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Minimum Days for Testing
Reminder: We will have Minimum Days on May 6, 7, and 8 for CST Testing. Eighth grade will continue to test on the 9th and 12th, but those days will be on a regular schedule.
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Parents: Please make vacation arrangements around the Summer School dates.
Summer School is June 30th - August 1. Many of your children will be attending summer school. Please schedule your vacations around these dates.
Download the attached summer school calendar and bell schedule below.
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PAL Basketball gets ready for their season opener
PAL Basketball will start its season on Wednesday March 5th at Roosevelt Middle School. All games will begin at 4:00 pm and end at 5:30 pm. According to Coach Wong, "we have a shot at being very competitive this year."
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Check out the weekly bulletin on the bulletin board
The Toll Bulletin is a weekly publication which contains info on school events and dates. The current Bulletin is packed with vauable information. Check it out!!
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Busy March
March is going to be a busy month at Toll. Check out the list of events.
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Pupil Free Day and Minimum Day
Parents: Toll will have a pupil free day on Feburary 1st. Monday Feburary 4th will be a minimum day and school will end at 12:25 p.m.
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8th Graders need to vote for yearbook awards
8th GRADERS ONLY: Go to the URL for your core and vote for the students you think are "Most Likely.... and Best...." for the 2008 Yearbook. You choose the names, so make sure you know the first and last name of your nominees (spelled correctly). See the flyer in your core classrooms for more information. The dates for voting are: December 13, 2007-January 11, 2008.
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Yearbook Information
Please read the following regarding the Toll yearbook for 2007-2008.
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Volunteer Opportunities now Online!
Find out how you can make a difference at Toll. Just click on the "Parents" button and then click on "PTSA", > "Volunteer Opportunities" for full up to date listings of the many ways you can help Toll!
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Blue Dolphin Core visits Reagan Library
The Blue Dolphin Advanced students hopped on Air Force One, saw a piece of the Berlin Wall, and learned about the ins and outs of the Office of President of the United States by visiting the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library. The trip was part of our study of the Constitution and the roles of the President. The students were complimented numerous times by the docents of the museum saying that they were some of the best behaved group of students that had ever come through the library. They truly represented Toll Titan spirit. Students asked great questions, took wonderful pictures and are now writing about their experiences.
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