Lisa Meyer
Lisa Meyer
lmeyer@hopeseattle.org
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Grade 7

Week of November 12-16
7th Grade Families,
Just a few things this week:
 
Final Schedule:
Thursday 11/15 Math
Friday 11/16 Math and Science
Monday  11/19 Literacy and History
I have been encouraging the students to use their class time well, and to take some time each night to study.  They can do this!
Trimester 2 Electives:
These forms came home today, please take time to fill them out and return on Friday.
Canned Food Drive:  
We do have a start, but it would be such a blessing to add more to our bin.  Please bring canned foods by this Friday!
7th Grade Chapel:
We will lead next Wednesday, Nov. 21st.  Please join us if you are able.
Literacy Class:
We are working on gathering ideas and writing introduction paragraphs for different genres of writing.  The students will be setting personal writing goals as well as editing and revising their papers.  This will continue on into the next trimester as well.
Make it a fantastic week!
Mrs. Meyer

Week of October 29-Nov. 2

It may be a short week, but it is a busy one!!
  • PARENT TEACHER CONFERENCES: No school for the rest of this week, WED.-FRI.  I look forward to meeting with everyone.
  • ITBS TESTING:  The 7th graders finished their Cogat testing (this test is taken in odd grades) as well as their Reading Comprehension tests these last two days.  They will continue testing all next week.
  • PICTURES:  These are coming home today in the yellow communication envelope, retakes are scheduled for Wednesday, Nov. 28th
  • BUD NOT BUDDY FINAL PROJECT:  This is due on MONDAY, NOV. 5th.  The instructions are posted on Schoology and most of the kids have already started it.
Prayers of thanksgiving- Joelle Briggs had her surgery on Monday and is now on the long road to recovery and treatment.  Please continue to pray for healing and for her sweet family!  Dinners are being arranged if you would like to participate.  I’m so thankful for this amazing community we live in, the love and prayers are felt!
Have a blessed week!
Mrs. Meyer

Week of October 8-12

7th Grade Families,

In today’s yellow envelope are Mid-Term Report.  The purpose of these reports are to be sure we are communicating where every student’s current grades are.  Please be sure to have your child check schoology if they are questioning a grade.
We are asking that these reports be signed by both you and your child and returned on MONDAY, OCT. 15th.
 
Also a reminder that tomorrow (WED. OCT. 10th) is a noon dismissal and there is no school for the rest of this week as the teachers will be at a district conference.
Have a great rest of the week,
Mrs. Meyer
Week of September 24-28
Curriculum Night
I’m looking forward to seeing everyone tonight at curriculum night.  Please plan on meeting in the sanctuary at 7:00.  This is an opportunity to come and talk to the middle school teachers and learn about the overall programs at Hope.  It is also a time for you to ask questions you might have.
Schoology
This is our online communication to students and parents when it comes to homework and grades.  A sheet is coming home with your child today with information and a log in code for you to be able to set up your own account.  Please let me know if you have questions.
7th grade Literacy
The students have started reading their first novel, “Bud Not Buddy.”  They will have daily homework in either vocabulary, reading, questions from their packet or other concepts regarding this novel.  We will also be regularly working in class on grammar and writing as well. As a reminder the students are expected to read a minimum of 150 minutes per week and this should be recorded in their reading logs.
It’s been an amazing start to this school year with some amazing kids!
Blessings,
Mrs. Meyer

Week of September 10th

Way to go 7th Graders!  This is the first time I have EVER had all students return their yellow communication envelopes- let’s keep the habit going. 

Communication Envelope:
This week there are a few time sensitive forms :
  • I Pad Policy- sign and return by Friday, Sept 14th
  • Pizza forms due-Thursday Sept 20
I Pad’s:
These will be coming home soon.  Mr. Jones our dear, sweet technology teacher has had some health issues and because of this there has been a delay in getting these ready.  Please keep him in your prayers!
It’s been another great start of a week, 7th graders are simply the BEST!
As always, please let me know if you have any questions.
Mrs. Meyer

WELCOME TO 7th GRADE

2018-19

WOW, what a FANTASTIC day!   Thank you for sharing your kids with me. I am really looking forward to this year and working with each and everyone of them.   This week we will be learning all about how middle school works, team building, schedules and setting up 7th grade standards.   

A few things about 7th grade:

  •  I will be regularly sending emails out with 7th grade information and encourage you to email me when needed.
  • Yellow communication envelope will be coming home every Tuesday.  Please take a minute to read the information that is send home and look through the envelope as there are often time sensitive forms.
  • I-Pads- we are hoping to have these by this Friday (9/7).
  • Please have all school supplies by this Friday, (9/7).
Below is some important information:
Electives:
Electives forms are coming home today and should be turned in by Friday, September 7. Please read through this elective handout for an update on the middle school teaching structure as well as information about three new electives. Some students’ elective forms will include a note at the bottom encouraging enrollment in a particular elective or two to help this student gain skills that are important for their academic progress. If you have any questions about this recommendation, please reach out to the instructor for that elective or Mrs. Okabayashi.

 

School Milk – Begins tomorrow-Wednesday, Sept. 5, 2018
School milk can be purchased for grades preschool – 8th. We are offering 2% ½ pints of Smith Brothers milk and will continue to offer chocolate milk on Wednesday’s.
Forms can be found online through K12 using your students ID & access key.Hot Lunch Program – Begins tomorrow Wednesday, Sept. 5, 2018
Hope is pleased to again offer NEST Hot Lunch by Café Stellina Catering. Locally sourced and organic lunches will be provided on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays beginning Wednesday, September 5. Hot lunch is available to all K-8 students as well as full day preschool students, orderable and payable on a month-to-month basis. The registration form is on NEST’s website:  http://www.cafestellinacatering.com/NEST-School-Lunch-Program.html. You may fill it out and scan/email it back to them or send it via snail mail and feel free to contact them with questions at cafestellinacatering@gmail.com. Please note the Hope School does not register or bill for this program.
Have a restful night and I look forward to seeing everyone tomorrow!
Mrs. Meyer

Summer 2018

Welcome to summer break!  I look forward to hearing all about the books you have read over the summer and what you recommend and learned.
Enjoy your break and I look forward to seeing you in the fall.
Blessings,
Mrs. Meyer
Week of May 28-June 1
Finals Schedule:
Thursday, June 7- Math Final
Friday, June 8- History and Science Final
Monday, June 11-Literacy Final
Movie:
7th graders will be watching the movie “Snow Falling on Cedars” next week.  It is rated PG 13, see review on https://www.rogerebert.com/reviews/snow-falling-on-cedars-2000.  This will finish up our unit related to the novel we read, “Farewell to Manzanar”
Graduation Help:
Help is still needs for the 7th grade hosted Graduation Banquet, go to https://www.signupgenius.com/go/20f084eaeab23abfa7-graduation
to sign up.
Class Party:
We will have our end of the year class party on Tuesday, June 12th.  The student will be voting this week on what they want to do.  We will need drivers- I will let you know by Friday what our plans are.
Finally, I know that everyone is getting excited about the upcoming summer break and that the count down has started.  I can honestly say that although a break is always appreciated, I will truly miss this amazing group of students as my homeroom group.  You have kids who have showed me how to be forgiving, caring, leaders, fun and faithful.  I absolutely love them and will miss them!  Thank you for sharing them with me this past year!
Blessings,
Lisa
Week of April 30-May 4
There is a lot of information to share in these notes as well as some forms that you might need, it must be getting near the end of the year!  Please take some time to read through everything carefully.
  • Author’s Night is TONIGHT 7:00-8:00- All are welcomed and I have offered extra credit to any student who shows up.  Please come celebrate all of our amazing authors!
  • 8th Grade Reception:  It is the tradition that the 7th grade parents help host the reception for the 8th grade graduation.  Please see the attached for more information.
  • Miller family support:  Allie (one of our fabulous 7th graders)  and her family is going to Mexico this summer with St. Paul’s church on a mission trip.    There is an  auction/dinner is this Saturday (5/5)  at SLHS and all are welcomed.  Singles $15, Couples $25, and table for 6-$65.  You can either register online at www. Saintpaulsmission.org or call April at  206-612-2457.
  • Field Trips: there are two forms attached to this email.  The first one is for alternative PE.  This needs to be signed and return by TOMORROW, May 2.
  • Bainbridge Island, (see attached form)- We need drivers- please complete and return by Monday, May 7th.
  • Reminder that I PADs need to be charged and ready to go for class.  I tell the students that not having these charged is coming to class unprepared.  Please help support this at home.
Whew- that is all for now! As always, please let me know if you have any questions!
Happy Tuesday and I hope to see you tonight!
Lisa

Week of April 16-20

    • AUCTION:  It is not to late to RSVP for Hope’s Auction, Saturday, April 22.  It will be a fun event and one you won’t want to miss.
    • Special Treat for Art Elective students:Artist John Connors will be working with students in Art elective on how to create beautiful watercolor paintings “en plein air” He will talk to the class about his experience as an artist, do a demonstration for the class, and then guide them through their own watercolor paintings.
    • Field Trip– Storm Game and S.T.E.M.- See attached field trip form-A form is also coming home today in the communication envelopes.  Please return no later than Friday of this week.  An extra PIP hour is available for those who drive.
    • Research Project:  7th graders have a research paper due Monday, April 30th.  They can research a topic of their choice, see the attached for the directions.  We will be using class time as well as they will need to work on this outside of class.  The students have come up with some very interesting topics.
    Have a great week!

  • Week of March 5-9

    Final Schedule Confirmation:

    • Thursday: Math Test
    • Friday: Literacy Project Due at the beginning of the period

    History Test

    All late work must be turned in by this FRIDAY, MARCH 9


    No School MONDAY, MARCH 12- Teacher work day for the end of trimester 2.

    Donuts with Dad! – TOMORROW at 8 AM

    Calling all Dads or special guests! Start your day with delicious donuts and put a smile on your child’s face. PTH will serve donuts, coffee, juice, and milk in the Commons. We will gather in the church commons at 8:00 AM. Students must be in class by 8:30 AM. However, you are welcome to mingle and then join the Hope students at chapel starting at 8:40 AM.

  • Week of February 26-March 2

 

  • Believe it or not, the end of the 2nd trimester is upon us!  The students will have finals next week March 8-9.  
  •  Math and History will be on Thursday, March 8
  • Literacy project (in place of final) due on Friday, March 9
  • Science is still TBD
  • The 7th grade Literacy Final for this trimester is a project.  The students will be creating a story board showing the concepts of Man vs. Man, Man vs. Nature, Man vs. Society, Man vs. Self and Man vs. Technology.  They will use the concepts from the book Across Five Aprils that we have read in class.
  • FRIDAY, MARCH 2 in Literacy class we will be having a “read in” to celebrate national reading day.  Students should bring in their books, cozy blankets, pillows, “stuffies”, snacks etc.  All minutes read count towards reading logs!
  • New elective slips are coming home in today’s communication envelope, please return these by MONDAY, MARCH 5
Have a GREAT week!
 
Mrs. Meyer

Week of January 29-Feb. 2

First of all- Congratulations to Leif and his family as they welcome his twin sisters, Sage and Saiores (pronounced- seer shuh).  Leif shared pictures of them and we are all in awe!  Please keep his family in your prayers as they transition home and into an even busier routine.
Thank you for the generous donations of treats that were sent in last week.  Our neighbors were thankful to get them and there were some left overs for us to enjoy!
L.E.S.T is just around the corner- Spirit week is next week starting on Thursday, please check out the WOH newsletter for the daily themes.
I will be gone tomorrow (Thursday) as I am taking the 8th graders to Olympia for a field trip, Mrs. Kunkel and Mr. Allen will be “subbing”.
We are half way through our novel study of Across Five Aprils- there has been good discussion as well as understanding of the Civil War time period and its impact on the families and community in the 1860’s.
Have a GREAT week!
Week of Jan. 2-5

Happy New Year  7th grade parents-

It is great to be back with the kids- their energy and joyfulness brings me normalcy, which is so valued these days.  As many of you know my mom has been diagnoses with stage 4 breast cancer that has metastasized to her bones, lymph nodes and lung.  While this New Year brings me anxiety and fear I find hope and peace in God’s promises to be with us always and in HIS promise of everlasting life with HIM.  Thank you for all the prayers and well wishes for my mom- keep them coming! Thank you also for the blessings of the Christmas gifts- I’m looking forward to using my Head to Toe message!
As we start off this New Year there are just a few things to make sure you are aware of:

LEST Update

Hotel Reservations:  families who are attending LEST this year, please remember to book your hotel rooms as soon as possible, no later than January 23, 2018, as we have a limited number of rooms reserved and the discounted rate block will be released after the 23rd. Rooms can be reserved by calling Embassy Suites – Portland Airport directly at (503) 460-3000 no later than January 23, 2018 or until the room blocks are booked. The discounted rate is $144 per night, which is a fantastic rate for that hotel.

 

LEST Schedules: We typically hear from Concordia Portland mid-January with the first schedule of LEST events and will send home more information to traveling families at that point.  The first events Thursday, February 15, will be basketball games (time TBD) and Knowledge Bowl which begins at 10:30 AM, along with opening ceremonies at 3:00 PM and the swim meet at 4:30 PM. Closing ceremonies will be Saturday February 17 at 3:00 PM. You may find more information about LEST by clicking here https://hls.hopeseattle.org/events/lest/.  If you have other scheduling questions, feel free to contact Mrs. Okabayashi at kokabayashi@hopeseattle.org or your child’s event coach. Go Eagles!

7th grade Literacy

This next week the students will be writing a paper of their choice- they can choose from either an expository, persuasive or free write style narrative.  We will be going over each form and the requirements and then they will work on these in class and home.  They will also practice editing concepts.  I look forward to reading their writings.

As always, be sure to contact me with any questions, blessings to you all.

Mrs. Meyer

 

Week of Dec. 11-15, 2017

Merry Christmas!
A few reminders this week:
  • Class Party on Friday at 10:00  Thank you to Karlynn for coming up with a craft project and Maari and Sam for providing cookies and decorations.  Our substitute teacher is Bridget Lawler and she will appreciate all the help.
  • Students should bring their secret Santa gift and their snacks for the party on Friday morning
I’m so very thankful for this class; the students and parents.  It has been a great first part of the year and I look forward to continuing to be with these amazing young adults!  Many blessings over the Christmas break!  May your time be filled with family, love, joy and the peace of Jesus.
Mrs. Meyer
Hello everyone,
Just a few reminders/updates this week Dec. 4-8
 
Literacy Project:
  • The student received a project based around the novel The Pearl that we read.  They are creating the front page of a newspaper with a total of 4 different articles based around specifics of our story.  They have a handout explaining in details of the assignments.  This will be worked on in class, but there could be some homework too.  There will be a final test on the book next week.
 
PIP Hour Opportunity
  • PTH is planning to serve beverages before/after the Sounds of Winter Concert on December 13. They are looking for volunteers to bring a light refreshment to share.  Please email pth@hopeseattle.org to sign up.
Giving Tree
  • If you haven’t already please go to signup genius and sign up if you are able to contribute.  Please have everything in by this Friday as we will spend time wrapping the gifts during our class meeting time.  Looks like we could still use a girls XL sweatshirt and long sleeve shirts any color but pink.  If you would like to contribute gift cards that too is an option.

THANK YOU for showing so much generosity!

Class Party
  • I will be working with the kids on Friday to talk about food and ask them to sign up for items to bring in, I’m sure they will share this with you.
  • We will start our party at 10:00, school dismisses at 12:00 this day and just a reminder there will be a substitute as I will be in Arizona at my daughters college graduation!
Have a great week everyone!
Blessings,
Lisa

Week of November 13-17, 2017

Yeah it is a full week of school!  When I greeted the kids with that statement yesterday, they didn’t all feel the same enthusiasm, but I’m super excited!
This week in 7th grade literacy we will start a new novel with the hope of being able to finish it by Christmas break.  We are reading The Pearl, a Mexican folk tale based on a family living in poverty, diversity, tradition and hope.  The students will have vocabulary and a packet that they will be working on throughout this unit.
Final schedule is:
Monday, 11/20 Math-this will take up 2 periods
Tuesday, 11/21 History (they have a project due) Science and Literacy
Other news:
  •  Canned food drive is under way.  7th grade has an empty bin- can you help fill it?  Class contests are going on and the winning class gets a free dress, plus it helps fill Hope’s food pantry!
  • 7th grade Christmas party– I need your help!  I will be in Arizona on this day, Friday, Dec. 15 for my daughters college graduation.  The kids will have a sub, but I would love it if I could get some parents volunteers to help with the Christmas party.  If you are willing please email me.
  • WDC fundraiser is Thursday night at the American Diner in the junction from 5-10.  A great way to get out of cooking dinner and support the students going to WDC.
  • Also coming home today is Trimester2 Elective forms. Please complete these and return by this Friday, Nov. 17th
Have a great week!
Blessings,
Lisa

Week of November 6-10, 2017

I really appreciate all the time and effort everyone took to come and meet with us teachers during parent teacher conferences last week.  It is such a valuable time to connect and partner with you when it comes to your kind, loving and fun children.  I do have to say it is also great to be back with the kids!

This week there are a few things going on:
  • First of all, I apologize for the late notice, but 7th graders will be leading chapel tomorrow.  We will be sharing about temptation. The devil and even Jesus himself will be  joining us- come join us too if you can.
  • It is already that time of year- FINALS!  Finals are scheduled for Monday and Tuesday, Nov. 20 & 21.  The students will be finishing a grammar unit as well as get their study guide in literacy at the beginning of next week.  It is so hard to believe that the first trimester is over- this year is flying by!
  • Please be sure to check the yellow communication envelope for information about; Donuts with Dad, Open House, Dine out for D.C. and Hopecoming 18- there are a lot of fun events coming up.
  • Also being sent home are school pictures!
  • Lastly- Student Council is holding a canned food drive-please help fill our bin!
Have a great week everyone!
Be kind, gracious and know that you are loved!
Mrs. Meyer

Week of October 23, 2017

Did you know that when the student come in the classroom in the morning they start taking down the chairs preparing for the day without being asked?  I sometimes just sit and watch this in pure thankfulness for their kind, servant hearts.  I know as parents we can often get frustrated because we can ask and ask, (nag and nag). It’s good to know that all the hard work you have done as parents has paid off with their actions in the classroom!  This class continues to shine bright!

In Literacy we will start a Narrative Writing Unit entitled; “Walking In Someone Else’s Shoes.  This is our first formal writing that we have done this year.  We will be working on organization in telling a story with a beginning, middle and end.

A few things this week:

  • This Saturday is our Fall Frolic from 4:30-7:30 at SLHS gym.  If any 7th graders is able to volunteer there is a need.  You can go to Hope’s website to sign up.  PIP hours apply!
  • The Book Fair is  next week, our class will be helping set this up.  It’s an opportunity to have a bookstore right outside our classroom door.
  • ITBS testing is the next two weeks.  I have already let the kids know.  This is a time to be sure to get plenty of rest and bring in extra healthy snacks.
  • Next week is Parent Teacher Conferences.  Please make sure to send in your 3 options of times/days to conference.  I will be putting the schedule together on Thursday morning and then sending home a slip with your conference time/day. I look forward to meeting with everyone.
That’s all for now, as always if you have questions please don’t hesitate to contact me.
Blessings,
Lisa

Week of October 16, 2017

I have to take a moment to brag about these 7th graders!

Yesterday the 7th grade group as a whole was not excited about the Orange Ruler Fun Run.  This lack of enthusiasm was quickly spreading among the class the closer we got to the event.  I gave them a pep talk and encouraged/challenged them to go out and take this opportunity to be leaders,  run with enthusiasm, help out a younger student and change their attitudes!  Boy did they take this on- they had AWESOME attitudes, lead by example and ended the event showing leadership.  I was so proud of how they took this opportunity and made it so positive.  A great example of the type of class they are!
I also thought I would update you in what is going on in our literature class.  We have finished the book, Bud Not Buddy and they have been working on their final project of creating a suitcase that shows the settings of the story, the lessons learned and the values of the main character Bud.  They will finish this up tomorrow.  Next week we will be working on our DRA assessments and then move into a Narrative writing unit.   They are an enthusiastic class and I so enjoy teaching them.
Be sure to fill out the parent teacher conference form that is coming home in today’s communication envelope. I look forward to meeting with everyone!
Ask your child about our class pet- it’s quiet an idea!!
Have a great week and time off of school.  Looking forward to a good teachers conference and being back at it next week.
Blessings,
Mrs. Meyer

Week of October 2, 2017

7th Grade parents, 

Just a quick note today about a few things:
  • Coming home in the communication envelope this week is picture order forms.  Picture day/time for seventh grade is Wednesday, Oct. 11 at 11:45.  Students can wear their uniforms or “church” attire outfits.
  • Remember it is not too late to sign up for the Orange Ruler fundraiser, sign up at http://orangeruler.com/
  • This Thursday from 6-8 pm, at Seattle Lutheran High School is the showing of the movie Angst a documentary that is breaking the stigma around Anxiety. It is free and open to the community.  Recommended for parents and students ages 12 and up.
  • A reminder to be sure to be checking Chalkable with your child.  For my literacy class I did hand out a missing work form for anyone who was receiving a grade lower than 70%.  They should be talking directly to their teachers about any questions on assignments or tests.  Get those weekly reading logs turned in!!
Have a great week!
Mrs. Meyer

Week of September 25, 2017

“Jumping to Conclusions”, “Intent verses Impact” and “What did you hear me say.”  These were the topics of our class meeting this past week.  The students had chances to experience these concepts and we will continue to talk and roll play these type of situations.

Upcoming events:
  • Student council speeches and votes are tomorrow (9/27) right after chapel, we have John, McKenzie and James all running in our class-  Good Luck!
  • Fall Olympics is this Friday, students will meet with their teams tomorrow.  Come to school on Friday dressed in your team colors- it will be a fun day!
  • It’s not to early to be thinking about H.S.  A flyer is coming home today with upcoming open houses.
  • PTH meeting on Wednesday Oct. 4th at 6:00, this is a great opportunity to meet other families and get involved in activities.
  • Picture day is Oct. 9th- see flyer in communication envelope
PIP Hour Opportunities:
Lunch duty is a great way to get to know the students and get those PIP hours.  Help is still needed on Wednesdays and Thursdays.  Email Shari in the office to sign up, swallace@hopeseattle.org.
As always feel free to email me with any questions.
Blessings,
Lisa
Week of September 18, 2017

I hope to see everyone tonight (9/19) at 7:00 for our curriculum night, we will all meet in the church.

This week in the yellow envelopes please make sure to pay attention to the following:
  • Parent login information to our new grading/homework portal.
  • Pizza and Burrito lunch form that needs to be returned by Wednesday, Sept. 27.
  • Picture Day is coming up on Oct. 9-see form to order
  • Orange Ruler Info. 
  • AND last but not least, this will be the last week to sell those Chinook books, please plan on either returning your book or $  this Friday 9/22.
Our class had it’s first lesson with our new curriculum, Second Step. Our lesson was on making mistakes and the value of being able to learn from them.  They created a visual to show this!  This week our lesson is on goal setting, for both personal reasons or in our school work.  I look forward to helping the students use their strengths and weaknesses to do this.
It’s been such a great start to the school year!  This class is so hard working, loves to read, full of fun and kind personalities.  Thank you for sharing your kids with me!
Make it a great week!
Lisa
Week of September 12, 2017

As we ended our first week I asked the students what the best part of their week was, the majority answered, “seeing my friends”.  It’s been so great to see them catching up, hanging out and reconnecting.Week 2 is underway and believe it or not, we have already had students out because of sickness, boo hoo!  A cold has defiantly hit us so I got the hand sanitizer out, but please make sure that everyone is getting plenty of rest and covering coughs etc.  If your child does miss school, please make sure they are talking to their teachers to find out about missing work.  In my class, there is a tray that the students can find any handouts, notes etc. that they might have missed.  It is their responsibility to get these and talk to me if they need clarification on what they need to do.

Chalkable– this is the online system that we are using this year to post homework and grades.  The students will be receiving training on how to access their homework and grades this week.  I think they will find it user friendly, but please be sure to ask questions when they come up.

A few reminders:

  • I-Pad contracts are being sent home today, please read and sign.  I-Pad will be sent home once these contracts are signed and returned.
  • Chinook books should be sold or returned by FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22.

Save the Date, Upcoming events:

  • October 4, PTH meeting 6:00 p.m.
  • October 5, Seattle Lutheran High School will be sharing the movie Angst.  This film looks at anxiety, its causes and effects and what we can do about it.This is open to the community and recommended for ages 10 and up.
  • It’s not to early to be thinking about High School, as open houses are shared with us, I will be sure to send them out to you.  There will be an Open House for Seattle Lutheran High School, Thursday, October 26, 2017 from 7:00 – 8:30 PM

Make it a SUPER week.

Blessings,
Lisa

 

Welcome to 7th grade.  I pray that your summer was full of rest and that you are all ready to ease back into the school year.

Tomorrow night (Tues. August 29th) is our back to school BBQ, starting at 5:00.  Come by the classroom to pick up your class schedule and then we will head down to the lowers for the BBQ at 5:30.  For a full schedule of upcoming events please go to our website, hls.hopeseattle.org.
Lockers will be assigned the first day of school, so please plan on bringing any school supplies then.
Looking forward to a great year with these amazing 7th graders!
Mrs. Meyer