Parents of Briarcrest Elementary School students received a letter from the school principal on Wednesday after a student was approached by an unknown man on her way to a bus stop.

Jonathan Nessan send the letter home with students after the incident, where a girl was on her way to a bus stop at NE 175th Street and 18th Court NE when the man came up to her. She immediately ran back home and told her parents, who then called police.

The man was described by the girl as a white male between 35-40 with dark brown hair, cut in a crew-cut style. His car was a medium-sized blue four-door sedan with a dent on the rear door on the driver's side. Hanging from the rear-view mirror was a pair of green dice with black numbers on them.

Anyone who sees this car is asked to contact Shoreline Police.

Here's the text of the letter Nessan sent out to Briarcrest parents:

January 25, 2012

Dear Briarcrest Families,

George Dremousis has resigned as the head men's soccer coach at Shoreline Community College for the same position at Everett's Trinity Lutheran College.

Dremousis leaves SCC after 11 years as their head coach and 12 years at the school. The Dolphins finished third in the Northwest Athletic Association of Community Colleges (NWAACC) in 2010, but had slumped to a 2-16-1 record in 2011.

Trinity Lutheran, which plays in the West Region of the National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA), finished the 2011 season with a 12-5-1 record, losing in the West Region semifinals in California. They play home games at various fields around the area, including Clark Park in north Everett, Everett Memorial Stadium, Lake Stevens High School and Cavalero Mid-High School in Lake Stevens.

Dremousis will be at the helm when the Eagles start their spring schedule on March 17 against Corban University in at St. Martin's College in Lacey.

Shoreline will be one of a number of locations around King County where volunteers will be counting the city's homeless population early Friday morning.

The "One Night Count" will be conducted by the Seattle/King County Coalition on Homelessness. The count will be taking place early Friday morning, not just in Shoreline, but in Auburn, Bellevue, Federal Way, Kent, Renton and various locations in Seattle. The volunteers are teamed up with members of the SKCCH to count in shelters, buses and other locations where the homeless may be. This will be the 33rd year of the count, which helps the SKCCH determine the scope of their campaigns for the coming year.

People who are interested in volunteering or want to know more about the One Night Count can contact SKCCH for more information.