What's the Buzz at Blossom Hill?
From the President's Desk
The Home & School Club needs your help! All of the amazing opportunities available to our students are made possible by your generous donation of time and your One Community LG contribution. We are so grateful for your energy and dedication to our community.
Walk, Bike, Scoot, or Carpool to School!Safe Routes to School and the Honeybee Power Programs are back! Students who walk, bike, Scoot, or Carpool to school October 4-7 can enter to win prizes by scanning their Honeybee Power cards at entry gates along Blossom Hill and Cherry Blossom road before school. Parents are needed to help track students on October 5 before school. We are also looking for Fisher Middle School Students to help scan students on Monday mornings throughout the year for our Honeybee Barcode program. Data collected through these programs help the local Safe Routes to School Chapter work with the town and police department in allocating resources for student safety.
Parents Sign Up Here Fisher Students Sign Up Here
Honeybee Power FAQs
What is the Honeybee Power Program? Each Monday, students who walk, bike, Scooter, or carpool to school can scan their "Honeybee Power" cards and be entered into weekly drawings for special prizes and school spirit gear. This program aims to reduce traffic congestion an provides a healthier environment for our school. We are also able to share information collected with partner organizations at the town and in law enforcement so they can allocate safety resources around campus.
What does my student need to participate? All Blossom Hill students will receive a card with a unique QR code in their classroom. The card is durable and should be used for the duration of the student's time at Blossom Hill. Replacement cards can be purchased for $3 through the Home & School Club. The card should be attached to the student's backpack to make scanning easy for everyone.
What makes up a carpool? A carpool includes students from two or more families traveling in the same car. Families with three or more students traveling in the same car are also considered carpoolers.
What is considered walking? Families who live close to campus can walk to school easily. However, families who live driving distance from campus are considered walkers if they park at Shir Hadash or Blossom Hill Park and walk their children to campus. This reduces the traffic in our drive aisles and helps reduce the back up of cars onto Blossom Hill Road and Cherry Blossom Road. Please do not park at the Presbyterian Church. Please do not cross the street in undesignated areas without a crosswalk. Crossing without a crosswalk puts you, your student and other members of the community in an unsafe situation.
Where can my child get their card scanned on Mondays? Students can be scanned at the MPR, Front Office, Cherry Blossom, and Kindergarten entry gates. Five volunteers are needed to help scan student cards at these entry gates each week. Please sign up here to help support this program. (If there is not a scanner at your usual gate, we were short of volunteers. Please sign up to help scan the following week.) Fisher students can also sign up to scan and have their time counted toward Fisher's community service program.
If you have any questions, please reach out to Coral Soto, Honeybee Power Coordinator at saferoutes@blosomhill.org. This program is proudly brought to you through the Blossom Hill Home & School Club's Partnership with Safe Routes to School Los Gatos-Monte Sereno and is supported in part by your donations to One Community Los Gatos.
Parents Sign Up Here Fisher Students Sign Up Here
Honeybee Power FAQs
What is the Honeybee Power Program? Each Monday, students who walk, bike, Scooter, or carpool to school can scan their "Honeybee Power" cards and be entered into weekly drawings for special prizes and school spirit gear. This program aims to reduce traffic congestion an provides a healthier environment for our school. We are also able to share information collected with partner organizations at the town and in law enforcement so they can allocate safety resources around campus.
What does my student need to participate? All Blossom Hill students will receive a card with a unique QR code in their classroom. The card is durable and should be used for the duration of the student's time at Blossom Hill. Replacement cards can be purchased for $3 through the Home & School Club. The card should be attached to the student's backpack to make scanning easy for everyone.
What makes up a carpool? A carpool includes students from two or more families traveling in the same car. Families with three or more students traveling in the same car are also considered carpoolers.
What is considered walking? Families who live close to campus can walk to school easily. However, families who live driving distance from campus are considered walkers if they park at Shir Hadash or Blossom Hill Park and walk their children to campus. This reduces the traffic in our drive aisles and helps reduce the back up of cars onto Blossom Hill Road and Cherry Blossom Road. Please do not park at the Presbyterian Church. Please do not cross the street in undesignated areas without a crosswalk. Crossing without a crosswalk puts you, your student and other members of the community in an unsafe situation.
Where can my child get their card scanned on Mondays? Students can be scanned at the MPR, Front Office, Cherry Blossom, and Kindergarten entry gates. Five volunteers are needed to help scan student cards at these entry gates each week. Please sign up here to help support this program. (If there is not a scanner at your usual gate, we were short of volunteers. Please sign up to help scan the following week.) Fisher students can also sign up to scan and have their time counted toward Fisher's community service program.
If you have any questions, please reach out to Coral Soto, Honeybee Power Coordinator at saferoutes@blosomhill.org. This program is proudly brought to you through the Blossom Hill Home & School Club's Partnership with Safe Routes to School Los Gatos-Monte Sereno and is supported in part by your donations to One Community Los Gatos.
- 9/20 -23 - 5th Grade Science Camp
- 9/20 - Copier Training for volunteers, 2 pm, Blossom Hill workroom
- 9/21 - Copier Training for volunteers, 11:45 am, Blossom Hill workroom
- 9/21 - Copier Training for volunteers, 8:20 am, Blossom Hill workroom
- 9/23 - Third Grade Bike Rodeo* (Safe Routes to School), Blossom Hill Playground
- 9/28 - BMX Bike Rodeo Assembly (Safe Routes to School)
- 9/28 - Home & School Club General Member Meeting, Zoom, 8:30am
- 9/29 - Project Cornerstone Readers Meeting, Blossom Hill MPR, 8:20 am
- 9/29 - School Site Council, Blossom Hill MPR
- 9/29 - Math Night* Blossom Hill MPR, 6-8pm
- 10/3 - No School (Professional Development Day)
- 10/4 - 10/7 - Walk/Bike to School Week
- 10/4 - Honeybee Power Kicks Off!
- 10/6 - One Community LG STEAM Night,* Blossom Hill School, 5-7pm
- 10/7 - Picture Day, Blossom Hill School
- 10/13 - Mileage Club Kicks Off!
- 10/14 - Harvest Festival/Movie Night*, Blossom Hill Playground
- 10/22 - "Spooktakular Soiree" Hive Party*, 7-10pm
- 10/24 - 10/28 - Red Ribbon Week
- 10/27 - School Site Council, Blossom Hill MPR
- 10/31 - Halloween Parade, Blossom Hill School
- 11/1 - No School, Professional Development Day
- 11/3 - Project Cornerstone Readers Meeting, Blossom Hill MPR, 8:20 am
- 11/11 - No School, Veterans Day
- 11/14 - 11/18 -Minimum Days, Conference Week, Staff Appreciation Lunches, Warm Coat Drive
- 11/21 - 11/25 - No School, Thanksgiving Break
- 11/30 - Make Up Picture Day
