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Sellwood Principal’s Newsletter – April 19, 2024

Greetings Sellwood Community,

Please help us congratulate Sellwood’s prize winning dance team, the Sellwood Stars, just returning from state competition in Pendleton.  They won 1^st place for their HipHop Routine!  They also received three superstar awards:  Alyssa M. in Jazz, Ava B. in HipHop, and Maya S. in Contemporary. They also brought home eight drill down awards!

Congratulations Sellwood Stars!

I hope you enjoy the sunny weather,

Sincerely,

Jeandré Carbone

Sellwood MS Principal

jcarbone@pps.net

Sellwood Principal’s Newsletter – April 12, 2024

Greetings Sellwood Community,

We have begun planning for the next school year, and the first step in building a master schedule is students choosing their electives (called forecasting). Yesterday, I sent families information about forecasting, which will be conducted in social studies classes this week and next.  Unfortunately, an error occurred when pasting the links to the documents, so I am sharing the documents again here.  I have triple checked them, so they should all work!

While we believe students should have a voice in choosing their own electives, we also know that parents would also like to be included in the process, so we are providing the materials below my message.

Enjoy the weekend,

Sincerely,

Jeandré Carbone

Sellwood MS Principal

jcarbone@pps.net

Sellwood Principal’s Newsletter – April 4, 2024

Greetings Sellwood Community,

Today is the last day of 3^rd quarter; the end of the school year will be soon be upon us.  Please review the “Important Dates to Remember” section at the end of the newsletter for event dates and mark your calendars.

Two newly added events are the all 7^th-grade field trip to the Pure Seed Farm and the all 8^th-grade field trip to the University of Oregon, both on May 7^th.  Read more about these trips in the blurbs below.

I also wanted to let you know that we are reverting to our springtime recess practices.  During the colder, rainier winter months, we allow some students to remain inside the cafeteria during recess.  Now that the weather is getting warmer and dryer, we are returning to our all outdoor recess.   Unless the weather is rainy and cold, all students will go outside for at least the last 15 minutes of lunch/recess.  We know it is sometimes still chilly, but students benefit from the fresh air and being outdoors.  Please make sure that students bring clothing that will keep them comfortable for 15 minutes outside.

I hope you enjoy the long weekend,

Sincerely,

Jeandré Carbone

Sellwood MS Principal

jcarbone@pps.net

ellwood Principal’s Newsletter – March 22, 2024

Greetings Sellwood Community,

We congratulate the Sellwood Knight's Chess Club, who are the Region 7 Chess champions, and will be competing at State Competition!  Great work: Oscar, Rhys, Henry V. Adela, Oliver, Zane, Sam, Desmond, Henry R. and their chess coach, Mr. True!

I wish you all a safe and restful spring break, whether you are traveling to somewhere amazing, or staying right here in wonderful 国产真实迷奸.

Sincerely,

Jeandré Carbone

Sellwood MS Principal

jcarbone@pps.net

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Even as a small child, Miranda Yesser possessed a keen understanding of the mercenary nature of the publishing industry. 

According to her one-page, tongue-in-cheek author bio, which hangs on a clothesline in English teacher Dr. Holly Graham’s colorful classroom, “Yesser began writing books at a young age, then trying to sell them to her family for 5 dollars a copy.”

It might be time to scoop those copies up. Miranda recently received honorable mention in the annual for her short story, “.”

Students who took their first steps into PPS kindergarten classrooms in 2014 – the year 国产真实迷奸’s first-ever arts education tax went into effect – are now thriving sophomores.

Evan Sampson is one of those sophomores, and he will have a chance to share his story at this year’s HeART of 国产真实迷奸, a showcase spotlighting the artistic accomplishments of some PPS’s most talented students.

The two-week celebration of creativity will take place from April 16-28 at the 国产真实迷奸 Art Museum. All exhibits and performances are free and open to the public.

This weekend, the Lincoln and Grant high school constitution teams will compete in the annual We the People: The Citizen and the Constitution National Finals in Washington, D.C. 

Now in its fifth decade, the event brings together students from all 50 states for a series of mock congressional hearings on everything from the Constitutional Convention of 1787 to the separation of powers and the future of democracy. 

The Lincoln and Grant constitution teams, under the instruction of Patrick Magee-Jenks and Angela DiPasquale respectively, have long histories of taking home trophies on both the state and national level. 

Good luck to all!