Learning Hours
Mon/Tues/Thurs/Fri:
8:30am-3:00pm
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Wednesday/Minimum Days:
8:30am-1:00pm
Office hours:
8:00am - 3:30pm
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Elective Schedule:
Monday, Tuesday- Art with Jenny
Thursday, Friday-Music with Matt
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Grizzly Hill School is a TK-8 public school located in beautiful North Columbia. The school enjoys a family-like ambiance and is committed to a low student-teacher ratio with an average of 20 or fewer students per class. The student population hovers around 100 students. Classrooms tend to be multi-graded depending on the student population.
Grizzly HIll Athletics
We require all students to have the below forms completed for each team sport they participate in. Please make sure they are returned before the first practice at the start to any season. Thanks for your cooperation.
Contacts
Marisol Estrada- (530)265-9052 mestrada@tresd.org
Athletics Calendar
At a Glance
Cross Country- August 25th-October 17th
Girls Volleyball-February 23rd-April 24th
Boys Basketball-January 5th- February 27th
Girls Basketball- October 6th-December 12th
Track and Field-March 30th-May 29th
Mountain Biking-March 30th-May 29th
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Practice Schedule
Mondays- 3:30-5:00 PM
Wednesdays- 3:30-5:00PM

If your child needs transportation to and from games please fill out the transportation request form and return to Marisol in the Main office!

Canceled
Tournament games will be held the week of December 15th, schedule TBD.
ELOP Club Offerings

Goblin Forge
Dive into the fantasy world of D&D with Guillaume Habekoss leading students with his elaborate game boards and character development! Goblin Forge meets every Wednesday from 3:30-5:30PM
*Please Note* All Clubs are free of charge, however, in order to participate in ELOP clubs
students must have an ELOP permission slip on file, as well as being signed up for the individual club. Both forms can be found in the main office.
Thank you for your cooperation.

Kristin Snell,
Community Schools Coordinator

Shelline Martines, Parent Liaison

Community Schools is a transformational strategy that integrates school- and community-based efforts to support the development of the whole child. As a Community School, Grizzly Hill provides: community-connected learning opportunities that are meaningful and relevant to students, support for student interests including clubs and special events, access to the Bear Den - a campus calming room, monthly family forum and circles of support gatherings for parents, caregivers and children, services to support medical, dental and mental health, access to resources to meet basic needs, a parent teacher home visit program, avenues of communication like Ridge Connections newsletter and Coffee with the Principal events and community classes such as babysitting certification, first aid and CPR.
Your input, ideas and feedback are welcome
Karina Williams, Community Liaison
530-265-9052 x212.




