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A/B Schedule: In Brief GRR! (Grizzlies Receiving Recognition) Edgar Aquirre Kindness and Volunteerism Jesus Alvarez Enthusiasm, Initiative, Leadership and Volunteerism Drake Bair–Harlick Citizenship, Collaboration and Respect Sam Carroll Collaboration and Initiative Veronica Coughlin Kindness, Perseverance and Work Ethic Parker Devlin Responsibility and Volunteerism Emily Ershig Work Ethic Kyle Fazio Enthusiasm Taylor Harris Initiative and Leadership Faith Jackson Perseverance, Responsibility and Work Ethic Holly Jones Citizenship and Kindness Charanjit Kandola Kindness, Volunteerism and Work Ethic Patrick Lisosky Curiosity George Loeppky Initiative and Leadership Christian Masterson Initiative Summer Matlewsky Collaboration and Initiative David McMinn Creative Speaking Caleb Niva Responsibility and Volunteerism Cooper Rodgers Rombold Responsibility and Volunteerism Elsa Sandeno Enthusiasm, Initiative, Responsibility and Work Ethic Hila Saxe Initiative and Innovation Cameron Shin Collaboration and Initiative Austyn Young Leadership, Responsibility and Work Ethic Drake Zinns Collaboration, Kindness and Work Ethic |
District News Fall 2009 H1N1 influenza update: Typically, influenza outbreaks occur no earlier than mid-December. This year, health officials say, the virus has remained active over the summer and we may see outbreaks in the fall. Health officials are paying particular attention to the potential for outbreaks in schools as well as other places where young people gather. This is because the H1N1 virus appears to be disproportionately affecting children and young adults. Right now, the H1N1 virus does not appear to be causing severe disease, with the exception of individuals with asthma or other underlying health conditions, although this could change. Local officials are working closely with the Whatcom County Health Department to monitor flu conditions and make decisions about the best steps to take to prepare and protect our community. Stay home if you are sick: Flu is easily spread from person to person. Health officials have stated that the most important step to prevent flu outbreaks is for sick people to stay home. Please stay home if you are ill, and keep your children home from school, daycare and other activities if they are ill. Symptoms of the flu include: • A fever (100 degrees Fahrenheit, 37.8 degrees Celsius or greater) • Cough • Sore throat • Runny or stuffy nose • Body aches • Headache • Feeling very tired • Some people may also vomit or have diarrhea Other steps you should take:
PTSA News: Art Reflection Contest: Calling all people interested in entering a state and national cultural arts competition! Art Reflections 09/10 Theme is:"Beauty is......." Categories are: Literature, Music Composition, Photography, Visual Arts, Film/Video and Choreography/Dance. Turn in Date for ALL entries will be Dec. 5, 2009. Entry packets will soon be in the front office. Watch for more details to come. !!Win $100.00!! The national PTA is looking for a theme for the 2010-2012 Reflections Program. Students please mail in your signed original form with your theme idea for next year. See attached link for Other important dates to remember: For more information about PTSA activities, please visit the
Halloween Costume Guidelines Please, no costumes before October 30. The staff at Fairhaven Middle School does not encourage or discourage school wide participation in a Halloween Dress-Up Day. However, for those students who wish to dress up the following costume guidelines have been developed: ♦ Costumes must be safe. ♦ Costumes must be gender and ethnic sensitive ♦ Costumes may include items such as facial paints, glitter, and hair sprays but these items may not be applied at school. ♦ The school dress code still applies. All dress code policies, including those about drug and alcohol promotion, will be enforced. ♦ Costumes need to be in good taste. Students who wear costumes deemed inappropriate by a staff member will be required to change clothing or go home Fairhaven Middle School 110 Park Ridge Road Bellingham, WA 98225-7999 (360) 676-6450 Feedback?
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