- May 26 Scheduled Weather Make-up Day | NO SCHOOL
- May 29 Memorial Day | NO SCHOOL
- June 2 Pancakes & Pet-A-Reptile Breakfast | 7:45-8:45am | Gym
- June 4 PTA Volunteer Dinner and General Membership Meeting | 7pm
- June 8 Heritage Night | 5:30pm | Lakeridge Gym
- June 9 Half Day | 12:15pm Dismissal
- June 14 End-of-Year Concert | 9:45-10:30am | Lakeridge Gym
- June 16 Parents' Night Out | 7:10pm (first pitch) | T-Mobile Park
- June 19 Juneteenth | NO SCHOOL
- June 23 Last Day of School | Early Release
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NEW! 5th Grade Giving Project The 5th Grade class is raising money to purchase new P.E. equipment and all students can help! See how you can help below: |
| Coin Drive All students are invited to bring in change from home. There are buckets for each grade in the main office. The grade who collects the most money wins a prize! Money will be accepted through Thursday, May 25. |
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Bake Sale Wednesday, May 24 | 1:50-2:30pm | Rainbow Park Stop by Rainbow Park (across the street from Lakeridge) during pick-up on Wednesday, May 24 to purchase some delicious baked goods! Students will be selling all items for $1 each. |
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| NEW! Pancakes & Pet-A-Reptile Fundraiser Friday, June 2 | 7:45-8:45am | Lakeridge Gym Please join us for the MISF fundraiser Pancakes and Pet-A-Reptile on Friday,June 2! Breakfast will be served from 7:45-8:45am. You won't want to miss the Reptile Lady at 8:15am! This is a Mercer Island Schools Foundation Spring for Schools fundraiser. If you haven't made your spring gift, you can do so at the Pancake Breakfast! The Foundation is funding the new iReady math curricula and the new Benchmark literacy curricula at ALL elementary schools. Your help in reaching the $800,000 spring goal is needed to make sure our students have world-class programs like these! The Spring for Schools campaign provides the resources that help narrow the shortfall between state and local funding and the actual cost of a Mercer Island education. The suggested donation is $500/student. ALL GIFTS MATTER! Click here to donate today! The school with the highest number of gifts (not $ amount) between now and June 9 will win a special end-of-year treat from the Foundation! Go, Lakeridge! |
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| NEW! Volunteer Thank You Dinner Sunday, June 4 | 7pm | MI County Club Join us for an evening of food and fun! As a thank you for the wonderful year, we invite all who have volunteered over the year to join us for dinner and drinks - dropped off treats? volunteered in the library? class party helper? - join us! To cap a fabulous year and prepare for the next, volunteer awards and a vote for the 2023-24 board members will also take place! More info to come! |
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| NEW! PTA Awards: Nominations Open! Do you know a Lakeridge volunteer who should be recognized for their hard work and dedication to the school and students? If so, now is the time to nominate them for a PTA Volunteer Award! The PTA will present the following awards during the June 4 PTA Volunteer Dinner and General Membership meeting: - Golden Acorn Award - Awarded to an individual who has contributed extraordinary or exemplary volunteer service at Lakeridge during the past year.
- Special Recognition - Awarded to an individual for providing Lakeridge spirit and setting an example to the children at Lakeridge with at least one year on service.
- Volunteer Service Award (Unsung Hero) - Awarded to an individual who contributed exceptional volunteer service with the PTA organization, the school community, or for the children at Lakeridge in the classroom, on field trips, or above and beyond as a "worker bee".
- Lion of the Year Award - Awarded to a teacher or school employee who goes above and beyond the scope of their job to exceed expectations and serve the Lakeridge community.
Please submit nominations via this link or reach out to Sarah Karim with questions. Nomination due by Monday, May 29. |
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| Heritage Night | Save the Date! Thursday, June 8 | 5:30-7:30 pm | Lakeridge Gym One true thing we all have in common is our diversity - we come from different backgrounds. Through various cuisines, dance forms, music, and art from around the world, explore and immerse in it, and enrich our experiences. So, let’s come together to share our similarities and celebrate our diversity. Join Lakeridge students and teachers, families, and friends on June 8 for Lakeridge Heritage Night and foster an appreciation for the many cultures within the community and worldwide. Stay tuned, as more information and sign-up will be coming out soon! If you can’t wait to get involved, please email Reetchatha and Shweta - we’d love to hear from you! |
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| NEW! Playdate for SSALD Students Saturday, June 10 | 2-4pm | Lakeridge Playground Our last playdate was so successful that we are having another one! The next districtwide SSALD (Special Services and Learning Differences) playdate for elementary school children with Special Services and learning differences, including IEPs and 504s, will be on Saturday, June 10, from 2-4pm, at the Lakeridge Elementary School playground. This will be a great way for SSALD children, siblings, and parents in the district to connect and meet other families from West Mercer, Lakeridge, Northwood, and Island Park elementary schools. A variety of snacks and toys will be provided. Families are welcome to stay for the whole playdate time, but if you can only stay for a short time, we encourage students in grades K-2 to join us from 2pm-3pm, and Grades 3-5 to be there from 3pm-4 pm. Please contact Ashley Sternberg, West Mercer SSALD representative, if you have questions. |
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| NEW! End-Of-Year Concert: Islands Wednesday, June 14 | 9:45-10:30am | Lakeridge Gym You are invited to the Lakeridge End of the Year Concert on Wednesday, June 14. Every student in our school is involved! At this event, our students will share their musical accomplishments with each other and celebrate a great school year by featuring the diverse and exciting music from islands around the world! Students will also perform for each other at an assembly on Tuesday, June 13. Students will color-coordinate their shirts/tops to represent their grade! They should wear these colors to both performances on Tuesday and Wednesday: Kindergarten: Blue | 1st Grade: Green | 2nd Grade: Red | 3rd Grade: Yellow/Orange | 4th Grade: Pink/Purple/Maroon | 5th grade: 5th grade sweatshirts Don’t have that color at home? Plain black is fine! NOTE: There is no after school performance. We will record the performance and distribute to families afterwards. |
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| NEW! Lakeridge Garden Water Lions NEEDED! There’s a new kind of lion, the Lakeridge Garden Water Lion! The garden needs families to water over the summer. Can you help your student(s) water for a dedicated week or two? You’ll help your student(s) water 3x a week, spraying 19-beds (~45 min per watering day). Please sign up for one or two weeks here. Water is needed to keep the garden ready for fall harvest. As thanks, your family will have a special page in the Lakeridge Garden Yearbook. Your student(s) will also be honored at an assembly, and they can also be a Harvest Leader when school starts in the fall. Questions? Please text Julie (206-369-0426) or send email. |
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| Purchase TODAY! Parents' Night Out Friday, June 16 | 7pm | T-Mobile Park Join the Lakeridge PTA for Parents’ Night Out on Friday, June 16 at T-Mobile Park. Cheer on the Seattle Mariners as they host the Chicago White Sox with first pitch at 7:10pm. Lakeridge has a limited number of group seats and they will be sold on a first come, first serve basis. Tickets are $32 per person. The group plans to meet near the stadium at 5:30pm so parents can socialize beforehand. All tickets must be purchased by May 22. If you would like to sit next to a specific family at the game, please purchase tickets together. For more information, click here or email Lori Hurl. To purchase tickets, click here. |
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K-12 Student Spotlight Event Come join the whole drama community at the K-12 Student Spotlight event at the MIHS Performing Arts Center on May 31 from 6-8 pm. Students from West Mercer, Lakeridge, IMS, and MIHS will be performing scenes/songs from this year's plays, musicals, and improv events. Admission is gratis but suggested donation is $20/family. For more information or to volunteer, please email Megan or Sally. |
| PTSA Spring Book Club Virtual/Zoom: May 31 | 7pm or In person: June 1 | 7pm | MIHS Library Daniel Kiely, librarian at the high school, is hosting a PTSA book club this spring. The first read will be The Sum of Us: What Racism Costs Everyone and How We Can Prosper Together by Heather McGhee. There will be two meetings - one online and one in the high school library. There will be refreshments for the in-person meeting on June 1. Links for the book are below. If you would like to buy the print copy, please buy it from Island Books. They have extra copies on hand. If you are interested, please sign up here. Everyone is welcome - even if you just read one chapter! Talks and Interviews Heather McGee on The Daily Show with Trever Noah Heather McGee Ted Talk Libraries, audio book purchases, etc. Seattle Public | King County | Amazon (Audible) | LibroFM |
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| Walkers/Runners Club Returns! Parent Volunteers Needed! Walkers/Runners club is back! The spring session of Walker's Club will be held on Tuesdays from May 16 - June 13 during lunch recesses. Runners/walkers club is a great alternative activity at lunch recess especially for those looking for something structured to do or for those who just want to get some extra exercise. Students will earn charms and other fun incentives for completing laps throughout the session. Click here for the volunteer sign-up. Volunteers will track laps, monitor kids as they participate, and hand out incentives at the end of each session. It is a great opportunity to interact with your student during the school day! |
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Lakeridge Garden Volunteers Click here to volunteer at the Lakeridge Garden. Click here to help water the garden over the summer. |
| Science Fair is a ROARing Success Thank you to co-chairs Nicola Kamath and Sheila Rivera-Miller for all your hard work and hours dedicated to making the 2023 Science Fair a great success. The evening featured over 180 students presenting 120+ projects to volunteer judges as well as pizza and the infamous egg drop! And to the Science Fair committee for helping carry on this beloved Lakeridge tradition - a huge thank you!! |
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We Love Our Lakeridge Staff! The Lakeridge teachers and staff were treated to a week of lunches, snacks, raffles, and love during Staff Appreciation Week, May 8-12. On Wednesday, a catered lunch was provided by the PTA from Island restaurant Pom Proem to also recognize AAPI month. Thank you to Shweta Bhatia Gupta for coordinating all the fun activities of the week and to ALL the parents who donated food and brought in gifts for the Lakeridge staff! |
Diversity, Equity & Inclusion |
| Ijeoma Oluo Parent & Community Presentation Monday, May 22nd | 6pm | MIHS Performing Arts Center Please join us for a viewing of the speech that best-selling author Ijeoma Oluo gave to our Mercer Island High School students during Black History Month. Also included in the event will be a viewing of a student documentary “Finding Community,” created by our Black Student Union. There will be discussion led by a student panel and facilitated by Mercer Island parent and community member, Kimberly Miyazawa Frank, Global Head of DEI & Philanthropy at AppLovin. For questions or further info, please email diversity@mihsptsa.org. |
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| Jewish American Heritage Month |
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Jewish Heritage Month is recognized nationally to honor the "values, contributions, and culture of Jewish Americans" (White House source), and "pay tribute to the generations of Jewish Americans who helped form the fabric of American history, culture, and society" (sourced from Library of Congress and others). The Jewish identity goes beyond religious faith: Jewish people share a common culture, nationality, ethnicity and history, as well as religion. Jewish Americans have changed American history and made lasting contributions and impact in science and innovation (Albert Einstein, Milton Friedman, Levi Strauss, Abraham Maslow, Sergey Brin, Mark Zuckerberg), popular culture (Jerry Seinfeld, Barbara Streisand, Steven Spielberg, Natalie Portman, Scarlett Johansson, Jon Stewart), world politics (Henry Kissinger, Madeleine Albright), and art (Marvin Hamlisch, Frank Gehry). Our school has partnered with Jewish on Mercer Island (JOMI) PTA affinity group to bring a collection of children's books that showcase Jewish culture, which will be read during library time in the month of May. Click here to access to a curated list of books on Jewish American Heritage from the School Library Journal. |
| Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month |
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In 1977 the U.S. Congress (spearheaded by Representative Frank Horton of New York and Senator Daniel Inouye of Hawai'i) chose the first ten days of May to commemorate the history and contributions of Asian American communities here in the U.S. The week's observance became a month, the very month in which the first Japanese immigrants came to the U.S. in 1843. We also commemorate the completion of the transcontinental railroad on May 10, 1869 as the majority of workers who laid those railroad tracks were Chinese immigrants. And that's why AANHPI Heritage Month is in May. Per the 2023 White House proclamation of this month: “During Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, our Nation celebrates the diversity of cultures, breadth of achievement, and remarkable contributions of these communities; of brave immigrants who, motivated by the promise of possibilities, picked up their lives and found new homes here; of native peoples who have stewarded these lands since time immemorial; and of community leaders shaping a brighter future for us all. Throughout our history, they have represented the bigger story of who we are as Americans and embodied the truth that our diversity is our strength as a Nation. Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders (AA and NHPIs) represent us at every level of government, including Vice President Kamala Harris, the first Vice President of South Asian descent; Ambassador Katherine Tai, the first Asian American United States Trade Representative; and Dr. Arati Prabhakar, who is the first South Asian American to lead the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy. Earlier this year, the WH nominated Julie Su to serve as the Secretary of Labor. From historic Oscar-winning performances in film to achievements across business, culture, sports, and civil rights, AA and NHPIs shape and strengthen the fabric of this Nation. We see their contributions as business owners and caregivers as well as their service in the military and on the frontlines during the COVID-19 pandemic.” To learn more about this month, explore the following links: AAPI Heritage Month | PBS AAPI Heritage Month | KCLS Booklist |
If you have religious or cultural holidays you would like included in the ROAR, please send an email to dei@lakeridgepta.org. |
Curiosity Club After School S.T.E.A.M Enrichment Join us for S.T.E.A.M powered weekly fun where you will explore the curious worlds of science, technology, engineering, art and math. Conduct experiments, create art, build, take apart and enjoy learning how art, science ,engineering and technology are connected. Having fun with science, technology, engineering, art & math subjects fosters lifelong appreciation and curiosity for learning. Thursdays after school | April 20-June 15, 2023 | 3:45-5pm (9 sessions) Click here for more information and to secure registration. |
Nancy Schaps Memorial Grant Application Deadline: Sunday, May 28, 2023 The Mercer Island PTA Council is currently accepting applications for the Nancy Schaps Memorial Grant (formerly Scholarship). Until her death from cancer in 1996, Nancy Schaps was an active supporter, through the PTA and other volunteer services, of Mercer Island’s children. The Grant was established in memory of Nancy Schaps by her family and the community and has been given annually since 1996 to more than 50 recipients. Consistent with Nancy’s wishes, the Grant recognizes a Mercer Island child who has suffered the death of a parent or who is currently experiencing the terminal illness of a parent. In 2010, the Schaps Family funded an endowment for this Grant. At that time, they requested that the Grant also include Mercer Island children who have a parent serving on active duty with the military. A Grant award of up to $500 will be given to an elementary, middle, or high school student to be used for an activity or other purpose that will aid a child or youth’s adjustment to this difficult life change. For example, the Grant may be used for lessons, a camp experience, a trip, sports equipment, or a musical instrument. Applications and information are available here. If you have any questions, please contact Shannon Warburg, Nancy Schaps Grant Coordinator, at schapsgrant@miptacouncil.org. |
Graduate Grams - A Mercer Island Tradition! Now is the time to order 2023 congratulatory Grad Grams! For the past 30 years, family, friends, businesses, and community organizations have sent Grad Grams to Mercer Island students completing 5th, 8th and 12th grades to acknowledge their graduation. This year we are selling Grad Grams to students completing Preschool, Kindergarten, 5th, 8th and 12th grades. Each Grad Gram is printed on parchment paper, personalized with your congratulatory message, and mailed directly to the graduate’s home. Your contributions allow our community to provide 27 students with scholarship funds, up to $500 each, for future educational expenses. Your support makes a difference! Pricing: - Orders received before May 20th deadline: $6 / Grad Gram
- Orders received after May 20th deadline: $7 / Grad Gram
Click here to order your Grad Grams! |
May Message from Superintendent Rundle Please click here to read Superintendent Rundle's May's message to the community. It highlights Asian American Heritage Month, Jewish Heritage Month, National Teacher Appreciation Week, National School Nurse Day, and so much more. |
| NEW! Empty Bowls Fundraising Event June 16 | 5:30-7:30pm | MIHS Commons Join us for an evening of student art, music, education, and breaking bread to support the Red Blanket Fund! This Fundraiser, researched and chosen by the High School Ceramics program, helps support families of missing and murdered indigenous women who disappear at 10x the rate of white women. $30/bowl/meal. Click here to pre-register. |
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| NEW! MIVAL Seeks MI Artists (K-12) for the 49th Annual Junior Art Show Registration and information are now available online from MIVAL's website. FINAL ENTRY DEADLINE: Monday, June 19, 2023 | entry fee $10 | cash prizes awarded. The show will be on view at the Mercer Island Community and Event Center (MICEC) from June 26-August 18, 2023. |
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KidsCorps Tutoring Kids Corps is a volunteer club focused on providing free one-on-one tutoring for elementary students. We partner up willing high schoolers with elementary-aged kids to help them both learn and grow as students. This year, there will be options for both in-person and zoom tutoring. Click here for a link to the application. |
Mathnasium Tutoring Mathnasium of Mercer Island is your local math only tutoring center, where we make math make sense in a fun environment! We offer free assessments to Lakeridge students, meeting each student where they are mathematically whether behind or ahead. Please reach out to us to book your complimentary assessment via mercerisland@mathnasium.com or call (206) 535.6669. |
425 Kids Chess Lessons | Online 425 Kids Chess a student-run nonprofit with the mission to teach students patience and problem-solving through a safe, online format. We're opening up our next series of 1-on-1 and group lessons perfect for any level! 425 Kids Chess has taught over 200 students a combined total of 800+ hours of instruction, guiding them from the basics of chess to advanced strategies. Schedule weekly 1-on-1 lessons for your kid's level or sign up for our group lessons to learn with peers during the weekend! To sign up or learn more, visit 425kidschess.com or contact us at 425kidschess@gmail.com. |
NEW! Summer Art Camp with Mrs. Artz Join the fun this summer! Mrs. Artz is offering week-long art sessions that will let your child experiment with drawing, painting, printmaking, collage, and sculpture. Camp will be held June 26-30. Morning Session: 9:00 AM - 11:30 AM (for students currently in grades K-2) Afternoon Session: 1:00 PM - 3:30 PM (for students currently in grades 3-5) Location: Lakeridge Art Classroom | Class size: Limited to 12 per session Price: $225.00 per student Please register by: Friday, June 16 at 5:00PM: Click here for K-2 Registration | Click here for 3-5 Registration |
| NEW! DoMInate Soccer Camp JOIN THE MIHS GIRLS SOCCER PLAYERS AND COACHES FOR CAMP AT THE HIGH SCHOOL STADIUM DoMInate Soccer Camp July 10-12, from 10am-1pm. Rising 1st-5th grade girls and boys of all ability levels welcome. Players will learn new skills, sharpen their overall game, make new friendships and have fun in a positive and encouraging environment. Register at positiveplace.org. |
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NEW! MIBGC Summer Basketball Camps Be Great Basketball Skills Camp with Jamal Crawford and Guests Tuesday, Aug 1-Thursday, Aug 3 | 3rd-8th graders | 9:30am-3:00pm Girls Basketball Camp with Coach Tony and UW Players Tuesday, Aug 15-Thursday, Aug 17 | 3rd-8th graders | 11am-2pm Mercer Island Summer Hoops Camps with Varsity Coach Gavin Cree and High School Coaches - Island Fundamentals: Monday June 26-Friday, June 29
Entering Grades K-4th | 9:00am-12:00pm Entering Grades 5th-8th | 1:00-4:00pm - Handling the Rock: Monday, July 10-Tuesday, July 11
Entering Grades 5th-8th | 9:00am-12:00pm - Shooting the Rock: Wednesday, July 12- Thursday, July 13
Entering Grades 5th-8th | 9:00am-12:00pm Basketball Academy Camp with Coach Yan! Monday, July 17-Friday, July 21 or Monday, August 21-Friday, August 23 Grades K-4th | 9:00am-12:00pm Grades 5th-8th | 1:00-4:00pm
Click here to register for any of the above camps. |
| Summer Dance Camp by MIDT 3rd through 6th graders! Do you want to dance this summer? The Boys and Girls club is hosting the Mercer Island High School Drill Team as they put on a summer dance camp Monday through Friday July 10 - 14 from 10am-1pm. Learn skills and choreography from the drill team! Take home a t-shirt and your own poms to keep! End of camp performance for families on Friday, July 14. Spaces are limited - sign up today! |
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Island Hoop Camp 2023 A Mercer Island Tradition! Island Hoop Camp is once again partnering with MIBGC this summer to provide high quality basketball camps on MI at PEAK! Improve your fundamentals and have fun with Coach Gavin Cree (MIHS coach & 6-time KingCo Coach of the Year) and his staff, including former college and pro players! Camps available weeks of June 26-29 and July 10-13. All campers should register for the grade they’re entering for the 23-24 school year. Visit the Island Hoop Camp website for registration and more detailed information about camps! Contact Coach Cree with questions. |
| City of Mercer Island Summer Camps Mercer Island Parks & Recreation is pleased to offer a variety of summer camps through our dedicated partners. All registrations are taken through each organization's website and can be contacted directly for additional information and questions. Click here for more information. |
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Mercer Island Girls Lacrosse Summer Camps Registration is now open for MI Girls Lacrosse Summer Camps. New and returning players are welcome! Players will be grouped by age and ability. Camps are designed and run by MIHS Girls' Lacrosse coaching staff with the help of alumni collegiate laxers and more! Learn more and sign up here. |
Taste O' Music Summer Camp Week-long half day camp for 1st through 5th graders. Children will be able to try out eight different instruments. Click here for more information. |
| Boys & Girls Club Athletic Summer Camps Kicking off the first week will be: Island Fundamentals Basketball Camp for grades K-4 and 5-8; Footwork, shooting, ball handling, finishing and team play will all be emphasized. Older players will be doing shooting, ball handling, passing, attack moves, post play, individual defense, moving without the ball and rebounding/fast break. Yellow Yoga; Run by certified kids yoga teacher, Heather Feldman. Our camp will include yoga, journaling, drawing, arts and crafts, yoga games, outdoor time, and relaxation. Kids will enjoy a fantastic week in our non-competitive and supportive environment. Boost Baseball; BOOST Baseball Camp will focus on building fundamental habits that will take your swings and throwing mechanics to a new level. Join coaches Andre Marshall and Sean White for individual and team drills that focus on development of youth aged players. UW Softball Camp; Come and take part in this awesome softball camp ran by UW softball athletes! This camp is for all players grades 2nd-8th any and all skill levels welcome. Players will be grouped by age/skill. Mercer Island Cheer Camp; A fun Three-day camp of jumps, dances and cheers! All cheerleaders will perform on Wednesday at 4pm. Each member registered before June 15th will receive a set of pom-poms and Camp Cheer T Shirts. Sign up now for our summer athletic camps hosted by the Mercer Island Boys & Girls Club! Link to register here. |
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| SeaVuria's STEM Summer Camp Looking for a Summer STEM Activity for your student? Consider SeaVuria’s Summer STEM Camp. Summer STEM Camp is a comprehensive 5-day engagement where students take on the role of a scientist to solve a community problem. Click here for more information. *PETRI is a student directed club of Mercer Island High School and WEE, a club of MI graduates whose mission is twofold: Provide scholarships for girls in rural Kenya who would not otherwise have the chance to attend school. (Scholarships that range from $300-$600/yr for HS and $1500/yr for university change lives forever!) Promote STEM experiences for students here and in Kenya.
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| Wise Summer Camps Wise Summer Camps are now open for registration! We will be offering exciting new STEAM stations this summer for returners (and of course bringing back all the favorites like "Dazzling Demos!") that will be sure to excite our campers! All campers will receive a catered lunch each day as well as a camp t-shirt and plenty of souvenirs! Ages: Pre-K through entering 8th grade, scholarships available (scholarship form available on our website!). Camps are full day: 8:30-3:30 p.m., with after care available. Click here for more information and to register. |
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| SJCC Summer Camp Registration Open With more than 50 camps to choose from, you can build your own experience with Summer J Camp! From Core Camps to Specialty Camps, you can create a summer schedule that works best for your family. Click here for more information and to register! |
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Submission to the ROAR The Lions' ROAR is a communication from the Lakeridge PTA about school events and PTA programs and is distributed nearly every other Sunday. For inclusion in the next issue, pleaseemailactivity and event information to the Lions' ROAR Co-Editors by noon the Tuesday prior to the upcoming newsletter dates. Submission guidelines available here.
Stay Connected: Lakeridge PTA Website: Contains online registration, SpiritWear, room parent resources, and additional information on PTA programs and activities. Lakeridge PTA Facebook: Like Lakeridge on Facebook to get reminders on upcoming events and stay in touch with your Lakeridge community! Lakeridge Elementary Website: Contains Lakeridge specific information including school lunch menus, school calendar and other MISD information. Skyward Family Access: This is the Mercer Island District student information service where you can view your child's report cards, parent contact information, food service purchase balances and online payment. This is a secure server and requires a unique login and password provided by MISD. |
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