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Congratulations to the Valley View students who are current members of the National Junior Honor Society!
click here to view list of students eligible for "Fun Center Trip" on May 23, 2012.
click here for information regarding "Fun Center Trip"
click here for "Fun Center Field Trip Form"
click here for information regarding NJHS
MAKING SUMMER PLANS?
VALLEY VIEW REGISTRATION DATES FOR THE 2012-2013 SCHOOL YEAR
August 22nd-8th Grade Registration 11:00-2:00 p.m.
August 23rd-7th Grade Registration 11:00-2:00 p.m.
August 23rd-7th and 8th Grade Registration 4:00-7:00 p.m.
***Registration will take place in the Glacier Peak Commons.
EIGHTH GRADE RECOGNITION, FRIDAY, JUNE 15th
Ceremony and Dance Will Take Place at GPHS
Eighth graders are to arrive at the Glacier Peak gymnasium at 6:30 p.m.; at that time they will sit with their science class. The dress is to be nice dress clothes, but no formals, tuxedos, strapless, or spaghetti strap dresses, (a strapless or spaghetti strap dress may be covered up with a sweater or jacket). Shorts, T-shirts, and jeans are not appropriate for this evening. Please do not bring purses, packs, etc., as there is no place to leave belongings.
After the ceremony students may take part in the dance which will be held in the commons. You must attend the ceremony if you are attending the dance. If your child will need to be picked up early from the dance, please make prior arrangements to meet your child at the door where they will be signed out by an administrator. The dance is only for currently enrolled Valley View 8th graders; guests/dates are not allowed.
We look forward to this evening and want it to be memorable for you and your family.
Incoming 7th Grader Summer Reading Project
This year the Valley View Language Arts Department has implemented a summer reading project for incoming seventh graders. There are many benefits to summertime reading including increased exposure to vocabulary and improved analytical thinking, memory, and writing skills. Our main objective in requiring this extended reading however is to build classroom community through the sharing of personal reading.
Click here for further information
Click here for Reading Rubric Assignment
Click here for author list with links
Please send in your BOX TOPS!
Starting today, there will be a monthly competition between each Connection class to see who can bring in the most Box Tops!
Box Tops for Education has helped America's schools earn over $400 million since 1996.
The first turn in date for our school this year was on November 01, 2011. By sending in your Box Tops, you helped Valley View earn $144.20. The second turn in date was on March 01, 2012. Last week, our Box Top Volunteers submitted 2,031 Box Tops. Which we will be getting a Box Top check for $203.10.
You can earn cash for Valley View by clipping Box Tops from hundreds of participating products! Click here for product details.
Thank you for supporting the Valley View Parent Club.
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Inclement weather info
Below are important district links and information to help you prepare:
2011-2012 student snow and inclement weather bus routes (updated November 2011)
Valley View has moved to the Maple Avenue Campus!
From time to time we initiate a call or e-mail to our families. Please make sure you check the message before calling the school back. This alleviates a wave of incoming calls that just flood the front office. Thank you for your help in this matter.
Join the original and largest electronic fundraising program where participating merchants contribute each time you make a purchase using your free grocery loyalty or debit/credit cards that are registered with eScrip. There are no receipts to collect, no vouchers or certificates to buy, no hassles for you - and every purchase counts! The easiest way to sign up is online at www.escrip.com. It only takes one week for processing. For eScrip program information and merchant lists visit www.escrip.com.
The College Bound Scholarship guides low-income 7th and 8th graders on the path to a college education by offering the promise of tuition when the student reaches college age if the student keeps up his or her grades and stays crime-free. The College Success Foundation, in partnership with the state of Washington, the Higher Education Coordinating Board (HECB), and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, actively works with students and families throughout the state to get them to sign up and provide college readiness support in selected school districts. You may click here for more information or you may speak with your child’s counselor.
This Website is a great resource for families who would like information on upcoming college needs.

Valley View Middle School and its parent club are excited to support
the Watch DOGS (Dads Of Great Students) program at our school. WATCH DOGS is the safe schools initiative of the National Center for Fathering that involves fathers and father figures to help create a more safe and secure learning environment in our schools.Click here to learn more about the Watch DOGS program.