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UPDATE: Registration is closed now that classes have begun.

For information about Fall after school clubs and care options, see our After School Clubs/Child-care page. Registration is now open for Fall clubs.

On June 14, a shooting on 90th & Nesbit injured two people and put Cascadia Elementary School and Robert Eagle Staff Middle School in a shelter-in-place. We thank our teachers and staff for responding quickly and maintaining a calm, alert presence while first responders tended to the victims and ensured that our students were not …

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Please join us for a board and card game night on Wednesday June 21 at the school from 5:00 to 7:00.

Various families are hosting summer playdates so that new families can connect and current families can see some friends. Some are grade-specific, some are all-grades, some are at Cascadia, and some are at neighborhood parks.

Playdates that are already planned can be found on our calendar here. Check back as more will be added.

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Has your Cascadia student outgrown spirit wear they’d like to pass on to a fellow schoolmate for the 2023-2024 school year? The PTA is collecting clean, gently worn Cascadia spirit wear items for free distribution at the school’s “Meet Your Teacher” event in early September. A collection box for donations will be located in the …

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Talent Show on Thursday June 8th at 6:00 in the gym, with an Art Walk beforehand that starts at 5:00.

Dear Cascadia Community, the PTA would like to invite you to our spring General Membership Meeting on May 31st at 7:00 PM.  This will be a hybrid meeting, in the Cascadia Library and also on Zoom.  The Zoom link will go out via the Dragon Digest email list.

During this meeting, there will be a …

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Join us for the Cascadia PTA’s Friday Family Movie Night this Friday, March 31st. Closing out Women’s History Month (March) we’re hosting a screening of the Pixar classic “Brave”. This empowering tale is not your typical “princess movie” and is rated 8+ by Common Sense Media. The first Pixar movie to revolve around a female …

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There seems to be a lot of misinformation and confusion circulating recently about the future of the HCC program and also a lot of questions we’re hearing from prospective Cascadia families.  People are wondering about math pathways, whether kids can stay at Cascadia as the HCC program sunsets, what’s the deadline to decide to switch …

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