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Olympic summer 2017 information

Last day office is open: June 30, 2017

Summer programs:
• Summer school at Mint Valley, 2745 38th Ave, July 10-July 28, 8:30am-12:30pm
• Longview Parks and Rec summer classes, call 360-442-5400 for more information

Meals for Longview kids:

  • Northlake Elem, 2210 Olympia Way
    Monday – Friday, June 26 – August 18 (no meals July 3-7)
    Breakfast 8:30 – 8:45am, Lunch 12:00 – 12:15pm
  • Kessler Elem, 1902 Kessler Blvd
    Monday – Friday, June 26 – August 18 (no meals July 3-7)
    Breakfast 8:30 – 8:45am, Lunch 12:00 – 12:15pm
  • CVG Elem, 2644 30th Ave
    Monday – Friday, July 10 – July 28
    Breakfast 8:30 – 8:45am, Lunch 12:00 – 12:15pm
  • Mint Valley Elem, 2745 38th Ave
    Monday – Friday, July 10 – July 28
    Breakfast 8:30 – 8:45am Lunch 12:00 – 12:15pm
  • Monticello Middle School, 1225 28th Ave
    Monday – Friday, July 10 – July 28
    Lunch 12:00 – 12:15pm
  • Archie Anderson Park, Between 21st and 22nd Ave
    Monday – Friday, July 10 – Aug 18
    Lunch 12:00 – 12:30pm, Snack 3:00 – 3:15pm
  • Longview Teen Center, 2121 Kessler Blvd
    Monday – Friday, July 10 – Aug 18
    Snack 3:00 – 3:30

Office opens in fall: August 25, 2017

First day of school: August 30, 2017

2017-06-27T01:18:43+00:00 June 27th, 2017|

Olympic Champions June 16, 2017

OLYMPIC CHAMPIONS    Date:  June 16, 2017

ACADEMICS:

Reading:  Aleah Sparks;

Math:  Elijah Hill (great effort); Izaiah Hill; Caroline Egerdal; Ryder Worel;

Writing:  Raymond Pugh;

CITIZENSHIP:

Showing Respect:  Diannia Lowery;  Izaiah Hill; Aleah Sparks;

Kindness:  Izaiah Hill

Positive Classroom Participation/Helper:  Allison Valdovinos-Velasquez

2017-06-16T21:31:26+00:00 June 16th, 2017|

Olympic Champions 6-9-17

OLYMPIC CHAMPIONS    Date:  June 9th, 2017

ACADEMICS:

Reading: Honey Norbury;  Nathaniel Nation (improvement);

Math:  Hudson Good Mazzucchi (improvement);

Great Effort:  Liam Nesbit (testing perseverance); Shaleigh Church (testing perseverance); Daniel Miller; Alianna Roggow;  Maria Gonzalez Vazquez (working so hard on all her tests and being a joy!);

CITIZENSHIP:

Showing Respect: Kamryn Martin

Being Responsible: Gavin Owens;

Good Behavior: Oliver Newman; CJ Randall (taking control of his emotions and making things right);

2017-06-09T17:24:26+00:00 June 9th, 2017|

Olympic Champions 5-11-17

OLYMPIC CHAMPIONS    Date:  May 11, 2017

ACADEMICS:

Math:  Jian Le (perseverance during MAP math testing); Jacob Kennedy (perseverance during MAP math testing); Hailey Conrad (perseverance during MAP math testing); Wyatt Schultz; Sebastian Roth;  Kyra Romo;

Writing:  Madison Ruffe (being a great story author); Joyce Scott (having a great voice and writing entertaining stories); Hudson Mazzuchi;

Great Effort:  TJ Terrell (did a fantastic job during “Sidewalk Scoot”); Joshua Rogers (using a thesaurus and finding and using superlative adjectives)

CITIZENSHIP:

Showing Respect: Jalysa Fredricks (entering the classroom quietly); Santiago Chazez Hernandez

Being Responsible: Gabby Lopez-Thomas  (walking home ); Zayden Kelley (excellent improvement in behavior);

2017-06-02T20:01:54+00:00 June 2nd, 2017|

Olympic Champions 6-2-17

OLYMPIC CHAMPIONS    Date: 6-2-17

ACADEMICS:

Math: Ayden Daggy (MAP testing checking work)

Social Studies: Liliana Martinez; Pingting Huang; Jazmine Losolla; Abbi Elkinton;

Great Effort:  Kevin Lowe

CITIZENSHIP:

Being Safe: Sylis Montoya;

Positive Classroom Influence:  Liliana Martinez (polite, friendly, hard- working);  Pingting Huang (polite, friendly, hard- working); Jazmine Losolla (polite, friendly, hard- working); Abbit Elkinton (polite, friendly, hard- working);

2017-06-02T18:50:44+00:00 June 2nd, 2017|

Kindergartners to Start Smart for school success

The 2017-2018 school year begins on Wednesday, August 30 but the district’s incoming kindergartners will Start Smart by transitioning gradually to their school experience.

Kindergarten start up scheduleKindergarten students will not be attending school August 30-September 1, 2017. Instead, individual “get to know me” meetings will be scheduled with students, families, and teachers. Kindergarten families will be contacted by their elementary school to schedule their appointment on one of these three days. At this meeting, students will meet their teacher and see their classroom.

The following week, September 5-8, kindergartners will be attending half days, either morning or afternoon, in small groups. This will support students as they get to know their teacher and peers, and learn daily routines. Northlake and Columbia Heights kindergartners who ride the school bus will be transported to and from school on these half days.  Columbia Valley Gardens, Mint Valley, and Robert Gray students who ride the school bus will be transported one way only.  Morning kindergartners will ride to school on the bus and families will pick-up at mid-day. Families will drop afternoon kindergartners off at mid-day and students will ride the school bus home.  Kessler, Olympic, and St. Helens are not served by buses, and families will ensure their student gets to and from school.

Kindergartners will attend school full days beginning September 11.

2017-05-31T15:25:45+00:00 May 31st, 2017|

Share your thoughts on the building plan

Here’s another chance to share your thoughts about your school district!Join the conversation

Through Tuesday, June 6, community members are being asked to provide comments on the district’s plan to replace three elementary schools, provide safety improvements in the district and determine plans for housing the special education preschool currently at Broadway with HeadStart classes.

It’s easy to participate in the process–called “Thoughtexchange: Join the conversation.” Just sign up to receive a personal invitation to share your thoughts on the building plan and to ask any questions. Participation can be day or night–whatever is convenient for people’s busy schedules.

Following the comment period, everyone has a chance to see comments and prioritize those that are most meaningful. At the end of June, the community will be able to discover the predominate thoughts obtained in the process.

This is the second community engagement process this school year. To discover what priorities rose to the top this winter, click here.

2017-06-02T12:35:41+00:00 May 26th, 2017|

Olympic Champions 5-19-17

OLYMPIC CHAMPIONS    Date: 5-19-17

ACADEMICS:

Reading: Maliyah Brown; Colton Stone; Krystal Fitch (letter recognition);

Math:  Samantha Toney; Jian Le;

Writing:  Caroline Egerdal;

Great Effort:  Shaleigh Church;  Anthony Disbrow; Morgan Landers;  Hailey Luna (Huge MAPS Testing Improvement in literature and information!); Jasmin Reyes-Zepeda; Andrea Ramirez Chavez (Huge MAPS Testing Improvement in Literature and ELA!); Anthony Daggy (Big improvement in MAPS Literature testing):

CITIZENSHIP:

Being Responsible: Bybi Chavez-Gaytan;

Cooperation: Lealanie Allen;

Kindness: Bybi Chavez-Gaytan;

Positive Classroom Participation/Helper:  Liam Nesbit; Camdyn Crigger (caring for his environment); Treasure Swanson-Velasquez;  Krystopher Richmond (great behavior);

2017-05-22T18:42:58+00:00 May 22nd, 2017|

District seeking community advisors

Longview Public Schools is currently seeking applicants interested in serving on three advisory committees.  The committees help provide essential community input to the district and help ensure that the schools reflect the public’s wishes.

Committee members must be residents of the Longview School District and have an interest in long-term improvement efforts for our schools.

To find our more about the Facilities Advisory Committee, the Instructional Materials Committee, and the Strategic Plan Review Committee, please visit Advisory Committees.

To apply, you may:

Applications are due by June 15, 2017.

2017-06-21T13:31:39+00:00 May 22nd, 2017|

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