu) facts for families of school-age children," www.kingcounty.gov/health/H1N1. Public Health Flu Hotline for recorded information about H1N1 flu in English and Spanish,1-877-903-KING (5464), 24 hours/day. TTY: 711 · Public Health - Seattle and King County.


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GUARANTEED COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS
The College Bound Scholarship Program will provide college tuition, fees and books... more info


BSF News
Bellevue Schools Foundation Spring for Schools Luncheon Thursday, June 4th
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Bellevue Boys Summer Lacrosse
Bellevue Wolverine's Top Left Boys Lacrosse Camp Registration - Now OPEN!
This camp is specifically geared toward fundamental individual... more info


2009 Bellevue Girls Summer Hoop Camp
The Bellevue Girls Basketball Program is hosting its annual Bellevue Girls Hoop Camp again... more info


2009 Bellevue Boys Wolverine Basketball - 2 Summer Camps Directed by Chris O'Connor, Bellevue High School Boys Basketball Head Coach...more info


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