Tyee: Upcoming Dates
  • January 26:  Winter Sports Registration Closes & Last Day of Semester
  • February 2: PTSA Lunar New Year Festival (7p)
  • February 5: Winter Sports Season Begins
  • February 19-23: Mid-Winter Break (no school)
Winter Sports Season – Volleyball & Flag Football Volleyball and Coed Flag Football registration will begin next Tuesday, January 16th – January 26th. Students will be emailed a link to register the morning registration opens and the link will also be available through the student teams channel.

 

Tyee Volleyball (Feb 5- March 28)

  • Days: Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays. Practices are 4:00-4:45. Games are Tuesdays or Thursdays from 4-5pm (home games) and 4-5:30 (away games).
  • Commitment: Students will need to commit to all 3 days a week and regularly attend, Students participating in PTSA clubs will not be able to join due to the game/travel schedule, ASB membership required, scholarships available for families who qualify

 

Jubilee coed Flag Football (Feb 5- March 28)

  • Days: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday practices during activity time. Wednesday games from 2:30pm-5:00pm (home & away)
  • Students must make reasonable effort to attend all practices in order to participate in games

 

Due to a high volume of interest, registrants will be selected for teams via a lottery process. Students not selected will be drawn and placed on a waitlist.

Tyee PTSA: Lunar New Year Festival 2/2! Tyee PTSA kindly invites all Tyee families and staff to join the Lunar New Year Festival on Friday, February 2nd from 7-9pm in the Tyee Commons. This will be a big party to celebrate our community and our multi-cultural traditions. We are looking forward to celebrating New Year with you.

 

We have a lot of performing arts to showcase in our program: singing, dancing, instruments, lion dance, student booths, art, food, and more.

BSD: Sign up for Edulog Parent Portal to Receive Transportation Updates Beginning in January 2024, all BSD bus cancellations, delays and updates will be shared directly through the Edulog Parent Portal, the district’s transportation information platform. Families who would like to receive notification about impacts to their bus routes must sign up for Edulog. Specific route cancellations, delays and updates will not be shared routinely through direct district emails, text messages, robo calls or social media in the new year. However, districtwide messages will continue to be sent at the discretion of the district, on an as-needed basis.

 

The Edulog Parent Portal provides an efficient student transportation resource management tool allowing families to receive more timely messages that impact student safety, ridership and routing. For students or families unable to acquire access to the smartphone app, the district will contact families through text message using the Talking Points platform in their preferred home language to ensure all families have equal access to information. Additionally, a route cancellation link will be added to the BSD transportation webpage listing service impacts.

 

To Sign Up: Edulog – Parent Bus Tracking Program – Bellevue School District (bsd405.org)

Tyee: Arrival & Dismissal Reminders As the days become darker, and a new activity season begins, we wanted to share a few reminders for our families driving to school!

 

Arrival: Tyee is open at 8:00am every morning. We strongly encourage families driving to drop students off before 8:15am. Our families dropping students off between 7:55 and 8:05 face very little traffic! Earlier arrivals lessen traffic jams, and better ensure our buses to get in. Our building is open for students to eat breakfast, catch up on homework, and visit the library!

 

Dismissal: Students participating in after school clubs & activities must be picked up by 4:50pm. The Activity Bus will continue running through the year. It is very dark, so it is important families ensure students are picked up right after activities.

BSD: School Board Vacancy Nomination and Application Process The Bellevue School District seeks to fill a School Board Director vacancy for Director District 3 due to Director Joyce Shui’s resignation effective January 5, 2024.

In accordance with Board Policy 1114 and Procedure 1114P (Board Member Resignation and Vacancy) andRCW 28A.343.370, members of the community are encouraged to apply for the position or nominate candidates for the position. Nominees and applicants must be registered voters who reside in Director District 3.  The nomination and application forms are now available. Nominations must be received by Friday, January 26, 2024. Qualified nominees will be contacted directly and invited to apply. All applications for the position are due by 4:00 p.m. on Friday, February 2, 2024. Please review information on Becoming a School Board Member including Public Disclosure Commission reporting guidelines.

 

Learn more about the application/nomination process.

BSD: BOOM Presents – Movements that Transformed Our Region & Why Date: Tuesday, Jan 30, 2024

Time: 4:00 – 5:30 p.m.

Location: Streamed online – Teams Meeting Link

Please register here: Registration Form

 

Join us online as we live stream an engaging round table discussion with regional civil rights leader, Larry Gossett. The conversation will cover events that helped to shape and transform Seattle and the surrounding areas. Larry Gossett and select guests will engage in dialogue that highlights the ongoing journey toward racial and social justice for Black people both then and now.  Larry Gossett brings a rich lifelong commitment to activism in our region and the discussion will be anchored in many of his past and current involvements such as:

  • Founder of the Seattle chapter of the Black Panther Party
  • Co-founder of the University of Washington’s Black Student Union
  • Involved in the presidential campaign of Reverend Jesse L. Jackson, Sr. and an organizer for the Rainbow Coalition
  • Organizer of the Seattle Alliance of Black Student Unions
  • Current member of the King County Reparations Committee

 

MORE ABOUT YOUR EXPERT: Civil rights activist Larry Gossett was born Lawrence Edward Gossett on February 21, 1945, in Seattle, Washington. He grew up in Seattle’s southern and central areas and graduated from Franklin High School, where he was point guard on the basketball team. In 1963, Gossett was one of the few black males to attend the University of Washington. Gossett serves as a member and chair of the King County Council. Gossett, a high-profile black activist with strong ties to the Hispanic, Asian and Native American communities, was a prime mover in 1996 for changing the symbol of King County (Seattle) from 19th century slaveholder, Rufus Devane King to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. 

 

This event is proudly sponsored by BSD Equity and Family Engagement and the Bellevue Schools Foundation.

Tyee: Inclement Weather and Potential Closure Reminders Winter is approaching and may bring unpredictable weather. If there are severe conditions, BSD will communicate any schedule changes or closures through direct messages, including email, text message, phone call, social media, FlashAlert, local media and posts to www.bsd405.org. While these decisions are made for the district at large, conditions may vary in certain neighborhoods. We encourage families to make personal decisions based on their specific circumstances.

Tyee: Nurse News

 

 

Feeling Sick? We strongly recommend you and your student to stay home if you are having cold-like symptoms. Please visit: https://bsd405.org/services/health/too-sick-for-school/. Giving a fever reducing medication just before returning to school does not make a student well. It may only mask the fever until the medication wears off. In this situation, a student needs to be home so others are not exposed to illness. Fever reducing medications include: Acetaminophen (Tylenol); Ibuprofen; Aspirin; Naproxen; Dayquil; Nyquil

 

Going Home Early? Students are to notify the office/clinic when checking out. If your student calls home directly to request you pick them up, please remind them to go to the clinic or office.

 

What to do if you have COVID-19 symptoms: https://doh.wa.gov/sites/default/files/2023-02/420456-COVID19DecisionTrees.pdf

If you have one or more of these new, changed, or worsening symptoms: ❑ Fever (≥100.4°F) or chills ❑ Shortness of breath or difficulty breathing ❑ Muscle or body aches ❑ Loss of taste or smell ❑ Congestion or runny nose   ❑ Nausea, vomiting, or diarrhea ❑ Headache ❑ Fatigue ❑ Sore throat ❑ Cough…Stay home and test for COVID-19 or see a healthcare provider

 

Medication at School? Please complete the Medication Authorization Forms with your provider and send it to [email protected]. Med Auth Form: https://bsd405.org/wp-content/pdf/policy/3416P%20Exh.%20A.pdf. All meds and health plans (Life Threatening Allergies, Asthma that require inhalers at school, Diabetics, Seizures..etc) are due on the first day of school along with their unexpired meds. Questions? Please contact your Tyee school nurse- Tammy Suen Phone: 425-456-6811 or Fax: 425-456-6801.

Tyee PTSA: Stay in the Know!

 

Tyee PTSA would like to build a strong and supportive community for our students, families, and staff. Stay up-to-date on latest news and events happening at PTSA, Tyee middle school and the BSD. Tyee times is a weekly newsletter sent out by Tyee PTSA. Tyee PTSA Facebook page is also another way to keep all the information up to date. Please subscribe and follow us.

The Bellevue School District acknowledges that we learn, work, live and gather on the Indigenous Land of the Coast Salish peoples, specifically the Duwamish and Snoqualmie Tribes. We thank these caretakers of this land, who have lived and continue to live here, since time immemorial.