Don’t worry if you just got your order form on Friday…Franklin PTA has extended the deadline for yearbook orders until March 25th.
Don’t forget to order! You can download the new form here.
March 21, 2011
March 17, 2011
You can pre-order your 2010/2011 school yearbooks from the PTA . Download the order form here!
This is a great keepsake for your child to remember his/her elementary school years at Franklin. So, don’t miss the opportunity to hold on to the memories!
December 14, 2010
Wish Upon a Star…Donate Classroom Items to our Wonderful Teachers and Staff This Winter
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Wish Upon A Star…
Our fabulous Franklin Teachers & support staff have made some winter wishes…
If you would like to donate an item or two during this season of giving…please visit the Franklin Lobby and pull a “Giving Star” of your choice off the bulletin board, or call Kelly Heim and she will help you make the gift arrangements.
Kelly Heim – 417-8879 – Please call with any questions.
Thank you for considering the wishes below.
Electric pencil sharpener – Marty Peterson, Special Education Teacher
Colored Sharpie Pens – Judy Thomas
Sticky notes – Judy Thomas
Kid friendly ink stamps and ink pads in different colors – Judy Thomas
Colored markers – Stacie Richie, 3rd Grade Teacher
Colored pencils - Stacie Richie, 3rd Grade Teacher
Command self adhesive hooks (any size) Stacie Richie, 3rd Grade Teacher
Ipoint pencil sharpener (Costco) - Stacie Richie, 3rd Grade Teacher
Student scissors – Stacie Richie, 3rd Grade Teacher
Paperback copies of Woodsong by Gary Paulsen – Claire Rausch, 5th Grade Teacher
Kleenex – Debbie Erickson, Teacher
#2 Lead Pencils – Debbie Erickson, Teacher
Wet Wipes – Debbie Erickson, Teacher
Sticky notes – Lambert Grimes, 3rd Grade Teacher
Stickers for kids – Lambert Grimes, 3rd Grade Teacher
Lysol Wipes – Heather Chapman, 6th Grade Teacher
Dry Erase Markers in primary colors (not pastels) – Heather Chapman, 6th Grade Teacher
#2 Lead Pencils – Heather Chapman, 6th Grade Teacher
Two reams of white index card stock – Karen Walden & Linda Plenert, Teachers
Two sets of 3, 4 & 5 minute egg timers (the sand in the hour glass type) – Karen Walden & Linda Plenert, Teachers
Printer Cartridge: HP Laser Jet C4092A – Jay Averill, 6th Grade Teacher
Pens (Precise Pilot rolling ball (blue or black ink) a box would be very nice – Jay Averill, 6th Grade Teacher
Hand sanitizer bottles – Jay Averill, 6th Grade Teacher
Clipboards (5-10 needed) – Jay Averill, 6th Grade Teacher
Items for the “Reading Rewards Box” – games, puzzles, books, markers, toys, paint sets, jump ropes – Debbie Halsey, Teacher
Money/ donation for students who cannot cover the $1.00 fee for the weekly Zumba class. The teacher has been paying out of pocket to make up the difference for the $20.00 a week class. – Cynthia Green, Teacher
Water color paint sets (as many sets as possible for class) – Cara McGuire
Items for the “Prize Drawer” – fancy pens, stickers, pencils, erasers, any other inexpensive items – Cara McGuire
Privacy Screens for the students (bought or made) – Cara McGuire & Debbie
Heavy duty pencil sharpener – Debbie
November 8, 2010
Please join us for Franklin Skates! Franklin students and their families are invited to Olympic Skate Center in Port Angeles to skate with fellow students on Thursday, Nov. 11th. Because of our large student population and also safety concerns, Kindergarteners through Third Graders can skate from 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. A skating session for Fourth through Sixth Graders will occur from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. also on Thursday, Nov. 11th.
Remember, there is no school on Thursday, Nov. 11th due to the Veterans Day Holiday and no school on Friday Nov. 12th due to teacher conferences. So please come out and join the fun!
Cost is $5 per student per session, which includes skates. This is a discounted rate and is also a fundraiser for Franklin’s Parent-Teacher Association. Snacks and other concession items cost extra. Sorry, but no free passes accepted for this already discounted event. Olympic Skate Center is located in central Port Angeles on 7th Street, just a block off Lincoln Street, near Rite Aid.
