

EGMS Weekly Newsletter
March 10th
Upcoming Dates to Remember
- 3/14- Band Festival at RVHS
- 3/20 - 3/24- Spirit Week
- 3/24- Kona Ice Day!
- 3/24 - Spring Dance - 5:30 to 7pm
- 3/27 - 3/31 - No School- Spring Break
End of Trimester 2
- Report Cards will be mailed home AND available on ParentVue next week
- Trimester 3 schedules will be available on ParentVue on Friday (3/10) after 3pm
- Trimester 3 Schedules will also be printed and handed to students Monday morning.
- Students will change electives if they are a part of the wheel. They may change the times they attend their core classes, but students will stay in the same hall and continue to have the same core teachers for trimester 3.
Students created their own wind turbines in science class today! We have some amazing Husky scientists!
Kona Ice is coming Friday, March 24th!
Students who met their iReady reading goal for the last diagnostic will receive a ticket for a FREE Kona Ice on Friday, March 24th. You can also bring cash to buy a Kona Ice that day at lunch. Go Huskies!
Do you have some time to help?
Tech Corner
Parents!
There are so many great alternatives to phones that have the internet and social media. Here are some examples of phones that look like smart phones but only allows kids to make calls, text, take photos and use a calculator. We know that if students don't have access to social media, the level of drama they experience goes down dramatically. Check it out!
Nurse Grubb's Corner
ATTENDANCE
Donuts anyone?
Students who have ZERO absences for an entire week will be entered into a drawing to win a donut the following Monday! There will be one winner per grade, per river team! A DOZEN winners each monday! Yummy! You can do this Huskies!
WINNERS FROM 2/27 to 3/3
Metolius:
6th:Ruiz Lizarraga, Nasri
7th:Johnstone, Ryken
8th:Burnette, Haven
Columbia:
6th:Scott, Trevor
7th:Foster, Blake
8th:Kirkpatrick, Conner
McKenzie:
6th:Gomez, Eden
7th:Hernandez Nava, Yareli
8th:Reyes, Alicia
Deschutes:
6th:Merydith, Zachary
7th:Lee, Aneesa
8th:Whitaker, Kaydin
STAFF MEMBER:Gates, Tammy
Bullying & Harassment
EGMS has zero tolerance for bullying and harassment—regardless of where it occurs or how severe the offense. Everyone deserves to feel safe at school, and students are expected to treat each other respectfully and civilly. Students are expected to refrain from bringing online interpersonal conflicts (Instagram, Snapchat, etc.) to school; however, such events should be brought to the attention of school personnel in order to support prompt resolution. Incidents of harassment, bullying or threatening behavior will result in disciplinary action. Bullying that involves threats may result in a Risk Assessment Screener with potential referral to Deschutes County Mental Health.
What is being done at EGMS to address bullying?
2. From our investigation we will determine if it is bullying or a conflict between students.
3. Bullying is not tolerated and will be consequenced accordingly.
4. Conflicts are common among middle school students. Students are learning how to navigate relationships as much as they are learning school subjects. We like to take a restorative approach to conflicts and have students sit together with an adult and work out the issue and move on from it when it's possible. There are consequences if conflicts get inappropriate or physical in nature.
5. Counselors are teaching "bully proofing" lessons to each grade level this month.
Sports
Spring Sports (track & soccer) Registration is OPEN in FamilyID.
Golf Registration is OPEN in FamilyID and you MUST also register through the PGA LINK provided in the FamilyID registration. Golf requires the 2 registrations to be complete. Elton Gregory will NOT be taking payments for Golf, all golf payments will go through the PGA LINK or Eagle Crest. Info is on the PGA link.
All athletes will need a current sports physical on file. Sports physicals are good for 2 years from the original date they are done. Example: If a sports physical is done 2/23/23 it will be good until 2/23/25.
Practices for Track & Soccer will start April 3, after Spring Break
*Track: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday 2:30-4:15 / NO WEDNESDAY PRACTICE
*Soccer: Days of practice to be determined, 2:30-4:00
Practices for Golf will start in May. More details to come.
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTING EVENTS
Parents and guardians of middle school students who wish to attend high school athletic contests:
Middle school students attending high school games must attend with an adult. Middle school students need to sit in the stands during games. High schools do not have the staffing to supervise middle school students. Just like all Bend/LaPine high schools, Redmond high schools believe that middle school students can successfully achieve this goal. However, in the event that middle school students cannot stay in the stands, they will be required to sit with the adult who brought them to the game or be required to leave. Please help your student enjoy the game by monitoring them while on high school property.
Thank you,
RHS & RVHS Staff
2022-2023 EGMS Bell Schedule
Community Resources
CENTRAL OREGON COMMUNITY RESOURCES
(updated as often as possible; some resources/numbers may not be current)
Mental Health Resources:
Deschutes County Behavioral Health https://www.deschutes.org/
Information and appointments. 541-322-7500
Deschutes County Crisis Line https://www.deschutes.org/
24 hour crisis support. 541-322-7500 ext. #9 or call 9-1-1
Trevor Project https://www.thetrevorproject.org/
Suicide prevention and crisis intervention for LGBTQ+. 866-488-7386 (24 hr)
Oregon Youth Line https://oregonyouthline.org/
Free, confidential teen-to-teen crisis and help line. 877-968-8491
Text: teen2teen @ 839863
Other Resources:
Central Oregon 2-1-1 www.deschutesunitedway.org
Connections to a wide-range of social services. Dial 2-1-1 or 541-389-6507
Thrive Central Oregon www.thrivecentraloregon.org
Housing, financial insecurity and other resources. 541-728-1022 (Se Habla Español)
Bethlehem Inn (24 hrs) www.bethleheminn.org
Emergency shelter and food for adults and families. 541-322-8768
Family Resource Center of Central Oregon www.frconline.org
Parenting education and support services. 541-389-5468
Latino Community Association (LCA) www.latca.org
Translation and interpretation services, employment services, 541-382-4366 (Se Habla Español)
dental and legal clinics.
NeighborImpact www.neighborimpact.org
Resources for food, energy assistance and shelter. 541-548-2380
Jericho Road https://jerichoroadofredmond.org/
Resources for food, shelter and hope. 541-699-2099
Saving Grace https://www.saving-grace.org/
Comprehensive family / domestic violence and sexual assault 541-382-9227
support services. Hotline available.
WIC (Women, Infants, Children) https://www.deschutes.org/health
Nutrition education, breastfeeding support and education, 541-617-4775
referrals and food vouchers for pregnant and postpartum women.