8th
grade- bring in a baby picture for the yearbook~!
Friday February 13th-
Bring your
book made into a movie book )- we will have time to read!
Record your
reading- Readathon!!!
Monday February 16th-
NO SCHOOL Presidents’ Day
Tuesday February 17th-
Essential
questions from Errol Heights
Current event –Green- Rowyn, Travis, Johanna,
Elizabeth, Adi Make Up -Noah B, Cyrus, Will x 2, Ireland, Tana
3 paragraphs- Beginning, Middle and End!!!
Bring your movie book-you should be at least to the halfway point of the
book
Upcoming trips-
2/19- Portland Art Museum11:30-12:30,
2/26 IRCO, 3/19- Errol Heights
Service Opportunities-
Powell Butte Nature Park (Outer SE
Portland) – trail work
Saturday, February 14, 9:00 AM-noon
Join Hands On Portland and Portland
Parks & Recreation to maintain trails on the Butte to provide safe trails
for park visitors. Wear long thick pants, a long-sleeved shirt and sturdy
shoes. Bring a backpack, water bottle, rain gear and sunhat. Instruction,
tools, gloves, water, coffee/tea and KIND granola bars provided. Volunteers
will be walking up to 5 miles during the event, so arrive before or at 9:00 AM
to make sure you meet up with the group.
Meet at: SE Ellis & SE 145th. Turn east onto Ellis
from SE 136th, jog onto SE 139th and back onto Ellis.
Recommended parking is on Ellis Street. Please be aware not to block neighbors’
driveways. Group will likely be hiking quite a ways from the parking lot, so be
on time to be sure to meet up with the group.
Tri-met bus: # 17 (SE Ellis & SE 136th stop). Walk east
on Ellis Street to SE 145th.
RSVP to Hands On Portland: http://www.handsonportland.org/HOC__Volunteer_Opportunity_Details_Page?id=a0CA000000YGUJK
For more information contact
Stewardship Coordinator Susan Hawes at: susan.hawes@portlandoregon.gov or 503-823-6131 before 3:00 PM Friday. Call or text
Aulani at 503-793-1303 day of event.
Veteran’s Creek Natural Area (Outer
SE) – planting, mulching and invasive
removal
Saturday, February 14, 9:00 AM-noon
Join
Portland Parks & Recreation, Friends of Trees and Johnson Creek Watershed
Council to plant and mulch native trees and shrubs, and to remove invasive
species within the planting area. This will be our second volunteer stewardship
planting at this site that is being newly managed by PP&R. Veteran’s Creek
is an important tributary to Johnson Creek, providing cold water to the main
creek in the summer months. Wear long thick pants, a long sleeved shirt and
sturdy shoes. Bring a water bottle, rain gear and/or sunhat. Instruction,
tools, gloves, water, coffee/tea and snacks provided.
Meet
at: SE 98th & Mt. Scott
Blvd. Park along SE 98th; please take care not to block neighbors’
driveways.
Tri-met: Bus #19 or Green Line MAX Flavel stop + 0.2 mile walk
east on Mt. Scott Blvd.
Bike/Walk the Springwater Corridor trail: www.PortlandOregon.gov/parks/springwatermap Ride south on SE 92nd, turn east onto Flavel and
continue up Mt. Scott Blvd to the meeting site.
RSVP through Friends of Trees: https://www.google.com/calendar/event?eid=aGt2YmVvMnI0Y2VnaXNoZmxna2FlcWhpNnMgZnJpZW5kc29mdHJlZXMub3JnXzJkMzgzODMwMzQzMzM3MzczMjJkMzgzODM2QHJlc291cmNlLmNhbGVuZGFyLmdvb2dsZS5jb20&ctz=America/Los_Angeles
For more information contact
PP&R Stewardship Coordinator Susan Hawes at: susan.hawes@portlandoregon.gov or 503-823-6131. Call Susan at 503-823-5937 day of event.
Errol Heights Natural Area (Inner SE
Portland) – mulching
Saturday,
February 21, 9:00 AM-noon
Join
Portland Parks & Recreation, the Friends of Errol Heights and other
community members to mulch an area to prepare it for planting native species.
Please wear long pants and long sleeves, sturdy shoes and a rain/sunhat and
bring a backpack, rain gear and water bottle. Instruction, tools, gloves,
coffee, water and KIND granola bars will be provided.
Meet
at: SE Tenino Dr., west of SE 52nd,
across from the Errol Heights Community Garden. Turn west onto SE Tenino
(dirt road) from SE 52nd and travel about ¼ mile, staying to the
left at each juncture.
Tri-met: Bus #75, SE 45th & Tenino Drive bus stop.
Walk 5 minutes east on Tenino Drive.
Ride/walk
to the Natural Area on the
Springwater Corridor trail: www.PortlandOregon.gov/parks/springwatermap
For more information or to RSVP contact
Stewardship Coordinator Susan Hawes: susan.hawes@portlandoregon.gov or 503.823.6131. Day of event call Paul:
503.348.7681 or Susan: 503.823.5937.
Friends of Mt. Tabor Park Crew Leader Training
Saturday, February 28 &
Saturday, March 21
10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Program details: The FMTP crew leader program has been expanded since its
inception three years ago through a collaboration of the Friends of Mt. Tabor
Park, Portland Parks and Recreation, and the Bureau of Environmental Services.
Training starts with a 2-hour session where new crew leaders learn about the
program, restoration techniques, safety practices, how to work with volunteers,
and which native and invasive species are most seen in the Park. Crew leaders
receive a handbook that contains all material covered during the training as
well as background and contact information for FMTP and partner organizations.
Participants will eat lunch and then go outside for a hands-on lesson and
restoration project in the Park.
Meet
at: main parking lot on Mt. Tabor (next
to the basketball court and ampitheater), accessed by the SE 60th
& Salmon park entrance.
Driving
directions: I-84 East to the SE 58th
St. exit. From the exit, turn left onto Glisan St. and then immediately right
onto NE 60th. Drive south on SE 60th. There is a traffic
light at SE Salmon; turn left here and follow the road up into the Park to the
main parking lot. OR drive west on SE Division to SE 60th, turn
north (right) onto SE 60th and then right (east) onto SE Salmon at
the traffic light.
Tri-met:
Bus #71 to the Salmon Street
entrance: Take the first trail to the left when you enter the park and then
take the next road to the left. #15 to the Yamhill Street entrance: walk up the
right entrance road to the main parking lot.
For
more information or to RSVP, contact FMTP
Volunteer Coordinator Alexa Todd: AlexaTodd.FMTP@gmail.com.
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