Timeline:

Please bring cash, we will not be accepting credit/debit cards for tickets or food from our kitchen.

All children need to be at school by 11 am dressed in white clothing.

All parents are asked to sign up to work a shift or two at the Faire. Click the below link to sign up. We need people to help with set up, starting at 9am, with parking and with all the booths. Your class teacher and parent rep will have your class booth info. 

We need 10 foot pop up tents for each booth. If you have one, please let your class teacher know. We also need people to sign up to be parking attendants and be there by 9 am.

We are also needing willow branches and flowers for Flower crowns.

Every family is asked to bring baked goods to sell at the Bake Sale booth. We prefer homemade goodies and will accept store bought too. 

You can contact the May Faire Committee at mayfaire@madronetrail.org.

We just closed out week two with our school lunch program. Things are running more smoothly, and we have a new employee helping us in the evening. Starting next week, if your child comes through the kitchen and they are not registered in the app, they will be given a sack lunch from the district. So, sign up if you haven’t already: EZ school app.

Reminder: You do not have to upload money to multiple student accounts in different transactions. If you have more than one student, upload the total amount for all of your children to a single account. Then click “transfer to other students” below the list of your kids.

Email kitchen@madronetrail.org if you’d like guidance. Also, if you’ve filled out the eligibility application for free/reduced lunch this week, we’ll be catching up on sending out responses over the weekend.

Speaking of the weekend… come visit our taco and tamale booth tomorrow at May Faire! Authentic street tacos by Evan and Sergio and handmade tamales by Keegan and Margot (and don’t miss the queso Mac and cheese)!

From the Athletic Director 

We will begin State Testing in next week. 3rd-8th graders are tested in Language Arts and Math, and 5th and 8th graders take a Science test as well. This is the first year since the pandemic that the students will take the full test and participation rates will be tracked. Parents have the right per Oregon Law to opt their child out of the test. If you would like to do so, please contact our School Test Coordinator, Ms. Cori, cori.royer@madronetrail.org, to arrange to sign the opt out form.