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For this year’s GiveBIG fundraiser, which kicked off on April 20, and culminates with a 48 hour giving event on May 4-5, we want our campaign to reflect our community’s resilience.

This year, we are excited to announce that a generous Hillside family has decided to match any donation up to $20,000! We hope you will consider contributing a tax-deductible donation to help us reach this goal. Your contribution will help us continue to improve the efficiency of our current spaces. You can donate at hillsidesc.org/giving/

We also want to encourage you, if you are in a position to do so, to consider a gift to the Low Income Housing Institute, an organization committed to programs such as “Tiny Houses,” which aims to address homelessness in Seattle by building tiny homes.  If you are interested in learning more about their program please visit: lihi.org/donate/

Our school grows and flourishes academically through the students and families that participate in its vision. Your contributions help keep alive the dream of education as we believe it should be. We appreciate all of you.

High School History Feast

On Saturday May 1, 2021, 7:00 pm PST, Hillside will again bend the rules of time and space to bring notably historical figures to life and together for the annual History Feast! This year will feature politicians, a pirate, revolutionaries, writers, scientists, and artists from the last four hundred years of Modern World History! P.S. Some content of this presentation might be considered PG.

Join our Modern World History Feast Webinar on Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/96748777142?pwd=Um4yVWJJQTBtUDJmNkFkS1ZCd05jUT09

Teacher Appreciation Week May 3-7

(from pta.org)

Let’s face it. This school year has been weird. But we’re getting through it, in part thanks to our nation’s amazing educators. Take a moment to #ThankATeacher during Teacher Appreciation Week, May 3-7.

Teachers change the lives of millions of children every day—and in a year where instruction could be virtual, in-person or a mix of both, their immense work and impact have provided a much-needed sense of community and connection. Despite the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, educators across America are working hard to ensure every student has the tools they need to reach their full potential.

Thank you Hillside educators and staff for all that you do!

Back to School!

From Kalan – This week has been a wonderful rush: the old building is coming to life again, blood pumping and flowing through the veins of our living community. We grow and grow. In person school has brought me the joy be finally able to put my forest-classroom to greater use as I expand and embellish it. It has always been a dream to be able to teach Socratic literature seminars in the spectacular Hillside woods, and to begin this work as maple leaves unfold like baby bat wings and animal song flows gently around us has been truly incredible. I sincerely hope you can visit our plein air educatorium before the year is out.

Electives

Upper school electives begin on Thursday, May 6th! Some of our awesome electives this year are forestry, chess and go, drama,  computer science, and visual art.

Birthdays, Birthdays!

Happy birthday to our May celebrants: Laura, Nick, Jean, and Sophia!

Open House 

Hillside will be hosting its final virtual open house on Thursday, May 6th! Help us spread the word about Hillside and all the school has to offer.

Help keep Hillside up-to-date on Niche.com

Niche is a digital marketing company that helps schools recruit and enroll students by providing families with information on school rankings, report cards, and in-depth profiles. Help Hillside attract new families to our beautiful campus by providing your honest review.

Check out our Niche profile: https://www.niche.com/k12/hillside-student-community-school-bellevue-wa/

Rate your experience here: https://www.niche.com/k12/survey/start/?t=k&e=hillside-student-community-school-bellevue-wa

What’s your spirit animal?

5th and 6th graders pondered this question, and turned to ancient Chinese myths for inspiration. Perhaps a strong and resilient phoenix? Or the mighty and adventurous Monkey King? Possibly the gluttonous Taotie, who enjoys savory soups? Or maybe the innocent and just unicorn Chi Lin? Check out their choices below!

Events Calendar

Saturday, May 1
History Feast

Monday, May 3-Friday, May 7
Teacher Appreciation Week

Monday, May 3
Portfolio Club – 3:05-4:20

Tuesday, May 4
GiveBIG Campaign

Wednesday, May 5
GiveBIG Campaign
Community Building at Hillside – 9 a.m.

Thursday, May 6
Spring Electives begin
Social Justice Club – 3:05-4:20
Virtual Open House – 7:00 p.m.

Friday, May 7 
No School – Weather Make-up Day

Monday, May 10
Portfolio Club – 3:05-4:20

Wednesday, May 12
Community Building at Hillside – 9 a.m.

Thursday, May 13
Social Justice Club – 3:05-4:20

Friday, May 14 
Fiber Arts 3:05-4:20

Monday, May 17
Portfolio Club – 3:05-4:20

Wednesday, May 19
Community Building at Hillside – 9 a.m.

Thursday, May 20
Social Justice Club – 3:05-4:20

Friday, May 21 
Fiber Arts 3:05-4:20

Monday, May 24
Portfolio Club – 3:05-4:20

Wednesday, May 26
Community Building at Hillside – 9 a.m.

Thursday, May 27
Social Justice Club – 3:05-4:20

Friday, May 28
Fiber Arts 3:05-4:20

Monday, May 31
No School – Memorial Day

What’s Happening at Hillside

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Return to School!

We are so excited to welcome students back to on-campus learning on Tuesday, April 20th! Please keep your eyes open for more detailed communication from the office as the date draws nearer.

Lower School Drama Production

You’re invited! 

Please join us this Friday at 7:30 p.m. to enjoy the 5th and 6th grade production of “Shehera-Zoom”, a virtual interpretation of stories from the celebrated Arabian Nights. Students will be acting out classics such as “Ali Baba and the 40 Thieves”, “Es-Sindibad the Sailor” and “How Abu Hassan Broke Wind”. It is promised to be a wildly fun evening!

History Feast

On May Day, 2021, Hillside will again bend the rules of time and space to bring notably historical figures to life and together for the annual History Feast! This year will feature politicians, a pirate, revolutionaries, writers, scientists, and artists from the last four hundred years of Modern World History! Keep an eye on your email for further information regarding that evening’s webcast.

Birthdays, Birthdays!

Happy April birthday wishes to: Keegan, Sam F. & Leslie!

Spring Electives

Upper school electives begin Thursday, May 6.  This year these classes alternate, with one class two days per week.  Drama (play production), however, meets every class day.  Electives are usually graded pass/fail unless strong, extra effort merits another option.

These afternoon classes are your choice—an opportunity to try a new area or to further develop an earlier skill.  Although classes will be on campus, a few students will likely still join us online.  Below are some choices proposed by the staff.  Students should also think about what they would be excited to explore on their own.  If they choose an independent study, they will check in periodically with a teacher about their goals and progress.

Students:  Let us know your choices and rank them #1 through #4!

**Please note that B and C classes are on Monday and Thursday, and must be combined with D and E classes on Tuesday and Friday.  Any of them may be combined with an Independent Study. **

OPTION A: Drama (with Jean & Leslie; M,T,TH,F & possible extra sessions)
OPTION B: Learning Strategy in Go and Chess (with Wis & Julie; M & TH)
OPTION C: Forestry (with Kalan; M & TH)
OPTION D: Computer Science (with Julie; T & F)
OPTION E: Visual Art (with Leslie; T & F)
OPTION F: Independent Study (with teacher advisor; schedule TBD)
**Fencing – if you are interested in a bit of fencing for the last part of the year, contact Kael! It may be possible to start playing with sabres!**

Back to School Campout

Save the date – Friday, April 16th! To celebrate our return to school, Hillside will be hosting a back to school campout in the woods, complete with campfires and a movie screening. More details to come.

Volunteer Opportunity – NPH Northwest

Since December, Hillside student, Norah, has been a part of the NPH Northwest youth group. NPH, or Nuestros Peqeños Hermanos, is a non-profit organization that supports children overcoming poverty in Latin America

The youth group is looking to expand its membership, and is open to ages 13 and up. If interested, please fill out this quick form:  https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfaNQ2xDigizz24mzpd6T0-qXpiKYsHBoSZsjvKgnCc0b9YaA/viewform?usp=sf_link

Events Calendar

Thursday, April 1
Social Justice Club – 3:05-4:20

Friday, April 2
Fiber Arts – 3:05-4:20
Lower School Drama Performance “Shehera-Zoom”  – 7:30 p.m.

Monday, April 5 – Friday, April 9
No School – Spring Break

Monday, April 12
Portfolio Club – 3:05-4:20

Wednesday, April 14
Community Building @ Hillside – 9 a.m.
On Campus PSAT Exam

Thursday, April 15
Social Justice Club – 3:05-4:20

Friday, April 16
Fiber Arts – 3:05-4:20

Monday, April 19
Portfolio Club – 3:05-4:20

Tuesday, April 20
In-person School Begins

Wednesday, April 21
Community Building Day CANCELLED

Thursday, April 22
Social Justice Club – 3:05-4:20

Friday, April 23
Fiber Arts – 3:05-4:20

Monday, April 26
Portfolio Club – 3:05-4:20

Wednesday, April 28
Community Building @ Hillside – 9 a.m.

Thursday, April 29
Social Justice Club – 3:05-4:20

Friday, April 30
Fiber Arts – 3:05-4:20

What’s Happening at Hillside

Spotlight On… Conferences

Conferences are the perfect time to talk with your child’s teachers about their progress, setting goals, and to celebrate all of your child’s successes this year! Conferences will be held via Zoom between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. on Friday, March 5th. To sign up for a 15 minute slot with each of your child’s teachers, please use the Signup Genius link that Leslie sent out via email last week, also available under “Materials” in Jupiter. Hope to see you Friday!

Open House – March 25th

Hillside will only be hosting TWO more virtual open houses during the 2020-21 school year! Be sure to let your friends and neighbors know about us, should they be looking for a supportive, rigorous, and fun school for their child. Please sign up at this link (https://hillsidesc.org/open-houses/) for our next open house on Thursday, March 25th.

Birthdays, Birthdays! 

Happy March birthday wishes to: Pierce, Ada, Elliot, and Lucas! 

Continue Supporting Black Owned Businesses

Even though Black History Month has come to an end, it is always the right time of year to support local and national black owned businesses. Not sure where to start? These two websites have got you covered. Explore over 150 nation-wide businesses, (https://bit.ly/37Qak7z) ranging from art and design to books and fitness. Wondering about where you can shop locally? Seattle Refined (https://bit.ly/3dNxoYf) has a comprehensive list of black owned businesses in the Seattle area.

Reminder: No School Friday, March 26th

Friday, March 26th is reserved as a weather make-up day. Considering there is no inclement weather this month that will keep us out of school, please expect there to be no school on that day.

Events Calendar

Monday, March 1
Portfolio Club – 3:05-4:20

Wednesday, March 3
Community Building @ Hillside – 11 a.m.
SAT at School – time

Thursday, March 4
Social Justice Club – 3:05-4:20

Friday, March 5
No School – Parent Teacher Conferences

Monday, March 8
Portfolio Club – 3:05-4:20

Wednesday, March 10
Community Building @ Hillside – 11 a.m.

Thursday, March 11
Social Justice Club – 3:05-4:20

Friday, March 12
Fiber Arts – 3:05-4:20

Monday, March 15
Portfolio Club – 3:05-4:20

Wednesday, March 17
Community Building @ Hillside – 11 a.m.

Thursday, March 18
Social Justice Club – 3:05-4:20

Friday, March 19
Fiber Arts – 3:05-4:20

Monday, March 22
Portfolio Club – 3:05-4:20

Wednesday, March 24
Community Building @ Hillside – 11 a.m.
SAT at School – time

Thursday, March 25
Social Justice Club – 3:05-4:20
Virtual Open House – 7 p.m.

Friday, March 26
No School – Weather Make-up Day

Monday, March 29
Portfolio Club – 3:05-4:20

Wednesday, March 31
Community Building @ Hillside – 11 a.m.
Block IIIB Begins

What’s Happening at Hillside

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Spring Conferences – Friday, March 5. Save the Date!

Spring conferences are coming up, and we are looking forward to meeting with students and parents to discuss classes, the year so far, and what is upcoming. You will receive an email via Jupiter in the coming weeks with the link to sign up for ten minute virtual slots. Just as in November, conferences will be held on Zoom. If you will be unable to attend conferences, please contact teachers individually to make alternate arrangements.

Important Announcement – Re-enrollment

The due date for the re-enrollment forms is Feb. 25/21. An email will be sent to families today via Jupiter.

You’re Invited! Upper School Drama Production

When: Wednesday, February 24th @ 7:30 p.m.

Where: Zoom (link will be provided closer to event date)

Details: Hillside’s Drama Club presents an evening of one-act plays. Ranging from quirky comedy to dark suspense, these short plays explore issues of love, life and death in these uncertain times.

February is Black History Month!

The high school World Literature students are studying, among others, the contemporary Nigerian author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie (who has given some viral TED talks) and Aimé Césaire, a Martiniquan student of Léopold Senghor whose powerful, moving work rivals that of Ginsberg and Whitman and is a force to be reckoned with. Literature students also did comparisons between the recent Youth Laureate Amanda Gorman’s inaugural poem and Maya Angelou’s 1993 On the Pulse of the Morning (video linked). James Baldwin, bell hooks, and Ta-Nehisi Coates are just a few other brilliant African-American writers to put on your shelf.

At this week’s Wednesday session, we asked upper school students to choose from a large collection an influential figure or moment of Black history of interest to them and report back next week with their findings.  We look forward to hearing what they learn!

Ways to support:

Locally – One simple way to honor the continuing struggle for racial justice is by supporting local Black-owned businesses, of which here are two preliminary lists (Seattle) (Western WA) — if you have more ideas, let us know!

Nationally – The National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington D.C. at https://nmaahc.si.edu/explore/nmaahc-digital-resources-guide is a fantastic resource for information, and includes digital tours!

Lower School Edible Egypt Project

Students in the Alder Room class were quite busy this month – researching and building an ancient Egyptian monument… all out of FOOD! Students created their own edible methods to recreate glue, sand, bricks and more. Check out their awesome monuments below!

Open House – Thursday, February 25th 

Another month, another open house! Our February open house will be held on Thursday, February 25th. Know any families looking for a positive, encouraging, and intentional academic environment for their child for the 2021-2022 school year? If so, refer them to this page to sign up for our next open house!

Birthdays, Birthdays! 

Happy February birthday wishes to: Norah, Kayla, Leo, and Rebecca!

Hillside is excited to share the charity chosen by the January birthday group: International Rescue Committee.The IRC helps refugees get settled, and it helps those who have had their lives altered from natural disasters.

Events Calendar

Monday, February 1
Portfolio Club – 3:05-4:20

Wednesday, February 3
Community Building @ Hillside – 11 a.m.
Drama Club – 11:30-12:30

Thursday, February 4
Social Justice Club – 3:05-4:20

Friday, February 5
Fiber Arts – 3:05-4:20

Monday, February 8
Portfolio Club – 3:05-4:20

Wednesday, February 10
Community Building @ Hillside – 11 a.m.
Drama Club – 11:30-12:30

Thursday, February 11
Social Justice Club – 3:05-4:20

Friday, February 12
Fiber Arts – 3:05-4:20

February 15-19
No School – Mid-winter Break

Monday, February 22
Portfolio Club – 3:05-4:20
Block IIIA Begins

Wednesday, February 24
Community Building @ Hillside – 11 a.m.
Drama Club – 11:30-12:30
Upper School Drama Performance – 7:30 p.m.

Thursday, February 25
Social Justice Club – 3:05-4:20
Open House – 7 – 8:30 p.m.

Friday, February 26
No School – Inclement Weather Make-up Day

What’s Happening at Hillside

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Food, Clothing, & PPE Drive – Final Days!

Social Justice Club’s non-perishable food, clothing, and PPE drive is just about over! So far, the club has collected food and gently worn cold weather clothing to donate to local communities in need. Donations will be lovingly delivered to Sophia’s Way Women’s Shelter, Issaquah Clothing and Food Bank, and The Sammamish Tent City.

The last day donations will be accepted is Wednesday, December 16. Please prioritize nutritious staple foods and warm winter clothes, or see lists of needs in organization links above. Hillside will have receptacles ready for donations out on the sidewalk during Wednesday morning check-ins on both 12/9 and 12/16 for easy drop off. Please contact Kalan if you have any questions – kalan@hillsidesc.org

A Rogue’s Christmas 2020

Short Stories Live–with Jean!

Consider Giving This Holiday Season

The holiday season is not just a time for cozy mugs of cocoa, staying indoors, and holiday music. More than anything, this season is a time of giving. This year is a challenging one for all non-profits, let alone for those who help people to put food on the table or to pay rent. Regarding the latter, Hillside would like to recommend that you consider a two-fold donation, one to Plymouth Housing and one to Hillside.

Plymouth Housing is a local non-profit organization that works effectively to end homelessness and deal with its causes. You can learn more about them and donate at plymouthhousing.org/.

We are hoping every family can give even a small donation to both these causes, one to help those in need of a home, one to keep alive the dream of education as we believe it should be.

Hillside is seeking to raise $20,000 before the end of December. We hope you will consider helping us to reach or exceed that amount. Several staff and board members have already agreed to give toward this goal, and we would love to see everyone at Hillside give at whatever level they can to show their support and participation. You can donate at hillsidesc.org/giving/, or you may also send a check to:

Hillside Student Community School
5027 159th Pl. SE
Bellevue WA 98006

Our school grows and flourishes academically through the students and families that participate in its vision. We see that vibrancy in our ranking (renewed this year!) as Washington’s #1 school in the arts. Your contributions help keep Hillside a place where students shine in a caring atmosphere, where mistakes are for learning, where the unique gifts of each individual are valued, and where, in our small classes, everyone joins the discussion.

Birthdays, Birthdays! 

Happy December birthday wishes to: Kaia, Clara, Ella and Liam!

Hillside is excited to share the charity chosen by the November birthday group: The Loveland Foundation — The goal of the Loveland Foundation, started by Rachel Cargle in 2018, is to provide accessible therapy for Black women and girls. Supporting this fund contributes to healing the trauma inflicted on women of color by the United States’ systemic racism and to removing the stigma around mental health and therapy.

Events Calendar

Wednesday, December 2
Community Building @ Hillside – 9-11
Drama Club – 11:30-12:30

Thursday, December 3
Social Justice Club – 3:05-4:20
Virtual Open House – 7-8:30

Friday, December 4
Fiber Arts – 3:05-4:20

Monday, December 7
Broadway Club – 3:05-4:20
Portfolio Club – 3:05-4:20

Wednesday, December 9
Community Building @ Hillside – 9-11

Thursday, December 10
Social Justice Club – 3:05-4:20

Friday, December 11
Fiber Arts – 3:05-4:20

Monday, December 14
Broadway Club – 3:05-4:20
Portfolio Club – 3:05-4:20

Wednesday, December 16
Community Building @ Hillside – 9-11
Drama Club – 11:30-12:30

Thursday, December 17
Social Justice Club – 3:05-4:20

Friday, December 18
Fiber Arts – 3:05-4:20

Monday, December 21-Friday, January 1
No School—Winter Break

What’s Happening at Hillside

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Socially Distanced Camping & Movie Night

Students and their families are invited to come with tents, sleeping bags and pads to our first Hillside camping event of the year, to be held Friday, October 2nd. Families are welcome to arrive at Hillside as early as 5:30pm to pitch a tent before sunset. At 7:30pm, we will be screening a film in our outdoor theater setup. If the weather permits, we also plan to include a few campfires, some socially distanced games, and conclude the night together safely sleeping in separate pods.

We hope to see you there!

Happy National Hispanic Heritage Month!

September 15 to October 15 is officially known as National Hispanic Heritage Month. This is a time to honor and celebrate the amazing contributions from the Latinx community. While labels like “Hispanic” and “Latina/o” are popularly used as interchangeable pan-ethnic categories in the United States, there are some important differences. “Hispanic” is often referred to native speakers of Spanish or those who have Spanish-speaking ancestry. This label, as a result, does not consider Brazilians as Hispanic since their official language is Portuguese. Similarly, the label “Latino” is often used to refer to anyone of Latin American origin or ancestry. This excludes Spanish-speaking countries like Spain since the geographical location is in Europe and not Latin America. To learn more about these differences and more check out this article by The Pew Research Center titled, “Who is Hispanic” (Sept. 2020). No matter what side of the debate you’re on, we can all agree that a Latino/a or Hispanic person can be any race or color. We come in all shades! 

In more recent years, activists, students, and academics have also politicized the grammatical gender in the Spanish language by proposing the “Latinx” label – pronounced \luh-TEE-neks\ – as a gender-neutral alternative to the terms Latino or Latina. Persons who use this terminology do so to advocate for individuals who do not identify with the limitations of the gender binary system, male/female. Critics dislike the term because they argue that it is linguistically incorrect to pronounce. Nevertheless, its supporters believe that the term creates a more accepting inclusive community for individuals of all genders. To learn more about the Latinx term watch #TheKatCall’s YouTube video with Mitu, “What’s With the X In Latinx?”

So, now you know. We have many ethnic terminologies used in our community, but one thing that we can all agree on, no matter the label we choose to identify with, is that we are a proud, resilient community that continues to fight to make the United States a great place for everyone. Join me in celebrating 10 amazing Latinx women who have made history by clicking this link. 

-Lizeth Gutierrez 

Open House

Our first Open House of the school year is days away! This year, the open house will be held via Zoom on Thursday, October 8th from 7:00-8:30 pm. We encourage you to share Hillside with any families looking for the right fit for their students. Our community members are our best ambassadors, so please feel free to extend an invitation to those you know to come learn about Hillside!

Birthdays, Birthdays!

Happy October birthday wishes to: Lola, Ausby, Frances and Harrison!

Birthday Initiative Announcements

Hillside is excited to share the charities chosen by our July, August, and September groups:

July

Inspired by recent events, the July Birthday Celebrants would like to donate to the Black Lives Matter Global Network, one of many organizations that support communities of color. Please consider donating in kind, if so inspired.

August

The August Birthday Celebrants would like to donate to the Community Organized Relief Effort (CORE). CORE is a nonprofit that builds sustainable programs so that communities can “recover, rebuild, and prepare in the face of disaster.” CORE has administered more than 1 million Covid tests this year in the United States.

September

The September Birthday Celebrants would like to donate to the Keith Haring FoodPantry Program, which “…provides nutritional counseling and also distributes hundreds of food packages per month which are specifically tailored to meet the unique nutritional needs of HIV-positive individuals.” This program is a part of the Gay Men’s Health Crisis (GMHC), a non-profit and volunteer-led AIDS service organization based in New York City.

The program shares its name with Keith Haring, an American artist known best for his street art and AIDS awareness activism in NYC throughout the 1980s. His instantly recognizable style captivated many during his time, and Haring’s audience expanded from the streets to prominent galleries around the world. His art attracts fans of all ages today because of its captivating imagery with colorful, dancing figures twirling and exuding beams of joyful movement. Haring himself died of AIDS-related complications at just 31 years old in 1990. The Keith Haring Food Pantry Program continues Haring’s philanthropic legacy and works to uplift the lives of those affected by the AIDS epidemic.

Please consider donating in kind, if so inspired. 

Community Building Day

Students in all grade levels came out on Wednesday to socialize – distantly! – with their teachers and peers. Jean kicked the morning off with a scavenger hunt in the woods. Students were tasked with finding a perfect circle in nature (lots of mushrooms), as well as something really gross (lots of slugs)! Students then broke off into two groups to play games and create usable items and decorations from nature, scavenged from the Hillside woods. We treasure the short amount of time that we get to spend with students on these days! 

Halloween Party

We won’t let ANYTHING cramp our Halloween style this year. That’s right – goblins, and ghouls, and ghosties – oh my! The annual Hillside Halloween Party is still on! Stay tuned for more information later this month.

Events Calendar

Thursday, October 1
Social Justice Club – 3:05-4:20

Friday, October 2
Fiber Arts – 3:05-4:20
Hillside Camping Event – 5:30 p.m.

Monday, October 5
Broadway Club – 3:05-4:20

Wednesday, October 7
Drama Club – 3:05-4:20
Community Building Day – 9-11 a.m.

Thursday, October 8
Social Justice Club – 3:05-4:20
Open House – 7-8:30 p.m.

Friday, October 9
Fiber Arts – 3:05-4:20

Monday, October 12
Broadway Club – 3:05-4:20

Wednesday, October 14
PSAT – On Campus
Drama Club – 3:05-4:20
Community Building Day – 9-11 a.m.

Thursday, October 15
Social Justice Club – 3:05-4:20

Friday, October 16
Fiber Arts – 3:05-4:20

Monday, October 19
Broadway Club – 3:05-4:20

Wednesday, October 21
Drama Club – 3:05-4:20
Community Building Day – 9-11 a.m.

Thursday, October 22
Social Justice Club – 3:05-4:20
Open House – 7-8:30 p.m.

Friday, October 23
Fiber Arts – 3:05-4:20

Monday, October 26
Broadway Club – 3:05-4:20
Block IB Begins

Wednesday, October 28
Drama Club – 3:05-4:20
Community Building Day – 9-11 a.m.

Thursday, October 29
Social Justice Club – 3:05-4:20
Open House – 7-8:30 p.m.

Friday, October 30
Fiber Arts – 3:05-4:20