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Conference Schedule – Horario de Conferencias
We invite all student’s parents or guardians to attend Spring Conferences. Please see the above attached schedule.
Invitamos a todos los padres o tutores de los estudiantes a asistir a las conferencias de primavera. Por favor vea el horario adjunto arriba.
Breakfasts and lunches will be offered at nine schools during spring break 2023. Meals will be packed in grocery bags and available via curbside pickup. Each person may receive up to five meal packs during pickup.
Your Invited!! See details and flyer below.
EVENT DETAILS:
EVENT NAME: 38th Annual McKay High School Community Breakfast
DATE: Saturday, February 25, 2023
TIME: 8:00 – 10:30 AM
LOCATION: McKay Commons
Free breakfast prepared by the McKay catering class, live entertainment by talented students and a chance to win some awesome raffle prizes!
Esta Invitado!! Vea los detalles y el folleto.
DETALLES DEL EVENTO:
NOMBRE DEL EVENTO: 38º Desayuno Comunitario Anual de la Escuela Secundaria McKay
FECHA: sábado, 25 de febrero de 2023
HORA: 8:00 – 10:30 AM
UBICACIÓN: McKay Commons
¡Desayuno gratis preparado por la clase de catering de McKay, entretenimiento en vivo por estudiantes talentosos y la oportunidad de ganar increíbles premios de rifa!
North Salem High School will be hosting our Future Viking Night for incoming 9th graders has been re-scheduled to Thursday, March 9th from 5:30pm to 7:00pm at North.
We are excited to welcome families into our building to learn more about North and meet our amazing staff.
EVENT DETAILS:
Location: North Salem High School, 765 14th St, Salem, Oregon
Event: FUTURE VIKING NIGHT
Date: Thursday, March 9th, 2023
Families are assigned times to attend by student’s last name:
A-Ca – 5:30-5:55
Cb-Gan – 5:30-5:55
Gao-Ji – 5:55-6:20
Ji-M – 5:55-6:20
N-Sa – 6:20-6:45
Sb-Z – 6:20-6:45
North Salem High School invites 8th grade students and their families to meet staff, take a tour of the school, learn about programs, academic opportunities, athletics, clubs, AVID, and more for the class of 2027.
Families are asked to park in the D Street parking lot and follow the signs to check in.
Food & drinks will be served.
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Video: https://youtu.be/ft1vCaivK-Q
Flyer/Folleto: Future Viking Night-Rescheduled
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North Salem High School organizará nuestra Noche de Vikingos del Futuro para los estudiantes de noveno grado entrantes que se ha reprogramado para el jueves 9 de marzo de 5:30 p. m. a 7:00 p. m. en North.
Estamos emocionados de dar la bienvenida a las familias a nuestro edificio para aprender más sobre North y conocer a nuestro increíble personal.
DETALLES DEL EVENTO:
Ubicación: Escuela secundaria de North Salem, 765 14th St, Salem, Oregón
Evento: FUTURA NOCHE VIKINGA
Fecha: jueves, 9 de marzo de 2023
A las familias se les asignan horarios para asistir por el apellido del estudiante:
A-Ca – 5:30-5:55
Cb-Gan – 5:30-5:55
Gao-Ji – 5:55-6:20
Ji-M – 5:55-6:20
N-Sa – 6:20-6:45
Sb-Z – 6:20-6:45
North Salem High School invita a los estudiantes de octavo grado y sus familias a conocer al personal, hacer un recorrido por la escuela, aprender sobre programas, oportunidades académicas, atletismo, clubes, AVID y más para la clase de 2027. Se les pide a las familias que se estacionen en el estacionamiento de D Street y sigan las señales para registrarse. Se servirá comida y bebida.
Oregon has lost several students to fentanyl in the last few years. Linked below are fact sheets to help educate students, parents and the community about the dangers of fake pills made from deadly fentanyl.
Fentanyl is currently very common in our community; it is a powerful synthetic opioid that is like morphine but is 50 to 100 times more potent. Fentanyl is odorless, tasteless and colorless. Young people think they are taking “blues,” OxyContin or Xanax, but they are often taking pills laced with fentanyl. Recently, law enforcement agencies have also warned about the danger of fentanyl being disguised as candy, specifically targeted to be sold to children.
The best prevention is talking to your student about never taking any medication that doesn’t come from their doctor. This includes never taking pills, even from friends. This is a conversation that can literally save your child’s life.
One pill has the potential to be deadly.
One of the best ways to protect youth from substances is by having open communication and educating them on the risks of substance use. Listening to them without judging is a critical tool you can provide as their trusted adult.
Look out for changes in behavior, such as irregular eating or sleeping patterns, low energy, general signs of depression or anxiety, unusual irritability, slipping grades, lack of interest in activities they love, and even drastic clothing style changes. Trust your instincts. If you notice a change, ask about it.
Talk to your child and monitor their social media use. The online environment provides platforms for people to sell substances. Substances can be offered by someone met online.