Team,
Have a restful weekend. ~Juan
To Do
From Lora Nordquist
Team,
Two important items…
- Revised SIW Schedule. Because the week of June 10th is now a full week, Wednesday, 6/12, will be an SIW. This changes the designation of our June SIW’s. Wednesday, 6/5, will now be a building discretion day; Wednesday, 6/12, will be a teacher-directed work day.
- End of Year Activities. With the last two days of school being pushed to the week of June 17th, the district’s expectation is that end-of-the-year celebrations (5th grade or 8th grade promotions, field days, etc.) be scheduled during these last two days. Additionally, the high school exam schedules should carry over to the 17th, at least, or the 18th.
From Ryan Kelling, Human Resources
Hi Team,
We are very excited for the 2024 Educator Job Fair, which will be held at Deschutes County Fairgrounds on Thursday, April 4 from 1:00 – 6:00 pm.
Please sign up by Wednesday – March 20th
We are offering a remote component again this year in an attempt to attract a wider range of candidates. There is a spot on the sign-up sheet to indicate if you are interested in meeting with candidates via MS Teams. Kathryn Moseley will follow up as the event gets closer to those who indicated that they are interested in helping our efforts to reach a wider range of candidates by participating in the remote interviews.
- Some nuts and bolts for the day:
- We have two shifts this year, 12:00 – 3:30 and 2:30 – 6:00
- Lunch will be provided, more info to come.
- Interviews will be 15 minutes long
- Interview questions and rating forms and rubrics will be provided
- The first interviews will be scheduled at 1:00, the final interviews will be scheduled at 5:45
- Please bring a fully-charged laptop
- NO OUTSIDE FOOD OR DRINK PERMITTED
Please, let me know what questions you have and thank you in advance for participating.
From Stephen Duval
Thank you for supporting fly up day this week. We hope your students had a positive experience. Could you please pass along this survey to the staff who traveled with students to a high school? We would like to collect feedback for future planning.
This and That
From Tammy Pike
Overdose Emergency Kits
BLS received several Overdose Emergency Kits through OHA’s Save Lives Oregon Initiative. Each kit contains: Administration instructions, 4 boxes of naloxone, 2 CPR face shields, and 1 emergency box for storage. Each middle and high school received two kits and elementary schools received one kit.
Overdose Emergency Kit Location
Ideally, the Overdose Emergency Kit box should be mounted on a wall next to an AED cabinet so that it is easily accessible. However, this may not be feasible for your school site. Please consult with your school nurse about where the best location would be for these Overdose Emergency Kits. AED cabinets still contain 2 doses of naloxone.
Overdose Emergency Kit Location and Expiration Date Information
Once the location of the Overdose Emergency Kits have been identified, the school nurse will add the locations and the naloxone expiration dates to our district AED Master Spreadsheet.
From Jennifer Hauth
Middle school principals, please ensure you or one of your team members attend the middle school presentations. Thanks ~Juan
Calendar
March 1: Education Foundation: www.blpedfoundation.org
March 7: Middle School Horizontal @CMS at 3:00-4:30
March 21: Middle School Horizontal @LPMS at 3:00-4:30
March 25-29: Spring Break
April 11: Middle School Horizontal @HDMS at 3:00-4:30
Fish On..
