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February 11 ........ Lost and Found will be donated

February 13 ........ Day Between Semesters - No School

February 16 ........ President's Day - No School

Green Mountain really knows how to show up for the Seahawks! It was really fun to see all the students in their blue Friday gear as well! Go Seahawks!

Your child will have opportunities during the next week to walk by and look for their belongings. If your child is missing an item, feel free to give us a call and we can look for you. All items that were marked with a student’s name have been returned to their owner.

Any unclaimed items remaining in the Lost and Found after February 11 will be donated.

Dear Green Mountain Families,

As we move into February, our school community continues to show resilience, flexibility, and a strong commitment to learning. This month is a time of reflection, adjustment, and celebration as we support our students through meaningful instruction and continued routines.

Our teachers and staff are currently reviewing middle-of-the-year student data to reflect on progress and identify next steps. This important work helps us celebrate student growth while making intentional instructional adjustments to better meet each learner’s needs. You may notice shifts in small groups, targeted supports, or instructional strategies as we fine-tune learning experiences for the remainder of the year.

Our Mountain Pod students continue to adjust to their new learning spaces following the fire. We are incredibly proud of how flexible and resilient our students have been during this transition. Staff are working closely together to ensure these learning environments feel safe, supportive, and engaging. Thank you to our families for your patience and partnership as we continue to rebuild routines and a strong sense of belonging.

First semester report cards will be available at the end of February. These reports provide a snapshot of your child’s progress and growth so far this year. More information about how to access report cards will be shared as the date approaches.

We are grateful for the ongoing partnership between home and school. Your support, communication, and encouragement make a meaningful difference in your child’s learning experience. If you have any questions or need support, please don’t hesitate to reach out.

Your partner in learning,

Cyndi Garber

Head lice are considered a common, albeit frustrating, part of childhood and school life. The best way to control an outbreak is to regularly check your child's head at home. If you find live lice or nits (eggs) on your child’s head, start treatment as soon as possible. Your local pharmacist or health care provider can recommend appropriate treatment options.

If you have questions, feel free to reach out to our school nurse, Jennifer Carson @ JenniferCar@ckschools.org

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