Author name: Liz Aderhold

Culture night: Save the date and get involved

Save the date for this year’s Culture night: Thursday, April 3, 2025, 5:30pm-7:30pm To ensure that we can run this wonderful community event in 2025, we need volunteers to sign up in advance. Celebrate the vibrant diversity of our Cascadia community, where we embrace all families. Come for food (and performances). Discover fellowship and community at our family […]

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Join the Cascadia PTA Board

The Cascadia PTA is involved in fundraising, staff appreciation, volunteer coordinating and so much more –  and we’re looking for parents who want to get involved and serve on the board!  Interested in learning more? Join us in March for an in-person coffee chat or Zoom call. Details and a Zoom link will be shared

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Advocacy Update

On Thursday, January 30, Cascadia families joined 300-400 parents from across Washington State in Olympia to demand the state legislature fulfill its paramount duty (it’s first responsibility, per the state constitution) – to fund public schools. Districts across the state are facing shortfalls, not just in Seattle, and we are shortchanging our children and our

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Tell SPS that HCC Matters!

Did you know that as of right now, there will be no incoming 2nd grade class at Cascadia next year? And no third graders the year after that, until there are no more HCC elementary schools in Seattle. When the Board approved this plan, they intended to replace HCC schools with programming in the neighborhood

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Emergency Advocacy Needed for Cascadia!

Dear Cascadia Community: As many of you know, after receiving significant negative feedback from parents, students, and staff, Seattle Public Schools (SPS) has paused its plan to close and consolidate schools for the 2025-2026 school year.  What you may not know is that SPS has not paused its plan to sunset the Highly Capable Cohort program.  That means that

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Advocacy Day – January 30

It’s time for all of us to rally and urge our lawmakers to step up and amply and equitably fund K-12 education this session. If we don’t, SPS and districts across Washington will continue to face budget shortfalls which could mean educator layoffs, program cuts, and more school closure conversations. Via the Billion Dollar Bake Sale campaign, we need to

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Cascadia Building Safety Team – Parent Volunteer Needed

We are in need of a parent volunteer for Cascadia’s Building Safety Team (BST)! You’ll meet with the rest of our BST team monthly for less than an hour in the front office. Email volunteers@cascadiapta.org if you’re interested in participating in this important parent volunteer position.

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Lunch & Recess volunteers

We need volunteers to help with lunch and recess! To open the playfield: We currently need 1 volunteer on Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays and 2 volunteers on Tuesdays & Thursdays. Please sign up here: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/20F0D4DAEA72BA6F58-50976900-lunchrecess

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Supplies and gift drive for preschool

Supply Drive Our preschool classes are in need of more supplies! We will be hosting a supplies and materials drive for them starting November 12th through January 12th. The items most needed are: Kleenex, Paper Towels, Baby Wipes, Dry erase markers (easy to uncap for little hands!), and General Office Supplies(magnet clips, tape, binder clips,

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Spelling Bee

Cascadia’s 2025 Spelling Bee will be held on February 13, 2025, and the deadline to register is December 16, 2024! The Spelling Bee is open to all students. The first step is to register for the Scripps National Spelling Bee’s online testing platform by visiting https://online-test.spellingbee.com by December 16. Please also watch this video tutorial on the

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