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360.577.2703
Attendance Office
360.577.2702
Guidance Office
360.577.2736
Health Room
360.577.2733
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360.577.2790
2821 Parkview Dr
Longview, WA 98632
What’s happening
Cascade summer 2017 information
Last day office is open: June 30, 2017
Summer programs: ESY, July 18-27, 8:30am-12noon
Meals for Longview kids:
- Northlake Elem, 2210 Olympia Way
Monday – Friday, June 26 – August 18 (no meals July 3-7)
Breakfast 8:30 – 8:45am, Lunch 12:00 – 12:15pm - Kessler Elem, 1902 Kessler Blvd
Monday – Friday, June 26 – August 18 (no meals July 3-7)
Breakfast 8:30 – 8:45am, Lunch 12:00 – 12:15pm - CVG Elem, 2644 30th Ave
Monday – Friday, July 10 – July 28
Breakfast 8:30 – 8:45am, Lunch 12:00 – 12:15pm - Mint Valley Elem, 2745 38th Ave
Monday – Friday, July 10 – July 28
Breakfast 8:30 – 8:45am Lunch 12:00 – 12:15pm - Monticello Middle School, 1225 28th Ave
Monday – Friday, July 10 – July 28
Lunch 12:00 – 12:15pm - Archie Anderson Park, Between 21st and 22nd Ave
Monday – Friday, July 10 – Aug 18
Lunch 12:00 – 12:30pm, Snack 3:00 – 3:15pm - Longview Teen Center, 2121 Kessler Blvd
Monday – Friday, July 10 – Aug 18
Snack 3:00 – 3:30
Office opens in fall: August 14, 2017
First day of school: August 30, 2017
Share your thoughts on the building plan
Here’s another chance to share your thoughts about your school district!
Through Tuesday, June 6, community members are being asked to provide comments on the district’s plan to replace three elementary schools, provide safety improvements in the district and determine plans for housing the special education preschool currently at Broadway with HeadStart classes.
It’s easy to participate in the process–called “Thoughtexchange: Join the conversation.” Just sign up to receive a personal invitation to share your thoughts on the building plan and to ask any questions. Participation can be day or night–whatever is convenient for people’s busy schedules.
Following the comment period, everyone has a chance to see comments and prioritize those that are most meaningful. At the end of June, the community will be able to discover the predominate thoughts obtained in the process.
This is the second community engagement process this school year. To discover what priorities rose to the top this winter, click here.
District seeking community advisors
Longview Public Schools is currently seeking applicants interested in serving on three advisory committees. The committees help provide essential community input to the district and help ensure that the schools reflect the public’s wishes.
Committee members must be residents of the Longview School District and have an interest in long-term improvement efforts for our schools.
To find our more about the Facilities Advisory Committee, the Instructional Materials Committee, and the Strategic Plan Review Committee, please visit Advisory Committees.
To apply, you may:
- Complete the online application and submit it electronically, or
- Download the application and return it to the District office, 2715 Lilac St, Longview WA 98632.
Applications are due by June 15, 2017.
Teachers recognized during their special week
A statewide proclamation signed by Gov. Jay Inslee designated May 8-12 Teacher Appreciation Week includes–
Whereas, a strong, effective system of free public school education for all children and youth is essential to our democratic system of government: and…
Whereas, teachers should be accorded high public esteem, reflecting the value placed on their skills and abilities, and the importance of public education…
The recognition was read in its entirety at the May 8 meeting of the Longview School District Board of Directors, and representative teachers from across the district were introduced by Ray Clift (far left), former teacher and president of the Longview Education Association including Eric Askeland, Scott Firth, Jodi McLean, Leslie Glaze, and Debbie Russom. Supt. Dan Zorn is at right. 
Families, teens invited to view ‘Screenagers’
Between social media, video games, academics, socializing and other pursuits, the average youth spends 6½ hours a day looking at screens.
When physician, filmmaker and mom Delaney Ruston learned this, she set out to explore the impact on young people and their families, including her own. The result is “Screenagers: Growing up in the Digital Age,” a film that tells the stories of students and their families.
Exploring the impact of digital media on human development—including insights from psychologists, brain scientists and other researchers—“Screenagers” offers families strategies for finding balance in the digital age.
Longview Public Schools and the Longview Police Department are presenting “Screenagers”—with Spanish subtitles—at 6 p.m., Tuesday, May 30, at Kessler Elementary, 1902 E. Kessler Blvd., Longview. The movie is free and open to the public—and the Pioneer Lions Club will be providing free kettle corn.
For more information and to register, visit https://impactflow.com/event/presented-by-longview-police-department-2910.