Skyview Family Newsletter

Skyview families,

As we conclude our first month of the school year, some trends are becoming apparent at Skyview. It is so encouraging to see our students demonstrating that they are capable of academic success when they try their best, and we are excited to see their growth as the year progresses.

However, we also have work to do to make our hallways and lunch spaces consistently safe and respectful. We want passing time and lunch to provide opportunities for students to connect with their friends. At the same time, students must use school-appropriate language, follow adult directions, and make choices that allow everyone to feel safe.

Each grade level has a particular expectation we are reinforcing:

• Grade 6: Keep hands to ourselves.

• Grade 7: Respond respectfully and promptly when an adult provides a reminder.

• Grade 8: Use the one-minute bell as the signal to move directly to class.

Parents, can you support us at home by helping remind your student of these expectations? It will go a long way towards making sure our hallways feel safe to all staff and students during each passing period.

Keep reading for important information regarding ordering school pictures as well as opportunities at our neighbors down the street, the Washington County Library.

Please reach out anytime with any questions.

-Jeff

Jeff Cavett
Principal

skyviewmiddle@isd622.org

651-702-8001

School pictures are now available!

To see if your child's pictures are available to view, please log in to your account at mylifetouch.com. If you don’t have an account yet, you can create one using your email address.

To locate your child's photos, you'll need their Student ID or Portrait ID and Access Code. If you don't have this information, you can:

• Check your inbox for an email from Lifetouch that may contain your access credentials and a direct link to your child's images.

• Contact the Lifetouch Help Center for assistance

Please note that pictures may not become available for all students at the same time, so check back later if you don't see your child's images yet.