Portland Public Schools
Portland, Oregon

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"Respect, Relationships, Results"

Marysville School K-8
7733 SE Raymond | Portland, OR 97206
Phone: (503) 916-6363 | Fax: (503) 916-2656

Kindergarten Connection

Connect to Kindergarten

Tuesday, May 14, 2013   4:00-5:30 P.M.

Marysville Elementary

7733 S.E. Raymond

Please bring your child’s birth certificate, immunization record, and proof of address to register your child at Marysville. Students need to be five (5) years old on or before Sept. 1, 2013.

School News & Announcements

WELCOME BACK!

THIS MONTH AT MARYSVILLE

May Late Opening will be on Wednesday, May 15th.  School will begin 2 hours late, so be sure to mark your calendar!

OAKS Testing: Round 2 will take place from Wednesday, May 8th - Wednesday May, 22nd.  Please remember the technology lab will be closed and tech class will be taught from the Library during this time. 

Memorial Day will be observed on Monday, May 27th.  There will be no school on this day so be sure to mark your calendar!

Last day of school is Friday, June 14th.  Enjoy your last day at Marysville and have a fun and safe summer break!

 

Videos & Slideshows

The 2012 Marysville Talent Show was a rousing success!

 Click HERE to be taken directly to the Youtube Playlist of the show!

This Month at Franklin High School

Click here to visit the Franklin High School website.

School Map

Marysville School • 7733 SE Raymond • Portland, OR 97206

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Daily Schedule

8:40 am First Bell/ Breakfast Begins
8:55 am Breakfast Ends
8:45 am Tardy Bell
11:30 am-12:10 pm K-3 Lunch/ Recess
12:10 pm-12:50 pm 4-8 Lunch/ Recess
3:00 pm Dismissal
(K-8)

A Word From PTA

Marysville PTA needs YOU!  Email us and find Marsyville PTA on Facebook!

Cafeteria News

Click here for the May Lunch Menu

Click here for the June Lunch Menu

Click here for the Breakfast Menu

Harvests of the Month: Asparagus May 9 & 23, Snap Peas June 6.

New Lunch Prices
Grades K-5 -- $2.50
Grades 6-8 -- $2.75  

Free or Reduced Price Meals: Students who wish to apply for free or reduced price meals may do so by following the link provided HERE. Instructions are available in English and Spanish.

 

A new family application must be submitted at the beginning of each school year. If your household meets the eligibility guidelines, your child(ren) will be approved for free or reduced price meals. An online application is available at: http://www.pps.k12.or.us/departments/nutrition/     

Full-Price Meals: Meal pre-payment options Bring a check made payable to Portland Public Schools to the Cafeteria. Be sure to include your student's first and last name on the check. OR better yet enroll in the on-line prepayment sevice www.myLunchMoney.com

Meal accounts for continuing students must have a positive balance to eat school meals. Kindergarteners and new students need to pay for meals the first day of school or have an approved meal application. 
 

Marysville Calendar

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PPS News

Board approves budget adding teachers, prioritizing full high school course loads

May 20, 2013

The Portland School Board approved a $487 million budget for the 2013-14 school year by a vote of 6-0. The budget adds teachers district-wide, prioritizes equity in allocating staff to schools, and allows high school students to take full course loads.

 

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Wilson, Cleveland claim 1st, 2nd at state choir championship

May 13, 2013
Wilson High School's Wilson High School took first place and Cleveland High School landed second place in the 2013 5A OSAA State Choir Championships May 11 at George Fox University in Newberg - a first for Wilson and a first for two PPS high schools earning top finishes in one year. [More]

Agreement between City and PPS would buffer City arts tax risk for schools

May 13, 2013
Superintendent Carole Smith has outlined a proposed agreement that would allow PPS to put at least a half-time art teacher in every school serving elementary students for the 2013-14 school year, pending resolution of current legal challenges to the City arts tax. [More]

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