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"We Will Rise" Spirit Gear Flash Sale — Now through January 17!

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Back by popular demand, Hazel Wolf alum Luna Murfin Paz’s design, “We Will Rise”, printed in full color on a variety of items.

This Spirit Gear Flash Sale is ON, and it’s a quick one! Order by Friday, January 17 to get delivery Monday, February 3!

You can order now online through January 17. Paper forms will be sent out via Kid Mail when the kids go back to school.

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

Volunteers still needed for School Tours – Feb. 11 & 12

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Do you like to talk about our school? Ready to show it off? We need your help with school tours coming up soon!

We have three tours scheduled: two in the morning and one in the evening:
Tues, February 11: 9:15-10:45am and 6:00-7:00pm
Wed, February 12: 9:15-10:45am

You don’t have to know a lot about our school. We make it easy by providing a script and directions for where to go. Your help is much appreciated! Sign up today!

Questions? Contact Zoe at communityoutreach@hazelwolfk8.org

Join the HW K-8 PTSA Nominating Committee

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The Hazel Wolf K-8 PTSA nominating committee plays an important role in identifying Hazel Wolf community members to serve in PTSA executive board roles as they open up. For the 2020-2021 school year, we anticipate the following executive board roles to fill: Co-President and VP of School Community.

You are encouraged to be a part of the important process by self-declaring your intent to serve on this important committee. Contact Adrienne Kortas at president@hazelwolfk8.org to express your interest in serving as a nominating committee member or if you have any questions about the process.

 

Reminder: Parents Supporting Parents Meeting – Mon, Feb. 3 at 7 p.m.

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The next meeting will be Monday, Feb. 3 from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. in the Hazel Wolf Library.

The summer camp edition: Although summer seems impossibly far away, it’s time to start planning camp schedules. Come to the library on February 3 at 7:00 pm to share your favorites and get some new ideas. Email elliskatherinem@gmail.com with questions.

Email elliskatherinem@gmail.com with questions or concerns. See you there!

Elementary Spring Ultimate Registration

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It’s time for Spring Ultimate!

Elementary Spring Ultimate season is starting the week of February 24 and ends Saturday, May 9. Teams are co-ed (boys and girls together) for 3rd, 4th and 5th graders. The league is managed by DiscNW and coached by parent volunteers. We will have one weekday practice and games on Saturdays.

For more details on practice days, instructions for how to register and cost to participate– click the link below for the registration form and information sheet. You will need to fill out the form AND register with DiscNW.

HW Elementary School Ultimate Spring Registration Form

Registration deadline is Friday, Feb. 7, but we will accept registrations after on a space available basis until Friday, Feb. 21.

Questions? Contact coaches:
3rd: Paul McCallick at traciandpaul@mccallick.com and Phil Gafken at philgafken@gmail.com
4th: Kent Koth at kentkoth@gmail.com
5th: Malcolm Hooper at hooper.malcolm@gmail.com

(Edited 1/24/20: updated Paul McCallick’s email address and updated form to reflect new email address.)

Call for Career Day Presenters – Feb. 11

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We will host our annual E-STEM (Environmental Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) Career Day on Tuesday, Feb. 11!

We are looking for a few more presenters to come in for the day and talk about your STEM career to middle school students. Presenters will deliver two sessions of about an hour each, with about 25 students in each session. Ideal presenters work in a STEM field with an environmental focus. Presentations will focus on your own background, what brought you to this career and how you got here, details of the issues you get to deal with in your job, and information about the tools and processes you use. If you’ve never done this before, or if you’re unsure about how to create and deliver such a presentation, Hazel Wolf teachers will be happy to work with you to develop it. We especially encourage women, people of color, and immigrants to join us. Our kids need to see that STEM fields aren’t just for white American males – engineering our way through the world’s tricky problems happens through all our efforts, and we want our kids to see themselves reflected in the professionals who have taken on this challenge.

Contact Joe Fogarty to volunteer or ask questions.