Support our school by enjoying Chipotle on November 17th from 4:00pm-8:00pm.

Our parent teacher club will earn 33% of all sales during that time!

They will use this money to provide field trips, famlies nights, and more for our school.

Flyers will go home with students soon in Friday folders, or you can download a printable form below.

If your student did not have the opportunity to have their photo taken on October 1st, or if you were not satisfied with how their school photo turned out, this is your chance for a retake.

For those not satisfied with their originial photos:

Simply send your child's photo packet back to school. We will hold it for you until photo day and then send them for retakes.

For those who have not had their photo taken:

You can either: pick up a photo packet from the school office, or

1. Use the button below to go to Dorianstudio.com.
2. Search for your school
3. Select the order button from the appropriate photo day
4. Complete your transaction

Please notify your child's teacher through ParentSquare if you want your child photographed for retakes. Unlike our regular photo day, your child will only be photographed if we know you want them to.

You can visit/sign up for ParentSquare here: https://www.parentsquare.com/signin

Salem-Keizer Public Schools is now using the ParentSquare platform for district, school and teacher communications, primarily with email, text and app notifications. ParentSquare automatically generates an account for each parent/guardian, using their preferred email address and phone number.

Download the app or log into the ParentSquare web portal using the contact email used for your child’s school.

ParentSquare is a simple-to-use platform that provides a safe way for everyone to connect. With ParentSquare, you’ll be able to:

• Receive messages from the district and school via email, text or app notification
• Choose to receive information as it comes or all at once at 6 p.m. daily
• Communicate in your preferred language
• Comment on school postings to engage in your school community
• Direct message teachers and staff
• Sign up for parent-teacher conferences
• And more all from your phone or web portal!

The first resolution of its kind was developed through collaboration with district staff, leadership, community feedback and engagement.

At its meeting Tuesday night, the Salem-Keizer Public Schools Board of Directors voted 4-2 to approve a resolution recognizing the board and district’s commitment to equity and anti-racism. One board director was absent. It is the first time a resolution of its kind was introduced in SKPS.

Thanks to the USDA’s Seamless Summer Option, we will be able to feed all students breakfast and lunch at school for free this year.

See below for menus, but please keep in mind that entree's are subject to change based on availability.

Oregon families with children who are eligible for free or reduced-price school meals will get pandemic food benefits. This includes students that attend a school where all students eat meals at school for free, children in foster care, children of migrant workers and youth experiencing homelessness.

With nearly 41,000 students in our schools amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, safety and well-being of our students, families and staff is, without question, our highest priority. Open communication and transparency play critical roles in safety and we want to ensure you have accurate and timely information on how COVID-19 is impacting our schools.

Covid-19 Data Dashboard

We have officially launched our COVID-19 data dashboard for the 2021-22 school year. Please know that this dashboard is still ongoing further development and may continue to have minor tweaks and improvements over the coming weeks.

You can learn more about our COVID-19 investigation and communication process, on our new online dashboard webpage.

Remember, COVID-19 impacts us all daily. It is critical that we follow all recommended health and safety protocols such as vaccination, wearing a face covering, hand-washing and maintaining physical distance both while in school, and out in the community.

Thank you for all of your ongoing support as we continue to improve our processes and work together to keep our students, staff, families and community safe.

Through the Oregon Health Plan, youth 19 years of age and younger have access to free health coverage, regardless of immigration status if they meet the income requirements.

More information, including income requirements and how to apply for coverage, is available online.