Research shows that missing 10 percent of the school, or about 17 days in most school districts, negatively affects a studentâs academic performance. Thatâs just two days a month and known as chronic absence.
6th grade science students are performing their first official experiments in class to determine which dish soap does indeed make the biggest bubbles!
Our School has been busy celebrating all things Fall! From the fun and festivities of our Fall festival to exploring new stories and discovering favorite reads at the book fair. There has been no shortage of smiles, laughter, and community spirit. A big thank you to everyone who helped make it happen. What a wonderful season at Sauvie Island School.
We are collecting donations to support local families in need. Every can, box, and contribution makes a difference. Bring in nonperishable food items and help us make a positive impact in our community. Every little bit counts!
Join us tomorrow for our Annual Harvest Festival, 3:15-4:30 pm
We encourage families to bring a donation for the Columbia Pacific Food Bank to help support our local community.
Let's come together, spread kindness, and make a difference.
Help support those in need by donating to the local food bank! Every donation, big or small, helps.
Help support those in need by donating to the local food bank! Every donation, big or small, helps.
Sauvie Island School's Annual Harvest Festival is Friday, November 6th, from 3:15 pm- 4:30 pm. Join us for an afternoon of fall fun with our school community!
As we welcome November, here's a look back at an exciting week with a VIP experience at a pumpkin farm nearby on the island, as well as a fun costume parade to end the day Friday. đđť
We have reached our next Sauvie Star goal! Monochrome Day is on Wednesday, Nov. 4th.
We are having our annual canned food drive for the Columbia Pacific Food Bank. Please help support our community by dropping off items in the school lobby. Thank you for your help.
We have reached our next Sauvie Star goal! Monochrome Day is on Wednesday, Nov. 4th.
Our Scholastic Book Fair is coming next week, November 2nd-6th.
This is the event that excites kids about reading and earns funds for our school! Be sure your child doesnât suffer Book Fair FOMOâget them prepared to shop at https://bookfairs.scholastic.com/bf/sauvieislandschool
#ScholasticBookFairs
This is the event that excites kids about reading and earns funds for our school! Be sure your child doesnât suffer Book Fair FOMOâget them prepared to shop at https://bookfairs.scholastic.com/bf/sauvieislandschool
#ScholasticBookFairs
Sauvie Island School's Annual Harvest Festival is Friday, November 6th, from 3:15 pm- 4:30 pm. Join us for an afternoon of fall fun with our school community!
Attendance is one of the main factors that predict whether children are reading proficiently by the end of third grade. Early literacy lessons are provide invaluable instruction and practice that set students up for success in later grades.
We had a great week in the garden! Experimenting with pumpkins, drying marigolds, harvesting leeks and making queso!
Sauvie Island School will have its Parade of Costumes for K-8 at 2:00 PM on Friday, October 30th, followed by classroom celebrations.
Parents, please be sure your student's costume does not include blood, gore, weapons, etc. All costumes must be school-friendly.
Classroom celebrations will begin after the parade. Parents are welcome to send healthy treats for the class to enjoy. Please NO candy.
Parents, please be sure your student's costume does not include blood, gore, weapons, etc. All costumes must be school-friendly.
Classroom celebrations will begin after the parade. Parents are welcome to send healthy treats for the class to enjoy. Please NO candy.
Fourth graders enjoyed a beautiful fall day at Howell Territorial Park on Sauvie Island. Students sampled different varieties of apples, went on a nature walk, investigated maps, and spent time nature journaling. It was a wonderful opportunity to enjoy the outdoors while exploring a special place on Sauvie Island that is rich in history!
This month we combined our Tasty Tuesday with Oregon Crunch! We crunched on some tortilla chips with fresh made salsa using produce from our school garden!
Students harvested tomatoes and cilantro in the morning and salsa was prepped and served to every student for snack. From vine to crunch in 90 minutes! Happy Farm to School Month đ
Students harvested tomatoes and cilantro in the morning and salsa was prepped and served to every student for snack. From vine to crunch in 90 minutes! Happy Farm to School Month đ
Today, October 23rd, is PJ Day!! Please leave all stuffies, blankets, and slippers.
This month we combined our Tasty Tuesday with Oregon Crunch! We crunched on some tortilla chips with fresh-made salsa using produce from our school garden!
Students harvested tomatoes and cilantro in the morning, and salsa was prepped and served to every student for snack. From vine to crunch in 90 minutes! Happy Farm to School Month đ
Students harvested tomatoes and cilantro in the morning, and salsa was prepped and served to every student for snack. From vine to crunch in 90 minutes! Happy Farm to School Month đ