Introductions Welcome Students amp Parents Issaquah Ski and Snowboard School volunteers chaperones support car drivers board members Basic Schedule Every Saturday Jan 12th March 2 ID: 1042759
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1. Orientation Night for Ski & Snowboard Season 2019
2. IntroductionsWelcome Students & Parents!Issaquah Ski and Snowboard School volunteers: chaperonessupport car driversboard members
3. Basic ScheduleEvery Saturday – Jan. 12th – March 2nd )Lessons on all SaturdaysLast week is Hot Dog Day
4. What students need to bring…EquipmentReminder: Check all boots, bindings, and skis/board to make sure the fit and are working!
5. What students need to bring…(2) Gearwarm base layers, a waterproof jacket and pants, 1-2 pairs of gloves, warm socks gogglesa hat or helmet. Ski or board bag (or straps for skis & poles)
6. What students need to bring…(3) Lift TicketSeason Pass (L-T-D Pass), unless you will go to Alpental as a family)Daily Pass: Youth (7-12): $55.00Adult: $89.00“All students must show their season's pass to the chaperone when checking in on the bus each morning, or show a check for a day pass. If there's an issue, it will allow us to start to deal with the situation sooner and make sure your child has a great day on the mountain". (4) Lunch
7. Loading the Buses4 Locations:Juanita High SchoolLoad – 7:30/ Depart – 7:45Redmond High SchoolLoad – 7:45/ Depart – 8:00Discovery Elementary: Load – 7:45/ Depart – 8:00Issaquah Valley Elementary: Load – 7:45/Depart – 8:00Equipment placed under the busSkis and Poles or Snowboards only. All other gear goes on the bus.Check in with bus chaperone
8. Bus Routes and ChaperonesJuanita High SchoolMargaret, Shannon and KristenRedmond High School:Lynn, Liz, and AnnaDiscovery Elementary in Issaquah:(Bus 301) Eric, Adrian and Natalia(Bus 302) Kevin, Christine, and KenIssaquah Valley ElementaryLourdes, Bonnie, and SamNote: You will be contacted by one of your chaperones prior to the season between mid December & early January.
9. Arrival at the PassWe will arrive and unload the buses just east of the Summit Central Lodge
10. Where are we located?
11. Unloading the BusesUnload equipment and other gearBibs for 7-9 year oldsNote: Buses will be locked until lunch between 11:45-12:30 Follow the hill to reach lessons and lodge (to the left of the ski patrol lodge)
12. A Typical Day on the Mountain
13. The LodgeLocation: Just east of the Central Express Lift and the Ski Patrol Lodge.What is in the lodge?Daily Lift Pass salesBathroomsSmall snack barChaperones (one is always on duty!)
14. InjuriesSki Patrol will call the Ski School if a student is taken in off the slopes.Ski School board member will call parent.If necessary, support car will arrange to meet parent.
15. Timeline for the Day9:30-11:30 - Morning Lessons11:45- 12:30 – Lunch1:00- 3:00 – Afternoon Lesson3:45 – Buses load for departure4:00 – Bus departure4:45 – Return to School Loading areas. * Please note that Juanita HSWill arrive between 4:45-5 since they are further out
16. A Couple of reminders about the day:If you want to go home early a parent permission slip must be filled out & signed. A student must then be signed out by the designated adult at the bus (during lunch or @ 3:45) or in the lodge.Please be on time to pick up students (a chaperone will wait until all student have been picked up)Lessons/transportation are non-transferrable
17. CancellationsCancellation Notifications:FacebookE-mailWebsite updatesMake-up week will be announced
18. Questions?