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A huge thank you to the Creekside PTSA Staff Appreciation volunteers and all the Otter families who made Teacher and School Staff Appreciation Week so special! The daily treats and heartfelt messages truly brightened the week for our amazing teachers and staff. Thank you for celebrating our wonderful staff!

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A sincere thank you to our wonderful Otter families for the incredibly thoughtful and delicious Ramadan snacks. They were a true delight for our entire staff. Wishing you all a happy Ramadan.

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Dear Creekside Families,

This month’s focus is Cooperation. One way to think about Cooperation is “working together to reach shared goals.” As a family, talk about how this definition applies to how you work together at home. What are some goals you share?

Have some fun connecting as a family this month while practicing Cooperation. Here are 2 “PurposeFull Pursuits” you can complete together!

This week, plan a time where everyone needs to work together to accomplish a shared goal like cleaning up the space you live in or making a meal together. Make sure everyone has a role to play with specific tasks. When the project is complete, discuss and celebrate how each person’s part was important to the end result.

Find a time to sit in a circle together and celebrate all the ways you have seen each other practice Cooperation. Take turns sharing responses to the following prompts or make up your own! Remember to practice Cooperation as you take turns and listen to each other.

Celebration Prompts:

● What family member(s) do you want to celebrate for their Cooperation this month?

● What is 1 way you were a leader this month? What is 1 way you were a helpful follower this month?

Happy Spring!

Ms. Allison

Message From

As we get closer to spring season, we tend to see many students with seasonal allergies, especially red, itchy, watery eyes after being outside. We have been seeing a lot this week already.

If you know your child is experiencing seasonal allergies, you could consider giving them a Non-Drowsy Antihistamine orally, or antihistamine eye drops before coming to school in the morning. The hope would be to keep your student comfortable.

Thank you,

Eryn Belles, BSN, RN

District Nurse

Enrollment

Kindergarten Registration for the 2025-26 school year is open from March 12 to April 30, 2025.

Students who turn five (5) years old by August 31, 2025, are eligible for enrollment. 

For more information on Kindergarten Enrollment, please visit the following page: https://www.isd411.org/programs-services/elementary-programs/kindergarten

District

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The district’s new Capital Projects Oversight Committee met for the first time on March 18. The 26-member committee is a group of professionals and community representatives who will add an additional layer of review and evaluation to the district's management of voter-approved bond and capital levy funds. The next regular meeting will occur in June and is open to the public.

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Kindergarten registration for fall 2025 is underway! If your child will be 5 years old by Aug. 31, 2025, and you live in the Issaquah School District boundary, it’s time to register to start school this fall. Incoming kindergarten students and families always have great questions. Today we're sharing five of the most common questions we hear, with the answers.

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Registration for 2025 summer school for students in grades 5-12 is now open. Each program has different application windows and program dates. More information about ISD In person, ISD Online, Running Start and WANIC Summer School included.

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Registration is opens April 1 for elementary summer camp! This camp is for current students in kindergarten through fifth grade, and will offer an engaging S.T.E.A.M (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math) curriculum.

Educational Technology

When deciding if your child is ready for a cell phone, there are several important factors to consider. According to Common Sense Media, it's crucial to assess your child's maturity level and ability to handle the responsibility that comes with owning a device. Enclosed are key points to keep in mind when considering whether to get a cell phone for your student.