November 17 5th Grade Music Con-cert, 6:45 PM 18 PTA Meeting, 6:30 PM; Sahara Pizza Night 19 PTA Fun Run Fundraiser Kick-Off 23 School Board Meeting, 6:00 PM 25 Early Dismissal, 12:55 PM 26-27 Thanksgiving Break, NO SCHOOL 30 Food Drive begins

CHEETAH NEWSLETTER Cooperative - Accountable - Respectful - Enthusiastic - Safe

November 12, 2015

Principal Christine Espeland Dean of Students Romana Plesa Guidance Counselor Heather Mitchell Secretary Kim Kirschenmann Assistant Secretary Sherry Carswell 24 Hour Attendance Hotline (360) 804~3101 School Phone (360)804~3100 FAX (360) 804~3199 Health Room (360) 804-3132 Kitchen (360) 804~3135 Transportation (360) 804~2650 www.monroe.wednet.edu

Annual Yearbook Cover Contest The Yearbook Committee is announcing their annual yearbook cover contest. The contest is open to all students in grades K through 5. This year’s theme for the contest will be “Cheetah Superheroes.” Students should try their best to draw a picture that depicts what a Cheetah Superhero looks like or means to them. Please note the deadline for turning in entries. The contest rules are as follows: �� All entries must be drawn on a piece of 8 1/2 x 11 inch paper �� The drawing must be in portrait layout �� All entries must be colored, using crayon or marker (marker shows up best) �� Entries must be free of spelling errors (have a parent proof your work) �� All entries must be completely original student drawings (no tracing or copied or com-

puter generated images) �� All entries must be turned in to the office no later than Wednesday, December 2, 2015

at 4:00 PM. Please remember to write your first and last name, teacher, and grade on the back lightly in pencil (no pen or marker please). The winner of the contest will receive a free yearbook! We have always had a great turnout, and we are hoping to have many participants this year. Be creative and have fun. Good luck!

Fifth Grade Marimba Concert The first music concert of the year is quickly approaching. Keep Tuesday, No-vember 17, 2015 open for a fun evening. The 5th grade classes of Mr . Er -ickson, Ms. Fretz, and Mrs. Teague’s classes will be performing at 6:45 PM in

the Chain Lake gym. Please have your child arrive no earlier than 10 minutes prior to the scheduled start time. Also, please consider carpooling due to our lack of parking here at the school. Thank you for your support of our students. We hope to see you! If you have any questions about the upcoming concerts, please feel free to call or e-mail Mrs. Moyer. She can be reached at (360)804-3145 or via e-mail at mo-yerk@monroe.wednet.edu.

Save the Date… ...and mark your calendars. Monroe Public Schools will dismiss Wednesday, November 25th at 12:55 PM for the Thanksgiving holiday. In addition, there will be no school Thursday, November 26th and Friday, November 27th.

School will resume at its normal time on Monday, November 30th. Please feel free to call the office if you have any questions.

Annual Food Drive Coming Soon The Student Council Annual Food Drive is coming soon. Look for more information that will come home in next week’s newsletter. Non-perishable food items as well as monetary donations will be accepted for the Sky Val-

ley Food Bank. Cash donations allow the Food Bank to purchase food in bulk - up to three times the amount over retail! It really helps them to stretch the dollar to widen the distribution! Chain Lake families always do an amazing job, and last year was no excep-tion. Last year, our school collected over 2,500 pounds of food, $2,400 in cash, and a mountain of toys for our community members in need! With your help, we hope to sur-pass that total this year. Student Council representatives will be visiting the food bank next Thursday, November 19th, to gain perspective on the very important service that the food bank provides to our community. We thank you in advance for your donations and your support of our community.

**24 Hour Attendance Hotline** Call anytime, day or night, and leave a

detailed message. Never have an unexcused absence again!

(360) 804-3101 Absences can also be entered online via

Family Access

Our Lost and Found... ...is filling up!! We hope that you have been able to take the time over the past several con-ference days to check through the many bins of

lost items. Each year bags and bags of clothes from our Lost & Found bin are donated to local charities. Since we never know when an item is placed in the bin, it’s a good idea to do periodic checks. To ensure that your child’s be-longings are returned, please make a point to label all items with his or her name. Lost and Found items that are clearly marked will be held for the student. Items left in the bins will be donated to charity over Thanksgiving Break. Hurry on down!

Be sure to check out the Community No�ces page on the District website. This page is designed to help families have the informa�on they need when they need it. Check out all of the great opportuni�es that are offered throughout the school year! If your organiza�on is interested in taking advantage of this new process, please complete a Request for Distribu�on form and return it to the Superintendent’s Office: - By email to MooreB@monroe.wednet.edu - By fax to 360.804.2529 - By mail to Superintendent’s Office, Monroe Public Schools Administra�on Building, 200 East Fremont, Monroe WA 98272 - Or in person. Ques�ons? – contact Barb Moore by email or by telephone 360.804.2502.

11-30-15 - Imagine Children’s Museum - November

12-01-15 - Monroe LaCrosse Club

01-09-16 - Lyon Ski School

04-04-16 - Camp Killoqua Events

06-23-16 - Schack Art Center Activities

11-07-15 - Girls Flag Football

11-13-15 - Boys and Girls Club Basketball

11-14-15 - Open Up To Fitness

11-21-15 - Fusion Volleyball Club

Notice of Non-Discrimination The Monroe School District does not discriminate on the basis of sex, race, creed, religion, color, national origin, age, honorably discharged veteran or military status, sexual orientation including gender expression or identity, the presence of any sensory, mental, or physical disability, or the use of a trained dog guide or service animal by a person with a disability in its programs and activities and provides equal access to the Boy Scouts and other designated youth groups. The following employees have been designated to handle questions and complaints of alleged discrimination: Title IX Coordinator Section 504/ADA Coordinator Compliance Coordinator for 28A.640 and 28A.642 RCW Justin Blasko: Ginnie Ayres: Joanne Dickinson: 200 E Fremont 200 E Fremont 200 E Fremont Monroe, WA 98272 Monroe, WA 98272 Monroe, WA 98272 360.804.2539 360.804.2558 360.804.2532 blaskoj@monroe.wednet.edu ayresg@monroe.wednet.edu dickinsonj@monroe.wednet.edu The Monroe School District will also take steps to assure that national origin persons who lack English language skills can participate in all education programs, services and activities. For information regarding translation services or transitional bilingual education programs, contact Ginnie Ayres.

It’s Cold & Wet!! As you are aware, we have outdoor recess during sunny and warm or cold and rainy weather here at Chain Lake. Now that the colder, rainier fall weather has started to make an appearance, we strongly recommend that your child be dressed ap-propriately for whatever kind of weather that may come up. Dressing in layers is always a good idea. Please be sure to

send your child to school with a warm jacket and boots, hat and gloves when appropriate. Sending your student to school with extra clothes in their backpack is also a good idea. Make sure that all clothing items are clearly marked with your child’s name on the gar-ment. Thank you for your help with keeping our Cheetahs warm and dry!

Monroe Police & Fire

Appreciation Week Next week, Monroe will be honoring our brave men and

women that protect and serve our community. We hope you take the time out to say “Thank You” to our

local heroes!

Sahara Pizza Night Next Week!!

Don’t miss out on our monthly Sahara Pizza night coming next week! Due to the Thanksgiving holiday, our pizza night will be on Wednesday, November 18th. Flyers will go home next week with more information. YUM!

• The Fall Fun Run is coming! It will start on the 19th. More information coming soon! • Next PTA General meeting is Wednesday November 18th at 6:30pm in the school library. Come join us!

• You do not have to be a PTA Member to come to the meetings. But when you sign up as a member it buysyou a voice. You can vote on issues, and help us better our school. Membership is only $10 per personor $17 for two family members. We are holding a contest for most memberships per classroom – the winning classroom will win an ice cream party provided by the PTA! Contest ends Nov 30th.

• We will also be having a holiday gift shop in December! This shop will give your children an opportunity to to purchase gifts for $10 or less. More info coming soon!

• Look for our PTA Newsletter every other week for upcoming events.

Dates to remember• 11/19 - 12/4 PTA Fall Fun Run• 11/18 PTA Meeting• 11/18 Sahara Pizza Night• 12/4 Cocoa and Carols

Chain Lake Elementary PTA

Newsletter

2015 – 2016 PTA Board MembersPresident – Lindsey Perdomo lindseyperdomo@comcast.netCo-President – Michelle Shoemaker fourgoats@gmail.comVice President – Cheri Carswell ccarswell02@hotmail.comCo-Vice President – Tiffany Wheeler lovelyblonde@hotmail.comSecretary – Lisa Brown lisa.m.brown3@comcast.netTreasurer – Rose Warren gwarren29@msn.comCheck us out! ChainLakePTA.comGet connected! www.facebook.com/chainlakeparentsEmail: chainlakepta@gmail.com

2015 – 2016 Top Watch DogLuke Gaylor clewatchdogs@live.com

"…Growing Every Cheetah, Every Day in Every Way…"

CHAIN LAKE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 360-804-3100 FAX 360-804-3199 www.monroe.wednet.edu

12125 Chain Lake Road, Snohomish, WA 98290 Chris Espeland, Principal

November 12, 2015 Dear Parents, Thank you for your support of Chain Lake Elementary and the investments you make in your children’s lives.

We are so excited to introduce you to this semester’s only major fundraiser, the Apex Fun Run! The Apex Fun Run Fundraiser will last for approximately 2 weeks and will kick off with a Pep Rally on Thursday, November 19th. Please look for your child’s Pledge Kit that they will receive on that day. We will have emails coming from

your teachers. Please feel free to visit www.apexfunrun.com to hear about this interactive program that helps schools all over the country raise money, while promoting leadership and fitness in the classes. This year's character theme is Dream Team, where students will join Johnny Dreamer and the Apex team in an exciting journey to learn what it means to become a Dream Team Leader:

o Dive In! o Resourceful! o Elevate Others! o Attitude Check! o Make A Difference!

During the Apex Fun Run, students are challenged to get pledges for the laps they will run on Wednesday, December 2nd to help their school. Students will run for 30 minutes and average 26-36 laps, with the maximum amount of laps being 36 (each lap is 1/16th of a mile). Sponsors can pledge $1, $2, $5 or any other amount for each lap students run. All participants will receive an access code that allows you to enter pledges online. Funds raised this year will be going to the school to pay for a variety of school needs! The Apex Fun Run is for every student regardless of financial giving. All students will receive Apex bands, race-day lap counters, and team awards. We invite all parents to come to the Apex Fun Run and share in this great event! The time for the Apex Fun Run is Wednesday, December 2nd between 9:30 AM and 2:30 PM. You can help our school be successful in the following four ways:

� Help connect your child to potential sponsors (family/friends) to acquire pledges. � Ask your child about the “Dream Team” character lessons, and download the “Apex Fun Run”

App! � Come to the Apex Fun Run and don’t forget to invite others to attend our fun-filled community

event on our field. � Help volunteer for the race! We need a few parents to help cheer on students and mark laps. If

you would like to volunteer for your student’s race, please contact the Chain Lake PTA by emailing them at clepta@gmail.com.

Thank you again for your continued support—we are so excited to begin this journey with you! Sincerely, Chris Espeland The Chain Lake PTA Principal

2015-16 Transportation Bulletin

When the weather outside is frightful… Monroe Public Schools is dedicated to ensuring a safe ride to school for your child(ren) in all weather conditions. Transportation will only be provided when it is determined conditions are safe. If school is canceled due to weather or another emergency, Monroe Public Schools will use June 22, 23 and 24 (in this order) in 2016 as days to make up lost class time. Students and their families will be notified prior to using these dates.

There will be times when transportation services will either be canceled or significantly altered to ensure the safety of our students. The information that follows explains potential changes that could occur. School will always be open unless a Monroe Public Schools’ closure announcement is recorded on the School Schedule HOTLINE (360.804.2950). Changes to transportation services are usually decided by 6 a.m., however with the speed our weather changes some decisions may be made later. A Bus HOTLINE (360.804.2951) has also been established to provide information when school buses are running late due to road construction, traffic or other delays. Families will find school and bus schedule changes by:

Checking your family’s email - (sign up for an email alert notice* or Twitter on the schools’ website) Checking the schools’ website at www.monroe.wednet.edu Calling the School Schedule HOTLINE (360.804.2950)

* Visit flashalert.net/login to subscribe to the email alert system. Typical school schedule announcements made during bad weather may include:

Schools Closed - All Monroe Public Schools will be closed. It is understood that all school meetings and after-school activities are automatically canceled unless specific announcements are made to the contrary. If the weather improves, families may listen to the School Schedule HOTLINE (360.804.2950) for updated information about events and activities.

Two Hours Late - Schools will start two hours late. Buses will arrive at the bus stop two hours later than usual. Schools will close at the regular times. (NOTE: See inside pages on how this affects school schedules and special programs.)

If school starts 2 hours late then the following

will occur, there will be:

No Pre-school for the session scheduled that morning

No “zero” hour classes at Monroe High School

No transportation to ROTC

No transportation to programs or schools outside the district

(Includes Sno-Isle Skil ls Center which follows the Mukilteo School District’s schedule)

Limited Bus Transportation - Monroe Public Schools will be open with l imited transportation service. (See listing of l imited routes.) Limited transportation service means some bus routes will travel a different route. Please note: Posted weight restrictions on local roads apply to school buses.

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CAUTION: When weather changes during the day road conditions will be reviewed. Any changes to service will be reported through email alerts, Twitter, on the schools’ website and the Bus HOTLINE (360.804.2951). In addition, bus routes may attempt to run, however upon arrival at each area, the bus driver may decide a safety hazard exists and will not be able to complete the scheduled route. Drivers will use alternate routes to bypass the more dangerous roads. (See limited routes)

In this case, a message is recorded on the Bus Hotline (360.804.2951) and no child leaves the bus without previous signed permission from their family or contact being made with families to ensure there is a safe place for the child. In the event a parent or guardian cannot be reached the child is returned to either the school or the Transportation Office, 1410 W. Main Street in downtown Monroe.

We strive to provide the best service to our families so when the weather improves by the afternoon, buses may be able to complete regular routes in the afternoon that were unable to be traveled in the morning. This information is also recorded on the Bus Hotline (360.804.2951). PLEASE NOTE: No announcement means Monroe Public Schools’ classes are in session with normal transportation provided for all students. Families may confirm school schedules by calling the school closure line (360.804.2950) for a recorded message. When limited Transportation Routes are announced, buses will not travel: Maltby area – East Side of Hwy 522

• Aspen Way and all side roads to Aspen Way – Two stops on Aspen Way at 138th DR. SE and 235th ST. SE

• Country Meadows – Stop will be at 113th DR. SE and 204th ST. SE.

• Paradise Glen and beyond – Stop will be at 103rd Ave. SE and Paradise Lake Road

• Sutton Woods Development & 131st Ave SE off Echo Lake Road – Stop will be at 131st Ave. SE and Echo Lake Road

• High Bridge Rd north of the bridge at Crescent Lake Rd/Welch Rd to Lost Lake Rd for MBE and HRMS students – Stop will be at the Echo Lake Community Church on Lost Lake Road. Bus will pick up 30 minutes before school is scheduled to begin. High school students may also go to this location or go to the boat launch at Crescent Lake Rd to ride Route 241.

• 228th ST SE – Stop will be at 228th ST. SE and 138th Ave. SE

• 95th Ave SE & 222nd ST SE – Stop will be at 222nd ST SE and East Bostain Road

Maltby area – West Side of Hwy 522 • 197th ST. SE (Horse Country, Montaire, Highland Vista) – Stops will be at 197th ST. SE and 76th Ave. SE,

206th ST SE and 78th Ave SE, and 201st ST. SE and 76th Ave. SE.

• Hwy 9 stops - All stops on both sides of Hwy 9 will be picked up by Route 282 (HS) and Route 266 (MS and Maltby)

• 188th ST. SE and 67th Ave SE West of HWY 9 – Stop will be at 188th ST SE & Snohomish Ave

• 188th ST SE East of HWY 9 – Stop will be at Cathcart Elementary School, parking lot east of 83rd AVE. SE & 188th ST. SE

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North Monroe (Hwy 2 & North of Hwy 2) • Badke Road / Lupine Meadows – Stop will be at Badke Road & Trombley Road

• Bollenbaugh Hill – Stop will be at intersection of Yeager Road, Woods Creek Road & Bollenbaugh Hill Road

• Butler Road – Stop will be at Trombley Road & Butler Road

• Calhoun Road from Old Owen Road to 215th Ave. SE – Stops will be at 215th Ave. SE & Calhoun Road and the Monroe Hotel on Old Owen Road

• Cromwell Road and roads off Cromwell – Stop will be at Cromwell Road & Florence Acres Road

• Hand Road – Stop will be at 271st ST. SE and Florence Acres Road

• Hidden Ridge Estates – Stop will be at 109th ST. SE and Chain Lake Road

• Hwy 2 east of town – Stop will be at Calhoun Road and Hwy 2 (The Reptile Zoo)

• Ingraham Road – Stops will be at Ingraham Road and Woods Creek Road and Ingraham Road and 134th ST. SE

• Mero Road – Stop will be at Mero Road and Meadow Lake Road

• Robinhood Lane and all side roads – Stop will be at the Firstair Field Airport, 13812 179th Avenue SE

• Upper Woods Creek (Pit Hil l) – Stop will be at Woods Creek and Wagner roads

• Trombley Hill – Stop will be at 191st ST. SE and Rainier View Rd at retention pond

• Van Brocklin Road – Stop will be at 146th Place SE and 253rd Ave. SE

• Weatherby Estates – Stop will be at 104th ST. SE and 215th Ave. SE

• Whitfield Estates – Stop will be at 123rd Ave. SE and Ingraham Road

• 130th Place SE and all side roads – Stop will be at 130th Place SE and Chain Lake Road

• 227th Ave. SE – Bus will not travel 227th Ave. SE. Stop will be at 116th ST SE and 227th Ave. SE

• Ridgewood Estates – Stop will be at 254th DR. SE and Old Owen Road

South Monroe

• Tester Road – Stop will be at Tester Road & Sky Meadow Lane

• 161st Ave SE – (West Tester Rd) – Stop will be at 161st Ave. SE and Old Monroe-Snohomish Hwy.

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Tualco Valley Area

• Ben Howard Road – Bus will not travel past Steffen’s Farm, stop will be at 22013 Ben Howard Rd (Steffen’s Farm)

• Mt. Forest Development – Stop will be at High Bridge Road and Mt. Forest Blvd.

• High Rock and Lake Fontal roads – Stops will be at Highway 203 and High Rock Road at the hairpin curve and at Highway 203 and Cherry Valley Road

• North High Rock Road – Stop will be at North High Rock Road and Highway 203

When flooding occurs buses will not travel:

Tester Road past 157th AVE. SE and Sky Meadow Lane

Tualco Loop Road

Ben Howard Road past the Steffen’s Farm

For helpful tips on how to prepare your family for winter weather visit www.takewinterbystorm.org a website produced by a public-private partnership including Snohomish County PUD, Snohomish County Emergency Management, the American Red Cross and others.

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2015-16 Boletín de transporte en caso de

¿Cuándo el clima esta frío o hay nieve en el suelo?

M o n ro e Pu blic Sch ools se co m p romete a g ara ntizarl es a su s h i j os u n viaje se g u ro h a sta la escu e la e n tod as l a s co nd icio nes cl imá ticas. Só lo se o f re ce rá el se rvi c io d e t ra nsp orte cu and o se d e te rmine q ue la s co nd icio nes so n se g u ra s. Si las clases se suspenden debido a las inclemencias del tiempo o a una emergencia natural, Monroe Public Schools establecerá los días 22, 23, y 24 de junio (en este orden) in 2016 como días de compensación escolar. Se notificará a padres y alumnos antes de la uti lización de estas fechas como días de clases.

Habrá oportunidades en las que los servicios de transporte se cancelarán o se alterarán de un modo significativo para garantizar la seguridad de los estudiantes. Este boletín contiene información que explica los cambios potenciales debido a las condiciones meteorológicas.

L a e scu e l a si em pre p erm anece rá a bierta a menos que haya un anuncio grabado sobre la suspensión de clases de Monroe Public Schools en la LÍNEA DIRECTA del horario escolar (425.239.8026) y publicado en el sitio en Internet en www.monroe.wednet.edu (el enlace al Horario escolar se encuentra en el cuadro de Enlaces rápidos). Por lo general, los cambios en el servicio de transporte usualmente se deciden antes de las 6 a.m.; sin embargo, debido a que muchos cambios climáticos son repentinos, se pueden tomar determinaciones posteriores.

Además, se ha establecido una Línea directa por demoras del autobús (425.239.8026) para brindar información cuando los autobuses escolares estén retrasados por razones de construcción de caminos, tráfico o un accidente.

Se puede encontrar información sobre el horario escolar y el servicio de autobús en: el correo electrónico de la familia (deben anotarse para obtener un aviso de alerta por

correo electrónico en nuestro sitio de Internet)� nuestro sitio de Internet en www.monroe.wednet.edu, el número telefónico 425-239-8026 para escuchar un mensaje grabado.

Los anuncios típicos sobre el horario escolar realizados en condiciones de mal tiempo pueden incluir:

Escuelas cerradas: todas las escuelas públicas de Monroe Public Schools permanecerán cerradas. Se da por sentado que todas las reuniones escolares y las actividades después del horario de clases se cancelan automáticamente a menos que se anuncie lo contrario. Si el tiempo mejora, las familias pueden escuchar la Línea directa del horario escolar (425-239-8026) para obtener información actualizada sobre los eventos y las actividades.

Dos horas más tarde: las clases comenzarán dos horas más tarde. Los autobuses llegarán a la parada dos horas más tarde que lo habitual. Las escuelas cerrarán sus puertas a la hora de costumbre. (NOTA: consultar las páginas internas para obtener información acerca de cómo esto afecta los horarios escolares y los programas especiales).

o Si la escuela comienza sus actividades dos horas más tarde, queda preestablecido que no habrá:

clases en preescolar durante esa mañana, no clases de horario “cero” en la Preparatoria de Monroe servicio de transporte a ROTC, servicio de transporte para los programas y escuela que se llevan a cabo fuera del

distrito. (Las clases en el Sno-Isle Skills Center respetan el horario del Distrito scolar de Mukilteo).

Transporte en autobús limitado: las escuelas públicas de Monroe estarán abiertas con servicio de transporte l imitado. (Los recorridos limitados se detallan en el interior). El servicio de transporte l imitado significa que se modificarán algunos recorridos de autobús. PARA TENER EN CUENTA: las restricciones de peso publicadas en calles y rutas locales se aplican a los autobuses escolares.

ADVERTENCIA: cuando el tiempo cambie durante el día, se revisarán las condiciones de los caminos. Cualquier modificación en el servicio se comunicará a través de alertas en el correo electrónico, en el sitio de Internet y la Línea directa del autobús. Además, aunque el autobús inicie su recorrido, al l legar a cada zona, el conductor puede determinar que existen riesgos para la seguridad y, por consiguiente, no estará en condiciones de completar el itinerario programado. Los conductores util izarán recorridos alternativos a fin de evitar las rutas peligrosas. (Consultar los recorridos limitados en el interior). En tal caso, se grabará un mensaje en la Línea directa por demoras del autobús (425.239.8026) y ningún niño podrá abandonar el autobús sin que se haya establecido una comunicación con la familia que garantice un lugar seguro para el niño. Si es imposible contactar al padre o tutor, el niño regresará a la escuela o a la Oficina de Transporte, 1410 W. Main Street, en el centro de Monroe.

Nos esforzamos para brindar el mejor servicio a nuestras familias, de modo que cuando las condiciones meteorológicas mejoran por la tarde, los autobuses retomen los recorridos habituales que no pudieron completar durante la mañana. Esta información también estará grabada en la Línea directa por demoras del autobús (425.239.8026).

Cuando se anuncien los Recorridos de transporte limitados, no habrá servicio de autobús: Zona de Maltby, lado este de la carretera 522

• Aspen Way y todas las vías laterales a Aspen Way: dos paradas, en Aspen Way y 138th DR. SE y en Aspen Way y 235th ST. SE.

• Country Meadows: la parada estará en 113th DR. SE y 204th ST. SE. • Paradise Glen y más allá: la parada estará en 103rd Ave. SE y Paradise Lake Road. • Sutton Woods Development y 131st Ave SE fuera de Echo Lake Road: la parada estará en

131st Ave. SE y Echo Lake Road. • High Bridge Rd al norte del puente de Crescent Lake Rd/Welsh Rd hasta Lost Lake Rd para alumnos de

MBE y HRMS: la parada estará en la iglesia de la comunidad de Echo Lake en Lost Lake Road. El autobús recogerá a los alumnos 30 minutos antes del horario de comienzo de clases. Los estudiantes de la preparatoria también pueden dirigirse a este sitio o en puerto de lanchas en Crescent Lake Rd para subirse en la ruta 241

• 228th ST SE: la parada estará en 228th ST. SE y 138th Ave. SE. • 95th Ave y 222nd : la parada estará en 222nd y East Bostain Road.

Zona de Maltby, lado oeste de la carretera 522 • 197th ST. SE (Horse Country, Montaire, Highland Vista): las paradas estarán en 197th ST. SE y 76th Ave

SE, y 206th St. SE y 78th Ave SE, y 201st ST SE y 76th Ave SE. Parada en la carretera 9 – Todas las paradas en ambos lados del Hwy 9 serán recogidas por la ruta 282

(Preparatoria MHS) y la Ruta 266 (Secundaria y Matlby) • 188th ST. SE y 67th Ave SE al oeste de la carretera 9: la parada estará en 188th ST SE y Snohomish Ave. • 188th ST SE al este de la carretera 9: la parada estará en Cathcart Elementary School, estacionamiento

al este de 83rd y 188th. Norte de Monroe (carretera 2 y norte de la carretera 2)

• Badke Road / Lupine Meadows: la parada estará en Badke Road y Trombley Road. • Bollenbaugh Hill: la parada estará en y Yeager Road, Woods Creek Road y Bollenbaugh Hill Road. • Butler Road: la parada estará en Trombley Road y Butler Road. • Calhoun Road desde Old Owen Road hasta 215th Ave. SE: las paradas estarán en 215th Ave. SE y

Calhoun Road, y en el hotel Monroe en Old Owen Road. • Cromwell Road y calles fuera de Cromwell: la parada estará en Cromwell Road y Florence Acres Road. • Hand Road: la parada estará en 271st ST. SE y Florence Acres Road. • Hidden Ridge Estates: la parada estará en 109th ST. SE y Chain Lake Road. • Carretera 2 al este de la ciudad: la parada estará en Calhoun Road y la carretera 2 (el Zoológico de

Reptiles). • Ingraham Road: las paradas estarán en Ingraham Road y Woods Creek Road, e Ingraham Road y 134th

ST. SE. • Mero Road: la parada estará en Mero Road y Meadow Lake Road.

• Robinhood Lane y todas las calles laterales: Parada será en el Aeropuerto Firstair Field, 13812 179th Avenue SE

• Zona norte de Woods Creek (Pit Hil l): la parada estará en Woods Creek y Wagner Road. • Trombley Hill: la parada estará en 191st ST. SE y Rainier View Rd en la laguna de retención. • Van Brocklin Road: la parada estará en 146th Place SE y 253rd Ave. SE. • Weatherby Estates: la parada estará en 104th ST. SE y 215th Ave. SE. • Whitfield Estates: la parada estará en 123rd Ave. SE e Ingraham Road. • 130th Place SE y todas las calles laterales: la parada estará en 130th Place SE y Chain Lake Road. • 227th Ave. SE: el autobús no recorrerá 227th Ave. SE. La parada estará en 116th ST SE y 227th Ave. SE. • Ridgewood Estates: la parada estará en 254th y Old Owen Road.

Sur de Monroe

• Tester Road: la parada estará en Tester Road y Sky Meadow Lane. • 161st Ave SE (West Tester Rd): la parada estará en 161st Ave. SE y la antigua carretera Monroe-

Snohomish. Zona de Tualco Valley

• Ben Howard Road: el recorrido del autobús no se extenderá más allá de Steffen’s Farm, la parada estará en 22013 Ben Howard Rd (Steffen’s Farm).

• Mt. Forest Development: la parada estará en High Bridge Road y Mt. Forest Blvd. • Calles High Rock y Lake Fontal: las paradas estarán en la carretera 203 y High Rock Road, en la curva

cerrada, y en la carretera 203 y Cherry Valley Road. • North High Rock Road: la parada estará en North High Rock Road y Highway 203.

En caso de inundaciones, no habrá servicio de autobús en:

Tester Road más allá de 157th y Sky Meadow Lane Tualco Loop Road Ben Howard Road más allá de Steffen’s Farm

Para obtener consejos útiles sobre cómo preparar a su familia para la visita del invierno www.takewinterbystorm.org un sitio web producido por una asociación público-privada, incluyendo el Condado de Snohomish PUD, Snohomish County Emergency Management, la Cruz Roja Americana y otros