Family Movie Nights
in the Cafeteria, Fridays at
5:30 PM - doors open and concessions for sale
6 PM - movie starts
Questions? Email melissasircy@gmail.com
Neurodivergent Family Gatherings
in the Cafeteria, Thursdays at 5:30 pm
Pizza dinner provided
Questions? Email gretawest1@gmail.com
BIPOC Family Gatherings
in the SUN Room (Room 4), Tuesdays at 5:30 pm
Dinner & childcare provided
Questions? Email rbilbrew@pps.net
The Inclusion Committee partners with our students, teachers, staff, families, and community leaders to prioritize IDEAS (Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, Access)
• Anti-racism
• Microaggressions
• Police Violence and Protests
• Allyship
• Compassion Fatigue
Fall 2021
Fall 2022
Fall 2023
Fall 2024
Flags Banner in cafeteria representing world countries (200+), Oregon's Indigenous People (11), Black Americans (2), LGBTQIA2S+ (10), and types of Neurodivergence (9)
2021-22
Latinx/Hispanic Leaders
Latinx/Hispanic Heritage Month
Día de los Muertos
Día de los Muertos
Native American Leaders
Native American Heritage Month
We Are Grateful: Otsaliheliga and We Are Still Here! written by Traci Sorell, illustrated by Frané Lessac
Black, African American, and Civil Rights Leaders
Black History Month
Chronology of the Civil Rights Movement and Black Leaders
Community Helpers
Arab-American Leaders
Asian Pacific Islander American Leaders
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LGBTQIA2S+ Leaders
2022-23
Latinx/Hispanic Heritage Month
Abuela written by Arthur Dorros, illustrated by Elisa Kelvin
Positive affirmations in Spanish
Native American Heritage Month
We Are Grateful: Otsaliheliga and We Are Still Here! written by Traci Sorell, illustrated by Frané Lessac
Native American Leaders
Holidays Around the World
Dimensions of Diversity
Black History Month
Civil Rights Movement
School-wide student MLK, Jr. sticker mosaic housed in the library
Neurodiversity Celebration
Neurodivergent leaders & debunking ADHD assumptions
Mental Health Awareness Month
Strength-based, positive affirmations, coping strategies, and more
LGBTQIA+ Pride
2023-24
Latinx/Hispanic Heritage Month
Día de los Muertos
Native American Heritage (delayed due to PAT strike)
& Winter Holidays Around the World
Black History Month
Women's History Month & Neurodiversity Celebration
The Neurodiversity Umbrella Project and flags representing subtypes
Arab American Heritage Month & Celebrate Diversity
Asian American, Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage
& Mental Health Awareness Month
LGBTQ Pride Month
2024-25
Latinx/Hispanic Heritage Month
Día de los Muertos
Native American Heritage
Winter Holidays Around the World
Black History Month
Inaugural Lantern Walk at Woodstock Park, Oct 2021
Día de los Muertos display at Lantern Walk
Inaugural Lantern Walk Planning Committee
From left to right: Carrie Bowers, Sheryl Moren, Nicole Irish, Melissa Sircy
Secure grant for a robust DEI collection of reading material in the library
DEI Library book dedication
Volunteers create DEI-theme bookcase end caps for library
First annual Feliz Día de Los Niños (Day of the Child) celebration originating in Mexico and dates back to 1925
Music of Encanto played as students chose free books, activities, and treats
Brainstorm with 2nd Grade Team projects to highlight students' intersecting identities resulting in the first annual Flag Walk
Collaborated with PPS Multilingual Community Agents to increase access to written and verbal translations
Playground inclusive signs
Family Movie Night with concessions in the cafeteria. BYO blanket and lawn chairs.
PTA Inclusion Committee and SUN collaboration
Bi-monthly social and educational gatherings for neurodivergent families, co-facilitated by 2 parents with professional expertise.
Secure volunteers for Arleta’s Day at the district PPS/PTA Clothing Center each fall and spring to allow families in our community to shop for clothing
Oregon Hope Chinese School Wushu Kung Fu
Calpulli Coatlicue
OfF.Brand
Anthony Rivera (Hip Hop for Love)
Freddie Lane
Delicious food from vendors Tamales el Pollón, Shorty's Hotdogs, and Bui's Natural Tofu
The Be SMART campaign promotes responsible gun ownership to reduce child gun deaths. PBOT Safe Routes to School offered educational material and safety tools.
YMCA and SUN donated school supplies and backpacks
Student crafts, games, and karaoke
SUN Staff
Urban Gleaners and Clackamas Service Center provided free groceries and home goods. Free furniture also offered.
Block Party Planning Committee
Adults from left to right: Leslie Nordella, Carrie Bowers, Sheryl Moren, Melissa Sircy, Grace Kim, Raina Bilbrew, Lisa Hawking
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