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East Gresham Staff Letter to Families
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Grab-N-Go Breakfast & Lunch
Thursday, June 11, will be the last day for our Distance Learning meals program. Servers will hand out meals for both June 11 and June 12.
Our Summer Food Program begins Monday, June 22. Meals will be provided to families at the summer meal sites listed below. We will continue to hand out grab and go lunches and the next day’s breakfast at the same time.
Note: There will be no meals program the week of June 15 - June 19.
Summer Meals Sites:
June 22, 2020 - August 14, 2020
11:30 am to 12:30 pm
Note: All sites closed July 3
North Gresham Elementary School
1001 SE 217th Avenue
Gresham, OR 97030
East Gresham Elementary School
900 SE Fifth Street
Gresham, OR 97030
Highland Elementary School
295 NE 24th Street
Gresham, OR 97030
West Gresham Elementary School
330 W. Powell Blvd.
Gresham, OR 97080
Multnomah County Library in Gresham
385 NW Miller Avenue
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Food Pantry
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Updated GBSD Mobile App is here!
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Volunteer!
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East Gresham collects BOX TOPS!
Drop off at the main office!
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Receive School Reminders/Updates via Text Message!
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Transfer Information
Distrist transfer information is now available to those interested in attending a Gresham-Barlow school.
Please visit our transfer page for all dates, forms and deadlines.
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Immunization Rates
The State of Oregon now requires schools to notify parents of their immunization exemption rates for each required vaccine. These rates will now be posted on our school’s website, in our school office and sent home to parents twice a year. The rates attached are the exemption rates as of last spring. Schools are required to publish this information twice each school year. Approximately the second week of March we will post the updated rates. These new rates are collected and tallied in mid February.
El Estado de Oregón requiere que las escuelas notifiquen a los padres de las tasas de excepciones de inmunización para cada vacuna requerida. Estas nuevas tasas serán publicados en la página web de nuestra escuela, en la oficina de la escuela, y se enviaran a los padres dos veces al año. Las tasas adjuntas son las tasas de exención en cuanto la primavera pasada. Las escuelas están obligadas a publicar esta información dos veces cada año escolar. Aproximadamente la segunda semana de Marzo vamos a publicar las tarifas actualizadas. Estas nuevas tarifas son coleccionadas y contadas a mediados del mes de Febrero.
Immunizations have been posted under Parent Resources on our website. We have also displayed Multnomah County Immunization Rates & East Gresham Immunization Rates on our announcement board.
Multnomah Country Immunization Rates Learn More
East Gresham Immunization Rates Learn More
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Intense work to connect with seniors pays off
Students, staff, and families work together to ensure students graduate on-time during Distance Learning
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School board seeks applicants for board vacancy
Deadline to submit application is July 17
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School board releases statement on the passing of Kathy Ruthruff
Ruthruff will be remembered for devotion to District's students
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Mrs. Miles
East Gresham Elementary School
Address: 900 SE 5th Street, Gresham, Oregon 97080
Phone: 503-661-6050 / FAX: 503-665-4725
Facebook: #EastGreshamElementarySchool
Instagram: east.gresham.elementary
Website: www.gresham.k12.or.us/eges
Twitter: @EastGreshamElem
Principal: Dr. Kimberly Miles
Grades: K-5 Projected Enrollment: 390
Mascot: Eagles School Colors: Blue, Grey, & White
Mission: We are committed to empowering our community of learners. We know each student is capable. We value each child.
Vision: Together We Succeed! No Exceptions! No Excuses!
Students will:
- Learn to Read and Read to Learn
- Engage in Personalized Goal Setting
- Measure and Monitor Growth Towards Individual & Grade-Level Goals
- Generalize & Justify their Thinking & Reasoning with Structured Student Talk
- Build an Understanding of Social & Emotional Awareness for Self-Regulation
Teachers and Leaders will:
- Collaborate for Equitable Student Outcomes
- Use Evidence-Based Instructional Strategies
- Strategize Alignment of Instructional Practices
- Design Student Assessments for Learning
- Analyze Student Performance Data for Informed Decision-Making
Staff, Parents, & Families will:
- Celebrate and Recognize Student Growth
- Develop Student Leadership Opportunities
- Support Positive Student Interactions with Restorative Practices
- Create Opportunities for Parent Engagement & Partnerships
- Cultivate and Prioritize Respectful Relationships
Sincerely,
Dr. Kimberly Miles, Principal
East Gresham Elementary School
