Twin Oaks
Mustangs Run Together
School Hours
7:55-2:25 (MTHF)
7:55-1:10 (Wednesday)
Doors open at 7:30 for breakfast in the cafeteria
Students are excused to class at 7:55
Friday - April 11, No School!
Mid Term Grading Day
5th Grade Families! Outdoor School Family Info Night
Our overnight outdoor school trip at Camp Tamarack is from May 19th-21st. Join us for a virtual Family Information Night hosted by Camp Tamarack!The Family Information Meeting is on April 7th from 6:00-7:00 PM. Attendance is highly encouraged.Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87452787204 
Parent Group Fundraiser
Fisherman's Market
Wednesday, April 9 10am-8pm
830 W. 7th
Volunteer Background Check
We have lots of fun events coming up this spring. Be sure to fill out the 4J Volunteer Background Check so you can join in on the fun! Family Events Coming Soon ! Twin Oaks Families: Thank you for taking the time to complete the Twin Oaks Family Involvement Survey. Your voices were heard! Please mark your calendars, and plan to attend these fun Family Events coming in May and June. More detailed information will be shared for each event, but for now, we wanted you to know what's coming up! 
We are proud of our fabulous nominees from Twin Oaks. Stay tuned to find out if any of our staff members will be selected as a FINALIST...the Golden Apple Awards Ceremony will happen on May 6th. GOOD LUCK, Twin Oaks faculty!
Thanks again, Twin Oaks Families, for supporting our students during the Read-a-thon. Collectively, our school read 89,500 MINUTES, and raised $13,169!! Wow! The Gaga Ball Pit is already installed on the playground, and will be OFFICIALLY opened for recess play tomorrow. Coach Renee has been reviewing the rules during PE classes today. 
Join our Duck Dash Twin Oaks Team!
Sign up by April 20th...See you there!
~ Coach Renee
Stable Time WISHLIST HERE is an Amazon wish list of items that would help support Stable Time.
Breakfast and lunch menus are available on the 4J Menu Website. Make sure you filter to Twin Oaks Elementary School. 
Menus are subject to change.FROM EUGENE SCHOOL DISTRICT 4J AND THE COMMUNITY |
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District-Wide Kindergarten Welcome Event
Join us for this family friendly event to get excited about kindergarten. Games, prizes, photo opps, food carts, story time and friends!
Click Here to Register
FRIDAY, MAY 16th, 5-7 PM
River Road Elementary School
120 W. Hilliard Lane
Notice of Pesticide Application
Spring is upon us, and it’s time once again for Facilities to commence preventative yellow jacket trapping efforts. Over the next month, we will be refreshing the 10-week attractant in existing traps, and replacing any traps that have been lost throughout the last year.
 
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Ultimate Frisbee Summer Camps
Emerald Valley Ultimate is a local non-profit that organizes youth ultimate frisbee in Eugene, including some summer camps for kids ages 8+. If you haven't heard much about ultimate frisbee, it's an awesome team sport similar to soccer that helps get kids active and outside. It's particularly good for youth social emotional development because it is self refereed up to the highest level. Kids are taught empathy and conflict resolution skills from an early age to mediate disagreements on and off the field. Click the above flyer or website for more information.
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Relief Nursery Community Resource Guide
Our community is rich with resources and skilled, compassionate providers. The Relief Nursery Community Resource Guide is one of the most comprehensive guides for resources for assistance with mental health, disabilities, parenting, education, specific groups, legal, interpersonal violence, food, basic needs, physical health, addiction and recovery, housing, utilities, employment, and more. Available online at: https://reliefnursery.org/for-our-families/
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Knowing your Community Resources
April 8th, 6:00-7:00 PM at the 4J Ed Center Auditorium, 200 N Monroe St., learn about Community resources and activities available for your child and ways to access them. Engage with and discuss educational opportunities, camps, and enrichment activities.
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Screen Sense: Healthy Internet Use
NEW! Internet Safety Video Series. As part of our district's ongoing commitment to student safety and well-being, we’re excited to introduce SCREEN SENSE—a five-part video series created in partnership with the University of Oregon. The 3-minute videos are designed to help families navigate the ever-changing digital landscape and support safe, healthy internet use for school-aged children. Watch the series: 4j.lane.edu/internetsafety
 Topics:
 Online Risks
 Healthy Online Relationships
 Healthy Internet Use
 Cyberbullying
 Digital Contracts
While adults are the intended audience for this video series, they are appropriate for all ages.
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Empowering Parents, Navigating Boundaries & Social Media
Explore valuable insights into navigating the digital world with your children, learning practical tips for healthy online boundaries, understanding the impact of social media on young minds, and discovering strategies for guiding responsible digital choices. Join us for a concise presentation by Ophelia's Place that equips you to foster a positive digital experience for your child.
WHEN: Wednesday April 16, 6-7 pm WHERE: Monroe Middle School, 2800 Bailey Lane Eugene, OR 97401 HOW: RSVP HERE preferred but can also just show up!
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Free Clothes, Shoes, & Coats, SATURDAY
Free clothes, shoes, socks, and coats for infants, children, teens, and adults at 1855 Cal Young Rd, Eugene. The store is open from 9:00 to 11:30 a.m. on the second Saturday of every month (except for school Holiday weekends).
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Mobile Pantry Food and Clothing Distribution
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