Annual MLK Spirit Week of Service - January 14th - 17th
To honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Evergreen ASB and Leadership students have planned a spirit week and donation drive for the week leading up to the MLK holiday. For four days, from January 14th-17th we will be collecting donations for Hopefest. Click here for donation schedule and what-to-wear details.
Welcome event for new and international families
This event is open to all and specifically directed at families who are new to the United States and relocating to the district. Topics include navigating the school system, how to support your child through transition, how to use Skyward and PowerSchool, etc. Click
here for more information.
When: Saturday, January 18, 9:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Where: LWSD Resource Center
Out of this World Dance! Friday, January 24th from 2:45-4:45 pm
Our second dance of the year will take place on
Friday, January 24th after school from
2:45-4:45pm. All students are invited to come dance, watch a movie, purchase snacks at the concession stand, take a selfie at our selfie station, and play on the inflatable. Dance tickets will be on sale at the cashier window for $5.00 from
Monday, January 20th – Thursday, January 23rd before school and during both lunches. (There are no ticket sales the day of the dance on 1/24).
We are looking for PTSA volunteers to help hand out dance wristbands during both lunches on
Friday, January 24th, as well as concessions volunteers and chaperones for the dance. If you are an approved LWSD volunteer and are willing to help us out, please sign up using the SignUp Genius link
here. Email
Trish Miller, Activities Coordinator for questions.
Parent Ed: Parenting Toolbox for the Teenage Years
The Eastlake PTSA is excited to host a multi-topic parent education event - "Parenting Toolbox for the Teenage Years." Please join us on Wednesday, Jan 22nd from 7-9pm in the Eastlake High School Performing Arts Center to hear from school district representatives and community members about some of the topics affecting our kids today, and how parents can build their skills to best help their kids through this challenging time.
The event will start with a general session, followed by two 30-minute breakout sessions that will allow parents to choose which topics on which they would like to focus. Service providers and representatives from local agencies will also be available during the evening to share resources and information related to the topics being presented. Don't miss this opportunity to learn how you can help your kids! For more information,
see the flyer.
