DOLPHIN DIGEST 8/20/2026

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We’re so glad to have you as part of our school community!

This weekly newsletter is developed and sent in partnership between school administration and the PTA. If you have information you'd like shared in the newsletter, please email it to ArletaSchoolPTA@gmail.com. Keep scrolling for the latest.

We acknowledge Portland rests on traditional village sites of the Multnomah, Kathlamet, Clackamas, Chinook, Tualatin Kalapuya, Molalla and many other Tribes who made their homes along the Columbia River. #HonorNativeLand https://youtu.be/ETOhNzBsiKA

We love to include photos of the Arleta grounds, garden, building, and goings-on in our weekly newsletter. Did you just take a great photo with your phone? Please share it with us real quick!

• TOMORROW Aug 21: Kindergarten and First Grade Ice Cream Social, 4pm-5pm, at the playground.

• Aug 26: Girls on the Run Registration Opens. Click here to register your child.

• Aug 26: First Arleta Bike Bus of the school year, North route meets at SE Tibetts+71st at 7:30, South route meets SE Ramona + 67th at 7:35. School arrival around 7:43am. Click here for routes.

• Aug 26: First Day of School for First through Fifth Grades.

• Aug 26-28: Ramp up week for Kindergarteners.

• Aug 26: Coffee Connection for 1st-5th grades, 7:50am, picnic tables (cafeteria if raining).

• Aug 26: Girls on the Run Registration opens.

• Aug 27-28: Coffee Connection for kindergarten 7:50am, picnic tables (cafeteria if raining).

• Aug 29-30: Street Mural Installation Block Party.

• Aug 31: First full day of school for Kindergarteners.

• Sep 4: Popsicles on the Playground, 6-7pm, playground.

• Sep 4: Litter Pick-up, 2:30-3pm, meet at picnic tables.

• Sep 7: Labor Day (No School).

• Sep 10: Back2School Night, 5:15-7pm.

• Sep 16: Early Release, 11:50am.

• Sep 17: Arleta Neurodivergent Family Gathering, 5:30-7pm, cafeteria.

• Sep 18: SUN School Fall Registration Forms go home.

• Sep 21-Oct 2: Costume and Athletic Gear Swap, 8am-3pm, in front of office.

• Sep 23: Picture Day.

• Sep 25: SUN School Registration forms due (return to school office).

• Sep 25: Arleta Family Movie Night, doors open at 5pm, movie starts at 6pm, cafeteria.

2026-27 District Annual Calendar

Hello Arleta Parents and Caregivers!

I hope you’ve all been well and enjoying summer! School is just around the corner, and I hope your child is feeling excited.

This year we celebrate some great growth in academic outcomes: significant gains on state math, literacy, and attendance measures! We’ll continue our focus on clarity and alignment, ensuring students know what they’re learning, why it matters, and what they’re expected to do to demonstrate their understanding.

You’ll be able to see your child’s teacher assignment tomorrow August 21st in ParentVue, an app that schools use to facilitate communication between teachers and parents/guardians, distribute class lists and report cards, track attedance, share calendars and so much more. Nicole will send a message via ParentSquare to let you know to check ParentVue.

New families: ParentVue is a secure app you’ll want to download for tracking attendance and grades and completing yearly data verification. Please call the office for assistance if needed: 503.916.6330. ParentSquare is our app for sharing school information with families. Here’s the link to ParentSquare guidance.

Our Arleta Family Handbook contains all kinds of important information, including arrival and dismissal procedures, our PPS cell phone and smartwatch policy, and reminders about no toys at school and no dogs on our school grounds (perimeter only).

This year we have some shifts in which teachers will teach which grade levels, as well as our shift to multiage learning in grades 1/2 and 4/5. The Arleta PTA is recruiting a team of parent volunteers to assist teachers with this transition, and you can fill out a form to be part of that, here.

Here is our 2026–2027 Classroom Teacher Staff!

• Kindergarten: Haley Jacobs (Ms. Haley) and Katherine Tomic (Teacher Katherine)!
• 1st & 2nd Grade Multiage: Karin Hedlund (Ms. Hedlund), Maggie Overlund (Ms. Maggie), Karen Williams (Ms. Williams)!
• 3rd Grade: Jessica Doyle (Ms. Doyle), Joanne Havran (Ms. Havran)!
• 3rd, 4th & 5th Grade SES: new staff member is in the hiring process!
• 4th & 5th Grade Multiage: Jackie Bidney, Kyle Cooke, Noah Johnson-Greenough

Our teacher teams worked together to create balanced learning environments within each grade band or level, with input from specialists and support staff. We considered many factors in creating classrooms where students can learn and thrive, including academic achievement, race, age (the number of younger students vs. older students within a grade), ELD and Special Education services, learning styles, gender, students who are new to our school, and more. We pay particular attention to patterns in our data and to factors that can create inequitable experiences or outcomes for students.

Teachers will be sending all students in their new class a letter home via US Mail that you should receive by Monday, August 24. Please make sure you’ve updated your address in ParentVue if needed!

As school begins, our staff will be reaching out to connect with you—to learn your hopes for your child and, just as importantly, to learn from all you know about your child’s strengths, interests, needs, and ways of learning. You know your child in ways we don’t yet, and we want to listen and learn from you.

We ask all parents to say goodbye to your children outside the school doors and let them walk in on their own. We understand it feels like a challenging request; please know that while your child may seem reluctant or anxious outside, they are generally doing well within seconds of being inside as our staff envelop them with warmth and help them to class throughout the first weeks and, truly, all year.

We can’t wait to see our 1st through 5th graders coming in with the 7:53 bell Wednesday morning, August 26! Please remember students should be in their classroom ready to learn by 8:00 a.m. sharp, so they should arrive between 7:53–7:55, or at 7:45 for breakfast in the cafeteria (breakfast and lunch are again free to all PPS students).

Kindergarten families, you’ll have a 1:1 meeting with your child and their teacher that same Wednesday. You’ll hear from your child’s teacher or our office at the end of next week to schedule that meeting and learn your child’s “Soft Start” Day—either Thursday the 27th or Friday the 28th. Only half the class comes to school for a full day of school each of those days; your child stays home the other day.

Thank you for your partnership and your support, and cheers to a great year ahead!

Warmly,
Lisa

*The Bus Schedule is still subject to change, so check back frequently (or check it closer to August 26th) to make sure that the relevant corners and times have not changed a bit in the interim!

As soon as class lists are released, officially tomorrow, Friday August 21st, Lisa Hugelier will update the class lists in Konstella. While in Parentvue you can see who your child's teacher is, through Konstella, you can see who else is in your child's class (always a topic of great interest for our children)!

If you're not already signed up on Konstella, click here to go to the Apple Store to download to your iPhone for free or click here to go to GooglePlay to download it to your Android device for free or click here to access it via the web on your desktop and use invitation code FH3W5B. Email Lisa Hugelier lisa.hugelier@gmail.com with questions.

Chaperoning field trips, handing out water at the Dolphin Dash, helping out in the classroom, monitoring lunch and recess, and all other volunteer activities require a background check through PPS to help keep everyone safe. Luckily, it's as easy as one-two-three! Review the code of conduct and volunteer training online, and submit your background check through a simple form by clicking here! Join us in an Arleta parent run teacher support model by clicking here

• Follow Arleta PTA on Facebook and Instagram.

• Bookmark the Arleta PTA website at arletapta.org and the Arleta School website at pps.net/arleta for news, updates, and important resources and documents.

• Shop for school supplies by checking out your classroom supply list.

• Become a PTA member or renew your membership (it's free) by clicking here.

• Save the office number in your contacts. 503-915-6330

• For communications from the school and the district, get the ParentSquare app and set your notification preferences. Click here to get the app.

• For communications from the PTA, download Konstella for iphone or android or set up your account on their website for all PTA communications. The invitation code is FH3W58.

• Pick up a blue Bottle Drop bag to help us fundraise. See the process in the PTA section of this newsletter or call the office or email arletaschoolpta@gmail.com for more information.

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If you're new to Arleta School this year: welcome! We're so glad you're part of our community. We've put together a handy list of things that happen throughout the year, to help you get oriented. Please know that any dates given may be subject to change.

Dolphin Dash - October 2

This is our annual fundraiser for the arts and PE classes, as well as assemblies that the school has throughout the year. It's a really important event and makes a huge contribution to the quality of education our children receive. Our students get family members and friends to promise donations, and run-or-walk laps around the school to earn them. Parents who can attend come to cheer on the students with signs and noise makers. Students enjoy popsicles afterwards before heading back to class. It's a great way to get exercise and support our education.

Oregon Battle of the Books -Various Dates

Oregon Battle of the Books, or OBOB, is an annual, state-wide competition with three age categories: third-fifth grades, sixth-eighth grades, and ninth-twelfth grades. Students read books from a list of books, form teams, practice, and then compete, panel-show style, to answer questions about the books they read. The winning team goes on to compete in regionals. OBOB registration opens September 1 and closes October 31st this year. Battles will take place after winter break and will be completed by February.

Walk, Bike, Roll To School Day - Oct 6

Walk, Bike, Roll to School Day is a global event that encourages walking and rolling to school on the same day. Arleta supports this event as a way to reduce traffic and pollution, support physical activity and safe routes to school.

Fall Festival - Oct 23

The Fall Festival, is a fun mix of all our favorite fall holidays! There’ll be a dance party, costumes, games, festive decorations, and plenty of snacks. There is also a PTA bake sale fundraiser—so bring a homemade treat if you can and help support our school!

Arleta Movie Nights - Various dates throughout the year

Periodically, we turn on the popcorn maker, project a popular kids movie in the cafeteria, and everyone brings blankets and chairs to watch the movie together. It's a great, chill way to relax together as a community and have fun!

Parent/Teacher Conferences - November 23-24

Parent/Teacher Conferences generally happen in November and sign-ups will go out through the newsletter and apps for slots of time where you can meet with your children's teachers and get down to brass tacks on your child's educational journey. Morning and evening time slots are available. It's a great opportunity to ask questions and to find out more details about your child's experience in class and ways that you can support your kid. Because this makes for some long days for the teachers, the PTA organizes volunteers to bring and set up meals to feed the teachers and keep them going strong. Please know there will be no school that week and video options for families traveling out of town.

Community Care Days - Various Dates Throughout the Year

These are intergenerational volunteering days that happen on a roughly quartlerly basis, to help maintain the school grounds! Our garden is completely volunteer supported, and some of the work on the school grounds like pruning and spreading wood chips and picking up litter are done by volunteers. There's usually a fairly large turnout, and many hands make light work, so we hope you'll join us for these events!

Season of Giving - November

This is a donation drive our PTA does every year in partnership with the school counselor to provide holiday resources (food and gift cards) for Arleta school families who need a little help making the holidays bright!

Share-A-Toy-Donation Drive - December

This is a toy donation drive our PTA does in December to help keep toys out of landfills and provide resources for Arleta families who need a little help getting special gifts for their children during the holidays.

Winter Music Concert - December 10

Grades 3-5 put on a magical winter concert for friends and families in the auditorium. Our music teacher, Sean Cunningham, always puts together a fantastic program, and it's so much fun.

Winter Bazaar - Dec 12

The Winter Bazaar is a beloved Arleta event. This special event gives students the chance to sell their handmade crafts to the community — a tradition our kids look forward to every year! Table spots are limited, so if your child would like to participate, be sure to reserve a table and start crafting now. The event will also feature a PTA fundraisers like a bake Sale and an exciting raffle with great prizes.

The Dolphin Drive - Feb 1-28

This is the biggest PTA fundraiser of the year, and lasts a little over a month. The funds support all our fun free events, special student experiences, teacher grants, student yearbooks, and so much more! During this time, you'll get information sent home in packets in your child's backpack on how to make donations. While bake sales and running laps can be fun ways to motivate donations, your Dolphin Drive donation is really the support that you give purely to support good things the PTA puts on throughout your child's school year: arts assemblies, movie nights, affinity groups, field trips, classroom resources. We set a goal each year and track donations through drive so that you can help us reach our goal.

The First Grade Parade - April

Every year, Arleta first graders transform shoe boxes and jar lids into parade floats, decorated with objects from their cultural backgrounds. The whole school turns out to watch the first graders, escorted by the Portland Rosarians, and accompanied by the Kellogg Middle School band, as they parade around the school grounds showing off their creations! This is a really beloved school tradition.

Spring Music Concert - April 15

This concert includes grades K-2 as they charm friends and families with all that they learned through the dedicated efforts of our music teacher, Sean Cunningham.

Teacher Appreciation Week - May 3-7

This is a national week of appreciation for teachers and the PTA always tries to push the boat out for teachers this week, complete with potlucks, dessert tables, and gift bags. This takes a lot of volunteer involvement and we hope you will join us. Our teachers work so hard and it feels good to give them treats!

School Play - May 20-21

Parent volunteers help the children put together an amazing school play every year. Auditions are often in January and weekly rehearsals afterschool lead up to the May performances. It's always a lot of fun, both the be part of, and to watch!

Arts and Literacy Night - Spring

Each year the school puts on an event that includes gallery-style showings of student artwork from the past year, as well as literacy games and crafts for all the attendees. Last year also involved a book fair and bingo. This is a wonderful way to support your proud Arleta student and see what they've been learning.

End-of-the-Year Jamboree - June 4

The End-of-the-Year Jamboree is a fun-filled celebration to wrap up the school year. This annual event brings together students, families, and staff for an unforgettable afternoon of community and fun. With hotdogs, cold drinks, treats, karaoke, bounce houses, temporary tattoos, and yard games. It’s the perfect way to relax, have fun, and celebrate the end of a great school year!

This is not every event of significance throughout the year, but gives a picture of the broader shape of an Arleta School Year and also hopefully gives you some heads-up about joining in the fun!

It takes many hands to make a school community thrive. If you want to reach out with a question, a need, or to get involved, here's a handy list of who's doing what at Arleta

Principal

Lisa Hawking

School Office Staff:

Nicole Francois, Admin Assistant II

Halima Ali, Admin Assistant I

SUN School Coordinator (PP&R):

Raina Bilbrew

PTA Volunteer Leadership:

President: Alison Harding

Treasurer: Eran Schweiter

Secretary: Skye Weadick

Events Committee: Jen Rumfield, Arley Laman, Aida Newman

Fundraising Chairs: David Bui, Lizzie Wiesehan

Inclusion Committee Chairs: Tiffany Blackmon, Katrina Durek

Movie Night Coordinators: Gil Garrott, Mel McMclary

BIPOC Family Gatherings: Katrina Durek

Neurodivergent Family Gatherings: Greta West

Advocacy Committee Chair: Andy Chiller

Garden Education Coordinator: Wisteria Stuart

Arts Committee Chairs: Katje Chiller, Melissa Hemphill

Family Engagement Coordinator: Lisa Hugelier

Volunteer Coordinator Chairs: Katje Chiller, Megan Dilday

Safety, Sustainabiliy, and Resiliency Chair: Brian Dombeck

Teacher Appreciation Chair: Claire Garrott.

Dolphin Digest Editor: Katy Liljeholm

Thank you so much to the many parents who step up to the plate and help make our school the thriving community it is today.

We’re so excited to see the students’ artwork come to life and become a permanent part of our school community! The Arts Committee is excited to announce the initial beginning of our Dolphin Fence Art Installation!

The student artwork created during the Spring 2026 Arts & Literacy Night will be installed along the fence over the next few weeks, helping to beautify our school and create a vibrant, welcoming community space.

This project is made possible by Alessio, Dominco, and Luna's grandpa, Scott Conahan, who is donating over $20,000 in labor to make this art installation a reality!

Thank you to everyone who came to Community Care Day on 2026. We had a small, steady stream of devoted helpers, little and big, who put in many hours of hard work on the 15th and it shows! Lots of new mulch and significantly less weeds, pine needles, trash, and trees of heaven. Please keep an eye out for our fall Community Care Day.

Each year Arleta holds an ice cream social to welcome incoming kindergarteners and bring kindergarten and first grade families together! This year, the Incoming Kindergarten and First Grade Ice Cream Social is Friday, August 21, from 4-5pm. All incoming first graders are welcome to attend with their families, and please share this invitation with any incoming kindergarten families you know!

Back by popular demand, we are bringing the nonprofit, Girls on the Run, to Arleta for a third year!

The program is open to all girls in third through fifth grade. Volunteer coaches will teach lessons in walking and running, along with lessons in building confidence, fostering friendships, self-love and self-care, and social problem-solving skills. At the end of the season, the team will compete in a 5k run and a Community Impact Project. The goal is to experience a sense of connection and belonging, as a team.

Assistant coach Giselle Edwards says, "Excited to be a part of this program at Arleta, it has been wonderful to see my child participate in past years and build confidence and community with the others in the program. Looking forward to a season of fun and hard work with our group!"

Important Dates for Girls on the Run

Registration Opens: August 26 Click here to register your child!

Registration Closes: September 28th

Practices: September 21st-November 9th, Mondays and Wednesdays 2:30-4:14 9/22-11/22

The registration fee is $20-$195 on a sliding scale, with financial assistance from the Arleta PTA available. For questions email Lisa Hugelier at lisa.hugelier@gmail.com.

Check out the Girls on the Run website for more information about the organization and their work, and click here to register you child for the program at Arleta!

The first Arleta Bike Bus of the year is the first day of school, August 26! There are 2 Routes: North and South. See our route maps below for the North Route, which starts at SE Tibetts and 71st Avenue at 7:30am and South Route which meet at SE Ramona and 67th at 7:35. Stops are indicated with stars. All wheels welcome—kids, caregivers, bikes, scooters, trailers.

See the Arleta PTA website for more details. To ask questions, email arletaschoolpta@gmail.com.

We're always looking for parent volunteers willing to ride along to assist and ensure continued rider safety.. To volunteer, learn more, or request a revision to routes to better serve the community contact Brian Dombeck — bdombe1@gmail.com

Breakfast is served in the cafeteria at 7:45am. School starts at 8am. Lunch rotation begins at 10:45am. School ends at 2:30pm.

Ramp Up To Kindergarten: August 26th - August 28th, 2026. Students will attend one day in small groups and have their 1:1 with the teacher and family. Kindergarten families will be given their specific ramp up date in August 2026. Ramp up days are not optional! And they really help your student!

August 31, 2026: The first day for all kindergarten students together!

Help us bring creativity to our community this summer! We’re installing a vibrant, colorful street mural on SE 66th near Arleta Elementary on August 30th! This art will enhance bicycle safety, celebrate our local Foster/Mt Scott community, Arleta Elementary Dolphin pride, and brighten the neighborhood.

Come join us in creating a street mural as a welcome back to the school on Sunday, August 30th from 9:30am-3:30pm. Sign in at 9:30 to help with a shift of painting. There will be a potluck starting at noon. Bring a dish to share or paper goods, and something to sit on. Our plan will be to begin clean-up by 3:30. Reach out to Caity at caitlin.casebolt@fulbrightmail.org with any questions regarding the potluck. Questions about the street mural? Email ArletaStreetArtProject@gmail.com.

The PTA is hosting popsicles & yard games at the playground on Friday, September 4 from 6-7pm. We’ll have a variety of lawn games ready for you to play, but of course, you're welcome to bring any additional games you’d like.

Bring your kids, get treats, play games, connect with other parents and kids, learn how the PTA supports Arleta and find out how you can participate!

Once a month, Arleta families gather at the picnic tables to help pick up litter around the school. This helps keep the school grounds a clean, safe, enjoyably place for our kids to play. Volunteers meet on the first Fridays of the month 2:30-3pm. Many thanks to Savannah Dombeck for leading this group of do-goodeers!

The first litter-pick up of the year is this Friday, September 4, from 2:30-3:00pm. Grabbers, gloves, and bags will be provided!

Back2School Night is a district-wide event (the events can happen on different days, but each school has them) that is held in order to introduce parents to their students’ new teachers and for parents to get to know a little bit about the teacher, the classroom, and what their children will be learning about. Back2School Night is a good time to ask questions or share your ideas with all/any of our staff.

Arleta's Back2School Night is Thursday, September 10 from 5:30-7pm. From 5:30-6pm we will gather in front of the school and hear opening remarks and welcomes from Principal Lisa and others. From 6pm-7pm parents will go to their child or children's classroom for presentations, a tour of the classroom, and a chance to ask more detailed questions about your kid's learning experience this year!

Each classroom's presentation is a 1/2 hour long, so if you have more than one child (or you arrived late for the presentation) you can switch to a new classroom for the second presentation at 6:30pm!

Please come and meet your teacher(s), learn what your child will be learning this year, and celebrate the new school year with us!

The next school board meeting is Tuesday, September 15, from 6-8pm at the Dr. Matthew Prophet Education Center 501 N Dixon St. Portland, OR 97227. As always, a recording will be up on their YouTube channel. Click here to see directions, the meeting agenda, and a link to the YouTube recording.

Requests to provide public comment can be made via email to publiccomment@pps.net or by calling the Board Office at 503-916-3741. Requests should include:

• Full name

• Pronouns

• Topic (required)

• Meeting requested (date and title)

• School community

• Phone number and whether text communication is okay

• Whether you are a student

• Whether you plan to attend in person or virtually

Requests must be submitted by 12:00 p.m. on the day of the meeting.

We’re excited to welcome Arleta familes to our first Neurodivergent Family Gathering of the school year. Arleta Neurodivergent Family Gatherings are every two months and bring neurodivergent students and their families together to bond over pizza and playing. The group offers a safe space to talk, connect, and play.

The first Arleta Neurodivergent Family Gathering of 2026-27 is on Thursday September 17, from 5:30-7pm in the Arleta cafeteria. Pizza dinner and kid activities will be provided. Please let us know if you would like a translator by emailing the Arleta PTA at arletaschoolpta@gmail.com.

The Arleta PTA is committed to SUPPORT our teachers, and we are looking to build out a more robust support system for the classrooms in the year ahead: a team of parents helping teachers to organize classrooms, put together project supplies, and tutor students, including specials. Our goal is to work together to meet the teachers needs with PPS's new blended classroom model. Commitments can be regular and periodic and fit your schedule. If you are interested in learning more and getting involved please:

• Get your PPS background check completed (will be required).
• Join us in an Arleta parent run teacher support model by filling out this form.

We are looking for 2-3 volunteers each day from 10:45am to 12:30pm to help monitor the playground and assist in the lunch room. This is a fun way to get to know the students and staff and help make sure that the kids get lunches in their bellies and some running around and playtime under their belts before heading back to class!

Can you commit to one day a week, or an occasional lunch time?

K-1 lunch/recess 10:50-11:20

2-3 lunch/recess 11:05-11:40

4-5 lunch/recess 12:05-12:35

Visit the PPS website to start your application and screening process. (Once approved, your application is good for three years).

Click the button below to sign up!

Immunizations are among the most effective and cost efficient ways to prevent vaccine-preventable disease and protect the health of the public.

Here is a link to fill our your child's Oregon Certificate of Immunization Status to track your child's immunizations!

Here is a link to see more about immunization requirements and immunization rates per school, per school year.

If you have difficulty accessing immunization for your child, please consider the following available resources!

Multnomah County’s Year-Round Immunization Clinics

Student Health Centers

• All children ages 5-18 can get free vaccines at any location
• Located at local high schools, but a student doesn’t need to attend school there to get care
• We accept all types of insurance and serve the uninsured

• Student Health Centers provide many services including:

  • COVID-19 vaccines and testing
  • Routine physical exams, including sports physicals
  • Early detection, diagnosis, and treatment of illness and injury
  • Vision, dental, and blood pressure screenings
  • Immunizations
  • Mental health services
  • Age-appropriate reproductive health
  • Routine lab tests
  • Prescription medications
  • Health education, counseling, and wellness promotion
  • Fitness and nutrition education and counseling
  • Referrals for health care services not provided at the clinics

Primary Care Clinics

• Low or no-cost vaccinations for children, including uninsured
• Call 503-988-5558 to make a new patient appointment

The School Board meets regularly at the school district's Dr. Matthew Prophet Education Center (Prophet Center), 501 N. Dixon Street, at 6:00 pm on select Tuesdays of each month - and on certain other occasions. Some scheduling changes do occur; if you plan to attend, please see below for the upcoming public meeting notices.

Under the provision of ORS 192.670 all meetings will be live-streamed at http://www.youtube.com/@ppsboardofeducation/live, except for those meetings that fall under the provisions set forth for executive sessions.

To subscribe to email notifications of public meeting notices, email kbradshaw@pps.net to request to be added to the email list. After an email address has been subscribed to the mailing list, a notice of a Public Meeting of the School Board will be sent before each scheduled meeting.

Email: ArletaSchoolPTA@gmail.com
Website: arletapta.org
Location: 5109 SE 66th Avenue
Phone: 503-916-6330
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Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/arletaelementaryK5/

Call the Attendance Office - 503-916-6334

Call Arleta's Main Office - 503-916-6330

Email: arletaattend@pps.net