Cascadia Elementary PTA

Parents Night Out

During Volunteer Appreciation Week, the school is hosting a Parents Night Out, where parents can sign up from 6-8 and drop off their students and siblings and have a night out from 6:00-8:00. Please sign up to participate: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0E4FADA728A7FAC07-55982619-parents#

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Cascadia’s 2025 Science and Engineering Fair – April 24

The annual PTA Science & Engineering Fair is fast approaching!  Join us Thursday April 24 from 6-7:30pm for an engaging evening of student projects and STEM presenters from around Seattle. All current Cascadia families are encouraged to attend (not just those whose kids are presenting projects) — come and see the great ideas our students

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Order Your Yearbook(s) Now!

The yearbook-ordering link is now live! Order your 2024-25 Cascadia Elementary Yearbook through May 1, 2025!The cost per yearbook is $19.00 plus tax. After you place your order, you will receive a receipt from support@yearbookmarket.com.Please note that May 1 is the deadline for students to receive their yearbooks with their classmates at school in June. https://shop.yearbookmarket.com/cascadiaelementaryschool

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We need YOU for Culture Night!

As April approaches we need to see more participation and volunteers for Culture Night to be successful! Come join us with food or a volunteer shift and keep one of Cascadia’s most popular event traditions alive. The event is at risk of being canceled if more signups aren’t made in time for planning purposes. Read

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Incredible News About Cascadia’s Future as an HCC School

Dear Cascadia Families, Seattle Public Schools (SPS) sent out an email yesterday informing families that Cascadia will remain a Highly Capable Cohort (HCC) school with Grades 2 through 5 for the next three years. This means that our school will no longer be losing Grade 2 next year as SPS had previously planned. Huge THANK YOUs to all of

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Prospective Family Events, Info Sheet, and Volunteer Needs

Prospective Families Events Cascadia looks forward to welcoming families to our Prospective Families Events in January through March 2025. Upcoming School Tours During the Day: March 20, 2025 (must be registered to attend) Upcoming Evening Open Houses: March 27, 2025 @ 6pm Upcoming Virtual Principal Coffee Chat Join Principal Mackey April 9th at 9am on

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Kids Co. @ Cascadia Summer Program

Summer Program Info:Cost: $440/week (weeks 2-9) or $270 for shorter 3 day weeks (weeks 1 and 10 only).Snack: AM and PM snack is provided. Kids should bring a nut-free lunch.Activities: We have a morning and afternoon activity planned each day. Some days we will have field trips (these are still being organized, but will be

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March Preschool Donations Drive

Cascadia Preschool Classroom Supplies – March Donations Drive Spring may be right around the corner, but we still have lots of cold, wet days ahead.  Please consider helping our preschool classes stay warm and healthy by donating gently used clothing and supplies or purchasing a new item from their Amazon wish list.   Your Cascadia PTA will

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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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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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