Tyee: Upcoming Dates
  • March 26: 6th Grade Camp Information Night (6pm)
  • March 30: BSF Spring for Schools Event
  • April 8-12: Spring Break (no school)
  • April 19: 8th Gr Career Day
  • April 26: Tyee PTSA Makers Market (7pm)
Tyee: 6th Grade Camp Info Night 3/26 It is time to start preparing for the Outdoor Education Camp experience at Camp Orkila on Orcas Island, May 21 to May 24!  There will be a parent information meeting in the Gym on Tuesday, March 26, at 6:00 PM. We will present a summary of our camp program and answer questions.

 

Please complete the following for your student to attend the trip:

 

Please complete these forms and submit payment on or before Wednesday, April 3. Scholarships are available upon financial need; scholarship application forms are available in the office or from your school counselor and must be submitted no later than Wednesday, April 3.

 

Questions? Please contact the Camp Directors:

Tyee: Volunteer Basketball Coach needed! Spring Sports season is around the corner, beginning April 15-May 31. We are in need of an additional volunteer adult coach (age 21+) for Boys basketball, we have so many students that have signed up. Without enough coaches, we will have to limit participants!

 

If you or someone you know is interested, please e-mail our Jubilee Reach Coaches, Don Hirata & Mackenzie Eader: [email protected]; [email protected] for more details!

Bellevue Schools Foundation: Spring for Schools 3/30 Tyee Community – With mid-winter break in our rearview mirror, I am looking forward to a vibrant spring, including Spring for Schools on March 30th! Registration for Bellevue Schools Foundation’s annual fundraiser is free. The event not only offers a chance to explore student initiatives funded by the Foundation, it’s a fun evening to connect with fellow BSD families, teachers, and celebrate our community. As a reminder, Bellevue Schools Foundation provides critical funding to our school– you can take a look at the programs supported in our classrooms here.

 

Hopefully you saw Dr. Aramaki’s note about the importance of funding from BSF at this time. Community donations to BSF will safeguard the transformational opportunities that set BSD apart nationally.  I hope to see you at Spring for Schools on March 30th! If you want to learn more about BSF and/or the event, please don’t hesitate to contact [email protected]

Tyee: Spring Break & Pre-Arranged Absences We recognize some families may have made plans around Spring Break in April, so please see guidance below regarding BSD’s pre-arranged absence requirements:

 

Bellevue School District gives all students 5 pre-arranged absence days per school year.  These are excused and can be used for family events, travel, extracurricular events,  private school interviews, etc.  Please complete the pre-arranged absence form prior to the absence for it to be excused.   Students must get their teacher and parents signatures.  After they get all teacher signatures, your student will need to turn the completed form in, to the attendance office. This form should be submitted to the attendance office at least 3 days before the planned absence so we have time to process it.  You can find more information about pre-arranged absences on this page:  https://bsd405.org/tyee/report-an-absence/

Tyee: 8th Gr Career Day 4/19 Hey Tyee Families!  We are hoping to host a Career Day for 8th graders this year!  It will be on April 19th in the library and we are looking for parents/guardians, community members to come and share their career experiences to help our students learn about some of the many career pathways that exist.  Please see linked form below for more information.  You are welcome to reach out to Jaime Hoener [email protected] if you have any questions.

 

https://forms.office.com/r/wHaxfRDZ6i

Tyee PTSA: Makers Market Event 4/26 On April 26th Tyee will hold our first Makers Market.  Students can register for tables to sell handmade items, or food or drinks they have created.  Each product should have at least 4 items or 4 ingredients the students have together to create their own unique product, unless it’s individually crafted, such as origami, crochet, face painting, caricatures, pottery, photography, braiding, etc.  There will be a rental fee of $30.00 (deducted from their sales) which will go towards Redecorating The Staff Lounge.  Each vendor will also choose a charity of their choice to donate a percentage of their sales.  We encourage students to hold tables in groups of 2 or 3.

 

Students can also showcase their talents on the Performance Stage during the Makers Market. You can play an instrument, sing, perform magic or juggle, a comedy routine – or other!  You can receive donations just like a busker at Pike Place Market. Each slot is 10 minutes long.  You can also have a vendor table at the event, just have someone to cover your table during that time.  Those playing musical instruments must be in groups of 2-4.

Students have been sent a Sign Up via Microsoft Teams.  Please have your students check their Teams to see the sign up for both the Student Table Sales and the Student Performances. 

We are holding workshops for students to prepare them for the Makers Market.  They will be held in the library the last 15 minutes of each lunch in the library.

  • Friday, April 5th at 11:25am, 12:20pm and 1:15pm focusing on discussing profit and price point, as well as choosing a charity of each student’s choice, and specific planning for food and drink sales.
  • Friday, April 19th at 11:25am, 12:20pm and 1:15pm to discuss marketing and advertising the products around school.
Tyee: PE T-Shirts & Fines/Fees Please check your student’s account for fees/fines at your earliest convenience. PE t-shirts were issued at the beginning of the semester, and the related fee has been added to student accounts.

 

Note: A fee will ONLY be on your student’s account if they received a new PE shirt this semester/year.

To pay your student’s fee online please go to the following link and follow the directions below to login: https://wa-bellevue.intouchreceipting.com/

  • Username is the Student ID# for your child.
  • Password is your student’s last name, starting with a capital letter (e.g. Craig)

 

Note: Please do not login as a guest, you are only able to view the fees through your student’s account.

Please login and pay this fee at your earliest convenience! If you have already paid this fee, you can disregard this message.

Tyee PTSA: 7th Grade Carnival Planning Committee The PTSA is looking for parents to help plan the 7th Grade Carnival event May 31st from 6:30 – 8:00pm.  Most of the work is already done so time commitment is low, but the joy of helping in your student’s big event is high!  Please email:  [email protected].
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 by 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.

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.

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