Helen Haller Elementary School

Inclement weather Letter to Parents
 
Anticipated Absence? If your student will be absent 3 or more days, a parent or guardian MUST contact the teacher and/or office at least 3 days prior so the teacher has sufficient time to gather homework. (Click for form and to learn more)

Questions? 360-582-3200 (7:30-3:30)
[email protected]

3rd, 4th & 5th Grade Registration

You may download and print a registration packet or pick one up from the HHE office and return when completed. Please provide proof of address, document with your child's birth name and date on it and vaccination form from your physician. Click here for attendance boundary map.

Need to make bus plans?
360-582-3274
Find My Bus Stop (smart-tag.net)


The District webpage Health Service Tab has the most current information about COVID 

Student Rights and Responsibilities 

OFFICE HOURS

Our office hours are Monday-Friday: 7am-3:30pm. If you need assistance outside of our office hours, please contact the District Office (360-582-3260).

SPIRIT WEAR Copy Cat Graphics & Signs (companycasuals.com)

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Helen Haller: Tuesday-Friday 8:05 drop off (7:45 for breakfast) with 8:15 start
2:45 pick-up
Monday late start 9:05 drop off (8:45 for breakfast) with 9:15 start
2:45 pick-up 
Early Release days 11:00
Keep an eye on the Sequim School District webpage for updates

Safety Study Hall

A New Resource from the WA Department of Health for Schools, Families, and Students

The Washington State Department of Health has launched the Safety Study Hall website—a new and valuable resource for schools, students, and families to learn about key health and safety topics. The site covers important information on preventing substance use, and the safe storage of prescription and over-the-counter medications, firearms, and ammunition, as outlined in House Bill 1230.

Safety Study Hall is part of a broader effort to promote safety in schools and communities across the state. Schools, school districts, and educational service districts (ESD) are required by state law to take specific actions to ensure these resources are accessible to their communities.

Visit the Safety Study Hall website using the link below to learn more:

Visit the Safety Study Hall