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GiveBIG Today for Hazel Wolf K-8 PTSA!

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Today, Wednesday, May 8 is GiveBIG, a one-day, online giving campaign to raise funds for Washington’s nonprofits.

Please consider donating to the Hazel Wolf K-8 PTSA and help us meet our goal of $15,000 for the PTSA general fund! So far this year we have raised $5,440 and we need YOUR help to meet our goal to ensure the PTSA can offer robust programming that benefits our school community.

Remember, many employers will also offer a match, so be sure to check with yours! If you have any questions, please contact fundraising@hazelwolfk8.org.

Join us – and GiveBIG for all!

Make your donation now:
https://www.givebig2019.org/hazel-wolf-k-8-ptsa

Spirit Gear Flash Sale Now Through May 3! (May 5 Online)

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The Spring Spirit Gear Flash Sale is ON, and it’s a quick one! Order now online through Sunday, May 5, or use the paper form (also went home via Kidmail). Paper forms are due Friday, May 3. Photos and information about clothing sizes are available on the product description form.

Be sure to check out the winning Black Lives Matter t-shirt design by Luna (pictured below), available as a t-shirt (youth and adult sizes) and sweatshirt (adult sizes only). Also congratulations to the honorable mentions by Pacifica, Norah and Francis! See all the great designs below!

Please note: Because all items are custom ordered, we cannot accept any returns or exchanges. Questions, compliments, ideas? Please contact spiritgear@hazelwolfk8.org.

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Luna with her winning BLM t-shirt design!
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Francis, Honorable Mention
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Norah, Honorable Mention
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Pacifica, Honorable Mention

Don’t Miss the All-School Skating Party on May 3

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Hey, Wolf Pack! Our second annual all-school skating party is coming up on Friday, May 3 from 5 to 7 p.m. at Lynnwood Bowl & Skate. The cost is $7 to skate (additional $3.25 for in-line skates) but free for parents who don’t want to skate. This is not a drop-off event – all kids must be supervised.

The PTSA is providing vouchers for any family upon request from Principal Nelsen.

See you there!

Get Ready for Staff Appreciation Week May 6-10!

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We love our Hazel Wolf teachers and staff and want to show our appreciation for all they do for our families. Please help us do so by signing up to bring food and supplies, set up and clean up, or decorate. Any and all time or item you can contribute is much appreciated!

Do you have a special talent or service you would like to provide to the staff during Staff Appreciation Week? Yoga, Mindfulness Meditation, Massage, Car Washes, Dog Walking, Self-care Products/Services, Caricatures? Please email Denise Jungbluth at denisejungbluth@gmail.com to coordinate a special event that will amaze and impress our fantastic staff.

Sign up here! https://signup.com/go/NsfjwnY

PTSA General Session on April 30 Will Discuss Math Process Changes

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Please join us at the PTSA General Session Meeting on Tuesday, April 30 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. in the Cafetorium.

This meeting is for you if you have ever wondered…

  • Why is the school changing their math process?
  • Who is on my PTSA board?
  • How does the PTSA spend my donation?
  • Where can I learn more about how to be involved?

Agenda Highlights:

  • Updates from the school on the changes coming to our math program
  • School update from Ms. Nelsen
  • Hear about upcoming PTSA events
  • Vote to approve the PTSA budget for ’19-’20 school year
  • Vote to approve PTSA Executive Board positions for ’19-’20 school year

Childcare will be provided. (Donations welcome for our MS volunteers!) Spanish interpreter will be provided (other languages pending). Please encourage any Spanish-speaking families to attend.

Tendremos traductores en español.

First Racial Equity Book Club Meeting is May 1

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Please join us at the first Racial Equity Committee Book Club on Wednesday, May 1, from 6:30 to 8 p.m. in the Hazel Wolf Library. We will be discussing Ijeoma Oluo’s “So You Want to Talk About Race.” We hope that parents, grandparents, guardians, staff and teachers will come to talk about the book. The format will be a general discussion, mildly facilitated just to keep things moving smoothly. There will be questions for the group to consider, and we look at this as a conversation. (If you haven’t finished the book by May 1, please still join us. No quiz, no pressure.)

We do not at present have child care available. If that changes, we will let you know.