Blakely Newsletter - June 9, 2025

Don't forget to have your student look at lost and found for any missing items! It is overflowing...We are able to return items that are labeled. Everything left on the last day of school will be donated.

MEDICATION PICK UP- Medications can be picked up at the end of the school day on Monday, June 23, 2025, or earlier if needed.

***IMPORTANT** Please remember, if you were unable to sign and return your child’s 504/Health Care Plan to me prior to June 2nd, 2025, then you will need to ensure it is filled out and signed by your pediatrician over the summer. I will need to have these turned into me by August 26th, 2025, in order to process them and notify all teachers and staff, from food service to bus drivers, of your child’s health condition. Medications can either be brought at that time or on the first day of school.

Per Washington State law, if your child has a health condition that requires emergency medication, your child CAN NOT start school without a current 504/ Health Care Plan and medication in place by the first day of school. Please contact me if you have questions.

Marci Collins, RN                   

206-780-2074                  

mcollins@bisd303.org

Before your mind turns to summer, mark these important dates on your calendar. The 2025-26 school year will be here before you know it!

It’s almost here — the most exciting school day of the year! After months of hard work, our kids are ready to celebrate with a day full of fun, games, and laughter. Thanks to the amazing efforts of PE Teacher Alec Grimm and Field Day Coordinator Scott Covey, this year’s event promises to be unforgettable. But to make it truly magical, we need your help. Parents and guardians, you do NOT just need to cheer from the sidelines, jump in and be part of the fun! Whether it's helping set up, running a game station, filling water balloons, painting faces, or just keeping the energy high, there's a role for everyone.

From kindergarten classrooms to high school programs, Bainbridge Schools Foundation helps fund academic intervention, educator resources, and student well-being programs that reach every school and every student.

This spring, we’re working to raise $100,000 by June 30, and every dollar donated will be matched up to $40,000 by a generous BSF supporter. If you've been waiting to make a donation, now's your chance to double your impact!

Your gift, no matter the size, helps ensure all Bainbridge students continue to have access to the opportunities and support they need to learn and thrive! 

Make your donation today.

The Summer Pantry Bag Program provides free breakfast and lunch items for youth ages 0–18. Please note that participants do not need to be BISD students or registered with Helpline House to receive a bag

19: No School for Juneteenth

20: Field Day (PM)

23: Last Day of School 10:50am dismissal