June, 2013
Stu Evans, Gladstone High School principal, to retire July 1st
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ach year, the District awards an Honorary Diploma to
an individual who has significantly impacted the
District. This year, the Class of 2013 honors one of
its own … principal, Stu Evans.
Evans led Gladstone High School through an extensive school renovation project which included a new Applied
Science & Technology Center. He struggled with tight budgets, implemented
new programs, spent quality time with
students and faculty, thought outside the
box to present innovative ideas, juggled
endless priorities, attended meetings
throughout the state, and remained calm
and focused 24/7.
But circumstances often
dictate change and necessitate stepping
back, evaluating priorities, and choosing
a different path. Health concerns have
forced Stu to do just that; and he’ll retire
on July 1st after 13 years of serving as
Gladstone High School’s principal.
He plans to spend plenty of
time with his family during his retirement; but knowing Stu Evans means
never quitting. Don’t be surprised if you
find this veteran Gladiator cruising the
halls in the years to come, just checking
to make sure everything is going according to plan. His plan.
Gladstone High School will
never be the same because of the character and conviction of
one Stu Evans. “Okay” was never enough; “Good” was better;
but “Outstanding” was the standard expectation of academic
success for the 700+ students of GHS - and that’s precisely
what happened. Gladstone High School, once again, received
an “Outstanding” rating on the Oregon Department of Education’s most recent report card.
Each individual has always been important to Evans.
His physical presence in the hallways, classrooms and cafeteria
attest to his caring and approachable manner, giving students
and staff the comfort of easily accessing him regardless of the
magnitude of the situation. His calm, confident and effective
way of handling even the most challenging situations resulted
in admiration, respect, and a gentle brand of strength few could
equal.
Under his leadership, many significant changes took place. At
the heart of his mission, Evans was instrumental in developing
core programs around the three “Rs”, which he considered the
building blocks for a solid educational foundation. With a
dedicated staff of professional educators backing him, GHS
ranked among the highest rated schools in Oregon with an
average score of 88% in writing and 93%
in reading.
Evans has been a good role model
for his staff and for building trust among
his peers. Always appreciative of his staff,
in a recent note to teachers, Evans wrote,
“You are to be commended for the tough
and often times thankless work you do,
day in and day out. You do make a difference in our students’ lives. You never
know when some student will come back
to you and say thanks for being there. Its
been a pleasure to work along side and
with you over the years.”
Evans advocated Advanced
Placement classes and invited Clackamas
Community College professors to the GHS
campus so students could earn college
credits while in high school. Some
students have accumulated as many as 30
college credit hours prior to high school
graduation.
“Thinking outside the box” was
an Evans mantra. Always an advocate for
improvement, he eagerly considered ideas that, to some,
seemed w-a-y outside the box; many of these ideas are in place
and thriving today.
The interim principal is GHS Vice Principal, Patti
Alexander. Jere Applebee, Athletic Director, is the interim
assistant principal.
Evans’ legacy will live on. Few have held the position for as
long. Few have seen as much change. None will be as missed.
If you wish to contact Stu Evans, please mail your note to:
Gladstone High School
c/o Ellen Peck
18800 Portland Avenue
Gladstone, OR 97027
Gladstone School Board
Rod Cole, Chair, [email protected] ~ Kristin Eaton, Vice Chair, [email protected]
Denise Browning, [email protected] ~ Susan Cronin, [email protected]
Sharon Soliday, [email protected] ~ Bruce Wadsworth, [email protected]
Denis Whittet, [email protected]
The Gladstone School Board meets the second Wednesday of each month at 6:30 p.m. in the District office board room, 17789 Webster Road.
~ GLAD NOTES ~
Gladstone Cleanup & Enhancement Day
Students from Gladstone High School, Oregon City High
School’s Junior ROTC program, and adults from the community participated in the 10th Annual Gladstone Cleanup
& Enhancement Day on Saturday, April 20. SOLVE, the
City of Gladstone, and U.S. Bank sponsored the event.
Volunteers planted flowers, installed bird nesting boxes and
provided general clean up along McLoughlin Boulevard in
Gladstone.
Volunteers log in 4200 hours at John Wetten
Elementary
J
ohn Wetten Elementary volunteer, Delia
Jarvis, received special recognition at the
annual Volunteer Appreciation Tea. She has volunteered at the school for five
years, this year as an assistant in Mr. Hill’s 1st grade
classroom. Delia and other
Delia Jarvis (left) and her
school volunteers were honstep-mom , Charlene Jarvis.
ored during National Volunteer Appreciation Week (April 22-26). From September
through April, 4200 volunteer hours were logged in at
John Wetten Elementary - 241 hours photocopying, 183
hours for the Lunch Buddy Program, 168 hours for field
trips, and 95 hours were spent restocking books in the
school library. Teachers benefitting from the most volunteer hours include: David Hill (479 hours), Laura Vierra
(374 hours), Cathy Pheil (208 hours), Deb Wilkin (204
hours), and Allison Hart (195 hours).
A special shout out went to the following volunteers who
gave their time and talent to help the students and teachers at John Wetten Elementary: Delia Jarvis (478 hours),
Dawn Slye (316 hours), Joan Sparks (145 hours), Annette Sparks (142 hours), Dianne Potter (135 hours),
Patrick O’Grady (132 hours), and Deanna Heman (130
hours).
These volunteers helped enable the school to offer free
after-school programs such as a knitting club, chess club,
3rd grade math/reading interventions, STEM (Science,
Technology, Engineering and Math), and cooking.
No such thing as a
free lunch? Wrong.
Schools play an important
role in helping to feed
children during the
summer months. The
Summer Food Service
Program helps feed
children, regardless of
household income, during
the summer when school
is not in session. All children ages 1–18 are welcome to enjoy a nutritious meal at no cost. No application is necessary.
Please call 503-496-3939 with any questions.
Gladstone Center for Children and Families
18905 Portland Avenue
Lunch served Monday – Thursday
June 10, 2013 – August 1, 2013
Served from 11:30 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.
No lunch on July 4 & 5
Adult lunch: $3
The Gladstone School District is an equal opportunity provider.
Great finish to a great season
Girls track & field defends State 4A title
with a total team effort.
D’onna Robinson (1st discus, 2nd shot)
Madison Cronin (1 st triple jump, 2nd long jump, 3rd 4 x 1)
McKenna Streed (1st pole vault)
Kendall Schumaker (3rd triple jump)
Tiera Norman (5th long jump)
Courtney Pardee (6th javelin) and the 4 x 1 relay took 3rd
Mikaela Simac, Kelsey Hathaway, Madison Cronin and
Taylor Plunkett (3rd 4 x 1 relay)
The boys track team capped off their season
with the state track meet.
Eric Prom, Armand Jayne, Tyler Bitter and
Dakota Hollingsworth (9th short relay)
Andrew Conway (2nd pole vault w/season’s best of 13’9”)
Michael Stout (12th triple jump)
Tyler Bitter (400)
Dakota Hollingsworth (100)
Kraxberger students receive President’s Award for Academic Excellence
Each of these students maintained a GPA of 3.5 or higher during their middle school years (grades 6 - 8).
Payton Becker
Jaida Green
Megan Kuhn
Mackenzy Peterson
Abigail Bender
Alyssa Hill
Jing Li
Matthew Prom
Grace Chappell
Emily Hunt
Jenna Orsini
Jadon Smith
Madison Eaton
Rielee Jaekel
Chloe Ouchida
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stages FUNdraisers
for the community
Annual golf tournament
Stone Creek Golf Club - August 2
Call a few buddies, pack up your gear,
and head out to the Stone Creek Golf Club
for the annual Gladstone Education Foundation golf fundraising event for the Gladstone School District. Sponsorships
available for $250, $500, $750 and $1,000. Registration and
continental breakfast 6:45 - 7:15 a.m.; shotgun at 7:30 a.m.;
lunch and awards at 12:30 p.m. Singles $125; $500 for a foursome. Cost includes range balls, green fees, cart, gift, breakfast and BBQ. Contact Kathy Beykovsky at 971-227-2655 or
e-mail her at [email protected] .
Happy Rocks Restaurant & Lounge
GHS Multi-Class Reunion
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Friday, August 2nd - 6 p.m.
he tradition continues. This year’s GHS Multi-Class
Reunion promises to break records. This no-host
event has grown every year as hundreds of alumni
and teachers pack the pub at High Rocks Restaurant
and Lounge, 915 E. Arlington Street. All GHS teachers,
alumni, spouses and guests are encouraged to attend. If you
graduated from GHS, this event is for you! Rave reviews
confirm this is a special event! Spread the word and be
prepared for an evening filled with fun and friends.
Questions? Contact [email protected]
Rob Hill and Chris Rich led
students in creating one of many
environmental art mandalas at
Outdoor School. Here they combined the geoglyphs of Peru, crop
circles, and mazes.
Hold on to your treasures
Kraxberger Middle
School 8th grade student, Hunter Stennick,
has been selected as a
member of Shooting
Team USA. Next year
Hunter will attend
Robert E. Lee High
School in San Antonio
while he trains at the
U.S. Olympic Training
Center.
Please stash your new or gently loved household items, tools,
books, apparel, trinkets, etc. in a
special place because next spring the Gladstone Education
Foundation will be holding its first
1,000 Family Garage Sale.
Proceeds from this fundraiser will go to the
Gladstone School District
to support activities, innovations and
improvements which will enhance and enrich educational
services and programs.
Summer donation drop-off days:
Saturday, July 27 and August 24
10 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Gladstone High School
To volunteer to help with this event or for information,
please contact Kathy Beykovsky
at 971-227-2655 or e-mail her at
[email protected]
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Some Highlights
Gladstone School District
welcomes new high school principal,
Dr. Natalie Osburn
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atalie Osburn has accepted the
position of principal of Gladstone High School. She did her
undergraduate work at
Willamette University where she majored
in Physical Education and minored in
English. She completed her Masters of
Science in Teaching at Portland State
University in
1993 and
received her
Doctorate in
Educational
Leadership
from Lewis and
Clark in 2007.
Osburn served as
Principal and
Vice Principal at
Alice Ott Middle
School in the
David Douglas School District for nine years.
She became the Assistant Superintendent at
David Douglas from 2008-2012. Because
Natalie’s heart has always been in the schools
and with students, she took a job as Vice
Principal and Athletic Director at Central
Catholic in 2012. In addition, Natalie has
been a teacher and coach at Central Catholic,
Marshall and David Douglas high schools.
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head up a pilot project to assist community
families residing in Gladstone, Jennings
Lodge and the Candy Lane area.
Sarah Clyde was
District Champ
in the 100-yard
Butterfly and the
500-yard Freestyle at
the State Swimming
Championships.
Clackamas Community College Skills
Competition winners
Mathematics individual competition winners included Kameron Ramey (1st place) and Riley
Greene (2nd place) in Geometry/Integrated II.
Trask
Telesmanich
(right) took 2nd
place in Engineering.
Together these
students
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than
36 credit hours
in scholarship
awards from
Clackamas
Community
College.
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The GHS FIRST robotics team ranked 3rd
overall after qualification rounds and
made it to the quarter finals at the
Spokane Regional Tournament.
Jeremy
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Spanish
teacher, was
recognized by
Eastern
Oregon
University as
a "Most
Inspirational"
teacher.
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John Wetten Elementary students topped their goal
for this year’s jog-a-thon. Dawn Slye,
Kailey Deiker
Spanish & ELL
Kraxberger
PFO Vice-President (left) and PFO President, Kristen
Zimtbaum celebrate jog-a-thon success.
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Thousands of dollars in program
support was provided through the
generosity of these foundations.
PGE Foundation
Kinder Morgan Foundation
Family Care
Braemar Charitable Trust
Multnomah Athletic Foundation
Gray Family Foundation
Fred W. Fields Fund
Oregon Department of Education
(Farm-to-School Program)
US Bank
Safeway Foundation
Project SITE
Metro
The Gladettes took home two 1st place
trophies at the Clackamas High School Dance
Competition. They also took 1st place at the
S. Albany Dance Competition and were
named the Grand
Champions.
Nicole Hart was a Top
5 Novice Drill Down
winner and Haley
Ward (pictured) was a Top 5 Advanced Drill
Down winner. The dance team placed 3rd in
the 4A Large Division of the Dance & Drill
Competition at the Memorial Coliseum.
Top 10% Academically
Class of 2013
Valedictorian, Andy Hunt
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ndrew Hunt’s diverse roles in school activities include being Robotics club team captain; and class officer during his freshman,
junior, and senior years. He participated in
the Gay Straight Alliance, was on the cross country
team, a member of Key Club, the National Honor Society, and the Drama Club. Outside of school, he was the
leader of the Promises Drama Troupe, and he took 2nd
place in Portland’s Teen Idol competition. In his free
time, Andrew loves to sing and dance, and he plays the
piano and guitar. His favorite memory at Gladstone High School was creating Spirit
Week videos. Andrew will attend Princeton University next year. He plans to work
toward a Ph.D. in Chemistry or Materials Science, with the goal of becoming an
academic or industrial researcher.
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Valedictorian, Madison Wease
adison Wease is a very driven young
woman, dividing her time between
school, athletics and faith-based activities. She has competed for four years on
the track and swim teams and three years on the cross
country team, serving as captain for several seasons. She
attributes much of her academic growth in high school
to the experience she has had in Advanced Placement
courses, where her focus and drive was unmatched.
Madison plans to attend Brigham Young University next
fall majoring in Communication Disorders, with a career
goal of becoming a speech and language pathologist.
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Kelsi McNall
Morgan Adair
Roslyn Palmer
Sarah Anderson
Heather Buchanan
Tylar Wilson
Madison Cronin
Dima Gordeyev
Salutatorian, Dalton Moe
lthough high school has been hectic for
Dalton Moe, his wide array of activities has
helped steer him toward some exciting
career possibilities. He has been a pillar of
strength on his athletic teams in four different sports,
consistently serving as captain. In addition to a solid
college preparatory course load, he has contributed to the
National Honor Society, served as a class officer, and
was ASB vice president his senior year. Dalton is planning to attend Oregon State University and majoring in
general engineering.
Annaliese Hernandez Sarah Karns
GHS Class of 2013 Awards & Scholarships
LOCAL SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS
Valictorians ................................................................................................. Andy Hunt, Madison Wease
Salutatorian ............................................................................................................................Dalton Moe
Steve Venneri Memorial Award .............................................................................................Dalton Moe
Gladstone – Oak Grove Rotary Scholarship .......................................................................... Jordan Doll
Walter Kraxberger Scholarship .................................................................. Dalton Moe, Madison Wease
Gladstone High School National Honor Society Scholarship ............................................. DJ Williams
Dick Garrett Scholarship .......................................................................... Madison Cronin, DJ Williams
Gladstone High School Staff Cup...................................................... Jacob Cook, Rebecca Schuermyer
G.H.S. Leadership Award...................................................................................................... Dalton Moe
Winterhawk Scholarship ................................................................................................. Madison Wease
Gladstone – Oak Grove Kiwanis Club Collin Moore Scholarship .................................... Kobe Williams
Dorothy Sawyer Award ................................................................................................ D’onna Robinson
Attendance Award ............................................................................................................. Cody Johnson
Gladstone Teacher’s Assn. Dick Havens Scholarship ................................. Jordan Doll, Roslyn Palmer
Booster Club Mike Bible Scholarship ............................................................................ Madison Wease
Karla Bennett Memorial Scholarship ........................................................................... Kristy Younglove
Gladstone High School Marketing Award ....................................................................... Victoria Finley
Gladstone Volunteer Fire Department Scholarship ........................................................ Tyler Hoffeditz
CCC Scholarship.............................................................. Tyler Hoffeditz, Josiah Smith, Nikaela Smith
Key Club Scholarship ................................................................................................... Kristy Younglove
Stu and Ann Evans Nursing/Medical Scholarship ........................................................... Ashlee Muller
Stu and Ann Evans STEM Scholarship ............................................................................... Zach Ayyach
DEPARTMENTAL AWARDS
Art ..................................................................................................................................... Roslyn Palmer
Business ............................................................................................................................... Tylar Wilson
Computer Graphics ............................................................................................................. Ty Breshears
Foreign Language ................................................ Morgan Adair, Heather Buchanan, Josiah Northcutt
Language Arts .......................................................................................... Julia Heinlein, Roslyn Palmer
Journalism ............................................................ Amanda Castor, Rebecca Schuermyer, Kayla Winter
Mathematics ................................................................................... Heather Buchanan, Madison Wease
Music ...................................................... Louis Armstrong Jazz Award – Matteo Merolla, Nick Waring
John Philip Sousa Award – Jamey Pyles, Nick Waring
Physical Education & Health............................................................................................... DJ Williams
Science .......................................................................................... Health Care Sciences – Ashlee Muller
Natural Resources – Danielle Lavine, D’onna Robinson
Physical Sciences – Annaliese Hernandez
Overall Science – Kristy Younglove
Social Studies ...............................................................................History – Kelsi McNall, Zach Webster
Government – Sarah Anderson, Madison Wease
Technical Education ....................................................................................... Zach Ayyach, Jacob Kelly
COLLEGE AWARDS AND SCHOLARSHIPS
Llexi Baker ............................................................................................. Catharine Lealtald Scholarship
Heather Buchanan .................................................... Southern Oregon University Laurel’s Scholarship
Southern Oregon University Honors College Full Tuition Scholarship
Jordan Doll ................................................................ Southern Oregon University Laurel’s Scholarship
Victoria Finley ...................................................................................... Baylor University Dean’s Award
The Leadership Living Learning Center Scholarship
Dima Gordeyev ................................ Clackamas Skills Competition 1st Place Video Production Contest
Julia Heinlein .......................................................... Southern Oregon University Diversity Scholarship
Churchill Scholarship
Richard Grand Biology Scholarship
Andy Hunt ......................................................................................................... Greg Lodge Scholarship
Ben Hunter ............................................... Northwest Renewable Energy Institute Tuition Scholarship
Jacob Kelly .........................................................................................................Draft Union Scholarship
Megan L’Manian ............................................................ Oregon State University Diversity Scholarship
Danielle Lavine................................................................. Art Institute of Portland Tuition Scholarship
Sara Mitchell ............................................................................................................... Jubitz Scholarship
Roslyn Palmer .......................................................................... Albright College Founder’s Scholarship
Courtney Pardee .......................................................... United Power Trades Organization Scholarship
Kaiser Permanente Healthcare Scholarship
D’onna Robinson................................................................... Western Undergraduate Exchange Award
Eastern Washington University Full Tuition Athletic Scholarship
Nick Waring ......................................................................... Art Institute of Portland Merit Scholarship
Kayla Winter ............................................................... St. Stephen Lutheran Church Senior Scholarship
Kristy Younglove .............................................................. Rochester Institute of Technology Academic
Achievement Scholarship
Save the date
June 10 - August 2: Free lunches for children
ages 1 though 18 served Mondays - Fridays
(except July 4 and 5), 11:30 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.
Adult lunch $3. No application needed. Gladstone Center for Children & Families (GCCF),
18905 Portland Avenue. 503-496-3939.
June 11 - August 1, 12:30 - 1:30 p.m.
(Free lunch at 11:30 a.m.) Friendship Groups
for Young Children (ages 3 & 4), GCCF
June - July (Wednesdays) 10:00 - 11:30 a.m.
Story Town - Family Stepping Stones Relief
Nursery 18907 Portland Avenue (GCCF)
Monday, June 17, 9:30 a.m.
Dig into Reading Kick-Off
Gladstone Public Library’s Summer Reading
Club, GCCF
Saturday, July 27, 10 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Garage Sale Drop Off - GHS
June 11– July 31, 9:30 - 11:15 a.m.
Kindergarten Readiness Summer Program
Free lunch at 11:30 a.m.
Gladstone Center for Children & Families
Friday, August 2, 7:30 a.m.
Gladstone Education Foundation
Golf Tournament, Stone Creek Golf Club
Friday, August 2, 6 p.m.
GHS Multi-Class Reunion
High Rocks Restaurant, 915 E. Arlington St.
Kraxberger Registration
Wednesday, August 21
10:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. & 5:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
High School Registration
Wednesday, August 21, 2013
Seniors 8 a.m. – 10 a.m.
Juniors 12:30 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.
Thursday, August 22, 2013
Sophomores 8 a.m. - 10 a.m.
Freshmen 12:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Saturday, August 24, 10 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Garage Sale Drop Off - GHS
John Wetten students are Learning for Life
Summer fun at the
Gladstone Center for Children & Families
Kindergarten Readiness Summer Program. Tuesdays &
Wednesdays, June 11 - July 31, 9:30 - 11:15 p.m. with a free lunch at
11:30 a.m. The LifeWorks NW team is offering a summer program of
activities, new skills and learning opportunities for incoming kindergarteners. The eight-week class will enhance academic, social and emotional
skills. To register, contact LifeWorks at 503-496-5770.
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irst graders listen as the Learning for Life
instructor, Mrs. Dixon, introduces Bicycle
Bear who shares tips to keep them safe as
they learn to ride a bike, scooter or skateboard. Students learn what protective gear to wear
as well as where and when it is safe to ride. Games
followed the instruction and included using hand
signals, identifying traffic signs, and understanding
rules of the road.
Learning for Life (LFL) has partnered with John
Wetten Elementary for more than 10 years. In
addition to bike safety, first graders learn about
respect and manners, disaster preparedness, fire
safety, stranger awareness, and water safety.
A shout out to Kraxberger volunteers
Nancy Webb
Lost & Found and the Clothes Closet
Vicki Baker, Michelle Villanti & Julie Sticka
Attendance calls
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Volunteers are always needed.
If you would like to help with fall registration and/or
make attendance calls at Kraxberger,
please contact Shaun Southmayd at
[email protected]
Friendship Groups for Young Children. Tuesdays & Thursdays,
June 11 - August 1, 12:30 - 1:30 p.m. (free lunch at 11:30 a.m.). The
LifeWorks NW team is offering fun-filled friendship groups for children
ages 3 and 4 to promote social and emotional skills for children to be
successful at home and in their preschool classrooms. To register, contact
Ashley Sullivan at LifeWorks, 503-496-5770.
Welcome to Story Town! - Wednesdays in June & July
Family Stepping Stones Relief Nursery (located in
the Gladstone Center for Children & Families) is
offering free parent/child playgroups for moms,
dads, nanas, papas and their children
(birth to six years). Story times, crafts, games,
snacks and songs focus on various children’s
books. RSVP to Chelsea Hamilton, 503496-5764 or [email protected].
June 19: The Lorax
June 26: Chicks and Salsa
July 3: The Very Hungry Caterpillar
July 10: Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus
July 17: I Saw an Ant on the Railroad Track
July 24: Stone Soup, A Traditional Folktale
July 31: Chicka Chicka Boom Boom!
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Program possible in part by
funding from Clackamas County
Commission on Children Youth
& Families.
Dig into Reading
Gladstone Public Library’s Summer Reading Club
Kick-Off for this program is at the Gladstone Center for Children &
Families, Monday, June 17, 9:30 a.m. Pick up a reading log from the
Gladstone Public Library and read 30 minutes each day for 30 days. Return
the completed reading log by August 31 and receive a free book.
The Glad Report is published by the Gladstone School District,
17789 Webster Road ~ Gladstone, OR 97027
Bob Stewart, Superintendent (503) 655-2777
Fax: (503) 655-5201 Website: www.gladstone.k12.or.us
Marilyn Shrum, Editor (503) 655-2544 ext. 410 [email protected]
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