Sage Point Elementary School

Sage Point families-
School is closed tomorrow, December 4th. Come on down to the school to pick up lunch and breakfast for the next day! Ms. Squirrel will be ready for you from 11am-12pm at the front entrance!

Wildcat Families- there will be No School tomorrow, December 2nd.

Moses Lake School District Moses Lake School District

Moses Lake School District Moses Lake School District

Dear Sage Point families, please see the message below from Superintendent Carol Lewis.

SCHOOL HAS NOT BEEN CANCELLED AT THIS TIME.
WE WILL LET YOU KNOW BY 5:00 ON SUNDAY WHETHER OR NOT SCHOOL WILL BE IN SESSION ON MONDAY.
Please read the message below for more details.

Hello Moses Lake School District Community,

The Moses Lake School District prioritizes the education, safety, and well-being of our students, and we want to share some important updates with you.

Although no official communication has been made from the Moses Lake Education Association to the Moses Lake School District, the District has received informal information that the Association intends to stop work on Monday, December 1, if a tentative labor agreement has not been reached by Sunday, November 30. We have also seen that many news outlets are reporting that a strike will begin on Monday.

We understand this news is upsetting and creates uncertainty for our students and their families, and we are committed to providing you with the information you need in order to plan for Monday. We will communicate with families NO LATER THAN 5:00 PM on SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 30, through ParentSquare, to let you know whether or not school will be in session on Monday, December 1.

The District remains committed to bargaining a fair and financially responsible labor agreement with the Association. On Wednesday, November 26, the Association informed the District, through a mediator, that it would be ready to provide the District with a proposal on Sunday, November 30, but not sooner. The District will be ready to receive and respond to any proposals it receives on Sunday.

Since June, all proposals from both parties have been posted on the Moses Lake School District website, linked HERE. Included in the District’s most recent proposal are:

Reinstating elementary teacher planning time during the student day beginning in the 2026-27 school year, which would provide students with more specialist time each day (PE, Music, Library, etc.)
52 hours per year of professional development provided by the District to every Association member
A salary increase of the state-determined inflationary percentage of 2.57% for every association member

The long term success of each and every student in our school district will always be my highest priority. I appreciate your patience as we navigate this difficult time. Detailed information for families can be found below.

Thank You,
Carol Lewis, Moses Lake School District Superintendent

DETAILED INFORMATION FOR FAMILIES
Daily District Updates – 4:00 p.m.
Beginning December 1, the District will release a daily update at 4:00 p.m. through:

ParentSquare
www.mlsd161.org
District social media
Email

These updates will include the latest information on mediation, school operations, activities, meal service, and family support resources.

To ensure you receive notifications, please check your ParentSquare settings. Help is available at www.mlsd161.org/ps.

Facilities Closed to Students and Visitors

For the safety of staff and community members, all the District school buildings and facilities will be closed to students and visitors during the work stoppage.

If students have essential items, including medications, they can stop by their school’s main office during normal school hours starting Monday, December 1, 2025, through Tuesday, December 2, 2025, at Noon.

Community use of our facilities for scheduled events will continue as long as it is possible to do so.

Only essential personnel will be permitted on-site.

Calendar Adjustments
We know learning loss is a concern for many. Please be assured that state law requires any missed instructional days to be made up after the stoppage ends, and our students will receive the required 180 days of instruction regardless of a work stoppage.

The current last day of school is June 5, 2026.
Additional days will be added beginning June 8, 2026, depending on the duration of the closure.

All calendared events, including all high school graduations, will be shifted by the total number of days lost during a work stoppage.

Food Services
The District will provide one breakfast and one lunch each day for enrolled MLSD students to pick up beginning on Monday, December 1, 2025.

Pick-Up Time: 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Pick-Up Locations: Elementary schools only; Groff students can pick up at either Garden Heights or Lakeview.
Eligibility: Meals are available only for students currently enrolled in the Moses Lake School District.

Families with middle school or high school students may pick up meals at the elementary school serving their attendance area.
We appreciate your flexibility as we work to ensure students continue to have access to meals during this disruption.

MLSD Work Stoppage Information Hotline
A recorded daily update will be available beginning December 1 at: (509) 793-7769

This message will be refreshed once each day and will reflect the same information shared in the 4:00 p.m. update.

Athletics & Activities
Unlike academics, athletics, and activities cannot be made up at the end of the school year, and in order to offer these opportunities for our students, the District will offer coaches and advisors the option to continue providing services to students throughout the work stoppage. Coaches and advisors will be in direct contact with athletes and participants regarding all practices, events, and competitions.

To preserve time-sensitive student opportunities:

Middle and High School winter sports competitions and practices may continue based on coach participation.
Families will need to provide their own transportation to and from practices, and the District will provide transportation from school sites to and from competitions.
Certain activities connected to academic competitions may continue, depending on advisor avail

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Wildcat Families,
We are excited to share that our school has been blessed with a generous donation of 42 White Chicken Chili meals from wonderful members of our local community. A heartfelt thank-you goes out to the following businesses for their kindness and support:
International Paper, Prevision Plumbing & Electrical, Lift Beauty & Wellness, Nest Realty Company, Moses Lake Police Department, Rory Knapp, DDS, Express Employment Professionals, Raymond Construction, and JTB Consulting & Development.
We know that recent cuts to family benefits have made it harder for some families to make ends meet. Thanks to this generous donation, we are able to offer a little extra support during this challenging time.
We are grateful for our supportive community and proud to be Wildcats! 💙

Today our Wildcats pause to honor and thank all the brave men and women who have served our country. We are so grateful for your courage, dedication, and sacrifice. ❤️💙
Thank you, Veterans!

Thank you, Mrs. Kimbro!!

Celebrating Our Leaders: Sage Point Elementary

This National Principals Month, we’re proud to highlight Mrs. Kimbro, Principal of Sage Point Elementary—home of the Wildcats!

Mrs. Kimbro brings a contagious energy and deep care for her students and staff. She’s known for creating a learning environment where curiosity is celebrated, teamwork thrives, and every Wildcat feels seen and supported.

Her leadership shines through in the way she empowers others—helping students grow in confidence and staff feel valued for the difference they make each day.

Thank you, Mrs. Kimbro, for your heart, your leadership, and your unwavering commitment to Sage Point!


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Celebrando a Nuestros Líderes: Sage Point Elementary

Durante este Mes Nacional de los Directores, nos enorgullece reconocer a la Directora Sra. Kimbro de Sage Point Elementary, ¡hogar de los Wildcats!

La Sra. Kimbro irradia energía y demuestra un profundo cariño por sus estudiantes y su personal. Es reconocida por crear un ambiente de aprendizaje donde se celebra la curiosidad, el trabajo en equipo prospera y cada Wildcat se siente visto y apoyado.

Su liderazgo brilla en la manera en que empodera a los demás, ayudando a los estudiantes a crecer con confianza y al personal a sentirse valorado por la diferencia que marcan cada día.

Gracias, Sra. Kimbro, por su corazón, su liderazgo y su compromiso inquebrantable con Sage Point.

Wildcats, you are AMAZING! In just 24 hours, here’s where we stand:
💰 $2,090 raised toward our $10,000 goal
🏃 64/328 students registered (that’s 20%)
📅 12 days left until Jog-A-Thon Day!
🌎 87 donations have come in from 9 different states (Wow, Wildcats are everywhere!)
🔥 Classroom Leaderboard 🔥
1️⃣ Mrs. Kinder – $585
2️⃣ Mrs. Davis – $255
3️⃣ Mrs. Stevens – $225
4️⃣ Mrs. Hansen – $215
5️⃣ Mrs. S. Clark – $200
👏 Huge shoutout to these classes for leading the way! But remember—it’s still anyone’s game! With 12 days to go, every registration and every donation counts.
👉 Which class will take the lead next?
👉 Can we hit $3,000 by tomorrow?
Keep spreading the word, and let’s show what our Wildcat community can do! 🐾💪

We truly want to tell you we are so thankful for the work you do!

Happy first Monday of the school year!
Just a friendly reminder that today is our first late start Monday.
Buses will run one hour later than their usual Tuesday–Friday pick-up times.
Doors will open at 10:10 a.m. for students who need breakfast.
Classes will begin promptly at 10:30 a.m.

🚍✨ Does your Wildcat ride the bus to school? Great news — the 2025-2026 bus routes and times are here! 🎉
Check them out so your student is ready to roll into another amazing school year! 🐾📚