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Here's what's inside this week:


  • Late start Wednesdays in Jan. 7th, 14th, 21st, 28th
  • NO SCHOOL Dec. 20th - Jan. 4th Winter Break
  • Upcoming events, dates/times
  • After school band practices and activities
  • Principals' greeting
  • Levy information
  • Dual credit information night is Thursday, Jan. 22 (online)
  • World language testing - Register deadline Fri., Jan. 30th
  • Support for students, families
  • 8th grade celebration - donation, information etc
  • Yearbook pre-order sales begin January 6th
  • Eleventh annual BGPS Industry Fair set for Feb. 19
  • Get ready for winter weather
  • Employee Recognition Award
  • Counselor's Corner
  • Prevention/intervention tips
  • Notes from the Nurse
  • Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS) information
  • Free technology monitoring tool for parents
  • Interested in volunteering?
  • First View Bus App - get updates for construction delays etc
  • Russian, Ukrainian and Spanish translation and interpretation services
  • Report incidents anonymously with Vector Solutions reporting system
  • PTA - information
  • Family Resource Center information
  • Lunch menu
  • 25/26 Calendars, meal info., BGPS information links, contact info, hours, handbooks etc.

Upcoming events Upcoming events

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Jan. 13th - PTA Board meeting 6pm PVP media center

Jan. 14th - Learn about the Levy presentation 6pm Battle Ground High media center

Jan. 16th - BINGO night

Jan. 22nd - Dual credit information night (online)

Jan. 22nd & 23rd - Early release for semester end

After school band practices

No after school band January 5th - 9th


Wednesdays and Thursdays: Jazz band


Other after school practice days are to be determined. We will update the newsletter in January, so check back for which days there will be after school band practice.

After school activity meets

Cultural Connections: Thursdays

Basketball 7th/8th grade: TBD

Board Games with Friends: Thursdays (starting 1/15)

Dream Team: 2nd and 4th Thursday each month,

Girls Who Code club: Every other Wednesday 1/7, 1/21, 2/18, 3/4, 4/1, 4/29, 5/13, 5/27

Homework Help: Wednesdays

Yearbook: TBD

Principals' Greeting Principals' Greeting

Dear Pleasant Valley Families,


It was a great last week of school at PVM. Our students and teachers were able to get lots of work, projects and tests done, even with a funky power outage and storm on Wednesday. On Friday, our students and staff were able to have some fun with an all-school Red and Green assembly. Our students competed against each other by grade in basketball and then we topped it off with a student vs teacher basketball game. It is always a great way to end the last week before holiday break.


The students were also very excited to have some time off for the holiday season. It is always nice to have time to spend with family and friends and get rested before we kick off the New Year. Please know that our students will be completing expectation reviews when they return to school the first week of January. We will reteach our core tenets of being Safe, Respectful and Responsible and make sure our students and staff are aligned as we start 2026.


Please stay safe over break. Enjoy your holiday season and have a happy New Year. We will be rested and ready on January 5th to get back to learning and support your student. See you all in the New Year!


Austin Brothers (Principal)

Erin Thompson (Assistant Principal)



Thank you!

Levy information Levy information

Replacement of expired student educational programs and operations levy, vote by February 10, 2026.
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Did you know that there is a levy on the ballot that will affect our school? The proposed levy would replace a levy that has ended and support programs and operations not fully covered through state funding. If approved, the replacement levy also would provide funding for classes and programs that give students the tools for today’s economy and prepare them for their future careers. There are several ways to learn more about the levy:

  • Visit the district’s website.

  • Attend a presentation on Jan. 14.

  • Email questions to communication@battlegroundps.org.


All registered voters who live in the district will receive a ballot around Jan. 23. If you are not registered to vote, please visit the Clark County Elections Office website.


Remember to return your ballot by Tuesday, Feb. 10.

Replacement of expiring student educational programs and operations levy  Battle Ground’s board of directors has approved a replacement educational programs and operations levy to appear on the ballot for an election on Feb. 10, 2026.  Even after the district made budget cuts for the current school year, state and federal funding alone do not cover the rising costs to educate 13,000 students in 19 schools. Starting in January 2026, Battle Ground Public Schools will be the only Southwest Washington school district without a local educational programs and operations levy.  If approved, the levy would support:  Student safety, discipline and assistant principals Smaller class sizes Special education Teachers Nursing Counselors and mental health support Sports/extracurricular activities And more The levy also would support:  Programs that help give students the skills and knowledge for today's economy so that they leave school prepared for a wide range of career and study options Current career and technical education classes and programs Classes that help students prepare if they are going to college Curricula that are up to date and address the knowledge and skills that students need to enter the workforce
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Dual credit information night is Thursday, Jan. 22 Dual credit information night is Thursday, Jan. 22

Did you know that students can earn high school and college credit at the same time? Find out how during this virtual presentation, which will cover Running Start at Clark College, Cascadia Tech Academy (Skills Center), career and technical education, work-based learning, College in the High School and Advanced Placement classes. We encourage students in 8th through 11th grades and their parents/guardians to attend. The presentation will be recorded.


Dual credit information night (online)

Thursday, Jan. 22

4-5:30 p.m.

Google Meet link

World language testing - Register deadline Fri., Jan. 30th World language testing - Register deadline Fri., Jan. 30th

Battle Ground Public Schools offers students the opportunity to earn high school credits through world language testing. Students who test at a proficient level can earn up to 4 world language credits on their high school transcript. Students who also meet graduation requirements may be eligible to earn the Seal of Biliteracy with their high school diploma. Get more information and register by Friday, Jan. 30.

Support for students, families Support for students, families

Did you know that Battle Ground Public Schools students and families can get support with things like clothing, hygiene items, food and other resources? If your family needs assistance, here are a few steps that you can take.


FAMILY RESOURCE GUIDE.

FCRC main webpage

FCRC Clothes Closet

8th grade celebration - donation, information etc 8th grade celebration - donation, information etc

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Hello 8th Grade Families.


We are excited to be working toward a special celebration for our 8th graders at the end of the school year! We sold concessions at the PTA Holiday Bazaar and Festival and will be having other fundraising efforts throughout the year. Donations toward the 8th grade celebration may also be labeled and dropped in the green PTA drop boxes in the PVP and PVM offices.


We are also looking for parent volunteers to help plan and organize the celebration. If you're interested or have questions, please reach out to me at woodard.mary@battlegroundps.org — your support makes all the difference!


Thank you for helping make this a great year for our 8th graders!

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Yearbook pre-order sales begin January 6th Yearbook pre-order sales begin January 6th

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Yearbook pre-order sales will begin January 6th. We only order a certain number of yearbooks each year, so be sure to reserve your copy right away (starting Jan. 6th) to ensure you get one in June! Yearbooks will cost $20 and may be paid for at the school office with cash, check (made out to PVM) or card.

Eleventh annual BGPS Industry Fair set for Feb. 19 Eleventh annual BGPS Industry Fair set for Feb. 19

Save the date! The 11th annual Battle Ground Public Schools Industry Fair will be held at Battle Ground High School on Thursday, Feb. 19, from 5-7 p.m. This event is free and open to the public. Come meet with local employers to learn about apprenticeship opportunities and employment in fields such as health care, education, manufacturing, technology, construction and many more. There will also be a resume workshop in the high school’s career center from 4-6 p.m.


If you are an employer interested in attending this free event expected to draw hundreds of students, families and community members, fill out this form to reserve a table or contact BGHS Career Guidance Specialist Kevin Doyle at doyle.kevin@battlegroundps.org or 360-885-6598.

Get ready for winter weather Get ready for winter weather

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Are you prepared for snow or inclement weather that could delay or cancel school? Here are some tips:

  • Download and/or print our weather guide (русский) (Español).

  • Confirm whether your child’s school(s) are in the north or south part of the district.

  • Make sure your primary phone number and email address are correct in Skyward Family Access.

  • If your child rides the bus, make sure you know their snow route.

  • Download the Battle Ground Public Schools app on the Apple App Store or Google Play and allow push notifications.

  • Follow Battle Ground Public Schools on Facebook or Instagram.


Calls and texts may begin going out as early as 5:30 a.m. only if there is a change to the school schedule. You can also call our information line at 360-885-5343 to check after 5:30 a.m. Visit the district website for additional information on weather procedures and snow route information.

Employee Recognition Award Employee Recognition Award

Do you know an amazing staff member? The Employee Recognition Award highlights staff members who reflect the district’s strategic plan goals. Three to five nominees are selected each month and recognized at a board meeting. Everyone is welcome to submit a nomination.

Counselor's Corner Counselor's Corner

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Care Solace: Your link to mental health support

Battle Ground Public Schools has partnered with Care Solace, a complimentary and confidential care coordination service that can help students and/or their immediate family members quickly find mental health or substance use treatment options matched to their needs, regardless of insurance or circumstance. If you would like to use Care Solace to help you find a provider:

  • Call 888-515-0595 (available 24/7/365 in any language).

  • Visit www.caresolace.com/battlegroundps and either search on your own or select “Book appointment” for assistance by video chat, email or phone.


Russian, Ukrainian and Spanish translation and interpretation services

Услуги по устному и письменному переводу на русский и украинский языки 360-885-5433

Servicios de Traducción e Interpretación en Español 360-885-5431

Mental health resources

There are great resources available for mental health via the Battle Ground Public Schools website. On the district page there are links that lead you to more information for different topics. Here is the link to our school district's page: Mental Health Resources.


NAMI Family Support Group is a peer-led support group for any adult with a loved one who has experienced symptoms of a mental health condition. Gain insight from the challenges and successes of others facing similar experiences. Groups are Free of charge.

.https://www.nami.org/Support-Education/Support-Groups/NAMI-Family-Support-Group


NAMI- National Alliance on Mental Illness

800-950-6264

Or Text “HelpLine” to 62640


Talk 360-984-0396 (text)

988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline

Hours: Available 24 hours. Languages: English, Spanish

Text 988

Community Resources and Information

311- Non-life threatening concerns

211- County Resource Directory

800-273-8255- Suicide Prevention

741741- Suicide Text

360-205-1222- Lifeline Crisis Center

360-695-9677- Housing Line

360-903-2833- CVBAP Warm Line (4 pm- 12 am)

866-789-1511- Washington Recovery HelpLine

360-356-1890- Rainier Springs Detox

360-397-8246 ext 30846- Lifeline Detox

800-626-8137 OR 360-696-95560 SW Washington Crisis Line


Locations


Recovery Cafe Clark County

3312 E Fourth Plain Blvd. Suite #100

Vancouver WA 98661


The Reach Center

1601 E 4th Plain Blvd

Building 17, Suite A114

Vancouver, WA 98661


The Recovery Resource Center

9317 NE Hwy 99 Suite M

Vancouver, WA 98665


The People's Harm Reduction Alliance

Online training/Order Free Narcan


https://phra.org/naloxone-training

Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS) information Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS) information

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Prevention/intervention tips Prevention/intervention tips

If you have questions or concerns about alcohol or substance prevention/intervention, please contact our Prevention/Intervention Specialist, Kari Koller-Oberg

Email:

koller-oberg.kari@battlegroundps.org

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Notes from the Nurse Notes from the Nurse

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Updating contact and health information

Parents/guardians please make sure you are updating the School Health Form in Skyward each year so that we have correct and current information regarding your child/ren (complete the "Update" in Skyward Family Access. Update opens August 1st each year to update school forms.). Skyward does not pull information forward each school year. There are many School Health Forms that have not been updated for 2-4 years. We need current information and this is how we most often know if your child has a Life threatening health condition. We want to keep your child/ren safe while at school and we can't do our job if we do not have correct and updated information.


Thank you for your time in this important matter.


WA immunization requirements

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Life threatening health condition/allergy

If your student has a life threatening medical condition/allergy, we must have updated health information each year as well as medication at school forms for any rescue medications that need to be kept at the nurse's office at school. Parents and nurses work together to create an Emergency Action Plan (EAP) for what to do for your child in the case of a medical emergency. Please contact our nurses if your student has a life threatening medical condition/allergy and you have not already alerted the school and had an EAP created. Students and parents will need to meet with nurses before a student may self-carry any rescue medications.


Health and safety resources

See health and safety resources from the Washington state Dept. of Health.


Staying healthy

Clark County Public Health recommends that people take the following actions to prevent colds, flu and other respiratory illnesses, including COVID-19.

  • Stay home if running a fever or experiencing other symptoms of illness. See our guidelines for keeping children home from school for more information.
  • Wash hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds. When soap and water are not available, use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer that contains at least 60 percent alcohol.
  • Avoid touching your eyes, nose or mouth with unwashed hands.
  • Cover coughs and sneezes. Use a tissue, then throw the tissue in the trash and wash your hands.
  • Clean and disinfect objects and surfaces that are frequently touched.

If you need to email our nurses:

PVM RN pullen.lisa@battlegroundps.org

PVM LPN info.pvm@battlegroundps.org

School office 360-885-5500


Additional information:

Health & Attendance flyer

Medication at school authorization form

Free technology monitoring tool for parents Free technology monitoring tool for parents

Battle Ground students already benefit from internet filtering technology that blocks inappropriate web content on all school-owned devices. Now, we are going one step further and granting every Battle Ground parent/guardian a free Qustodio parental app account. Qustodio will give you important insights into your child’s online activity on their school-issued device and provide you with features for managing their online activity at home. Learn more and activate your free account.

Interested in volunteering? Interested in volunteering?

We are looking for volunteers! Volunteers play an important role in creating positive and supportive learning environments for students. Activities include helping in classrooms and the Patriot Store, greeting students, field trips, assisting with after school activities etc. Learn more and get started.


Other volunteer opportunities with PTA!

Our PTA has many events throughout the year both for making fun activities for our students and fundraising to benefit the students and staff at Pleasant Valley. Keep an eye out for PTA emails and info in our newsletters for opportunities to volunteer an hour or more helping with things like book fair, Fun Run, Sweetheart Dance, Penny Wars, Bazaar and Festival etc. It is easy to volunteer for an hour or two, then still have time to enjoy the event with your family. Our volunteers at PTA events are what makes us able to have these great opportunities for students.

First View Bus App - get updates for construction delays etc First View Bus App - get updates for construction delays etc

Bus routes and First View app

Bus route information is available for your child(ren) in their Skyward Family Access account or on the district website. There may continue to be slight adjustments to stop times.


To view your child's route in Family Access, log in and select the “transportation” tile on the home screen. You will be able to view the bus number, stop address and approximate pickup and dropoff times.


Construction delays

Due to road construction in areas of the district, some buses may need to take a detour and/or may be delayed. To receive information about delays or route changes and track your child’s bus in near real-time, please install the FirstView app from First Student. The FirstView app is available for Android and Apple devices. Get instructions for installing the app. NOTE: A code is required to set up your account. You probably received a News to Know email containing that information, or you can request it from our office.

For questions about school district bus service, call our office or First Student at 360-841-7099, ext. 103 or 104.

Russian, Ukrainian and Spanish translation and interpretation services Russian, Ukrainian and Spanish translation and interpretation services

Услуги по устному и письменному переводу на русский и украинский языки 360-885-5433

Servicios de Traducción e Interpretación en Español 360-885-5431

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Report incidents anonymously with Vector Solutions reporting system Report incidents anonymously with Vector Solutions reporting system

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Please report bullying, intimidation, harassment, threats and safety concerns using our anonymous reporting system. Reporters can remain anonymous. Emergencies should always be reported to 911. Learn more about emergency procedures and safety protocols.


Report, don’t repost

If you see or hear of a possible threat, please report it to law enforcement directly and/or to school staff. This is the best and most helpful action because it begins an investigation and helps to limit the potential for misinformation to spread.


Reposting or sharing a threat on social media in an attempt to warn others spreads the threat farther from its original source and may cause unnecessary alarm and fear.


You can report bullying, intimidation, harassment, threats and safety concerns using our anonymous reporting system. Emergencies should always be reported to 911.

Safety Study Hall

Visit the Safety Study Hall website, a place for schools, students, and families to learn about safety topics.

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PTA Make a difference one member at a time.
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PTA Board Meeting

November 25, 6pm in the PVP Library
Free Childcare provided by Right At School


Curious about what the PTA is all about? Join us at our Board meeting on November 25th in the PVP Library—it’s open to everyone! It’s a fantastic opportunity to see firsthand how we work together to support our schools and make a positive impact in our community. Whether you want to volunteer your time, share your ideas, or simply learn more about what’s happening, joining us is a great way to get involved and connect with fellow parents and educators. So why not take a peek behind the scenes and find out how YOU can help make a difference? We’d love to see you there!


PTA memberships expire each July.
Join or Renew your PTA Membership Now


Join us in the BAND App

Get notified of volunteer opportunities and needs at both the school and PTA. Find us in the BAND app by searching “Pleasant Valley PTA” or online at www.band.us/page/99656656


Get cleared to volunteer
In order to volunteer during school hours, you must have a completed background check on file with the district. Background checks are good for two years. Visit www.battlegroundps.org/volunteer/ to start the BGSD Volunteer Clearance process. Please note that you must also visit a BGSD office with your state issued ID to start the process. Processing may take up to 10 days after all information is received.


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Haven’t joined Box Tops yet—or forgot to scan your receipts?

Here’s a quick reminder to start earning free money for our schools! Just use the codes below to create your account and scan any receipt, and our schools will instantly earn a $5 bonus in Box Tops!

In August, only 8 people scanned receipts, bringing in just $8.70 for PVP. With over 600 students here, imagine the difference if everyone got involved!


Sign up today using these codes and help boost our schools funds:

  • PVP code: SPUZ4IUS

  • PVM code: UPQZ14SJ

Every scan counts—let’s make every receipt pay for a brighter future!


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Important Dates


  • Jan 13: PTA Board Meeting, 6pm

  • Jan 16: BINGO Night

  • Feb 10: PTA General Meeting, 6pm

  • Feb 13: Family Sweetheart Dance

  • March 14: STEM Day

  • March 24: PTA Board Meeting, 6pm

  • April 21: PTA Board Meeting, 6pm

  • April 25: Carnival

  • May 4-8: Staff Appreciation Week

  • May 19: PTA General Meeting, 6pm


Download our monthly calendars here
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PTA - Fred Meyer Community Rewards

Hey there! Guess what? Every time you hit up Fred Meyer for your shopping needs, you can actually sprinkle a little magic dust (aka cold hard cash) into the Pleasant Valley PTA, all while reaping your own rewards! All you need to do is link your card and continue to shop as you always have.


Getting started is easy-peasy!
1. Go to fredmeyer.com
2. Log in to your account
3. Go to My Account
4. Scroll down to Community Rewards and click View Community Rewards
5. Search for “Pleasant Valley PTA”
6. Give that enroll button a satisfying click and watch the magic unfold!

See? Easy-peasy, lemon-squeezy! Each time you shop Fred Meyer will donate a percentage straight to the PTA!

Family and Community Resource Center Family and Community Resource Center

Battle Ground Public Schools’ Family and Community Resource Center (FCRC) helps meet the needs of families faced with housing instability and similar economic challenges.


While a main goal of the FCRC is to assist families experiencing housing instability, it can also help connect families with many other types of resources and is intended to respond to the changing needs of the community.


The FCRC is a continuation of the district’s joint efforts with the Battle Ground Education Foundation, an all-volunteer, nonprofit community organization whose purpose is to leverage community resources to help maintain quality education for all students in Battle Ground schools.


The Family Resource Guide is full of contacts to aid families in connecting with agencies who are able to help with a great variety of needs. Please click the link below to view this helpful guide.


Family Resource Guide


(click below to be redirected to the FCRC page)

Family and Community Resource Center (FCRC)
Phone: (360) 885-5434
Email: fcrc@battlegroundps.org


The FCRC office has moved from CASEE to our Lewisville campus.

Family and Community Resource Center in need of donations Family and Community Resource Center in need of donations

Battle Ground Public Schools’ Family and Community Resource Center helps meet the needs of families facing challenges. As a donation based program, the FCRC relies on our community to help fill the shelves and those shelves are emptying fast. Right now, they have severe needs for items including soap, hygiene products, socks, underwear and more.


View a list and information on how to donate by visiting the district website.

Meal information Meal information

Battle Ground Public Schools partners with Chartwells to provide meals at school. Menus will continue to be available via Nutrislice, with payments processed through InTouch Receipting. You will be able to see and pay all charges in one place. Use your Skyward / FamilyID information to log in (note: parent usernames now include an extra zero). See meal prices for 2025-26.


All students who attend schools that do not offer free meals to all students may still qualify to receive meals at no cost to their family if they meet the requirements.


The application for free and reduced-price meals is available in Skyward or the district website. Please note that even if your child has qualified for free meals in the past, you will still need to reapply.


Consent to share

Students wishing to take advantage of no-fee sports or other activities must submit a new meal benefit application and consent to share form (русский) (Español) before registering for fall sports, even if they have done so previously. The consent to share can also be completed as part of the annual student update through Skyward.

2026 Meal Prices
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January Menu January Menu

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Here are some helpful links to the Battle Ground Public Schools website for back to school information.


Athletics

Boundary exceptions

Bus routes

First View bus app (view bus progress etc)

Calendars

Enrolling students

Child nutrition eligibility and education benefit application (we encourage all families to apply)

Immunizations

Medication at school (forms and other health information)

Nutrition services (menus, meal prices)

School supply lists

PLEASANT VALLEY MIDDLE SCHOOL MISSION

Every student at Pleasant Valley Middle School is known by name, strength, and need.

We believe ALL students can experience academic and personal growth.

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PLEASANT VALLEY MIDDLE SCHOOL

Office: 360-885-5500

Fax: 360-885-5510

Absence reporting: 360-885-5512

District office switchboard: 360-885-5300

Principal: Austin Brothers

Asst. Principal: Erin Thompson



Mailing address:

PO Box 200

Battle Ground, WA 98604


PVM webpage

BGPS district webpage

PV PTA

PV PTA on Instagram

Email: info.pvm@battlegroundps.org
Website: https://pvm.battlegroundps.org/
Location: 14320 NE 50th Avenue, Vancouver, WA 98686 Mail to: Pleasant Valley Middle, PO Box 200, Battle Ground, WA 98604
Phone: 360-885-5500
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PVMiddle/

School hours

Regular days: 8:10 - 2:40

Late start Wed.: 9:10 - 2:40

Early Release: 8:10 - 11:40

2-hr late start: 10:10 - 2:40


School colors: red, white and blue

Mascot: Patriots (Patriot Pete)

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BGPS Calendars 2025-2026

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BGPS Student and Family Handbook 2025-2026

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Pleasant Valley Middle Handbook 2025 - 2026

Pleasant Valley Middle Student and Parent Handbook 2025-2026

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The Battle Ground Public Schools is an equal opportunity employer and prohibits discrimination in any programs or activities on the basis of sex, race, creed, religion, color, national origin, age, honorably discharged veteran or military status, sexual orientation, gender expression or identity, the presence of any sensory, mental or physical disability or the use of a trained dog guide or service animal by a person with a disability and provides equal access to the Boy Scouts and other designated youth groups. Information about the district’s nondiscrimination and sex-based discrimination policies and grievance procedures are located on the District’s website at: https://www.battlegroundps.org/notice-of-nondiscrimination/ . The following employees have been designated to receive and respond to questions and complaints of alleged discrimination:

Title IX Coordinator/Civil Rights Compliance Coordinator: Lynnell Tsugawa-Murray, Assistant Superintendent, Battle Ground Public Schools, PO Box 200, Battle Ground, WA 98604, murray.lynnell@battlegroundps.org, 360.885.5340

Section 504/ADA Coordinator: Michelle Reinhardt, Executive Director of Human Resources, Battle Ground Public Schools, PO Box 200, Battle Ground, WA 98604, reinhardt.michelle@battlegroundps.org. 360.885.5481

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December 21, 2025

Issue #9-26

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