ISB 7th Graders to Portland Center Stage!
Early Risers Chess Club
Early means early! Fir Grove Chess Club members, all 3rd through 5th graders, show up at 6:55 am to play. Not only do they learn the game and have fun with classmates, but they also learn skills that help them become better and more confident students.
Drama Club at Cooper Mountain Elementary!
Drama Club is more than just an after-school activity—it’s a space where students build confidence, creativity, and community. Through theater, our young performers learn to express themselves, collaborate with others, and discover the joy of storytelling.
Lending Library for First Grade Readers at Jacob Wismer!
Emergent readers need to read each night at home with an adult to reinforce the language and literacy skills they are learning at school. It is important that the books they are reading at home are “good fit” books that are similar to the books that we are using in our classroom. It can be challenging for families to access high-quality decodable books, and the ones we have in our classroom libraries need to stay at school. Jacob Wismer would like to start a lending library of engaging, high-quality decodable books that I can send home with students to read at home. When finished with the books, they would be returned to school, allowing many students to benefit from the use of these books.
Building Biliteracy: Expanding Access to Spanish Books for K–2 Learners
Building Young Engineers, One Cardboard Cut at a Time! Support Oak Hills ChompSaw Program!
The ChompSaw is an amazing tool that allows students to turn their creative imaginations into a reality! ChompSaw is a child-safe, oscillating cutting tool that helps students cut cardboard and other materials safely and easily.
Feed My Body, Feed My Brain winter break campaign
270 individuals, local business and community leaders came together to make a difference in the lives of our students and families and helped us deliver the requested number of winter break food gift cards to all 54 of the Beaverton schools.
“Sense-ational” Exploration for Little Learners
Sensory play helps students regulate emotions, focus during lessons, and participate more successfully in group activities. We are excited to help young learners explore weather, seasons, pet care, gardens, construction and other interesting topics through their senses using Sensory Kits!
Teddy Bear Clinic for K-1 Students
High school students from the Health Careers program have purchased adorable teddy bear patients, setting the stage for a series of appointments at various elementary schools. These future doctors and nurses are on a mission to teach K-1 children all about what it means to visit a doctor for a check-up, making health education as cuddly as a teddy bear hug!
Gearing Up for Growth: Expanding Merlo Station’s Bicycle Maintenance Program
