The Aguilas de Oro baile folklorico will be performing at 6:15 and 7:15 PM with the culinary arts program serving free refreshments from the food truck.


Friday, April 3rd, is Pink Day in honor of Victoria Lopez and her special life that was lost to a battle with cancer. Remind your kiddos to wear their pink!
Thank you for all your patience with the construction. We look forward to the beauty the school will bring come fall.
Remind: In the morning, please remember to drop your child off in the car zone (7:40-8am) or park in the district office parking lot and walk your child across the street using a crosswalk. When picking your child up In the afternoon, please use the crosswalk on 1st street (manned with crossing guards) to safely cross the street. Thank you!
Hello Families! Welcome Back!
I hope you all had a great break, I spent some quality time with my son Maclain. He's a senior so every day feels like the "last of this or that." I'm constantly hugging him and he just rolls his eyes:)
REMINDER! Starting tomorrow, March 30th, we will NOT have access to the front of the school and will enter through the east side doors (the preschool side) on 1st. This is for walkers/pick up or drop off during school hours. Buses and car zone will remain unchanged. This is for the remainder of the year. If you pick up/drop off your child in a car at the front of the building, we encourage you to start using car zone. See Map: https://aptg.co/lHN3hR
Starting March 30th, after Spring Break, we will NOT have access to the front of the school during that time. We will need to make a temporary adjustment to our arrival and dismissal procedures for our walkers. Buses and car zone will remain unchanged. During construction, we will need all students grades K-5 to enter/exit the main building from the East side doors on 1st. If you pick up/drop off your child in a car, we encourage you to use the car zone. See Map: https://aptg.co/lHN3hR
Art Fundraiser! Hi parents! The last day to submit orders for our annual Art Fundraiser will be Tuesday, March 17th. All money raised goes toward school assemblies, so please consider supporting us! If you have any questions, please contact 2nd grade teacher Michelle Chase: michelle_chase@gervais.k12.or.us.
Families have an opportunity to participate in Skate Night at GHS next week! It will be a blast! Please see the flyer for more information: https://aptg.co/JZCT35
Coding Night! SMSP Family Coding Night 6-7pm in the GES Cafe’. Please join us for snacks and prizes.
Additionally, students who have perfect attendance for 5 days this week (March 16-March 20th) will get popcorn. Ms. Bizon will be serving it in the gym for 100% attenders. Let’s eat popcorn!
You have an opportunity to participate in Skate Night at GHS next week! It will be a blast! Please see the flyer for more information: https://aptg.co/JZCT35
Additionally, students who have perfect attendance for 5 days next week (March 16-March 20th) will get popcorn. Ms. Bizon will be serving it in the gym for 100% attenders. Let’s eat popcorn!
Conferences: Thursday, March 12th (4-7:30pm) and Friday, March 13th (12-8pm). Thursday, March 12th is a regular school day for students and there is NO SCHOOL Friday, March 13th.
Art Fundraiser! It's time for our annual Art Fundraiser. You can put your student's art on t-shirts, aprons, pillow cases and more. Your student's teacher has sent home artwork, order forms and a pricing sheet, so be on the lookout! All of the money raised goes toward school assemblies. If you have any questions, please contact 2nd grade teacher Michelle Chase: michelle_chase@gervais.k12.or.us. Thanks!
Book Fair is this week! Your child will be able to experience the book fair during library time. Additionally, when you come for conferences this week, the book fair will be open!
Please join us for Family Coding Night March 19th from 6-7pm in the cafe'! There will be prizes and snacks!
Aguilas de Oro: Gervais Elementary students are invited to join Aguilas de Oro for a special performance at Family Night! Please see the links for more information on how GES students can be involved:
English https://aptg.co/gn2_V5
Spanish https://aptg.co/Y68c3R
Conferences: Please make sure you have called the office 503.792.3803 to schedule your conference for Thursday, March 12th (4-7:30pm) or Friday, March 13th (12-8pm). March 12th is a regular school day for students and there is NO SCHOOL Friday.
Aguilas de Oro: Gervais Elementary students are invited to join Aguilas de Oro for a special performance at Family Night! Please see the links for more information on how GES students can be involved:
English https://aptg.co/gn2_V5
Spanish https://aptg.co/Y68c3R
Please join us for Family Coding Night March 19th from 6-7pm in the cafe'! There will be prizes and snacks!
As we speak, your children are working hard on creating a piece of artwork that can be transferred to a coffee mug, mouse page, T-shirt, etc. Next week teachers will send home a sample of your child’s artwork in an envelope with a pricing guide stapled to the outside. The order forms are due back by March 17th. Please see the link for more information about our school fundraiser. https://aptg.co/c03mpV
Dear Parents,
On Wednesday, February 25th, from 5:30-7:30pm, we’ll have an important parent education event: How to Protect Your Child from Fentanyl. Fentanyl has hit our communities harder than any other drug in history. Fentanyl is involved in 90% of young Oregonian drug deaths, making drugs now the leading cause of death for this age group (15-24). Sadly, many of these deaths could have been avoided if the youth had been educated on the risks of fentanyl.
Schools are adding fentanyl education into their health education curriculum, but a few days of drug education a year is not enough to protect our kids from this dangerous drug. Parents and caregivers need to be involved, educating their kids about this danger and reinforcing the messaging at home. Most parents today were raised during the time of DARE, where “just say no” was the extent of drug education, and they don’t have an example of an effective drug talk to look back on. This event will educate everyone on how the current drug landscape is more dangerous than ever due to fentanyl and give tips and tools to help parents and caregivers have conversations with their kids.
The event will start with the screening of a short film, The New Drug Talk & La Estrella, following a discussion with local experts. Special guests include Marion County Substance Abuse Prevention Coordinator and the Youth Prevention Education Coordinator. We will also have folks from Interface Network to assist individuals with enrolling and navigating the Oregon Health Plan.
While this presentation is geared toward families with children in middle school or older, all are welcome to attend. This is an event you won’t want to miss. We hope to see you there!
THANK YOU TEAM!
Courtney & Guadalupe
1. Family Art Night on February 19th at 6pm in the GES Cafe. Click on the link: https://aptg.co/6Xp3D1
2. If you or someone you know has a student with a disability, please join us on Thursday, February 19th from 5-6pm at GES. Click on the link: https://aptg.co/6hpZGR
3. Please click on the link for information on a community screening event at GHS on February 25th at 5:30pm. https://aptg.co/nvvjV6
What beautiful weather we’re having. As much as I want more snow up on the mountain for snowboarding, I do love the sun!
Here are a few things to remember/be aware of in our GES family:
1. Fancy Day is tomorrow! Students can dress to the nines! I can’t wait to see the creativity tomorrow.
2. No School Monday, February 16th in honor of Presidents’ Day!
3. We have a school assembly (just for students) on Tuesday, February 17th led by the Heart Association and Ms. Bizon has asked us all to wear RED. Bring out your best RED!
4. Family Art Night on February 19th at 6pm in the GES Cafe. Click on the link: https://aptg.co/6Xp3D1
5. If you or someone you know has a student with a disability, please join us on Thursday, February 19th from 5-6pm at GES. Click on the link: https://aptg.co/6hpZGR
6. Please click on the link for information on a community screening event at GHS on February 25th at 5:30pm. https://aptg.co/nvvjV6
It's hard to believe it's February already but here we are! If you click the link below, you'll see the latest GES news.
https://aptg.co/_2GQBv
Reminders:
1. Students are released from school tomorrow (1/29) at 11:20
2. No school for students Friday (1/30)
3. NO LATCH KEY for students tomorrow (1/29)
4. If you or someone you know has a student with a disability, Please join us!
Thursday, 2/19 5:00 - 6:00 PM at Gervais Elementary School. Here is the link to the flyer. https://aptg.co/zbR0G0
Hello Families! I hope you continue to enjoy all this sun! It makes me feel like I live in Central Oregon. I heard we'll get some rain this week which means snow in the mountains for some fun winter sports! It's probably time for some rain.
Here are some things you need to know about this week:
1. Students are released from school on Thursday (1/29) at 11:20am
2. No school for student Friday (1/30)
3. No Latch Key for students on Thursday (1/29)
4. Winter Soccer Club is postponed until we can find another coach. We only have 1 coach right now.
5. If you or someone you know has a student with a disability, Please join us! Thursday, 2/19 5:00 - 6:00 PM at Gervais Elementary School. Here is the link to the flyer. https://aptg.co/zbR0G0
Tomorrow is Crazy Hair Day! Bring your best "hairdo" to school tomorrow!
Reminder: No school tomorrow, January 19th, in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. We'll see all students back at school on January 20th.
