Click on the link below to see a brochure of the after school activities offered at Station this spring. Spring Activity Offerings Catalog
Students were able to see “life” from a rock’s perspective as they traveled wherever the forces of nature took them – some were stuck in a volcano for quite some time, while others enjoyed the view from high up in the mountains! We learned that a rock’s experiences are anything BUT predictable! After the journey through the rock cycle, students created a digital scrapbook page to highlight some key stops and how they (the rock) was “feeling” along the way! Enjoy! Inside The Life Cycle of a Rock Videos
Parent Zoom Meeting February 23rd More Info To Come Middle School Program of Studies Visit Middle School Websites for More Information: Heritage Middle School Memorial Middle School
Parent webinar: February 8th @ 6:30pm – Directions to change language of the closed captioning. See below in the program of study for more information on class options and requirements. Sixth Grade Program of Studies Counselors will be visiting 5th grade classrooms February 9th-17th to share more important information. Scheduling window opens February 22nd. See your elementary eNews for more details to come!
As we approach the winter break, we want to be sure our families know there is help available 24 hours a day, seven days a week if a student is in crisis. If a friend or family member hears direct warning signs like, “I’ve decided to kill myself,” “I wish I were dead,” “I’m going to end it all,” or “If this doesn’t happen, I’ll kill myself.” The most important thing to do is call 911 for emergency help. If there are indirect warning signs like, “I’m tired of life; I just can’t go on,” or “my family would be better off without me,” you should contact local police non-emergency lines or the Safe Schools Helpline. The Safe Schools Helpline is a free and confidential option for our students to report threats of violence, illegal activity, or any activity they think can harm students or staff in our schools. There is a toll-free number students can call or a number they can text or a web page where they can report their concerns and talk to a trained mental health counselor. During the school year, we utilize The Hope Squad program. This is a school-based peer support team that partners with… read more →