Have a wonderful summer! Stay in touch with the Sauvie Island School App.
SSD Freshman Day, September 2nd.
Sauvie Island School is sending out a big thank you to Noble Lesowske , Columbia County Sports, and Columbia County United for raising and donating soccer camp funds to purchase the school's new soccer goals.
Field Day Fun! Happy summer everyone and see you in the fall!
Great end of year spring music concert!
Join the summer youth soccer camp at SHS.
Join the summer youth soccer camp at SHS.
Join the Sauvie Island Grange for summer yoga.
See you tomorrow for our Spring concert. Please have your child report to the SHS cafeteria at 6:15. The show will start promptly at 6:30 pm
So fun to celebrate our 8th grade class last night. Thanks to all that came out to support.
Great celebration of our 8th grade class last night! We have student signs available for pick up for families who would like to keep them!
Join the summer youth soccer camp at SHS.
SHS Soccer Camps alert! Build your skills and make some friends. Sign ups are open now!
Summer EBT is a grocery benefits program to help families buy food for their school-aged children during the summer when school is out.
We celebrated SIS alumni who are now SHS graduates today with our traditional parade and donuts!
A few pics from today's hike to Wapato with grades 3-5.
Hello Families, Please turn in your child's Oaks Park permission slip and waiver no later than Thursday, June 5th. Be sure to mark if your child's lunch choice is - school sack lunch or a home lunch. If you are not picking your child up at the rink, we will send them home their regular scheduled way, unless otherwise notified.
Thank you to Columbia Farms for the strawberry donation to our school's salad bar! The students LOVED them.
The Sauvie Island School middle school dance was a blast! The students arrived dressed to impress and filled with excitement. Students danced to their favorite songs, laughed with friends, and created memories that will last long after the music fades.
Our 3rd grade students finished their studies of bridges with a crafted project. Many reported learning new techniques with tools such as soldering irons and power tools!
