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Hollywood Hill Happenings - November 6, 2019 November. A time to celebrate our Veterans and then come together as families to count our blessings. I’m excited for November because our routines are in place, our students are focused on learning and we get to welcome all of you in for conferences. Another area of focus for us this year is on writing instruction. We are specifically targeting our organization in writing as well as production and conventions. You may ask, what does that mean? Well, it is really the building blocks of writing. Conventions is spelling and punctuation. Production is taking writing pieces through the writing process of drafting, revising, editing and publishing. And, Organization is made up of things like--is there a beginning, transitions, ending, supporting details, etc. We have found that while we have some creative writers--the story or information is lost when it is difficult to read due to a lack of organization. What you can do to support this work at home is to have your student write--I’m going to start doing monthly writing challenges that you and your student can engage with and we will be sending home the information we use to score writing so you can see exactly where your student is in their learning progression. Finally this week, I wanted to give you an update on our processes. We heard feedback last year around many topics and we are working to streamline our approaches and share them out with you. Those topics are around things like volunteering, communication, homework, interventions, use of play, etc. To do that well, we broke the assignments and topics into months. It is our goal to communicate to you this month about both volunteering and communication. Our plan is that there will be a minimum expectation that you can count on so you can better plan your time. Stay tuned--we are close!
All the best, Denise Waters, Principal
In This Issue...
Dates to Remember
In the Know!
Veterans Day Assembly Hollywood Hill Elementary would like to honor all members of the United States armed forces and veterans at our annual Veterans Day Assembly. We welcome staff, family members, friends, police, firefighters and neighbors. This celebration will be held with our entire school on Thursday, November 7, beginning at 2:45pm in the gym. You are encouraged to wear your uniform, if possible. There will be a reception for you, our honored guests, following the assembly at 3:30pm in the library.
Holiday Meal Assistance With the holidays fast approaching, we wanted to reach out to any families that might need a little help this season. We have several resources available support you. Please contact Nurse Darleene in the office (425-408-4700) or email her at dmatheson@nsd.org and she can assist you.
PTA activities are not sponsored nor endorsed by the Northshore School District or any of its schools. The District assumes no responsibility for the conduct during or the safety of the activities. Northshore School District shall be held harmless from any cause of action, claim, or petition filed in any court of administrative tribunal arising out of distribution of these materials including attorney's fees and judgement or awards.
PTA News Did you know that you can still become a PTA member? Our registration is open on our website. One of our PTA goal’s is to have 100% parent and teacher membership. Help us reach our goal by registering here: http://hhillpta.org/Home
THANK YOU Thank You to Stephanie Moen for doing a great job with Spirit Wear from organizing to ordering, Stephanie did an amazing job and we are so grateful for our volunteers! Thank you to all of our Room Parents and volunteers for making last week’s class parties such a spooky success! ENRICHMENT The fall enrichment session is drawing to a close and we are close to booking vendors for the winter session (mid-January to mid-March) while also outlining a schedule for the spring (mid-April to mid-June). Classes are 8-10 weeks in duration and range from $100-$200/program - scholarships are available! We would like to learn more about you and your child’s enrichment experiences and expectations at Hollywood Hill Elementary. Please follow this link to fill out a survey about enrichment opportunities: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/6V2BD5C 
UPCOMING EVENTS Missoula Children’s Theatre – The Snow Queen Auditions: November 18th after school Rehearsal’s: November 18th – 22nd (after school) Show Times: November 23rd at 3:00 pm and 5:30 pm Coming Soon…Sign up will be on the PTA website SCREENAGERS Friday, November 15th at Cottage Lake Elementary at 6:30 pm: We are sharing this event on behalf of Cottage Lake Elementary as they are inviting local schools to attend. Presenting SCREENAGERS: Growing Up in the Digital Age, a documentary about the biggest parenting issue of our time. Are you watching kids scroll through life, with their rapid-fire thumbs and a six-second attention span? SCREENAGERS addresses the most pervasive parenting issue of our time head on—depicting struggles over social media, video games and internet addiction. The film empowers kids to best navigate the digital world and provides practical resources to help them do it. Here is the Facebook event page to RSVP **Parents and children encouraged to attend together. Save the Date! Friday December 6th - Family Movie Night: WE WANT YOU TO HELP CHOOSE THE MOVIE! Coming in mid-November, visit the PTA website (hhillpta.org) and our Facebook page for a link to a survey to let us know which movie you want to see at Family Movie Night. Saturday, May 16, 2020 - Hollywood Hill PTA Auction at Patterson Cellars |
October 18
Hollywood Hill Happenings - October 18, 2019
Dear families,
Thank you all for sending your students in warm clothes now that the weather has shifted! It is good to see our students warm and cozy in the blustery weather.
We have been focusing on our building goals and goal setting. One area that we are working on this year is in the English-Language Arts area especially with a focus on phonics instruction in the early years and writing throughout all grades. We have been able to see how all our students are doing which allows us to better target the instruction. We are so excited to see improvements already this year!
We are finishing our first week of the Look for the Good Campaign and students are reflecting on what they are grateful for each day. You should come by to see the Gratitude Wall filling up.
Mark your calendar—students have been asked to dress up on Monday as a HERO in our community—that could mean a super hero, but could also mean a character from a book or their life.
Hope to see you all on Friday, October 25 at 9:30 am for the principal coffee,
Sincerely,
Denise Waters
Principal
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In This Issue...
- Dates to Remember
- In the Know: Look for the Good Project
- In Appreciation: Veterans Day Assembly
- PTA News: Enrichment, Upcoming Events
- District News: Wellington PACE program
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Dates to Remember
- Oct. 19 - Bus Driver Job Fair - 10 - 2 at NSD Transportation Center
- Oct. 22 - Cross Country Meet - 4:45pm at Sunrise Elementary
- Oct. 22 - Kindergarten Curriculum Night - 6:30
- Oct. 25 - Principal Coffee - 9:30 - 10am in Portable 2
- Nov. 7 - Veteran's Day Assembly - 2:45pm in the Gym
- Nov. 7 - Veteran's Day Reception - 3:30 in the Library
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In the Know!
LOOK FOR THE GOOD PROJECT LINKS
https://lookforthegood.mykajabi.com/forparents
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In Appreciation
Veterans Day Assembly
Thursday, November 7, 2019
Assembly: 2:45pm (Gym)
Reception: 3:30pm (Library)
Hollywood Hill Elementary would like to honor all members of the United States armed forces and veterans at our annual Veterans Day Assembly.
We welcome staff, family members, friends, police, firefighters and neighbors. This celebration will be held with our entire school on Thursday, November 7, beginning at 2:45pm in the gym. You are encouraged to wear your uniform, if possible. There will be a reception for you, our honored guests, following the assembly at 3:30pm in the library.
Please contact Judy Robb, Office Manager, if you have questions: jrobb@nsd.org (425) 408-4700.
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PTA News
PTA activities are not sponsored nor endorsed by the Northshore School District or any of its schools. The District assumes no responsibility for the conduct during or the safety of the activities. Northshore School District shall be held harmless from any cause of action, claim, or petition filed in any court of administrative tribunal arising out of distribution of these materials including attorney's fees and judgement or awards.
MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
We had an excellent turn out for our first General Membership meeting on Tuesday evening. I was pleasantly surprised to have a packed house with 27 PTA members present. As an added bonus, the YMCA provided childcare during our meeting. A warm welcome to Heidi West, our newest Executive Board member now serving as President-Elect for the 2019-2020 school year.
Please reach out if you have any questions about our meeting times and or locations as well as any of our discussion topics. You can reach me at president@hhillpta.org.
Happy Fall!
Sarah Newell
ENRICHMENT
Spanish class begins with FLY this week. This class will run every Wednesday morning at 8am for the next 6 months. Class enrollment is full.
A big THANK YOU!! you to everyone who helped make the Hollywood Hill PTA Game Night on October 4th a success! It could not have happened without Event Chair Eva Peterson and Game Night volunteers including Carrie Altman, Lauren Marantz, Tiffany Hare, Sarah Kennedy, Teresa Ward, Christina Vickers, and Elise Tumbas. Thanks so much to those folks and everyone who came to the Game Night and brought games and snacks to share, cupcakes for the cupcake walk, and helped clean up at the end of the night.
Thanks to all of the volunteers who helped out on Picture Day and for the Health Screening including Teresa Ward, Scott McNeill, Nicole Adams, Isabel Carolan, Hillary Emanuele, Candace Sokulski, Barbara Forsman, Bridget Scott, Sarah Newell and Beth Bell.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Hollywood Hill PTA Spin Fundraiser Saturday, October 19th at Baseline Fitness in Kirkland : Are you ready to sweat for a good cause?
All proceeds go to the Hollywood Hill PTA. Sign up here to reserve your spot: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/4090d49afaf2aa3fb6-spin
MISSOULA CHILDREN'S THEATER
Coming in November to Hollywood Hill Elementary!
Auditions November 18th Shows on November 23rd
Brought to you by
Hollywood Hill PTA
Hollywood Hill Auction
Saturday May 16th at Patterson Cellars
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District News
PACE Information Night/Open House 2019
PACE (Parents Active in Cooperative Education) is an elementary enrichment program offered by the Northshore School District for children and starts in the 1st grade.
The hallmarks of PACE include an enhanced educational experience due to high parent involvement, enrichment activities, encouragement for students to become self-motivated learners and a strong sense of community among families. PACE is located at three sites with feeder patterns from all Northshore elementary schools. Families commit to a minimum of 80 hours per year of program support. Work may be either in the classroom or outside the classroom, based on parent's availability and interest.
To find out if PACE is a good fit for your family and to learn more about the enrollment process, you are invited to attend the PACE Information Night/Open House at Wellington Elementary Tuesday, October 22nd, from 7:00-8:30. For more information please visit http://www.nsd.org/PACE
October 2
Hollywood Hill Happenings, October 2, 2019
October is a month to celebrate--we have settled into our routines and we are starting into the real learning of the year. When I am out in classes, I see students with their heads together working on writing projects or sitting in small groups as the teachers are introducing math concepts. We have finished our beginning of the year assessments in iReady and that allows us to better target the learning of our students. Students will have the opportunity to be on the computers weekly to grow in skills that are tailored to their specific learning while at the same time allowing their teachers to meet with smaller groups which we believe helps with their overall learning as well.
Volunteer Opportunities
With our focus on individual learning this year, we also need some help! We are looking for a group of volunteers that would be interested in coming in during our intervention time to play math games, read with students, write with students, do some problem solving or other things so that our teachers can have another opportunity in their day to focus on reaching any student that may be struggling. We are looking for a core of volunteers who could come regularly from 9:35-10:05 and 2:35-3:05. If you are interested in this, please email me for more information: dwaters@nsd.org.
Along with focusing on our intervention time, we are working this month on more volunteer opportunities in the building as well as making sure our processes are similar grade to grade. We will have an update on this work by November.
PBIS Update
We have modified our star awards this year within our PBIS (Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports) and the rewards are determined by the students. We still have a supply of bracelets but now the students can also earn privileges as part of the system. Each grade level met together to list all the ideas that the students had and then organized them so students know what they are working towards. This is a great step because our hope is that with PBIS we are setting clear expectations, teaching into them and reinforcing those behaviors. The star tickets are a means to reinforce and our hope/goal is always to move from extrinsic rewards to internal and privileges over property is one way to do that!
Communications
Another area that we are focusing on this month is our modes of communication. Thank you to the 68 of you that were able to complete our survey on communication. (Survey Results are shown below.) It is allowing us to make some modifications to how we communicate! Again, it is our goal to give you an update on this topic by November, but one change we have already made is to combine our PTA and school newsletters. We will publish this on the first and third Wednesdays of the month (holidays may alter the schedule certain months). Our school news will be organized on top and then you will just scroll down for the PTA news--our hope is to lessen your email burden and supply information all in one place. The newsletters also live on the website in case you want to go back and reference them later. My library of topics will be added to the website later this month as well.
Principal Coffee
Mark your calendar for these times to come spend some time with me!
10/25 at 9:30 in P2
1/14 at 5:30 in Library
12/2 at 4:00 in P2
2/28 at 9:30 in P2
4/13 at 4:00 in P2
5/4 at 9:30 in P2
And if you have a moment, we would love more input! Complete this survey to help us continue our work: https://forms.gle/x5sPhSa9EPPG8qVQA
Have a great October.
Sincerely,
Denise Waters
Principal
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In This Issue...
- Dates to Remember
- In the Know: Survey Results, Job Fair, All In for Kids
- PTA News: Enrichment, Events, Fundraisers
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Dates to Remember
- Oct. 3 - Picture Day
- Oct. 7 - Health Screening Day
- Oct. 8 - Cross Country Meet at Hollywood Hill - 4:45pm
- Oct. 15 - Cross Country Meet at Cottage Lake - 4:45pm
- Oct. 19 - Bus Driver Job Fair at NSD Transportation Center: 10 - 2
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In the Know!
Communication Survey Results
All In for Kids - Fall
Give by October 31st and your donation can be put to work in classrooms by January! This year's goal is to raise $77,000 by the end of October. Please visit Northshore Schools Foundation and go All In for Kids!
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PTA News
PTA activities are not sponsored nor endorsed by the Northshore School District or any of its schools. The District assumes no responsibility for the conduct during or the safety of the activities. Northshore School District shall be held harmless from any cause of action, claim, or petition filed in any court of administrative tribunal arising out of distribution of these materials including attorney's fees and judgement or awards.
Take Action:
Fall enrichment classes began last week. We are currently running five before and after school programs including Robotics, Trendy Crafts, Basketball and Art Exploration. These classes run for 5-8 weeks, depending on the vendor. If we get a few more signups, our French and Spanish classes can start next week. The foreign language programs would run for the entire school year. To sign up for a foreign language program visit: https://www.foreignlanguageforyouth.org/schools/hollywood-hill/
Membership Drive: Please remember to sign-up and register for the Hollywood Hill PTA for the 2019-2020 school year. Your membership gives you a voice on where and how the PTA spends its funds, it gives you access to the school directory, it informs you on advocacy issues and it offers several discounts in and around Washington. Please register at: https://hhillpta.ourschoolpages.com/Packet/join/FamilyInfoPacketPage/0
Upcoming Events:
Family Game Night: Jenga, Yahtzee, Clue, Uno…Please come out for games and fun on Friday, October 5th from 6 - 8:00 pm in the gym for Hollywood Hill PTA’s first Family Game Night. Bring your favorite K-5 tabletop game and play with friends! Snacks are welcome too.
General Membership Meeting: Our first General Membership Meeting is coming up on Tuesday, October 15th at 6:00 pm in the library. Please join us for a few quick housekeeping items, voting on our President-Elect, hearing from Mrs. Waters and learning about an ELA and Phonics program being piloted at Hollywood Hill.
WSPTA Legislative Assembly takes place on October 26th from 8 - 5:00 pm at Bellevue College. At legislative assembly, you will discover the power PTA has to advocate for every child – the whole child – regardless of race, creed, gender, or zip code. In PTA every member has an equal voice, and your input matters a great deal to me, and to the success of our member-driven platform. https://www.wastatepta.org/events-programs/legislative-assembly/
Fundraisers:
Baseline Fitness Fundraiser: Please join us on Saturday, October 19th at 3:00 pm for 60 minutes of fun cardio, motivating music and the chance to give back to our amazing school! All fitness levels are welcome and 100% of proceeds go back to support the PTA http://hhillpta.org/Page/Misc/Spin%20Fundraiser
Box Top Fundraiser: The last day to send in Box Tops for this fall is October 22nd. Please remember to turn in any Box Tops that you have collected over the spring and summer. We have a hungry robot in the HH office waiting to be fed. The fall collection date will be the first week in October.
The Box Tops program has been updated and clipping is no longer necessary. There is a new app for your phone that will do the work for you. It's the easiest way to earn for your school: just use the Box Tops mobile app to scan your store receipt. It automatically finds participating products and instantly adds 10¢ Box Tops to your school's earnings online. No clipping required!
Save the Date:
The Hollywood Hill PTA Auction will be on Saturday, May 16, 2020 at Patterson Cellar’s warehouse location. https://www.pattersoncellars.com/warehouse-district-wine-tasting-room
Missoula Children's Theater
brought to you this November by our Hollywood Hill PTA
Auditions: Nov. 18th (after school)
Rehearsals: Nov. 18th - 22nd (after school)
Show Times: Nov. 23rd @ 3pm & 5:30pm
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September 18
Hollywood Hill Happenings - September, 2019
Dear families,
We are off to a great start! At this point, all of our 382 students have started and we have been maintaining over a 96.7% attendance rate each day, many of the days reaching 99%. Remember, coming to school is how we build relationships and help students grow into the best they can be.
The teachers have been spending a lot of time getting to know the students and doing assessments and team building. We are so excited about our new i-Ready online digital tool as it is helping us to determine where students are in both math and reading. It will allow us to really target our instruction.
On the PBIS (Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports) side, students have worked with their teachers to develop classroom expectations as well as the things that are motivating to them to be their rewards. We are teaching into the Zones of Regulation--the ability for students to recognize what they are feeling and developing tools to help them with those emotions, plus starting our Second Step Lessons. I'm looking forward to my first birthday celebration on Thursday where I will be joined by all students with September birthdays in the game room.
As a staff, we continue to work on setting our routines for the year and we are excited to work with PTA this year to offer parent education both in person and on the website. We are also trying out a new joint newsletter! Thank you to the 60+ people that responded to our first survey about communications--we will use that information to improve the news that we bring you!
We know that September is a busy time and we appreciate your efforts to establish back to school routines and habits.
All the best,
Denise Waters
Principal
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In This Issue...
- Dates to Remember
- In the Know: iReady, Hi-Cap, HH Choir, Clothes for Kids
- Health Room News: Health Screening, Nurse Info
- PTA News: Registration, Pass the Hat, Enrichment
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Dates to Remember
- October 3 - Picture Day
- October 7 - Health Screening Day
- October 8 - Cross Country Meet at Hollywood Hill 4:45 - 6pm
- October 15 - Cross Country Meet at Cottage Lake 4:45 - 6pm
- October 22 - Cross Country Meet at Sunrise 4:45 - 6pm
- October 22 - Kindergarten Curriculum Night 6:30 - 7:30pm
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In the Know!
Information on i-Ready
The Northshore School District Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment Department is excited to share a partnership with Curriculum Associates with their i-Ready program to assess and support students in reading and math grades K-8.
i-Ready is an online program for reading and mathematics that will help your child’s teacher determine your child’s needs, personalize their learning, and monitor progress throughout the school year. i-Ready allows your teacher to meet your child exactly where they are and provides data to increase your child’s learning. i-Ready consists of two parts:
- Diagnostic
i-Ready Diagnostic is an adaptive assessment that adjusts its questions to suit your child’s needs. Each item a student sees is individualized based on their answer to the previous question. For example, a series of correct answers will result in slightly harder questions, while a series of incorrect answers will yield slightly easier questions. - Instruction
i-Ready Instruction provides students with supplemental lessons based on their individual skill level and needs, so your child can learn at a pace that is right for them. These lessons are fun and interactive to keep your child engaged as they learn.
Students will be assessed three times a year in the fall, winter, and spring to screen and monitor their growth. Kindergarteners will only be assessed in the winter and spring.
For more information on i-Ready, please visit the Curriculum Associates family website at http://i-readycentral.com/articles/engaging-families/ and their FAQ site at http://i-readycentral.com/familycenter/faqs/.
Highly Capable Program Update
Information regarding the 2019-2020 Highly Capable Eligibility Process has been updated. This year, we are universally screening grades K, 1, and 5 and accepting referrals for all other grades. If you have questions regarding Highly Capable services, please visit our website at go.nsd.org/hicap.
Do You Love to SING?
Calling all 3rd-5th graders to join the Hollywood Hill Choir!
When: Mondays & Thursdays @11:50am-12:20pm during lunch recess
Where: Music Room
We’d LOVE for you to join us! We’ll start the rehearsals on September 30th!
Food and Concerts are involved!! Interested?? Sign up with Ms. Lin!
Clothes For Kids provides free school clothing to low-income students in Head Start/ECEAP and grades K-12 in all of Snohomish County and the Northshore School District in King County. Clothing is distributed from late August through the end of March.
Students who qualify for free or reduced lunch may request our Requisition for Clothing form directly from their school office, nurse, or counselor. The form has all the information you should need on it. No appointment is necessary, but you must bring the form with you when you come to shop for clothing and shoes.
If you have any additional questions, please do not hesitate to email office@clothesforkids.org or call 425-741-6500.
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Health Room News
Vision and Hearing Screening on Monday, October 7
Each year in Northshore schools, students in grades Kindergarten, 1, 2, 3, 5, and 7 receive hearing and vision screenings. We are currently scheduled for vision and hearing screenings on Monday, October 7th. If you would like to exempt your child from either of these health screenings, please contact the school nurse.
It is important to understand that these are basic screenings, and are designed to identify students who may require further testing. They are not intended to replace regular exams by qualified health care providers. A student who does not pass any screening will be rechecked in a few weeks, and you will be notified only if there are concerns after the second screening.
Vision screening uses the PlusOptix. The PlusOptix is an autorefractor that takes a measurement of the refraction of the eyes. The results is a baseline refraction measurement. The illumination technique used by Plusoptix, is totally harmless to the child's eyes. If your child wears glasses or contact lenses for distance or near vision, please be sure they have them on the screening day.
If your child has a hearing loss and is being followed by a healthcare provider or specialist and you do not wish for them to participate in the screening, please let the school nurse know. If you have concerns about hearing loss and school accommodations, contact your student’s teacher or Nurse Darleene at 425-408-4700.
From the Nurse
Our focus in the health room includes maintaining a healthy learning environment, teaching independent health habits, and supporting the psychological and physical well being of our students, families, and staff.
We want to remind you that if your student has been diagnosed with a contagious illness (flu, measles, chicken pox, etc.) please notify the office or the nurse.
Here is a link to the Northshore Health website that gives good information on when to keep your student home from school.
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PTA News
PTA activities are not sponsored nor endorsed by the Northshore School District or any of its schools. The District assumes no responsibility for the conduct during or the safety of the activities. Northshore School District shall be held harmless from any cause of action, claim, or petition filed in any court of administrative tribunal arising out of distribution of these materials including attorney's fees and judgement or awards.
Welcome back from the PTA President,
Sarah Newell
Welcome back! I’m so excited for this upcoming year and all of the new faces, events and activities that it brings. We are so lucky to have an active and involved family community and PTA at Hollywood Hill. Our volunteer community has already undertaken so many fulfilling projects including Community Serve Day, the Ice Cream Social and THREE First Day Coffees. Thanks to all of our volunteers!
Your generous donation of time and money allow us to continue to offer free, fun family events and services, along with enriching our students' education. The continued Art Docent Curriculum, Choir, Marimba, and before and after school programs, are a direct result of our fundraising efforts. THANK YOU in advance for all that you do to support our community and school!
Please join me on Tuesday evening, October 15th at 6:00 pm in the library for our first General Membership meeting. We will learn about upcoming PTA events, vote in a President Elect, learn about a Phonics and ELA program being piloted at the school and hear from Principal Waters.
I look forward to seeing you soon.
Sarah Newell, Hollywood Hill Elementary PTA President
president@hhillpta.org
Please click here to see a list of PTA Board Members: http://hhillpta.org/Page/Pta/BoardMembers
Registration and Pass the Hat
PTA Registration is online and currently in process. All New and Returning Families must complete the Back to School Registration process. Through the registration process, you will have the opportunity to register for the PTA, sign up for volunteer opportunities, purchase spirit wear and most importantly, donate to our Pass the Hat fundraising campaign that allows us to have such a strong and active PTA. And don't forget, our PTA is a non-profit organization and you can double your donation if your company has donation matching!
Log on to http://hhillpta.org/Home to update student information and complete registration!
Enrichment, Sign Up Soon!
Time is running out to register for before and after school enrichment classes. There are still a few spots open in each of the enrichment classes that need to be filled for the classes to run. If your child is interested in an enrichment class, please sign up soon! Scholarship opportunities are available for all enrichment classes. Please contact Judy Robb in the office to inquire about scholarships. A list of available classes, registration information, times and cost can be found at: http://hhillpta.org/Doc/Public/2019_Fall_EnrichmentMatrix.pdf To sign up, please go to www.joinhomeroom.com then type in Hollywood Hill Elementary in the upper left hand corner.
Save the Date
Please mark your calendars with the following events:
- Fall community event in the gym, Game Night on Friday, October 4th
- PTA General Membership Meeting in the library, Tuesday, October 15th
See additional PTA event dates and times here: http://hhillpta.org/Event/MonthCalendar