Cal Young Week At a Glance: October 21-25

Picture retake day is this Thursday, October 24th. Students who missed the initial picture day and those wanting a retake will be invited down to the library to get their photo taken throughout the school day. Families interested in ordering are encouraged to order pictures through the LifeTouch online portal. If you would rather purchase using cash or check, picture packets are available in the front office.

Online Ordering: mylifetouch.com

Please use Picture Code: EVTMKPWPG

Spirit Week is coming! Students are invited to join us to celebrate our first spirit week of the year, October 28th thru November 1st. We'll enjoy themed days throughout the week and finish with an activity night on Friday, November 1st.

We'll start the week out on the comfy side with pajama day on Monday and Adam Sandler day on Tuesday. Pink out comes up next because "On Wednesdays We Wear Pink", plus we can come together to promote breast cancer awareness! Thursday brings us the classic Halloween costume day. Finally, we end the week supporting our favorite teams on Team day.

Friday, November 1st, 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm, students are invited to our Halloween Themed Fall Activity Night. Students can dance the night away or join in a number of other activities in the gym, cafeteria, and library. Cost for entry is $5 and concessions are available to purchase. Tickets can be purchased in advance during lunches October 28- October 31 with cash or check. Parents can also pre-purchase a ticket for their student online via SchoolPay.

Profits from Activity Night entry and concessions go to support the 8th grade promotion celebration and party.

Volunteers are still needed to make this and every activity night go smoothly. All volunteers must complete a 4J background check prior to volunteering.

Registration is available at opheliasplace.net, or participants can call us at 541-284-4333 or email info@opheliasplace.net to learn more.

Join us for a spine-tingling Halloween celebration in the heart of downtown Eugene. Families with young children can enjoy safe, fun trick-or-treating with local businesses and friendly characters. Thrill-seekers looking for something scarier may dare to navigate the Monstrous Map of the Macabre, collecting bits of a coded message to earn a chance to win exciting raffle prizes. With restaurants, cafes and food trucks, live music, street vendors and eerie entertainment, it's an experience you won’t want to miss—especially the return of the fan-favorite pet parade! Come dressed in your best costume and experience the perfect blend of family fun and hair-raising scares

For more information visit https://www.eugene-or.gov/4643/Halloween-Downtown