Dear friends and families of Yujin Gakuen,
We had quite an eventful day. We had around 40 ninth grade students who walked over from North Eugene High School to run field day. Our students had a lot of fun getting to play various games, and I think the ninth graders had fun too! They were certainly tired at the end of the day. I think the first graders and kinders wore them out.
Today was the last day students got to see the interns, so we ended the week on a sad note. Speaking of the end of the week. Remember! There’s NO SCHOOL tomorrow! We have grading day.
We hope you have a nice three-day weekend, the last weekend before school is out for the year.
Thank you for supporting Yujin Gakuen. 🌸
Yours sincerely,
Kocho Sensei
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News about Taylor Sensei
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Tamagaka Interns- Fairwell PartyLast week, we celebrated our interns. Today was their last day with students. We are very thankful to have had them this year. We wish them well as they return to Japan. Here are some photos from the intern appreciation event! |
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4J’s Summer Reading Program: Stay on Track4J’s Summer Reading Program is ready to roll! Students that read ten minutes a day by June 30th can enter a drawing to win tickets to the World Track and Field Championships coming this July at Hayward Field!
Please check the below attachment for more information.
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Waka DaikoAre you interested in Japanese Drumming? Check the below flyer out to join Eugene’s youth taiko drumming group. |
Summer Art for Kids- New ZoneWe want to let you know that New Zone Gallery in downtown Eugene is now offering Summer Art Classes! Most of the classes are for elementary-aged students with some options for teens. They have a “Build-A-Tiny House Summer Camp” for kids 8-12, a bi-monthly Saturday arts program that is free/by donation called “Engage Your Imagination” for ages 9+, and a cool Steampunk workshop for students who like gadgets, gears and tech/contraptions.
New Zone Gallery is a collective of over 60 local artists, making and supporting the visual arts since 1984. They are excited to offer arts enrichment for youth for the first time!
For more information, please check out the below flyer.
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![]() Keep Schools Safe, Stay Home When SickCheck for wellness each day before coming to school To help everyone at school stay healthy, students and staff need to be healthy when they come to school. If your student is feeling unwell, or if they or anyone in their home has symptoms of COVID-19 or other communicable diseases, they need to stay at home. Symptoms that should keep a student home include:
If your student has any of these symptoms, please keep them at home and call your school’s attendance line. If your student has been diagnosed or exposed to COVID-19, or is waiting for test results to check on COVID symptoms, please keep them home and notify our office. If your student has a chronic health condition that could look like COVID symptoms—including conditions that cause a cough or shortness of breath, such as asthma or allergies—please talk to our nurse and document it in their health history, or they may be sent home from school if they are showing these symptoms. Thank you for helping students and staff stay healthy in our school buildings. More Information: Health & Safety Protocols |
Upcoming Events
June 10 (F) – No School – Grading Day
June 15 (W) – 5th Grade Promotion @ 5PM
June 16 (Th)
3:15-4:00, Site Council Meeting on Zoom
6:30-7:30, PTO Meeting on Zoom
June 17 (F) – Last Day of School 11:45 Release
Sack lunches available