GET YOUR PASSPORT READY and SAVE THE DATE!
IM PTSA and ASB are pleased to host the first annual:
"IMS GLOBAL CITIZEN HERITAGE FAIR"
Friday April 28th @ 6PM
Celebrate, share and learn about the MANY different cultures and heritage in our Issaquah Middle School Community.
EVERYONE from ANYWHERE in the world (including the USA)
has both a CULTURE and HERITAGE.
WHAT HERITAGE/CULTURE WOULD YOUR FAMILY LIKE TO SHARE?
Please register by Monday April 10, 2023
Questions? Please reach out to:President@issaquahmiddleptsa.org
The Smart Talk Presentation - Wed, March 15 @ 6PM
Renew or sign-up for the 2022-2023 school year TODAY!
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Java with JZ
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DID YOU KNOW….your child can get breakfast every morning at IMS? It works just like getting lunch at school.
Students who would like to purchase breakfast may do so for $2.50. Students interested in purchasing breakfast should have money deposited in their food services meal account. Student can bring a check to school to deposit money or parents can deposit money online at MySchoolBucks.com
Breakfast will be provided free of charge for those students who qualify for free or reduced-price lunch. If you are interested in applying for free or reduced price meals, please visit Food Services website.
At IMS, we’ll serve breakfast from 7:50am - 8:10am on Mon, Tues, Thurs, and Fridays. And from 9:55am - 10:15am on Wednesdays.
Volunteers are needed for the WalkAbout program for the 2022-23 school year!
We are excited to invite parent and community volunteers to assist with lunchtime WalkAbout for the 2022-23 school year. This program was started many years ago and was scaled back during the pandemic. It's fully returned now, and is a wonderful way to support and get involved with the school. And, our school staff and students really appreciate it.
What is it? It's additional adult volunteer presence during high activity times to help staff be able to focus on the most pressing needs, knowing that there are other adults available to the kids who may need answers to questions, gentle reminders about school rules, or maybe even just a friendly smile in the middle of their day.
IMPORTANT: All volunteers must meet the following criteria to be eligible to volunteer:
1) Be approved by the Issaquah School District to volunteer (See here).
2) Sign up via this form so the school knows who to expect each day.
3) View the walkabout training prior to your first shift, so you understand the expectations.
4) Arrive in time to park and sign in at the office to get your daily security badge before the start of your "shift" (plan for approx 5 minutes).
Note: If you would like to volunteer at a different time other than before/after school or lunch, your help is also very welcome! Please email our volunteer coordinator at volunteers@issaquahmiddleptsa.org.
Issaquah Food Bank
Lunch for the Break
Lunch for the Break provides nutritious breakfast, lunch, and snack options for children attending school in the Issaquah School District. The program helps alleviate hunger during school breaks by providing a week's worth of free grocery items for students to be able to prepare breakfast, lunch, and snacks for themselves.
The next Lunch for the Break will be
Thursday, April 6th 1:00 - 7:00 pm.
Shopping takes place at the Issaquah Food & Clothing Bank. Shopping times may be assigned to help minimize wait times.
Families can choose from a variety of produce, dairy, proteins, snacks and other kid-friendly breakfast/lunch non-perishable items.
Please register here before 5:00 pm on Monday, April 3: https://bit.ly/ifcb-lftb-apr2023.
LFTB-2023-04-flyer.pdf (issaquahfoodbank.org) – English
LFTB-2023-04-flyer-spanish.pdf (issaquahfoodbank.org) – Spanish
