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School Hours What's for lunch? |
Parent Conference Week is Nov. 17-24 and all students are dismissed at 12 o'clock. Wed. Nov. 25 - 1:30 p.m. dismissal before Thanksgiving, school resumes Nov. 30 |
Bad weather late start schedule Parents - You can now pay for your child's school lunch online! Family Access Familiar with the current child safety seat law? After School Longview Parks and Recreation Program eScrip and Boxtops/Campbell Info
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Robert Gray celebrates Veteran Day
Robert Gray celebrated Veterans Day with a sing along in the school foyer. More pictures.. |
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Caught you!
These smiling students were 'caught being good' this week of school! And so were these two who weren't available when the picture above was taken...
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Robert Gray Handbook Check out our latest version of Robert Gray Handbook. You will find information from 'Arrival and Dismissal of Students' to what to expect on 'Weather Closures' and a lot of great information in between. This will always be available on the Parent Information link. Handbook After School Longview Parks and Recreation Program Join us for Supervised Play, Education and Recreation during out-of-school hours when school is in session. The SUPER Stars adventures include arts and crafts, games, sports, guest speakers and special events. A snack is provided each day to all participants. A registration form must be completed for every participant. Payments must be made at the Recreation Office to receive a receipt for tax purposes. Please visit the Longview Parks and Recreation web site address where after school information including fees, times & the basics about our program can be located in more detail. Parents will also be able to find out about other events & program offered through Longview Recreation.
Bad weather late-start schedule Update (Nov. 2009) ALL elementary, middle, and high schools will start two hours later than normal The buses will run 2 (two) hours later than normal for all students Lowland bus routes–when used–will be in effect in the morning and afternoon Morning (only) kindergarten sessions will be cancelled Broadway Preschool classes will be cancelled. Listen to the radio: AM 1270, 1190, 1400, 1490; FM 90.3, 94.5, 105.5 Look at the TV: channels 2, 6, 8 Check the web:
Sign up to have messages delivered: to your e-mail, pager, or cell phone text message at Flashalert Please note: you must subscribe and keep your information updated; some spam filters block these messages. Twitter updates are available. Information will be posted by 6 a.m. No information will be reported if school is operating on a regular schedule
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Are your kids safe in your car? We want our students to be safe at all times—when they are with us, coming to and leaving school, and on holidays and weekends. This is why we want to remind parents of keeping kids safe while traveling in cars. Washington State Patrol Trooper Tod Surdam spends time in school zones and has noticed that many motorists do not follow the child restraint laws. As a trooper and as a dad, he is concerned about kids being safe in cars. He asked us to remind parents about car seat and seat belt use. To be as safe as possible—and to follow state law—children shouldn’t sit in the front seat until they are 13 years old unless all other seats in the car are taken. Children must sit in an appropriate child safety seat until they are 8. Children older than 8 who are smaller than 4’ 9” should continue to use an appropriate booster seat. In addition, a number of opportunities in the community are scheduled if you want to have child seats checked-- Oct. 23-Cowlitz Expo Center, 1900-7th, 2-5 p.m. |
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