- Student health screening
- Winter resources
- HAC - Home Access Center
- Winter weather reminders
- Shasta engagement sessions
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Monday, Dec. 22 - Friday Jan. 2 (Winter Break)
Monday, January 5th (Curriculum/Professional Development)
Tuesday, January 6th: All students return from winter break
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Health Screenings for grades K-5 and 7 will be performed throughout the district beginning in December. Screenings include vision and dental. Please contact your school Health Assistant if you do not want your child to participate in health screening.
Coordinated by Bethel District Nurses and health assistants, screening includes vision screening by Oregon Lion’s club and Dental screening by White Bird Dental Clinic.
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Families have access to resources across Lane County, including food boxes, meal sites, gift programs, food pantries an more. These services are offered in locations across Lane County, including Eugene, Springfield, Junction City, Veneta, Elmira and more. You can view the resource list here.
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Home Access Center (or HAC) can be accessed easily from our website. Simply login (or register if you haven't previously) and you will have access to:
- Check grades, attendance and schedules
- Set grade notifications
- View and print report cards
- Contact staff
- And more!
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It's that season again! Included below are reminders about how families and staff can expect to receive information from the Bethel School District in the event of hazardous weather conditions.
When hazardous weather (snow, ice, storms etc.) is a concern, decisions regarding schedule changes are made in the early morning, before 6 a.m., when current weather conditions can be assessed. Our main concern is the safety of our students and staff.
How families will receive information:
- In the event of school closures or delays due to inclement weather, Bethel families can expect to first be alerted via text message, email, and/or voice message through our ParentSquare system.
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Bethel will host several opportunities for families to learn more about the Shasta Middle School transition and share their questions, ideas, and feedback. All Bethel families are welcome to attend the sessions that best fit their needs.
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Life Skills–Focused Session: 5 p.m. on December 9 – Bethel District Office - 4640 Barger Drive - For families of students served in Life Skills programs.
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In-Person Engagement Session: 6 p.m. on December 16 – Shasta Middle School Cafeteria - 4656 Barger Drive - Open to all families
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Virtual Engagement Session: 5:30 p.m. on December 18 – Zoom Link - Open to all families
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Danebo Family Engagement Session: 6 p.m., January 6 - Danebo Elementary - 1265 Candlelight Dr - Open to all Danebo families
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Irving Family Engagement Session: 6 p.m., January 8 - Irving Elementary - 3200 Hyacinth St. - Open to all Irving families
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Shasta Band-focused Engagement Session: 6 p.m., January 21 - Shasta Middle School - 4656 Barger Drive - Open to all Shasta band students
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The Bethel Family Resource Center (formerly the Cascade Family Resource Center) is open on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month from 4 - 6 pm. We are a full-service food pantry offering produce, dairy, bread and non-perishable foods. In addition, we have laundry soap, toilet paper, toiletries and more. Please wait to come until about 3:45 pm, at 3:50 pm we will come out to distribute numbers for entry. We will begin serving folks by no later than 4 pm. Please be aware of parking limitations due to bus pick-up lanes. We have air conditioned waiting rooms for folks to sit and visit while you are waiting your turn to shop. We would love to serve any family in need of food resources so please come check us out at the new Clear Lake Community Center (formerly Clear Lake Elementary School) on Barger Dr. |
Your voice helps us grow. Please take a few minutes to share your thoughts in our Communications Survey — what’s working well, what could be improved, and how we can better communicate.
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It’s a WRAP!
The Bethel Green Teams ask you to consider our planet this holiday season. If you celebrate by exchanging gifts, please join us and say, “it’s a wrap!” to wrapping paper. Statistics show that over 3 billion pounds of wrapping paper end up in our landfills annually, and that’s just in the United States. Wrapping paper is not recyclable because of its added glitters and paints. You can still enjoy the element of surprise by finding innovative but sustainable ways to hide your presents. Empty cereal and frozen food boxes will do the trick. Everyone could use another cup or towel, as well as a pillowcase or t-shirt, thrift one to conceal your gifts and it will be a two-in-one! How much fun would it be to see who among your loved ones can create the most unique way to give a gift? We encourage you to spend your money on items that will be used, not on wrapping paper that, while beautiful, will simply be torn to shreds and tossed into our already overstuffed landfills.
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From classroom successes to district-wide celebrations, this is where good news lives.
Join us in recognizing the incredible efforts of our students and staff.
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