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How to Help

Many members of our school community have reached out wondering how to help in this unprecedented situation.  Here is a collection of ways that our members can help the greater community.  In many cases we focus on supporting organizations that have infrastructure for more efficiency and greater reach than our own PTA.  There are also

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Golden Acorn & Outstanding Educator Awards

Each year the Cascadia PTA recognizes two outstanding contributors to our community by awarding the golden Acorn and the Outstanding Educator awards.  We are opening nominations for these two awards.  If you know of a Cascadia community member whose contribution stands out, please take a moment to nominate them using the linked forms.  The awardees

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Seedlings Safe!

3rd-grade gardeners will be relieved to hear that Ms. Nicole, garden educator extraordinaire, swung by school last week before it closed and rescued all the seedings in the 3rd grade pod! Most of them are now safely at her house, where she will care for them while we’re away from school. Whew! Looking for a

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Librarian update: Resources during school hiatus

Dear Cascadia students and families, I hope you all stay safe and healthy! As most of you are aware, the Seattle Public Library is closed and books are harder to come by, but I would like to share a few sources with you to keep our students reading over break. Also, Seattle school librarians are

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Spring Garden Lessons Begin!

  Spring has Sprung for third-graders in the garden! Things are revving up in the garden. In February, Nicole brought the kids outside to get reacquainted with the garden and check on plants that have been growing there since last fall. This was a great opportunity to look at and learn about the parts of

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Earth Day Service Project

Love Licton and Cascadia are partnering to host an Earth Day Service project on April 4th, 10am-1pm. Improve tree health, increase sight lines to reduce hideouts, remove invasive ivy and grass, and prepare a new area for UW Capstone students to come in and plant native species.   Please RSVP and sign up to bring

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