Remember that the next general meeting of the Challenge Parents Association, as well as our annual “Beyond Challenge” presentations will be on Wednesday, December 1 at 6:30 p.m. in the Terrace Park Library. If you wish to review the minutes of the last meeting ahead of time, click here.
Please plan to join members of the CPA board and your fellow parents at our second monthly Coffee Chat on Saturday, March 13th at 10:00 a.m. at the Corner Coffee […]
If you will have students attending Brier Terrace Middle School next year, and are interested in serving on the PTSA (Parent Teacher Student Association) Board, the nominating committee would love to hear from you. Currently, all executive board positions are open for next year. Please contact the members of the committee with a little information about yourself and what your PTA experience is, if any. The nominating committee can be reached through an email to btms.ptsa@yahoo.com. The membership will be voting on officers at the March 11th meeting, so quick responses will be greatly appreciated.
Your Challenge student will be automatically rolled up to Brier Terrace Middle School Gifted Program for 7th grade. If your child is going to BTM, you can stop reading.
If your child is not going to BTM, please let us know and go to your neighborhood home school for registration information.
If your child is not going to BTM or to your neighborhood or home school, the form for middle/high school transfers will need to be received at the Edmonds School District Office before Friday, FEBRUARY 12, 2010.
The 2010-2011 transfer form is different than the 2009-2010 form. Either form can be downloaded from the district website; www.edmonds.wednet.edu
Bulletproofing Gifted Kids: Seven Strategies that Every Teacher, Counselor, and Parent Needs to Know is the title of the first NAGC Webinar of 2010: What are critical non-intellective factors that profoundly impact optimal development and success? Seven essential themes guide parents, counselors, and teachers in delivering powerful differentiated school and home support. The difference makers are: