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10/08/2017, Battle Born Beerfest and Chili Cook-Off 10/27/14 »»

10/08/2017, IES Jogathon - 10/13/17 PLEASE DONATE »»

09/23/2017, IVGID News - Fall 2017 update »»

09/23/2017, Incline Village Library News - October »»

09/17/2017, IVGID Winter Job Fair 10/10/17 »»

09/17/2017, Flu Vaccines Available »»

09/09/2017, Washoe County Sheriff Community Picnic - 9/16/17 »»

09/04/2017, High Altitude Fitness Climbing Team Tryouts »»

09/04/2017, Toccata - September 2017 »»

09/04/2017, Cymbal News - September 2017 »»

WELCOME TO THE 2016-17 SCHOOL YEAR!

Music at our three public schools is off to an incredible start this year! The Highlander Pep Band is gearing up for performances at home football & soccer games (including tonight?s Friday football game), and BTW our high school music enrollment has doubled this year!! An exclusive performance by virtuoso violinist Elizabeth Pitcairn with the fabled ?Red Mendelsohhn Stradivarious Violin? as featured in the outtakes of the movie ?The Red Violin? will be at IES to perform for elementary students. Middle School Honor Band Audition dates have been announced, and the IMS Music in the Parks overnight trip for music students is BACK!!

Also, don?t forget to join CYMBAL this year ? a new membership form attached. Thank you for keeping the music playing at all 3 Incline public schools!

Musical Happenings at IES:

Sept. 8 Virtuoso Violinist Elizabeth Pitcairn & Pianist Donna Axton Perform 10am-10:45am at IES Multi Purpose room. Parents are welcome to attend! Elizabeth Pitcairn is a guest artist of the TOCCATA Tahoe Symphony Orchestra ?9/11 Memorial Series? and brought to you by CYMBAL!

Sept. 11 After School Strings Class Info Meeting in IES music room, 3:15pm-4pm. All strings students interested in additional instruction is invited to bring a parent to this meeting.

Sept. 12 Back to School Night at IES, 5pm

Musical Happenings at IMS:

Sept. 7 Back to School Night at IMS, 6pm

Nov 29 WCSD Middle School Honor Band Auditions at Sparks Middle School. See Mr. Mueller for audition materials. Concert at Pioneer Center on Wed. Feb. 14th, 6:30pm

April 20-21 Music in the Parks Band Trip Coming soon: Otis Spunkmeyer Cookie Dough Fundraiser to raise funds for the band trip! Parents interested in chaperoning this music trip please contact Mr. Mueller.

All Incline Middle School students are encouraged to maintain a yearly SmartMusic Student Subscription. This is a fantastic way to learn new music & improve your musicianship throughout the school year!

Musical Happenings at IHS:
Sept. 10                     IHS Music Department Back to School Picnic
Sept. 13                     Back to School Night, 5-6:45pm followed by Boosters dinner. Performances by the IHS Jazz Band!
Sept. 15                     Highlander Pep Band at IHS Soccer Game, 2-4pm
Sept. 22                     Highlander Pep Band at IHS Soccer Game, 3pm
Sept. 23                     IVGID Oktoberfest! IHS Jazz Band plays for Incline?s Octoberfest at Diamond Peak
Sept. 29                    Highlander Pep Band at IHS Football, 7pm
Oct. 20                      Highlander Pep Band at IHS Football HOMECOMING!
Nov 3-4                     Once Upon a Mattress Fall Musical

IHS Students & Parents - DID YOU KNOW?
? Music classes at IHS count as arts & humanities graduation requirement!
? All music classes can be taken as honors classes
? IHS is now a chapter of the Tri-M Music Honor Society
? Attending live concerts fulfills a Tri-M Music Honor Society requirement

Music in Our Community ? Don?t Miss it!
? Incline has a new music school! ?Village Music? offers classes for toddlers through adults on all instruments, voice, children?s choir, group rock band classes and Toddler Tuesdays! More info at: https://www.inclinevillagemusic.com.   Drop-ins welcome on Toddler Tuesday & all students are invited to join the North Tahoe Children?s Choir! Call 775-298-2550 for more info.
Sept. 23                     Oktoberfest! 12pm-6pm IVGID?s free all-ages community event featuring the North Lake Tahoe Children?s Choir & the IHS Jazz Combo & cast members of ?Once Upon a Mattress? will take place at the Diamond Peak.
Sept.12                      9/11 Memorial Concert 7pm at Cornerstone Church in Incline Village, featuring violinist Elizabeth Pitcairn with the Tahoe Symphony Orchestra & Mozart Requiem performed by the Tahoe Symphony Chorus. Students 19 & under are ALWAYS FREE at TOCCATA Concerts!
See http://toccatatahoe.org for more information & for additional concert dates.

NEW MEMBERSHIP FORM ATTACHED!!! PLEASE RETURN TO MUSIC TEACHER!
DONATE to CYMBAL: http://cymbalincline.org
Like our CYMBAL Facebook Page: http://www.facebook.com/cymbalincline
Thank you for your support of CYMBAL and music programs in Incline Schools!

08/27/2017, Incline Village Library News - September »»

08/27/2017, IVGID News - Fall 2017 »»

08/20/2017, Incline Village Library News - August »»

05/27/2017, AYSO Registration »»

05/27/2017, PE & Wellness Boosters Information »»

05/27/2017, Incline Bike Project Fundraisers »»

05/13/2017, Incline Village Library - May News »»

05/07/2017, IVGID News - May 2017 »»

04/15/2017, IVGID - Spring/Summer Jobs »»

04/15/2017, WCSD Parent Climate Survey »»

Great Schools Committee

07/30/2012, Incline Great Schools Committee Meeting Minutes - June 6, 2012 »»

05/06/2012, Incline Great Schools Committee Meeting Minutes - April 18, 2012 »»

02/02/2012, Incline Great Schools Committee Meeting Minutes - Feburary 1, 2012 »»

01/08/2012, Incline Great Schools Committee Meeting Minutes - November 17, 2011 »»

05/13/2011, IGSC Final Report »»

04/27/2011, Focus Group Feedback »»

04/07/2011, Incline Great Schools Committee Meeting Minutes - April 4, 2011 »»

04/06/2011, Incline Great Schools Committee Meeting Minutes - March 28, 2011 »»

03/15/2011, Incline Great Schools Committee Meeting Minutes - March 14, 2011 »»

03/01/2011, Incline Great Schools Committee Meeting Minutes - February 28, 2011 »»

02/15/2011, Incline Great Schools Committee Meeting Minutes - February 14, 2011 »»

02/05/2011, Incline Great Schools Committee - Contact List »»

02/01/2011, Incline Great Schools Committee - Incline Schools Score Cards »»

01/31/2011, Incline Great Schools Committee Meeting Minutes - January 31, 2011 »»

IHS

10/15/2017, Sierra Nevada College - Fall Admissions Day 10/20/17 »»

10/15/2017, SENIORS - Graduation Date Change! »»

10/15/2017, Weekly Bulletin (10/16-10/21/17) »»

10/08/2017, TMCC Parent Information Night »»

10/08/2017, Mi Cultura Luncheon Benefits United for Puerto Rico »»

10/08/2017, Weekly Bulletin (10/9-10/14/17) »»

09/23/2017, SENIORS - Scholarship Opportunities »»

09/23/2017, iSchool - Thinking Critically and Ethically starts 9/25 »»

09/23/2017, Zero Teen Fatalities »»

09/23/2017, Seniors: Your Fast Track to Money for College »»

09/23/2017, Winter Assistant Cheer Coach Needed »»

09/23/2017, After School Study Club »»

09/23/2017, CORRECTED Weekly Bulletin (9/25-9/30/17) »»

09/17/2017, iSchool College Board Prep Class - Fall Break »»

09/17/2017, SENIORS - Why You Need to File the FAFSA »»

Why You Need to File the FAFSA

If you want financial aid, your first step is to apply for it. The place to start is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid.

The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is the primary application for need-based financial aid. Most colleges will use information from your FAFSA to create your financial aid award.
By All Means, File a FAFSA

Many families with children in college do not file a FAFSA. Some believe they are not eligible for aid. Others think the form is just too complicated. But anyone who fills out the FAFSA will at least qualify for a federally insured, low-cost loan?and perhaps other valuable aid such as Pell grants.
What the FAFSA Asks

The FAFSA asks for information about both student and parents (if the student is unmarried and under 24). This information includes income and assets and basic facts about the student's household. It must be accurate as of the day you file your FAFSA. There's a new version of the FAFSA for each school year, and you must update your FAFSA annually to keep getting aid.
What Happens When You File Your FAFSA

Information from your FAFSA determines your Expected Family Contribution (EFC). Your EFC is the amount you and your family will be expected to pay for college, no matter what college you attend. Colleges use your EFC to calculate how much government aid you are eligible for. Most colleges also use your EFC to calculate your eligibility for financial aid from their own funds. You'll receive your EFC from one to three weeks after submitting your FAFSA in a document called the Student Aid Report (SAR).
When to File Your FAFSA

The first day you can access and submit the FAFSA is October 1. The critical deadlines to meet are the priority financial aid deadlines of the colleges you apply to and your state's FAFSA deadline. However, filing the FAFSA as early as possible after October 1 will put you near the front of the line for financial aid.
How to Fill Out the FAFSA

You can complete the entire FAFSA application online at fafsa.ed.gov. (A paper FAFSA is also available.) The FAFSA website provides a list of documents you should have on hand when you fill out the FAFSA. Most important, you will need your and your parents' income tax return from two years prior to your anticipated college entrance date. For example, if you plan to enroll in college in the fall of 2018, you will use tax data from 2016. The FAFSA offers a data retrieval tool that transfers your tax information from the IRS website directly into your FAFSA.
How to Line Up Colleges to Get Your FAFSA Results

You can select up to ten colleges to receive your SAR. (You can add more colleges later.) You will need the federal school code for each college, available on fafsa.ed.edu. These colleges will see your EFC and a summary of the information you reported on your FAFSA, but they won't see the other colleges that you selected.
Where to Get FAFSA Help

Don't be afraid to ask for help if you need it.. Your high school counselor, a college's financial aid office, and the FAFSA website are all good resources. Many states hold FAFSA events (sometimes called "College Goal Sundays") where students can get free, onsite, professional assistance with completing the FAFSA form. Visit Form Your Future to find specific locations and dates in your state.
How to Make Changes to Your FAFSA

Your FAFSA should be accurate as of the day you sign it. If you find mistakes on your FAFSA or SAR, you can submit corrections via the FAFSA website or by calling (800) 433-3243. However, changes to your or your family's financial situation that occur after you sign your FAFSA usually cannot be updated. You can contact the college's financial aid office and explain your situation. You may be asked to submit a letter detailing the new considerations, backed up by copies of relevant documents.
What to Do If You Are Selected for "Verification"

Sometimes, colleges will ask you to provide documentation for the information in your SAR. Be sure to save the records and materials you used to complete the FAFSA in case this happens. And be sure to print a copy of the FAFSA before you submit it.
What's Next?

    See I'd Like More Financial Aid, Please for information on appealing your EFC.
    Learn about the CSS PROFILE, another aid application used by colleges.
    Use the EFC Calculator to estimate your Expected Family Contribution.

Note: Financial information provided on this site is of a general nature and may not apply to your situation. Contact a financial or tax advisor before acting on such information.

FAFSA Next Steps

09/17/2017, Weekly Bulletin (9/18-9/23/17) »»

09/09/2017, TMCC's Nevada Promise Scholarship »»

09/09/2017, Boosters Meeting - Monday 9/11/17 at noon »»

09/09/2017, Weekly Bulletin (9/11-9/16/17) »»

09/04/2017, Highlander Pride Alumni Weekend »»

IMS

09/17/2017, Update on Mr. Edwards »»

09/17/2017, IMS Volunteer Opportunities »»

05/27/2017, 8th Grade Promotion Party - June 14, 2017 »»

05/27/2017, IMS Teacher and Staff Appreciation - HELP NEEDED »»

03/27/2017, 8th grade Family Night 3/29/17 »»

12/10/2016, IMS Girls Volleyball Concessions HELP NEEDE »»

12/10/2016, Cinderella Auditions - NEW AUDITION DATE! »»

08/28/2016, Glee Choir (grades 6-8) »»

04/09/2016, 2016-17 Registration NOW Open! »»

11/22/2015, Trip to Washington DC »»

11/22/2015, January 6, 2016 - TWO HOUR DELAY - All Incline Public Schools »»

11/15/2015, IHS New Parent Night - 1/13/16 »»

11/14/2015, IMS Help Needed »»

11/14/2015, Bring Someone Special to School 11/19 »»

10/11/2015, IMS Halloween Dance »»

08/31/2015, Word of the Week - Transient »»

08/31/2015, MAP Testing Block Schedule »»

06/30/2015, MIDDLE SCHOOL ADVENTURE CAMPS »»

06/02/2015, Congratulations to the IMS Music groups! »»

04/26/2015, IMS Recent Words of the Week »»

IES

10/08/2017, NATIONAL WALK TO SCHOOL DAY »»

05/27/2017, Art Camp in July »»

05/27/2017, IES Strawberry Festival »»

05/07/2017, IES PTA May newsletter information »»

Upcoming Events

May 12th 6:00-7:30 - Zumba Night at IES with Sue
May 26th 6:00-7:30 - Zumba Night at IES with Crystal
June 11th - Spring Fundraiser/Strawberry Festival
June 15th - Last day of school

PTA Board 2017-18 school year

At our next PTA meeting (Tuesday, May 9th at 5:00 in the library), we will be electing a new board for the upcoming school year. Ludmila Popper has offered to continue as treasurer and LIz Skidmore & Patty Franklin volunteered to be co-secretaries. We are still in need of a president and vice president as well as many committee chairs. Please consider joining the leadership team. It is a great way to meet new friends and become involved in your child's education.

The following positions need volunteers:

President
Vice-President
Membership Committee Chairperson
Back to School BBQ Committee Chairperson
Boo Hoo and Bagels Committee Chairperson
Holiday Store Committee Chairperson
Teacher Appreciation Committee Chairperson
Yearbook Committee Chairperson
Spring Fundraiser Committee Chairperson

Yearbook Information

The deadline for yearbook orders and personalization is quickly approaching (May 5th for dedications and May 12 for orders):

Dedications - put a special message in the yearbook for your child, a special teach or or friend! Please make checks payable to IES PTA and submit payment and the written message to Kathy O?Conner in the office. 0 - 20 words = $5, 20 - 40 words = $10. DEADLINE: 5 MAY 2017

Order your Yearbook - Be sure your student has this special keepsake of their 2016/7 year at IES. Order your yearbook online at: www.treering.com (the IES code is: 101391188608323), OR make checks payable to the IES PTA and submit payment, including your child?s name and teacher?s name, to the teacher or the Yearbook folder in the office. DEADLINE: 12 MAY 2017.

Also, the yearbook committee is looking for volunteers! We need photographers for school events and to take candid shots of the kids as well as people to work with us to select a yearbook theme and design the pages. Most of the non-photo-taking work can be done at home on your own schedule - a fun and creative project! Anyone interested in volunteering please contact Laura Nugent at: LNUGENT@ME.COM

Yearbooks from the years 2015/6, 2014/5 and 2013/4 are all available online for anyone that would like to order one. To do so, please visit:
* www.treering.com
* either sign in or sign up (if you haven?t already - use the passcode for Incline Elementary School: 1013911886083238)
* select the yearbook you are interested in purchasing and follow the instructions.

Clubs and Programs:

Morning PE
7:55 ? 8:55 am April 24 - 26
Join us for exercise, fun and fitness as we participate in a variety of physical education activities before school.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays $100 for all sessions
Checks payable to PE and Wellness Parent Organization

After-School Archery
3:35 ? 5:15 pm April 24 ? June 5
Join us for Archery with certified NASP Instructor Michael Smith
Choose one day: Mondays Wednesdays Thursdays $100
Limited to 15 participants, Registration due asap!
Checks payable to PE and Wellness Parent Organization
Meet in IES Multi-Purpose Room

03/11/2017, IES Yearbook Info »»

03/11/2017, IES Allocation Discussion and Information (UPDATED) »»

3/31 update:

I just received great news from our principal Dan Zimmerman:

"In a detailed review of the allocation situation at Incline ES, WCSD determined today that we will receive a 3rd grade and a 5th grade allocation back in order to be in compliance with Read by Grade 3 and to reduce class size for the 2017-18 school year. Though we are still losing a 1st grade and 4th grade allocation, this places us in a much better position to serve our students."

I would also like to give a huge shout out to Dana Greer, Nicolle Larson and Chrystie Lowden who attend the senate hearing on SB 180 this week. In addition to speaking on behalf of IES at the hearing, Dana Greer was able to speak directly with Senator Kieckhefer about the unique needs of Incline Elementary. She was also about to set up a future meeting with this senator as well as Governor Sandoval. The next important meeting will be a town hall meeting regarding the budget at Wooster High School Thursday, April 6 at 6 p.m.

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In order to compensate for a $12,000,000 budget cut, WCSD is proposing to increase classroom sizes by 2 students. While this increase would be alarming on its own, the projected allocations for Incline Elementary are no where near 2 students per class. We are projected to lose 4 teachers (1st, 3rd, 4th and 5th). This would mean a 5th grade classroom currently at 21 students would be increased to 38 students, a far cry from a 2 student increase.

The next Washoe County School Board meeting is on Tuesday, March 14th at the district office 425 E. 9th St.

Here are some of the discussion topics from the meeting:

1) For the 2017-2018 school year, IES is projected to lose four teachers: 1st grade, 3rd grade, 4th grade, and 5th grade. The media reported that class size would increase by 2, but our 1st grade will increase by 5 students; 3rd grade by 10 students; 4th grade by 8 students; 5th grade by 14 students.

2) With Nevada?s Read by Grade 3 requirement (linked on the WCSD website), 3rd grade classes should have 20 students; IES 3rdgrade classes will be 31 students to one teacher if we lose a 3rd grade allocation.

3) Our IES 4th grade classes will go from 24 students to 32 students. These classes are too large to differentiate instruction for our most vulnerable students (students with IEPs, English language learners, and students needing extra interventions). It will also increase classroom management issues.

4) Our IES 5th grade classes will go to 38 students in one class. Not only will teachers be unable to effectively differentiate instruction, the IES classrooms are not large enough to hold 38 desks. WCSD will have to come in and remove built-in cabinetry in order to make a large enough learning space for our students.

5) The preliminary allocations put the burden of this budget crisis on our students. What is being cut from central administration to minimize impact on students?

6) Incline Elementary currently has amazing high quality teachers who would be at risk for being overaged now. This has a greater effect on the schools in Incline because being offered a job 45-60 minutes away is a bigger hardship. Currently, Tahoe Unified is actively hiring and we may have no high quality overaged Incline teachers to bring back in the fall if we receive increases in allocations at that time.

7) A larger part of our IES population is living below the poverty level and this number is most likely even higher that currently stated due to families fears of applying. Many of these families receive no additional services from WCSD due to proximity.

8) The student/teacher relationship is critical to learning especially in the elementary years. There is no way for a teacher to give adequate individualized attention with the suggested classroom sizes.

9) WCSD district offers programs and services that are prohibitively far away for Incline residents to use regularly. The educational experience of our students rests with our teachers. There are very few academic programs offered within our community.

10) Incline Elementary is already suffering from attrition. Families see the title I needs at our school and the lack of funds and are enrolling their students elsewhere. Several families are choosing private schools, the public Spanish immersion school in Kings Beach, Tahoe Expeditionary Academy and public and private schools in Reno. We need to stop the attrition not fuel it with larger class sizes. High achieving student are often the first to leave causing lower test schools. Also, making the financial situation at IES more challenging due to lower enrollment numbers.

11) How are we going to address equity in school funding at the state and district level so that these losses do not continue to occur year after year?

12) We are fortunate to have a beautiful new school, but it wasn?t built to accommodate classrooms of this size. Classrooms would need to be modified structurally to allow for this many students.

13) These student/teacher ratios seem unsafe. How can a single teacher see everything that is going in classroom with 38 students? Although by 5th grade, students can work more independently, they moving towards the teen years are often motivated by pleasing peers rather than adults. Keeping a classroom safe and effective for differentiated learners is impossible with these ratios.

14) It appears as though elementary schools throughout the district are slated to lose between 1-4 teachers in the preliminary allocations. Why would Incline Elementary be at the top of this range when we are a small school?

15) With the possibility of vouchers, ours schools need to be focusing more funds on students and academics.

16) Incline Village pays a disproportionate amount in taxes and is struggling with special needs in our schools (Title I and a large English Language Learner population).

Here is a list of Washoe County School District representatives:

JoEtta Gonzales is our direct area Superintendent; Traci Davis is the Superintendent of all WCSD; Scott Kelley is Incline's School Board Member:

JoEtta Gonzales: joegonzales@washoeschools.net
Washoe County Superintendent

Traci Davis tdavis@washoeschools.net
Superintendent of Schools 775.789.4645

Dr. Paul LaMarca plamarca@washoeschools.net
Chief School Performance Officer 775.789.4650

Scott Kelley
Board of Trustees, Clerk, Incline Rep.

Dr. Kristen McNeill kmcneill@washoeschools.net
Deputy Superintendent 775.789.4640

David Lasic dlasic@washoeschools.net
Chief of Staff 775.789-4675

Scott Bailey slbailey@washoeschools.net
Chief Academic Officer 775.789.4606

Tom Ciesynski tciesynski@washoeschools.net
CFO 775.348.0312

Byron Green, Ed.D bgreen@washoeschools.net
Chief Student Services Officer 775.789.4675

Pete Etchart petechart@washoeschools.net
Chief Operations Officer 775.851.5672

Ed Grassia egrassia@washoeschools.net
Chief Operations Officer 775.789.3456

Ben Hayes bhayes@washoeschools.net
Chief Accountability Officer 775.348.0284

Mark Amodei www.amodei.house.gov
NV Congressman 775.686.5760

03/11/2017, Girls Lacrosse »»

10/30/2016, Dia De Los Muertos - 11/7 »»

10/30/2016, Box Tops Program »»

09/11/2016, IES Running Information »»

09/11/2016, IES Newsletter 9/10 - including BTS night info »»

06/05/2016, IES Spring Carnival »»

05/15/2016, Yearbook Photos Needed by %/17! »»

05/10/2016, PTA Meeting - 5/25/16 »»

04/25/2016, IES Teacher Appreciation Week »»

Teacher Appreciation Week
Monday, May 2nd - Friday, May 6th
To show our appreciation for the IES staff we would like families to purchase gift cards for a raffle INSTEAD OF FOOD DONATIONS (we will be getting meals from local restaurants for the staff). These gift cards will be used for our daily raffle that ALL STAFF members can enjoy. There will be a box in the front office starting Friday, April 22nd to drop the gift cards in. Please attach a note to the gift card so we can tell the staff member that wins the gift card which family it is from. Gift cards are due NO LATER THAN MONDAY, MAY 2ND BY 9:15 A.M. In order for this raffle to be successful for ALL staff, we appreciate every family making a contribution!

SUGGESTIONS FOR THE WEEK:

MONDAY, May 2nd: Bring your child?s teacher a flower

WEDNESDAY, May 4th: Have your child bring a card or create a note showing their appreciation for their teacher

FRIDAY, May 6th: Let your child decide what they want to do for their teacher (for example- a plant, gift card for their teacher, candle, homemade gift- whatever your family thinks YOUR teacher will enjoy!)

Any questions or if you want to volunteer this week, please feel free to email Dana Greer jdlgreer@gmail.com or 901-409-4191.

Apreció a los Maestros y personal
Lunes, 2 de mayo al 6 de Mayo.
Para mostrar nuestro agradecimiento al personal de IES queremos que las familias puedan donar TARJETAS DE REGALO para una rifa EN LUGAR DE DONACIONES DE ALIMENTOS (restaurantes locales donaran comida para el personal). Estas tarjetas de regalo serán usadas para nuestras rifas que tendremos diariamente para que TODO EL PERSONAL DE IES DISFRUTE. Habrá una caja en la oficina a partir del viernes 22 de abril para las tarjetas de regalo. Por favor, adjunte una nota a la tarjeta de regalo para que podamos decir al que gane la tarjeta que familia la dono. Tarjetas de regalo SE DEVEN TRAER ANTES Del lunes, 2 de Mayo a las 9:15am. En orden para que esta rifa tenga éxito para todo el personal, apreciamos que cada familia haga una contribución!

SUGERENCIAS PARA LA SEMANA:

LUNES 2 DE MAYO: Traer una flor a su maestra.

MIERCOLES 4 DE MAYO: Haga que su hijo lleve una tarjeta o una nota mostrando su aprecio por su maestro/a.

VIERNES 6 DE MAYO: Deje que su niño/a decida qué quiere hacer para su maestro (por ejemplo una planta, tarjeta de regalo para su maestra, velas, regalo casero que su familia piense que su maestro/a va a disfrutar!)

Cualquier duda o si quieres ser voluntario esa semana, por favor siéntase libre de mandarme un email a jdlgreer@gmail.com o hábleme al 901-409-4191 Dana Greer.

04/09/2016, IES Meet the Masters Art Show and FUNDraiser - 4/19 »»

04/09/2016, 2016-17 Registration NOW Open! »»

01/31/2016, IES - 1st Annual STREAM Festival »»

12/01/2015, Links for Kids (during upcoming holiday "downtime") »»

11/22/2015, January 6, 2016 - TWO HOUR DELAY - All Incline Public Schools »»

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Mondays, October 16th - November 20th

Youth Dance Classes

Fridays, September 22nd - December 8th

Fall E.P.I.C. Base Camp

Mon - Wed, October 2nd - 4th

End of Summer Kayak Social

Sep 21, 2017

Dog Days of Fall

Saturday, October 7th

Sunset Kayak Socials

Trail of Treats and Terror

Youth Swim Lessons at the Recreation Center

Enrollment opens Monday, May 8th!

Mother's Day Brunch Buffet

Sunday, May 14, 2017

TK Youth Basketball Camp

Session 1: June 19 - 23, 2017

Summer E.P.I.C. Youth Camps

Registration Now Open!

Spring E.P.I.C. Enrichment Camps led by Miss Joan!

Mí Cultura Luncheon
-         All proceeds to benefit ?United for Puerto Rico? (Donations Welcome)
-         Wed 10/11
-         $5 ? Pizza, Salad, Cookie
-         Foods Room

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TK Basketball Play Like a Champion League Mondays, October 16th - November 20th

Youth Dance Classes

Fridays, September 22nd - December 8th

Fall E.P.I.C. Base Camp

Mon - Wed, October 2nd - 4th

End of Summer Kayak Social

Sep 21, 2017

Dog Days of Fall

Saturday, October 7th

Sunset Kayak Socials

Trail of Treats and Terror

Youth Swim Lessons at the Recreation Center

Enrollment opens Monday, May 8th!

Mother's Day Brunch Buffet

Sunday, May 14, 2017

TK Youth Basketball Camp

Session 1: June 19 - 23, 2017

Summer E.P.I.C. Youth Camps

Registration Now Open!

Spring E.P.I.C. Enrichment Camps led by Miss Joan!

Mí Cultura Luncheon - All proceeds to benefit ?United for Puerto Rico? (Donations Welcome) - Wed 10/11 - $5 ? Pizza, Salad, Cookie - Foods Room

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High School News

Middle School News

Elementary School News

Share the Incline Buzz

TK Basketball Play Like a Champion League
Mondays, October 16th - November 20th

Mí Cultura Luncheon
- All proceeds to benefit ?United for Puerto Rico? (Donations Welcome)
- Wed 10/11
- $5 ? Pizza, Salad, Cookie
- Foods Room