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  • 2024-2025 School Supply Lists

    Kindergarten

    COMMUNAL ITEMS

    • 3 packs of thick Crayola Washable Markers (10 or 12 count)
    • 3 pack of Crayola crayons (24 count)
    • 12 count pre sharpened Ticonderoga pencils
    • 12+ small Elmer's glue sticks
    • 1 - 4 oz bottle of Elmer's liquid glue
    • 4+ pack thick Expo dry erase markers- any color
    • 4+ pack thin Expo dry erase markers- black
    • 1 box Gallon ziploc bags with slider
    • 1 box of tissues
    • 1 packages of Clorox wipes

    INDIVIDUAL ITEMS (mark with name on each item)

    • Headphones - no earbuds, no microphone arm
    • Sports top water bottle
    • Backpack that holds a folder, snack, lunch, water bottle, extra clothes

    WISHLIST ITEMS

    • Sharpies (any size and color)
    • Flair Pens (all colors)
    • Mr. Sketch thick or thin smelly markers 
    • Individual Play-Doh (multi pack with variety of colors)
    • Scratch-N-Sniff stickers 
    • Treasure box prizes
    • Magic Erasers
    • Snacks for classroom supply
    • Target, Walmart, Amazon gift cards for classroom supplies

     

    First Grade

    Community Supplies:

    • 1 box 12 YELLOW or recycled wood TICONDEROGA sharpened #2 pencils
    • 1 box of 10 Classic Crayola Markers 
    • 1 box 24 count Crayola crayons
    • 1 box of tissues
    • 1 refill container of disinfectant wipes OR baby wipes 
    •  (soft pack rectangular for easier storage) 

    Personal Supplies LABELED WITH NAME

    • Backpack 
    • 1 leak and shatter proof water bottle 
    • 1 pair of headphones 

    Optional Donations appreciated:

    • Amazon, Fred Meyer, Annie Bloom's Gift cards 

     

    Second Grade

    • 1 box of 24 count Crayola crayons
    • 3 dozen sharpened TICONDEROGA pencils
    • 1 large box of kleenex
    • 2 large glue sticks
    • 1 pair of kid scissors
    • 2 boxes of Crayola markers
    • 1 pack of Crayola colored pencils
    • 1 box of ZipLock Bags sandwich or gallon size you pick
    • 2 black Sharpie
    • 2 YELLOW highlighters thick
    • 5 black skinny white board EXPO markers
    • Headphones in a ziplock bag with names on them (not earbuds!) 

    Third Grade

    • 1 spiral notebook
    • 2 folders, one for a “take-home” folder, one for a desk folder
    • 1 pair of scissors
    • 2 packs of markers
    • 4 highlighter pens (different colors)
    • 1 pack colored pencils
    • 2 packs of Ticonderoga pencils with erasers
    • 2 pink erasers
    • 2 sturdy hand held pencil sharpener
    • A pencil case that holds your supplies and fits in desk (4 inch or smaller)
    • 2 sharpies
    • 1 ruler with inches and centimeters

    Technology, testing and study supplies (labeled with your name):

    • 1 pair of headphones that plug into Chromebook, with mic (for example…        
    • 1 mouse for your chromebook, with usb plug in 
    • 1 pair of snug ear muffs to cancel out background noise-ex.

    Spring project supplies:

    • 200 wooden craft sticks, “popsicle” sticks-ex.
    • 200 wooden “jumbo” craft sticks-ex.
    • 30 hot glue sticks “mini” ex.
    • 1 pack of 200 vinyl water bottle stickers ex.
    • 1 spill proof water bottle, for use everyday

    Fourth Grade

    • 3 packs of pre-sharpened pencils
    • 1 package wide ruled, loose leaf notebook paper
    • 1 ream white copy paper
    • 1 Mead composition notebooks
    • 1 Elmer’s glue stick
    • 1 pink pearl eraser
    • 1 plastic pocket folder
    • 2 box (12 count) Crayola markers
    • 1 box colored pencils
    • 3 box Clorox wipes
    • 1 box Kleenex
    • pair of headphones
    • ** Optional: Computer mouse if you think your child would find it easier to work with

    Fifth Grade

    • We are community supplies classrooms - please do not mark the supplies with your student’s name.
    • We make a custom supply list each year based only on what is needed that year and make a point of reusing supplies year-to-year (e.g. rulers, scissors) to limit the cost to you.

    All 5th Graders

    Mr. Naze Specific

    Ms. Dorris Specific

    3 dozen sharpened pencils (Ticonderoga)

    4 two-pocket folders
    1 yellow, 1 green, 1 red, 1 blue

    1 five-subject spiral notebook

    2 packs of fine-tip Expo dry erase markers

    4 wide-ruled spiral notebooks
    1 yellow, 1 green, 1 red, 1 blue

    1 pack highlighters

    1 pack of Crayola colored pencils

    Handheld pencil sharpener (no toys)

    1 pencil supply box

    1 pack of Crayola supertip markers

     

    1 pair of headphones or earbuds

    1 King-size black sharpie

    1 roll of scotch tape

    1 fine-point black sharpie

    Optional: USB mouse
    prior students’ preference for Chromebooks

    2 containers of sanitizing wipes

    Optional:classroom temps are high in September & June

    2  boxes of tissues

     

    2 packs of Post-It Notes

     

    If you wish to make an additional purchase to donate to the classroom, we typically need more whiteboard markers, tissues, wipes, band-aids, and pencils. Thank you.

  • May 2024 Newsletter

  • April 2024 Newsletter

  • School Drop-Off & Pick-Up

    • Traffic flow map 

       

      Hello, Capitol Hill Elementary families and friends! We would like to thank you for taking the time to look at our circulation map provided by PBOT’s Safe Routes to School team. After our observation, we came to the consensus that your current circulation plan is as efficient as it can be, and that you (parents/caregivers) are doing a great job of minimizing vehicular traffic on SW Carson St and keeping traffic flowing counterclockwise to mitigate congestion! That being said, we do have some suggestions that may improve pedestrian safety:

       

      • Avoid turning left onto SW 17th Ave from SW Spring Garden during arrival.

      • Avoid parking on the east side of the street to drop off your students.

      • While crossing SW Spring Garden be extra cautious of cars turning from SW 17th Ave. If you see another group of people walking to school, we suggest crossing together as larger groups of people are generally more visible to drivers!

      • After dropping off your student(s), remember to yield for pedestrians if you are turning right onto SW Spring Garden.

       

       

      Parent Parking:

      • Visitor designated parking is available in the parking lot
      • Parents/students must use the front entryway
      • Designated ADA spaces - 17th

       

      Parent Pick-Up:

      • K-2 picked up outside their exterior classroom doors
      • 3rd & 4th grade pickup is in the parking lot by stairs
      • 5th grade is picked up at the corner of the building on the NE corner by the parking lot

2024-2025 Principal's Message

  • Welcome to Capitol Hill!

    I am thrilled to be entering my 3rd year as the principal of this amazing school. I've been a teacher at the Elementary, Middle School, and High School levels. I’ve been a Learning Specialist, Dean of Students, Assistant Principal, and Principal. I’m passionate about creating a school environment that allows every single student to feel special and valued. I have been married for 13 years to my wife and we have 4 wonderful girls. I strive to be present and enjoy every bit of life I am offered. I love being outside, eating and cooking good food, and watching movies. My favorite parts of Oregon are the cool mornings and evenings and beautiful landscape.

     

    When it comes down to it, our core values are what drives us forward as humans. My core values are a steadfast way that I anchor every decision as a building principal.

     

    Core Values

    Honesty and Transparency

    Student First Decision-Making

    Listen to Understand

    Realize We Are All Humans

     

    2024-2025 Message

     

    I believe that every single student can be successful. At Capitol Hill we are committed to helping students realize their full potential and be their authentic selves by giving them the support they need. Students come to school with different levels of unique needs. It is our job as a school staff to develop relationships with students and families so that we can better understand what each child needs to be successful. When students struggle academically or behaviorally, we need to ask ourselves: What is the lagging skill? What support is or is not in place? What do we need to do differently in order to lift up that student towards growth and success?

     

    All students at Capitol Hill will feel a strong sense of belonging and value for who they are and what they bring. All students at Capitol Hill will find joy and excitement in their learning journey. All students at Capitol Hill will become kind, empathetic, and collaborative human beings. All students at Capitol Hill will actualize their learning in order to successfully move forward after their time at Capitol Hill.

     

    I am committed to our educators at Capitol Hill. Our staff are human beings and it’s important they are treated and respected as such. Being a teacher is one of the most important jobs you can have AND is one of the most challenging. I am committed to supporting our current staff and hiring the best of the best. The staff at Capitol Hill are compassionate, driven, and caring human beings who take educating your children very seriously.

District News

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  • Skyline Teacher Inspires Students to Slow Down & Look Up

    If you’re ever lucky enough to tag along with Tom Myers and his bird club at Skyline School, you’ll most likely notice a few things: that Skyline in the early morning can be a breathtakingly beautiful place, and that if you have a question about birds – or the natural world in general – the man his students call “Teacher Tom” can almost certainly answer it.

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  • Join Us for Movie Night!

    欧美巨乳色情片 is hosting a series of events that focus on Belonging, Equity & Inclusive Practices where we will screen powerful, award-winning documentaries aimed at starting a productive conversation about what is possible in the systems we create for our children with disabilities. 

    As part of this series, we are excited to welcome you to a live virtual event, , on Monday, October 28 at 5:30 PM at . The event will include a screening of Dan Habib’s film, “Including Samuel,” and a conversation with him and his son, Samuel.

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  • Jefferson High School Students Hit the Red Carpet for Student-Made Safety Film

    The Dr. Matthew Prophet Education Center, the rather staid home to 欧美巨乳色情片 administrative staff, had a very different look on Monday evening when it hosted the world premiere of “The Return of Emergetron.”

    The red carpet event was in celebration of a new film starring students – and for students – about the many emergency scenarios they might encounter in a typical school year.

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  • 欧美巨乳色情片’s Comprehensive School Psychologist Program Gets Crucial Boost from $5.5 Million Grant

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    欧美巨乳色情片’ Comprehensive School Psychology program was recently named the recipient of a prestigious $5.5 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education for its proven track record of improving student well-being and academic performance. 

    The renewable, school-based mental health grant will be used to provide comprehensive school psychology services to 18 Title I schools across the district for the 2024-25 school year. This is up from 11 schools served in the previous year. Through the duration of the grant, 25 schools designated as Title I at the time of the grant award will receive comprehensive school psychology services.

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