Please plan to attend Curriculum Night Tuesday, October 7th. You will have an opportunity to follow your child’s schedule, visit classrooms, meet teachers, learn about Clubs and Activities, how to get involved, and stay connected to our school. Curriculum Night is intended to provide parents with an overview of our curriculum and strategies on how to partner with teachers to help your child have a successful year. Teachers and counselors will not be available for individual consultation prior to, during, or directly following our evening program. Curriculum Night is designed for parents and guardians.

A form will be sent home on Monday, October 6th, for your student to fill out their schedule. Please bring the schedule with you to Curriculum Night. You will follow your student's classes and get an opportunity to connect with staff.

We do not have physical space to accommodate children and therefore request that students and siblings not attend. However, if you have young children and you do not have childcare, your “littles” may accompany you. Our elevator can accommodate strollers.

We’re excited to launch our Harbour Pointe Middle School Food Drive to keep our school’s food pantry full and ready for students and families who need a little extra help.

The drive kicks off at Curriculum Night on October 7th — bring a can (or two!) with you to start us off strong! We’re collecting non-perishable items like canned goods, pasta, cereal, rice and other staples. Every item counts and helps our school community.

Look for the donation bins in the Great Hall. Lets see how full we can get them!

Thank you for showing your Harbour Pointe spirit and helping us care for one another.

With gratitude,

HPMS PTO 

Harbour Pointe Middle School partners with the Center for Human Services (CHS) to provide mental health support for qualifying students.

This year, Therapist Layal Rassas is available for weekly sessions at school.

If your student might benefit from this support and is Medicaid-eligible, please complete the referral form here: SSA Referral Form

Confidential, caring, and supportive services are available to help students manage challenges and thrive at school.

If your student is absent, it is important to excuse the absence by doing one of the following: 

We would like to remind you that for vacation/travel absences, a Pre-Arranged Absence Form must be filled out and returned to Student Services at least one week prior to travel. If you know that your student will be absent, please ask them to get a form from the Student Services office. Your student will need to bring the form to each of their classes for teacher signatures, then collect a parent's signature before returning it to Student Services for administrator consideration. 

Regular attendance is crucial for students' academic success. We encourage families not to schedule appointments during school hours, although we understand that it may be unavoidable at times. If you need to pick up your student early from school, we require some time to retrieve them from their class. Kindly notify us at least ONE DAY PRIOR

by calling (425) 366-5105, or emailing HPAttendance@mukilteo.wednet.edu with:

Provided with sufficient advance notice for pick-up, we will have your student waiting for you at Student Services at the specified time, saving you from waiting.

(More information can be found in our handbook online.)