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On Thursday, April 5, from 4:00 to 8:00 p.m. come on out to Wendy’s for dinner and a percentage of the sales will go to our very own Woodlawn 8th graders! Come eat, socialize, and support a fantastic group of students!

1421 NE Grand near Lloyd Center

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The Woodlawn Neighborhood Association March meeting will be held on Wednesday, March 21, at Woodlawn Elementary School, 7200 NE 11th Avenue, in the auditorium. The meeting begins at 6:30 PM and childcare will be provided. This month, a Portland Public Schools Central Office Official is interested in collecting feedback from the Woodlawn Neighborhood about what is important to us as a community. Light snacks provided. Please plan to attend this important meeting!

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HPSOThe Hardy Plant Society of Oregon is soliciting applications, due December 14, from school and not-for-profit groups  for their 2012 grant program. The HPSO is dedicated to helping “special gardens of botanical, horticultural, or historic interest,” including community gardens, and awards funds to qualified groups. To learn more, call the HPSO office at 503-224-5718 or visit their website.

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The Woodlawn school serves over four hundred children from our community, ranging in age from pre-kindergarden to 8th grade. At the time a student completes 8th grade there, they will have spent roughly two thirds of their life attending that school. What they achieve there touches not only the students and their parents, but all of us who share this neighborhood.

We’ve just learned that Woodlawn will have a new principal for the 2010-2011 school year. And the selection committee wants to know what to look for in a principal. What qualities do you want to see in the leadership there? What do you want your neighborhood school to be like?

There will be a community input meeting on Wednesday, April 28th from 6-7pm at the school. In addition, the neighborhood association will be writing a letter on behalf of the community with your input. So please leave comments and join in the discussion!

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