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Join The Arc of King County’s Rachel Nemhauser, Community and Family Support Program Manager, and Jae Kim, MSW, Information and Resource Coordinator, for an exploration of services available in King County and Washington State for people covering the array of community resources for students with Developmental Disabilities and their families. This informative and informal conversation is a great opportunity to find out what help is available, and to get your questions answered regarding resources through ARC, local community resources and DDA (waivers", respite care, therapies, behavior support, etc).
· May 9th 5:30-7pm https://issaquah-wednet-edu.zoom.us/j/81992340775 Meeting ID: 819 9234 0775 Mr. Sweeny and Ms. Burke will be presenting on the topic of Financial Strategies and Estate Planning. There are three Phases of Family Life, based on age, for a child with special needs: Pre-Guardianship, Post-Guardianship, and Independent Living. Each phase has its own unique financial and legal challenges. However, with proper planning, parents/guardians can hopefully find peace, knowing that their child’s financial well-being is protected throughout their life span as well as in the event of an unforeseen life change. We will discuss the resources available to you and have an open conversation where you can ask questions and/or share life experiences. Free to all who would like to join.
· May 3rd 5:30-7pm https://issaquah-wednet-edu.zoom.us/j/88020131943 Please help us start 2023 as a year of service and of giving! Sunny Hills is hosting a "Keep Active and Diaper Drive" where we will be collecting new and gently used much-needed items for KidVantage (formerly known as Eastside Baby Corner). These items will help kids stay busily engaged during this cold winter weather. See below for a list of donations we will be collecting. A collection bin will be placed inside of the school on both floors. The drive will run from Feb. 1 - Feb. 28 . Thank you for any support you can give to this much-needed organization!
Items Needed Diapers Pull ups Legos and Blocks Action Figures Books/games/puzzles Dolls Arts and Crafts Dress up costumes Coats/Gloves/Mittens Boots Join The Arc of King County’s Rachel Nemhauser, Community and Family Support Program Manager, and Jae Kim, MSW, Information and Resource Coordinator, for an exploration of services available in King County and Washington State for people covering the array of community resources for students with Developmental Disabilities and their families. This informative and informal conversation is a great opportunity to find out what help is available, and to get your questions answered regarding resources through ARC, local community resources and DDA (waivers", respite care, therapies, behavior support, etc.).
Mr. Sweeny and Ms. Burke will be presenting on the topic of Financial Strategies and Estate Planning. There are three Phases of Family Life, based on age, for a child with special needs: Pre-Guardianship, Post-Guardianship, and Independent Living. Each phase has its own unique financial and legal challenges. However, with proper planning, parents/guardians can hopefully find peace, knowing that their child’s financial well-being is protected throughout their life span as well as in the event of an unforeseen life change. We will discuss the resources available to you and have an open conversation where you can ask questions and/or share life experiences. Free to all who would like to join 1/26 2nd Grade Concert @ 6:00 - 6:30 p.m.
1/27 Teacher Work Day - No school for students 1/31 Kinder Parent Info. Night 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. 2/1 PTA Spelling Bee @ 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. pre-registration required 2/8 PTA Spelling Bee @ 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. pre-registration required 2/9 5th Grade Play @ 6:00 - 7:00 p.m. 2/16 3rd Grade Concert @ 6:00 - 6:30 p.m. 2/20 Presidents Day - no school 2/21 - 2/24/ 2nd Winter Break - no school Tuesdays
3:45-4:45 Ms. Grasso's Room 168 Session 1 : Begins February 7th (six-week session) Dates: 2/7 2/14 2/28 3/7 3/14 3/21 Parents must sign up their student directly with me ( Ms. Grasso,) by contacting me at the email below. Please contact me directly and not your child's teacher or the office. GrassoM@issaquah.wednet.edu Mrs. Grasso has 20 spots open for this session, and it is first come first serve. This is a six-week art club. She will offer a second session later in the year. Students can come directly to Mrs. Grasso's classroom after school on Tuesdays if they are signed up, but parents must be able to pick up students in front of school at 4:45. Eager Reader is back this year and set to begin on Wednesday, January 11. Information from PTA was shared to go out to students last week.
Below is a link for summer resources.
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