Cascadia Elementary PTA

Kickoff For Red Envelope Giving

It’s that time of year again, and if you’re anything like me, you can appreciate a simple, straightforward message that doesn’t waste your time. The Cascadia PTA hosts a single fundraiser each year, and it’s known as the Red Envelope Giving Campaign. This supports a surprisingly large amount of the staff within the school and

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Garden Work Party, This Sunday

Now that summer is over, it’s time to tidy up Cascadia’s garden space for the new academic year. There will be a work party **this** Sunday 9/27 from 1pm to 3pm. The focus will be on weeding, raking the pathways between the beds, and doing a little bit of pruning plants back that have gotten too

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PTA General Meeting Thursday Night

The Cascadia PTA will have its first general meeting of the year, on Thursday, September 24th at 7pm on Zoom. There are three general meetings held in the school year and this one is a great opportunity for you to learn about what all is involved with helping give Cascadia Elementary the support it deserves.

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Flex Time This Fall At Cascadia

New this year at Cascadia is the opportunity for parents, grandparents and/or guardians to volunteer in the school to help out an teach a skill or “class” during regular flex time sessions at school. If you have a hands-on skill that you think might be interesting for a group of students to learn, contact us

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How To Track Your Child’s Bus

This year the Seattle Public Schools has adopted a new contractor and a new app that is used to track your child’s bus to and from Cascadia Elementary School. You can find the ZUM App in your device’s app store. Here is the link to the company’s website: Zum Student Transportation | Connected Mobility Experience

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New School Year, New Bus Routes

Cascadia Elementary is a unique school in the district. It pulls kids from an extremely wide geography and has a large number of students. This means it takes a while to get the bus transportation routine down at the beginning of each year. And yes, it’s frustrating for both parents and students. In any given

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