Skyline School

School Attendance Notification

Parents may contact the school in the following ways:

Email to shall@pps.net (preferred).
Send a note (on paper) in advance of absence to school office.
Call Skyline at (503)-916-5212.

Important Information

Daily Schedule

8:35	Breakfast Begins
11:30 - 11:48	Lunch for 4-5
	Recess K-3
11:48-12:10	Lunch for K-3
	Recess for 4-5
12:00 - 12:15	Recess for 6-8
12:15 - 12:30	Lunch for 6-8
3:00	Dismissal K-5
3:05	Dismissal 6-8

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Dates to Remember

May

10 Spirit Day – Crazy Hair theme

15 Late Opening

2/3 Play 1:00 & 6:30

16 8^thGrade Exhibition

17 Spirit Day – Literature theme

19 Golf Tournament

20 Ritter field trip

22 Hanson field trip

22 Middle School Musical performance 6:00

23 K/1 and 4/5 Music Performance, 6:00

24 Spirit Day – Career theme

27 Holiday – school closed

31 Spirit Day – Pajama day

June

5 Kindergarten Picnic lunch 11:00-11:45

(For students entering Kindergarten in Fall 2013.)

6 2/3 field trip

4/5 Exhibition, 1:00 & 6:00

14 Last day of school

K-7 picnic 11:30-12:15

Slide show: 12:30

8^thgrade trip to Oaks Park

Skyline Calendar

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