Nancy Ryles Crocodiles
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09/20/2026
Hey Crocodiles!
Just a reminder that school will be closed on Monday, September 21, for Staff Development Day.
Enjoy the long weekend, and we'll see everyone back at school on Tuesday, September 22!
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09/17/2026
Hey Crocodiles!
As part of our Read-A-Thon, tomorrow is our all-school Read-In Day! Wear your coziest pajamas and get ready to curl up with a favorite book or discover a new one. We can't wait to spend the day reading together!
Happy reading! ππ
09/06/2026
Hi Crocodiles!
Just a reminder that school will be closed on Monday, September 7, in observance of Labor Day.
Enjoy the long weekend, and we'll look forward to welcoming everyone back to school on Tuesday, September 8. Have a safe and relaxing holiday!
09/02/2026
π Hey Crocodiles! ππ
This Friday, September 4, is our first Spirit Day of the year, and the theme is SCHOOL SPIRIT! π
Pull out your Nancy Ryles T-shirts, wear our school colors, or show your Crocodile pride however youβd like! ππ
We canβt wait to see everyone showing their Crocodile spirit and kicking off our first Spirit Day together! πβ¨
08/28/2026
The first week of school at Nancy Ryles was a huge success! We were excited to welcome our newest Crocodiles, the Class of 2039, and to see the return of our amazing students across all grade levels. The halls were filled with excitement and plenty of smiles as we kicked off another great year of learning together.
08/10/2026
Nancy Ryles Kindergarten Academy is underway this week. Kindergarten Academy is an opportunity for incoming kindergarten students to be introduced to their new school and build confidence as learners. Each day provides opportunities to build early learning skills, interact with other students, and engage in playful inquiry.
07/31/2026
Say hello to our new Superintendent, Dr. Tony Smith! π
Weβre hosting three casual drop-in sessions across the district where you can stop by, introduce yourself, and have a quick chat. No speeches, no formal presentationsβjust an open, informal opportunity to connect. Drop in whenever works best for you!
π Dates, Times & Locations:
Thursday, August 13 | 7:30 β 9 a.m. at Tumwater Middle School Library
Saturday, August 15 | 12 - 1:30 p.m. at Highland Park Middle School Library
Wednesday, September 2 | 5:30 - 7 p.m. at Mountainside High School Community Room
We hope to see you there!
06/13/2026
ποΈ CLOTHES FOR KIDS: SUMMER SURPLUS SALE TOMORROW! ποΈ
You're invited to a huge community shopping event that does a world of good!
While our primary mission is providing free school clothes to BSD students, our donation bins frequently overflow with incredible adult-sized apparel. To help our program grow and thrive independently, weβre hosting a giant blowout sale to find these clothes a good home. This sale, we also have quite a lot of baby and toddler clothes!
When: Saturday, June 13 | 8:00 a.m. β 4:00 p.m.
Where: District Support Center (16550 SW Merlo Rd.)
The Deal: Every single item is just $1!
Crucial Note: π΅ CASH ONLY! π΅
How to find us: Just drive or walk in the main gate and follow the signs. 100% of the proceeds go directly toward supporting program needs.
Come hunt for some treasures and support our local kids! See you there! β€οΈπ
06/04/2026
We celebrated our Class of 2026 graduates this week with a special Senior Clap Out at Nancy Ryles! Seniors walked the halls one final time as students and were cheered on by our current students and staff. Following the clap out, graduates were welcomed to a reception where they enjoyed looking through old photos, sharing memories, and reconnecting with former elementary teachers.
These graduates hold a special place in our hearts, and it was a joy to celebrate all they have accomplished. Congratulations, Class of 2026! We are so proud of you and wish you all the best in your future endeavors. ππππ
06/04/2026
Today, our 4th-grade students visited the historic Bonneville Dam for an exciting day of learning and exploration!
Students learned how and why the dam and lock system were built, as well as how they operate. They reviewed the salmon life cycle and discovered how juvenile and adult salmon navigate past the dam. During their visit, students observed salmon, shad, and lamprey moving through the fish ladder and gained a firsthand look at these fascinating species in action.
The adventure continued at the fish hatchery, where students saw trout and sturgeon.
What an incredible educational experience! Thank you to all of our parent chaperones and a special thank you to the NRCO for generously funding this memorable field trip. We appreciate your support in providing these enriching opportunities for our students! πππ’π
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