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STUDY CLUB Monday, Tuesday & Thursday 2:00—3:20
In the LHS Library
3:30 BUS—MONDAY, TUESDAY & THURSDAY
“North Route Bus”
Royal Families,
This newsletter finds us at the quarter point in the school year. Before we know it, we will be in second semester! If you are wondering if your student is having success at Lynwood High, you are asking the right question we want to help answer.
A great place to monitor your student’s academic success is through Skyward and our other classroom technology platforms. Take a look at this link for information on how to navigate these resources: LHS Tech Support Link .
If you would like to talk to us about your student’s progress, please reach out to our counseling office at 425-431-7530 to schedule a conversation with your student’s counselor. They are willing and ready to answer any questions you may have and partner with you in support of your student’s success.
Above all, keep that conversation going at home about the importance of one’s education.
In partnership,
Lynnwood High School
Annual Blood Drive
Our annual LHS Blood Drive will be held on November 26th this year. We will begin registering donors at 7:15 a.m. and will continue registering do-nors until 1:30 p.m. Parents, siblings, and community members are wel-come to join us. You must be at least 16 years old (with parent permission) and weigh at least 114 lbs. for males or 125 pounds for fe-male donors. Please call Amy Stevenson at (425) 431-5239 with any questions.
Who: LHS Instrumental Music
Department
When: Saturday, November
9th—9am-5pm
Where: LHS Agora
From the desk of Mike Piper ~
Street & Mailing Address
Lynnwood High School
18218 North Road
Bothell, WA 98012
Office Hours
7 a.m. to 3 p.m. weekdays
Phone Numbers
Administrative Office
425-431-7520 ext. 9
Fax: 425-431-7527
Athletics Office
425-431-5217
Activities Office
425-431-7520 ext. 3
Attendance Office
425-431-7535
Counseling Office
425-431-7530
Career Center
425-431-7538
Individual Teachers
425-431-7311
(follow prompts)
Administration
Principal
Michael Piper 425-431-7524
Assistant Principal
Sara Lowes 425-431-7522
Assistant Principal
CJ Gray 425-431-7523
PPP—SPIRIT DAYS
12/2 Dress Up Day – “Sick Day” (dress cozy) 12/3 Dress Up Day – “Sports Teams” 12/5 Dress Up Day – “Summer vs. Slopes” 12/4 Dress Up Day – “Class Colors” - Freshman –Gray Sophomore –Red Junior –White Senior –Blue 12/6 Dress Up Day – “Full House of Spirit” – Black & Gold
Save the Date “A Night of Royal Success”
Silent Auction March 20, 2020
LHS Agora 6:30 To Donate please contact Linda Lane
425-879-5651
NOVEMBER
4-8 Rummage Sale Drop Off............................................... Music Hallway
6 Financial Aid Info Meeting ............................................ Library 7:00 pm
6 Booster Club Meeting ................................................... Library 7:00 pm
7 Veteran’s Day Assembly ............................................... Gym Morning
7 FLASH/KNOW Parent Preview Information ................. ESC—Boardrooms 4:30 pm –7:30 pm
8 Early Release
8 Rummage Sale Set-up .................................................. Agora 2:00 pm
9 Rummage Sale ............................................................. Agora 9:00 am—5:00 pm
11 NO SCHOOL—Veterans Day
12 Macho Volleyball ........................................................... Main Gym 6:00 pm
13 Senior Class Meeting with Josten’s ............................. Theater Advisory
15 Winter Sports Paperwork Due ...................................... Athletic Office 3:00 pm
15 District Macho Volleyball .............................................. MTHS 7:00 pm
18 Winter Sports Begin
19 Hi-Q Practice ................................................................. Theater 1:50 pm—5:30 pm
1—29 PPP Food Drive
20 Josten’s here during lunches (collecting cap/gown orders)
20 Parent Meeting w/ Principal re: cell phones ............... Library 6:00 pm
21 Fall Drama Production .................................................. Theater 2:15 pm
22 Fall Drama Production .................................................. Theater 7:00 pm
25 Winter Sports Parent meeting ...................................... Main Gym 7:00 pm
26 Blood Drive .................................................................... Gym 7:15 am—1:30 pm
27 Tri-M Food Drive ............................................................ All Day
27 NO SCHOOL
28-29 NO SCHOOL, Thanksgiving Break
30 Vendor Splendor ........................................................... Agora 10 am—4 pm
DECEMBER
2-6 PPP Spirit Week
2 Winter Sports Athlete Meeting, ................................... Gym 2:00 pm
4 Booster Club Meeting ................................................... Library 7:00 pm
6 PPP Assembly................................................................ Gym Morning
11 Winter Music Concert #1 ............................................. Theater 7:30 pm
(CB, SB, CO, JE2, CC)
12 Winter Music Concert #2 ............................................. Theater 7:30 pm
((WE, JE1, SO, ChO)
20 Early Release
23-Jan 3 NO SCHOOL—WINTER BREAK
Athletic schedules can be found
on WESCO athletics.com.
The annual Lynnwood High School food drive will be taking place the entire month of November. All proceeds will benefit the Lynnwood Food Bank. We are accept-ing nonperishable food items (including diapers) and cash donations, and collect-ing during advisory time.
This is also a friendly competition among advisories AND schools. The Pursuit of the Power Plunger--or PPP--is a tradition we share with Mountlake Terrace High School. The school that raises the most cans and wins the plunger races takes home the trophy for the year! Combined, last year the schools raised over 40,000 "cans" for our local food banks.
We will honor our nation's veterans on Thursday November 7th with an assembly. Our guest speaker is Senior Chief Nunez of the US Navy.
Macho Volleyball is November 12th in the main gym at 6:00 pm! Our annual men's tournament is always a fun time! Entry is $3.00 or 5 cans of food. All food will go towards our food drive and benefit the Lynnwood Food Bank
The PPP Spirit Week will be December 2-6. The PPP assembly--featuring plunger races--is Friday December 6th.
Senior parents can purchase Senior Recognition Ads through the link on the LHS website. Space is limited so it is first-come-first-served. The deadline for these is in late January
FLASH/KNOW Parent Preview Information Reproductive Health and Disease Prevention Parent Review Night
A preview night for families to learn about the Reproductive Health and Disease Prevention Curriculum that is taught in grades 5-12.
Families are welcome to review the complete FLASH and KNOW curricula and get answers to their ques-tions. The evening is meant to be a drop in event; there is no formal presentation planned. There will be health teachers, classroom teachers, and a school nurse present to help answer questions about sexual re-production lessons, HIV/AIDS lessons, and puberty lessons which are all a part of the FLASH & KNOW cur-riculum. DATE: Thursday, November 7 LOCATION: Boardrooms - Educational Services Center, 20420 68th Ave. W. Lynnwood
TIME: 4:30 – 7:30 p.m. - Parents are welcome to drop in anytime between 4:30-7:30 p.m.
HELPFUL INFORMATION FROM
LHS ATTENDANCE OFFICE
Excused Absences: include illness, family emergencies, medically related
appointments, recognized community service activities approved by the Board,
approved prearranged vacation activities with parents, other activities with
prior administrative approval.
Unexcused Absences: are non-emergency, non-illness related appointments,
shopping trips, non-medical appointments, social and recreational activities,
non-approved vacation trips, transportation problems and oversleeping. Even
with a note, these absences are still considered unexcused and do not consti-
tute extenuating circumstances.
Informational Absences: include school related absences, field trips, athletic
trips, suspensions. If school related absences are making a negative impact on a
student's class performance, the teacher may deny permission for the absence
or require prior permission. Students should obtain a prior permission form in
the attendance office for planned and extended school related absences.
Any Questions please call:
425-431-7535
Diane Strahan
LHS Attendance Secretary
September
Mae Cramer
GPA: 3.7
Clubs and activities: Class office, Leadership, Equity Team, Editor of the
Royal Gazette, Intersectional Feminism Club, Lettering Club.
ASB: Senior Class Office Secretary.
Athletics: Played on the “C” team for volleyball my freshman year.
Honors: Honors Classes throughout high school, and six AP classes.
Awards: Honor Roll throughout high school.
Community Service: Since the 7th-grade, I have volunteered weekly in my
old 4th-grade classroom.
Significant School Project: High school voter registration drive, Feminism Club and class office
activities.
Current Employment: Starbucks Barista!
Educational Goals: My dream school is Gonzaga University in Spokane. I hope to graduate with
an elementary education degree while minoring in women's and gender studies.
Career Goals: I would love nothing more than to be an elementary school teacher and be as ac-
tive as I can in the social justice community. Several of my friends and teachers think I should be
a politician. Who knows where it will take me?
Anything else we should know? My family, and my teachers mean everything to me. My high
school experience would not have been as wonderful without the phenomenal teachers and staff
members. Everyone genuinely cares about the students and push them to be the very best they
can be.
Jorge Ortiz
GPA: 3.314
Clubs and Activities: Orchestra
Awards: Music awards
Current Employment: Subway
Educational Goals: College or university
Anything else we should know? I like cooking and baking. I have attended
three different high schools.
October
Cami Quinton
GPA: 4.0
Clubs & Activities: ASB, Tri-M, Pep Band, National Honor Society, Interact.
ASB: ASB Executive Treasurer 2019-2020, Class Office Secretary 2018-
2019.
Honors: All honors and AP classes throughout high school.
Awards: Musicianship Award, 2017; Musical Leadership Award, 2019.
Community Service: Volunteering through Interact such as the Giving Tree
and helping at the Kids in Transition Auction. Volunteering through my
church with things such as yard work. Volunteering through Tri-M with the
food drive and the blood drive, making Blessing Bags with my family, tutor-
ing through NHS.
Current Employment: I babysit regularly.
Future Educational Goals: To attend a four-year university.
Future Career Goals: I’m not completely sure what I want to do as a future career but I have con-
sidered going into teaching or counseling
Musa Camara
GPA: 4.0
Clubs and Activities: Key Club.
Athletics: Cross country and track every year of middle and high school.
Honors: I have taken honors and AP classes throughout my high school ca-
reer. I’ve taken European History, U.S. History, and Computer Science ad-
vanced placement classes. I am currently enrolled in AP Physics, AP Calcu-
lus AB, AP Government and Politics, and AP Literature.
Awards: Cross country and track letter awards, and the Principals GPA
Award.
Community Service: Key Club community service.
Significant School Project: Making a painting of Malcolm X that was entered into the Edmonds Art
Festival.
Future Educational Goals: To go to college right after high school and work for The Boeing Co.
Future Career Goals: To become a mechatronics engineer.
Anything else we should know? I like to do art on my free time.
SEPTEMBER
Semhal Beyene is a
9th grader who plays tuba
in the Concert Band and
trombone in Jazz Ensem-
ble 2. She is exception-
ally focused has been a
reliable contributor every
day. Semhal has been
stepping up in rehearsal
each day, all year. She
has been playing inde-
pendently and working
hard on her parts, which
no other students provide
for our ensembles.
Semhal has the discipline
and focus which are
providing major contribu-
tions to the music depart-
ment. Bravo Semhal!
Jonathan Martinez
Bautista is a 10th grade
viola player in the Sym-
phonic Orchestra. Jona-
than has been putting in
his time, consistently in
the practice room. His
musical growth has been
incredible, and something
he should be very proud
of. In class his positive
attitude and ability to fo-
cus are appreciated. Bra-
vo Jonathan!
OCTOBER
Ayanna Ghany is a
10th grade tenor saxopho-
nist in the Concert Band.
Ayanna has been an up-
beat and positive music
department member, relia-
bly doing everything asked,
and more. Each day Ayan-
na can be counted on to
come to class prepared
and with a positive atti-
tude, uplifting those
around her. We appreciate
Ayanna's extra effort with
setting up for rehearsal
every day, which is a lot of
work. Bravo Ayanna!
Jason Song is an
11th grade bass player in
the Symphonic Orchestra.
He is a strong musician on
an endangered instru-
ment. As a musician he
has made tremendous pro-
gress, switching instru-
ments, and making an im-
pact to benefit the depart-
ment. He is thoughtful,
funny, and brings positive
energy with him to class
each day. Bravo Jason!
Instrumental Music Students of the Month
Fantastic bargains, furniture, sporting goods, housewares, clothes, electronics and more. Spread the word to all your friends, neighbors and family, this is one massive sale that
you won’t want to miss.
Saturday, November 9, 2019
This one day event will take place at
Lynnwood High School, 18218 North Rd. Bothell, WA 98012.
Doors will open at 9:00 a.m. The sale ends at 5 p.m.
All proceeds will benefit the Music Dept of Lynnwood High School
Lynnwood High School Music Department’s
WINTER SPORTS ARE COMING UP!
Winter Sport Practices/Try-outs begin Monday, November 18!
Athletic paperwork is due by November 15th at NOON!
NEW Requirement for Sports Physicals beginning in 2019-20:
In order for an athlete to be cleared to practice, the athlete must have a physical that is valid for the entire season.
2019-20 athletic paperwork is now available online and can be completed any time at: http://edmonds-schools.rankonesport.com/
Athletes are not automatically cleared if they submit paperwork online. Athletes MUST have the following in addition to the paper-
work: ASB card, no fines, & a physical
Pre-Checked Athletic Paperwork: Beginning the week of November 4th, online paperwork will be pre-checked. If an athlete has
completed online paperwork, purchased a $50 ASB card, has no fines, and has a current physical on file, that athlete will not need
to check in at the school. An email will be sent to students who meet this criteria (check your school email)
Athletes who are NOT pre-checked must check-in with Amber Torres or Rob McMains in the LHS Athletics Office/Main Office
LHS Athletics Contact Information:
Athletic Director: Rob McMains
Phone: 425-431-5343
Email: [email protected]
Athletic Secretary: Amber Torres
Phone: 425-431-5201
Email: [email protected]
Winter Sports Head Coaches:
Boys Basketball Casey Tucker [email protected]
Girls Basketball Brandon Newby [email protected]
Boys Swim Tracy Dostert [email protected]
Wrestling Tedashi Myers [email protected]
It is time, once again, to announce those athletic teams that have earned one of the Washington Interscholastic Athletic Association Awards!
The WIAA Scholastic Award program is to recognize and reward those teams that maintain a high collective academic standard. Any team with an average GPA of 3.0 or higher qualifies for a state award. A team with an average 3.0 - 3.49 qualifies for the Distinguished Team Award, where a team with an average of 3.5 - 4.0 qualifies for the Outstanding Team Award. In addition, the team with the highest average GPA for the sport and classification level is recognized as Academic State Champion.
Please join the LHS Athletic Department in congratulating the following teams and their members for representing LHS not only on the field, court, trail, or pool, but in the classroom, as well!
Outstanding Award
Girls Cross Country 3.651
Great job, ROYALS!!
For current game schedules, go to WescoAthletics.com
Wesco Ticket Prices
Adults/Students w/o ASB $6.00
Visiting High School Student W/ASB $4.00
Home High School Students No Charge
Senior Citizens (age 62) $4.00
Preschool Children free with paid adult
Distinguished Award
Girls Swim 3.388
Volleyball 3.386
Boys Tennis 3.285
Girls Soccer 3.214
Boys Cross Country 3.030
NEW VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY TERRACE PARK ELEMENTARY: MATH NIGHT! Looking for students to volunteer at our Math night on November
14th from 6:00 to 8:00pm. We are in desperate need of volunteers this year and any help would be appreciat-
ed. Contact Ann Kessel if interested: 206-714-2322.
NEW JOB OPPORTUNITIES QUAIL PARK OF LYNNWOOD RETIREMENT CENTER is looking to hire students as dining room servers. Must be
at least 16-years-old. No experience necessary. Call front desk reception at 425-640-8529 and ask to speak
to Luis, dining manager. Kumon Math and Reading Center of Alderwood is currently looking for assistants. Job duties would include
one or more of the following: grading papers, working with students of all ages with things ranging from oral
reading and counting aloud to algebra. Strong Math and English background required. The required hours are
Mondays and Wednesdays 3:00- 6:30. Candidates must be available to work these hours throughout this
school year and next summer. Please email your resume to [email protected] if you are interested.
NAVIANCE Every student has assignments to complete in Naviance that help explore interests, related careers, and plac-
es to get training for those careers. Below is the list of assignments for the 2019-2020 school year. Login from the LHS homepage with your USERNAME (not your email). Your USERNAME is the first 5 letters of
your last name, followed by the first 3 letters of your first name, followed by 000 (or whatever numbers are
assigned to you). Your PASSWORD must be lowercase. It is the first 4 letters of your last name followed by
your two-digit birth MONTH and two-digit birth DATE (eg: If your last name is Thornton and your birthdate is
September 19, you would enter your password: thor0919). After you’re logged in, read your welcome message! Then, click “Planner” in the upper-right corner. Then, click
“Tasks” and you will see your list of “Tasks Assigned To Me.” Click each task. You will see a red diamond icon with a white arrow with instructions to click the provided link
to complete the task.
Let Mrs. Thornton or your counselor know if you have any questions!
NAVIANCE
INTEREST, CAREER, POST-HIGH SCHOOL EXPLORATION
ASSIGNMENTS 2019-2020
9TH GRADE
Lesson 9.1: Grade 9 High School and Beyond Survey
Lesson 9.2: SMART Goals Setting
Lesson 9.3: Strengths Explorer assessment and Career Exploration
10TH GRADE
Lesson 10.1: Grade 10 High School and Beyond Survey
Lesson 10.2: SMART Goals Setting
Lesson 10.3: Career Interest Profiler
11TH GRADE
Lesson 11.1: Grade 11 High School and Beyond Survey
Lesson 11.2: Naviance Curriculum: Financing Your Ed (3 lessons)
Lesson 11.3a: SuperMatch College Search
Lesson 11.3b: Add Places to “I’m Interested” List
12TH GRADE
Lesson 12.1: Create “I’m Applying To” List
Lesson 12.2: Career Interest Profiler and Career Exploration
Lesson 12.2: Senior Exit Survey (Opens June 1)
ACING COLLEGE
This is a program that brings Edmonds Community College to you. Get help with admission, financial aid,
placement, and class registration – all by the time you graduate from LHS! Edmonds Community College will
be here on the below dates. Students are welcome to come receive help with the college admission and be-
yond process.
All sessions are in the LHS Library from 9am-10am (unless otherwise noted):
November 19
January 14
February 25
March 10
April 14
May 12 (Accuplacer Placement Test, 9am-12pm)
June 2 (Registering for Fall Quarter, 9am-12pm)
FINANCIAL AID HELP NIGHTS
The financial aid application (FAFSA/WASFA) is how you find out if you qualify for federal grants, state
grants, Department of Education loans, work study, university and college scholarships. After you hear back
from the colleges you list in your application (and send an admission application to), you can decide which
forms of aid to accept.
Both applications are online. Applications opened October 1.
Some money is first-come, first-served; increase your opportunity for aid by completing your application as
soon as possible.
Below are dates you can receive assistance completing your application:
November 6: Lynnwood High School Library, 6pm-7pm
November 13: Meadowdale High School Library, 6pm-7:30pm
November 20: Edmonds Woodway High School Library, 7pm-8:30pm
Bring your family's 2018 income tax return and your Chromebook.
**REMEMBER: Washington State has a new Washington College Grant, a commitment to help students af-
ford different pathways to post-secondary education (apprenticeship, university, etc.). For the new Washing-
ton College Grant, partial grants are available for families making up to the state’s median family income,
around $92,000 per year.**
NATIONAL APPRENTICESHIP CELEBRATION
November 7. Come get information from 22 apprenticeship programs gathered together in one place, Sno-
Isle Tech, from 3pm-7pm. There will be an apprentice panel and free dinner. Free and open to students,
families, and the community. Looking for 7 student volunteers for the event, as well -- let Mrs. Thornton
know if you're interested in helping. You get a free t-shirt.
Career Center Resources
Melinda Thornton - Career & College Advisor - 425-431-7538
Need Help?
If your student needs academic help, remind them to at-
tend tutorial (every morning 7:05am – 7:20am). They can
also seek help during advisory by obtaining a pass from the
teacher of the subject they need help in, and presenting it
to their advisory teacher at the beginning of advisory.
We have a STUDY CLUB with bus transportation! Students
can report to the library Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays
from 2pm to 3:30pm. Teachers are available and there are
buses that will transport students to specified stops within
our service area (leaves at 3:30pm).
Sno-Isle TECH Skills Center
The Skills Center will be visiting Dec. 19th and all Sophomores
will be invited to see their presentation. Please visit their
website to look at all of the programs they offer.
http://snoisletech.com/
Skyward Family Access
You and your student have a login and password that ena-
bles you to look at your student’s grades, schedule, and
attendance online from the Edmonds School District web-
site. If you don’t know yours or have lost it, please call Jim
MacArthur at 425-431-1376.
You can also look at upcoming assignments on Canvas. If
you need assistance, please look at the tech tips on our
website here:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1uvWTqEI8Xp6OnT
oH-t6pRaJmluHXFrmxlke0PKmPTsk/edit
Progress reports and final grades
Your student’s progress can be seen on Skyward Family
Access. If you have questions about grades, please don’t
hesitate to contact teachers (see below). The end of 1st
semester is Jan. 25th. Grades will go on transcripts about a
week later. Encourage your student to check with teachers
to see what can be done over upcoming breaks if they
aren’t satisfied with the grade they’re earning.
Teacher Contact
You can contact your student’s teacher by email or voice
mail. Email addresses are lastnamefirstini-
[email protected] (there are a few exceptions).
You can also access email addresses and voice mail exten-
sions on our website
https://lhs.edmonds.wednet.edu/about_us/staff_directory
under the “staff” tab. To access voice mail, call 425-431-
(teacher’s extension, available on our website).
Seniors
Deadlines are fast approaching at 4-year universities.
Get those applications in!
If you need financial assistance, you must complete the
FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) online
at whps//.fafsa.ed.gov as soon as possible. It became
available October 1st.
The free WASFA (Washington Application for State Aid)
also opened Oct. 1st and is available to students unable
to file a FAFSA due to immigration status. It’s at
www.readysetgrad.org/wasfa
College Bound Scholarship students need to complete
the FAFSA as well.
Need to request transcripts? Log in to Naviance and add
to “Colleges I’m Applying to” and request transcripts.
That is the only way to have transcripts sent to colleges
and universities. Check the Counseling and Career Cen-
ter website for tips and help.
Scholarships
Be sure to check Naviance for scholarships.
Also check out fastweb.com, schoolsoup.com and
washboard.org. Scholarship information should be free.
Don’t fall for an expensive scam!
Be sure to check the deadlines for applying to schools!!
Applications are available online NOW, and the universi-
ties recommend you submit them as soon as possible.
They start mailing acceptance letters as early as Novem-
ber. Start working on essays and getting your applica-
tions sent as soon as possible.
Juniors
If you’re planning on attending a 4-year university you
should take the SAT or the ACT toward the end of your
junior year. Both are accepted at 4-year universities. To
prepare, students can make use of the sample questions
that appear online at the test addresses below, there are
prep books available at libraries, bookstores, and the LHS
Career Center. Courses are available for a fee through
EAN at www.educationaccessnetwork.org and Kaplan
test preparation at www.kaptest.com. Free courses can
be found at www.number2.com, and Khan Academy.
SAT Test Dates/Deadlines: Visit www.collegeboard.com
for registration information
ACT Test Dates/Deadlines: Visit www.act.org for registra-
tion information
Studies show that successful students have parents who create
and maintain family routines (U.S. Dept. of Educ. ).
Don’t know what you want to do?
Be sure to look at www.checkoutacollege.com for programs at Washington State community and technical colleges.
You’ll find programs such as:
Computer Reporting Technologies – Medical Stenoscriptionist at Green River Community College, 43 credits, the
high demand in the field of health care has made medical stenoscriptionist an important aspect of the medical
profession.
Animation, Interactive Technology, Video Graphics and Special Effects at Edmonds Community College, Lake
Washington Institute of Technology, and Cascadia Community College to name a few.
The Early Childhood Education Department at Edmonds Community College has both a Certificate and ATA De-
gree program of study. A minimum of 57 credits is needed. The Certificate is designed to provide the learning op-
portunities necessary to prepare students for entry-level career positions in early childhood (infancy to third grade)
settings. Coursework taken to complete the Early Childhood Certificate can be applied toward the Early Child-
hood Education ATA Degree .
Radio and Television Broadcasting Technology at Bates Technical College and Columbia Basin College.
Parenting Resources:
Common Sense Media is dedicated to improving the lives of kids and families by providing the trustworthy information,
education, and independent voice they need to thrive in a world of media and technology.
We exist because our nation's children spend more time with media and digital activities than they do with their fami-
lies or in school, which profoundly impacts their social, emotional, and physical development.
http://www.commonsensemedia.org/
Changes Parent Support Network: Offers help for parents with challenging teens. www.cpsn.org
Family Help Line: A family coach will listen to your concerns, offer strategies to help you manage your family effective-
ly, provide information about parenting and child development that can be mailed to your home free of charge,
and/or refer you to parenting classes and resources in your community. 800-932-4673 or www.parenttrust.org.
Need Help?
The Lynnwood Food Bank distributes food to families in need. They are located at 5320 176th Street SW, Lynnwood, WA.
425-745-1635
Westgate Chapel (22901 Edmonds Way) has a Thanksgiving Dinner Nov. 28th
with seatings at 11am, 1:30pm, or 3:30pm. Contact them at 425-775-2776 or [email protected] for more infor-
mation. They will also have a food and clothing bank available.
The YWCA can help with some basic needs. See their website at YWCAworks.org, or call 425-774-9843 ext. 224.
2-1-1 provides free and confidential information about where to get help with food, housing, employment, health care,
counseling and more. Just dial 211 on your phone.
Utility Assistance
Snohomish County Energy Assistance Program
Provides one-time per heating season assistance, usually between November 15 and April 1.
Phone: 425.388.3880
Project PRIDE
Snohomish County Chapter American Red Cross offers year-round assistance with energy bills.
Phone: 425.252.4103
Please feel free to contact your student’s counselor for additional help and/or resources. Have a great Winter Break,
enjoy your families, play a game, relax and take time to listen to each other. Fun doesn’t have to be expensive!
The LHS Counseling Team
Lynnwood High School Booster Club Cordially Invites You to
LHS Vendor Splendor
Saturday, November 30, 2019 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Lynnwood High School, 18218 North Road - Bothell
Over 80 Vendors Hourly Door Prizes & Raffle
Bake Sale and Live Music!
Free Admission
For more information or to apply as a vendor, please email [email protected]