Salmon Bay School Monday Bulletin February 8th 2010
SALMON BAY K-8 WEEKLY BULLETIN
“Building small learning communities – connecting every child”
Main Office phone: 252-1720, Attendance: 252-1728, Fax: 252-1721
Website: www.salmonbayschool.org
Elementary Volunteer Coordinator: Megan Ratcliffe 252-1730 mcratcliffe@seattleschools.org
Middle school Volunteer Coordinator: Jessica Phillips 252-1731 jlphillips1@seattleschools.org
Monday February 8th, 2010
Upcoming Events Calendar:
FEBRUARY
Friday 5th MS Winter Enrichment # 5
Tuesday 9th AS FOSB Meeting – Different day for February – Library 7:00
Wednesday 10th AS Banking Window Open – Family Room Window 8:45
Wednesday 10th ES Comedy of Errorsplay presented by the 4th/5th grade 7:00 PM
Thursday 11th ES Comedy of Errors 9:30 AM / 7:00 PM
Friday 12th ES Comedy of Errors 9:30 AM
Friday 12th MS Winter Enrichment #6 – Last WEP
Mon-Fri 15th-19th Midwinter Break – No school
PRINCIPAL’S NOTE
ELEMENTARY VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR’S NOTE
Things to enjoy before heading off to your midwinter break
**The fact that you have found some place to send your socks that don’t match or don’t fit anymore. Shawn’s class has collected over 300 pairs of socks for the Ballard food bank and they are still collecting. There are kids with baskets in the mornings by the doors and baskets without kids in the front lobby awaiting your clean and hole-free socks. This is a great way to support our neighbor, the Ballard Food bank and a great opportunity for Shawn’s class to understand the age old parent challenge of matching white socks.
**The Comedy of Errors Shakespeare play is this week and brought to you by the 4th and 5th graders of Brian and Nicolette’s classes. The music, the singing, the costumes, the dancing,
the adult back up band, the marimbas – all woven around language that really makes you listen and think (… now what did that mean?) All elementary classes will be treated to a daytime performance with two evening performances happening Wed and Thursday night at 7:00 PM. Hope to see you for the fun.
**This one is a carry over from last week’s Peace and Social Justice assembly. Thank you to our special teachers who weave the concept of peace and social justice through our children’s day and their vocabulary. Between the presentations and the songs of peace, between the strength of powerful words and beauty of how the kids said it, the peace and social justice assembly shows us all, in the words of Mary K and her remarkable singers, “whose gonna change things??? WE THE PEOPLE”
**Check out below about our super successful chess club. Wow and way to go.
Have a terrific week and a fun break. Megan
Have a terrific week and a fun break. Megan
MIDDLE SCHOOL VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR’S NOTE
Hi Salmon Bay Middle School Families!
WEP – This Friday, Feb. 12th is our last day of WEP!!
WEP Ski and Snowboard BBQ - Skiers and snowboarders will have a BBQ at the Summit on the last day of WEP. Thank you to all of the volunteers who are helping with this!
THANK YOU WEP VOLUNTEERS!! - Thank you to all of the volunteers that have helped to make WEP happen! Every week we have about 75 parent volunteers help with field trips, monitor parking, work in the office, be an ER driver, and so much more! We truly could not do this without all of your help! Thank you so much!!!!
FOSB Meeting - This months FOSB meeting is tomorrow, Tuesday, Feb 9th at 7pm in the library. All are welcome!
Oz Auditions - Are this Tues 2/9 and Thurs 2/11 from 3:30 – 5pm.
Mid – Winter Break – We are out of school next week for mid-winter break, Feb 15 – 19.
Spelling Bee - See the “All-School” section of the Bulletin for information on our first annual Adult Spelling Bee – Sat., March 13th at 7pm! It should be a fun night and raise a little money for the school!
ALL SCHOOL INFORMATION
FROM NURSE JULIE:
This is an important reminder for parents:
If your under-10-year-old child received the first dose of H1,N1 vaccine, be sure they get the second dose so they're fully protected. The initial vaccine "primes" the system and antibodies begin to develop that provide protection against the virus and the second dose brings immunity up to near-full protection. The doses should be at least 4 weeks apart. Recent surveys show that only a small percentage of children are going back to receive their much needed second dose. The H1, N1 influenza virus is still out in the community so I encourage you to all get vaccinated as this is the only known protection against the H1, N1 virus. Thank you for your continued support of the ongoing response to the H1, N1 outbreak.
An opportunity from the local health community:
Free Dental Examinations: Dr. Lina Kim of Seattle is pleased to offer your child a free comprehensive dental examination on Thursday March 4th, 2010 in support of the Washington Oral Health Foundation Boys & Girls Club Initiative. The examination will include a cleaning, fluoride treatment and x-ray. All procedures will be done by Dr. Kim, at her office located in Magnolia at 3150 West Government Way, in Seattle 98199. In addition, your child will receive instruction on how to prevent dental disease and how to maintain good oral health.
All treatment on the first appointment will be provided at NO charge to the patient.
If you have questions, please call Ruth at 206-448-1914 and she will be glad to discuss this program with you.
MIDDLE SCHOOL DRAMA NEWS:
THE WIZARD OF OZ IS CALLING… PARENTS WE NEED YOU!!
I am looking for a set designer, a choreographer, a costumer and a pianist to accompany singers in rehearsal. We begin rehearsals the week after Feb break but I could use the accompanist for auditions Feb 9 and 11 too.
Please let me know if you are interested in any of the above.
Thanks! The Wizard. Glyde Hart King – 252-1773 – ghking@seattleschools.org
BOX TOP NEWS:
Did you know that our school has been collecting box tops, those nifty little box top for education coupons that come on a variety of cardboard packages and we receive a dime for each of those nifty little box tops. There is an expiration date on those nifty little tops and a dedicated and diligent mom has been cutting and collecting those nifty tops and has found that we have until March 1st 2010 to send most of them in. If you have those box tops floating around your house, would you drop them in our box top/receipt box next to the scrip table, preferably cut on the red line. We are have enough tops at this point to receive over $150. Imagine what we would have if you cleaned out your pockets.
Thanks for your help and support in this way and remember we will continue to collect the box tops after March 1st for the next turn in period. (PS. We also collect receipts from Ballard/Greenwood Markets).
AUCTION NEWS:
MS Class Baskets From the Auction: If you were one of the lucky winners of the middle school baskets at the auction, and you don't have a use for the basket itself, you can recycle it back to Salmon Bay to use in next year's auction. Simply return it to school, either to your student's homeroom/classroom, or to a volunteer coordinator, and we'll keep it safe until next year.
FOSB NEWS:
FEBRUARY MEETING TIME CHANGE: FOSB MEETING TOMORROW NIGHT
Please note this revised date for the February FOSB meeting....Tuesday, February 9th at 7pm (the same day that you have to get your levy ballot mailed!). Everyone is welcome! Contact Lance Adams (lancecadams@hotmail.com) or Jane Davies (cj_davies@msn.com) with questions.
UPCOMING ADULT SPELLING BEE:
bzzz, bzzz, bzzz: That bee in our bonnet wants to make some money, honey! So if you’re a pretty good (adult) speller, like live music, and enjoy the company of good friends, then this one’s for you.
· The first round is a written, qualifying round of 30 words and it’s open to all paying contestants ($10 fee).
· After a break with live music by Zoinks!, the top 10 spellers will then participate in a traditional spelling bee.
· We’ll top off the evening with more live music from The Buckets!
All proceeds benefit Salmon Bay. $50 cash prize to the top speller. Beer and wine cash bar. $10 cash donation accepted at door. Saturday, March 13th, 7pm-11pm, at 2007 NW 61st St. (the funky old church with the tricycles on the porch). Questions? Contact Anna McAllister at mcallister.anna@gmail.com or Robin Wise Lofstrom at robin@lofstrom.com.
SCRIP News! – Mon-Fri mornings 8:50-9:20 Th/Fri afternoons 3:15-3:35
***TUESDAYS AT COFFEE HOUR AT THE SCRIP TABLE***
Mid-winter break is only a week away, so don't forget to stock up on scrip this week! Are you planning on catching up on some movies over the break? We carry gift cards for many nearby theaters, as well as 10-punch cards for Rain City Video. Hosting a sleepover? Why not treat your guests to some yummy pizza from Snoose Junction Pizzeria, we carry $10 and $25 scrip for this local business. Need some new books to pass the time? Pick up a $25 Barnes & Noble gift card!
You will find the scrip sales table located in the front lobby of the school, M-F mornings 8:50 to 9:20 and Thursday/Fri afternoons 3:20-3:40. Stop by on Tuesday morning, and help yourself to a cup of coffee and maybe even a treat! If you have any questions about our program, or would like to purchase scrip outside regular sales times, call or email me! 206.914.6554 or alodie.loney@gmail.com
Scrip Special Orders: Are you interested in buying scrip for merchants we don't generally carry? Great Lakes Scrip Company offers families the ability to submit orders online! Hundreds of merchants are available for order through the site, sure to fit your every purchasing need. The next order will be placed on Tuesday 2/22, for pick up the following week. If you would like to submit an order, you can download the order form attached to the bulletin or you may pick up a hard copy at the scrip table any time. You can email me your request at alodie.loney@gmail.com, submit your order during regular sales hours, or even drop your order in the scrip mailbox in the office.
Scrip on hand this week: Bring cash or check to the scrip table!
* Fred Meyer/QFC (cards can be used at either store) $50, $100, $200, $300
* Safeway $25, $100
* PCC $20 -- scrip cards can be recharged at PCC, & continue to generate 5% profit for Salmon Bay.
* REI $25
* Sports Authority (new Northgate location!) $25
* Barnes and Noble $25
* Starbucks $25
* Majestic Bay Theatre $15, $25
* AMC Theatres (Oak Tree & Pacific Place) $25 (bonus: value $27.50)
* Regal Theatres (Thornton Place & Meridian 16) $25
* Snoose Junction Pizzeria (Market St. & Greenwood locations) $10, $25
* Rain City Video $35 -- 10-punch cards
* Great Harvest Bread $10 -- Fresh and yummy!
* 2010 CHINOOK Books $20 -- 50% of proceeds to Salmon Bay!
* Salmon Bay Schoolwindow clings also available, only $5! Donated by Patty Lott, all proceeds go directly to Salmon Bay.
You will find the scrip sales table located in the front lobby of the school, M-F mornings 8:50 to 9:20 and Thursday/Fri afternoons 3:20-3:40. Stop by on Tuesday morning, and help yourself to a cup of coffee and maybe even a treat! If you have any questions about our program, or would like to purchase scrip outside regular sales times, call or email me! 206.914.6554 or alodie.loney@gmail.com
Scrip Special Orders: Are you interested in buying scrip for merchants we don't generally carry? Great Lakes Scrip Company offers families the ability to submit orders online! Hundreds of merchants are available for order through the site, sure to fit your every purchasing need. The next order will be placed on Tuesday 2/22, for pick up the following week. If you would like to submit an order, you can download the order form attached to the bulletin or you may pick up a hard copy at the scrip table any time. You can email me your request at alodie.loney@gmail.com, submit your order during regular sales hours, or even drop your order in the scrip mailbox in the office.
Scrip on hand this week: Bring cash or check to the scrip table!
* Fred Meyer/QFC (cards can be used at either store) $50, $100, $200, $300
* Safeway $25, $100
* PCC $20 -- scrip cards can be recharged at PCC, & continue to generate 5% profit for Salmon Bay.
* REI $25
* Sports Authority (new Northgate location!) $25
* Barnes and Noble $25
* Starbucks $25
* Majestic Bay Theatre $15, $25
* AMC Theatres (Oak Tree & Pacific Place) $25 (bonus: value $27.50)
* Regal Theatres (Thornton Place & Meridian 16) $25
* Snoose Junction Pizzeria (Market St. & Greenwood locations) $10, $25
* Rain City Video $35 -- 10-punch cards
* Great Harvest Bread $10 -- Fresh and yummy!
* 2010 CHINOOK Books $20 -- 50% of proceeds to Salmon Bay!
* Salmon Bay Schoolwindow clings also available, only $5! Donated by Patty Lott, all proceeds go directly to Salmon Bay.
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL INFORMATION
ELEMENTARY 4th/5th SHAKESPEARE PLAY THIS WEEK: THE COMEDY OF ERRORS
The Comedy of Errors presents a spectacle of pure farce in the spirit of utmost fun and--as the title suggests--hilarious confusion. Two sets of identical twins provide the basis for ongoing incidents of mistaken identity, within a lively plot of quarrels, arrests, and a grand courtroom denouement. One of Shakespeare's earliest dramatic efforts, the play abounds in his trademark conceits, puns, and other forms of fanciful wordplay.
ELEMENTARY AFTERSCHOOL ACTIVITIES INFORMATION
Salmon Bay Chess News
We have participated in two tournaments recently and have had some great results. This past weekend we participated in the Bryant Grade Level Chess Tournament and took home a team trophy and 2 individual trophies. Participating team members were: Blanca Kolar, Clayton Seibel, Cian
McGinn, Fritz Mangan, Gabe Trebach, Jackson Kolar, Jonah Kolar, Julie Kolar, Jarah Macfarlane, Keegan Parson, Luke Alkire, and Martha Coleman
K - 5th grade team: 8th place
Fritz Mangan (K): 5th Place
Jackson Kolar (1st Grade): 8th place
Two weeks earlier, a smaller crew (Blanca, Clayton, Cian, Jackson, Jonah, and Julie) went to the Winter Chess Fest at Broadview-Thompson Elementary. At this tournament we won another team trophy and 1 individual trophy.
1st -2nd Grade team: 3rd place
Clayton Siebel: 6th place (overall amongst all 1st-2nd graders at the tournament)
Coach Tom and Coach Dave offer a hearty congratulations to all the chess players. We are very proud of you and appreciate all the hard work and thinking you put into your chess!
We will be attending a few more tournaments in March. Most notably will be the GIRLS ONLY tournament at Medina on March 27th. We would love to have a large team of participants for this tournament. (Note: you do not have to be a regular member of chess club to come to the tourney,
just email if your daughter might be interested tomkolar@comcast.net).
MIDDLE SCHOOL INFORMATION
WIZARD OF OZ AUDITIONS
Individual auditions: Tues Feb 9 after school in auditorium (read from script and sing a song you know by heart). We don’t have a piano accompanist lined up, so be prepared to sing a capella or with a karaoke cd you bring for back-up).
Ensemble auditions/callbacks: Thurs Feb 11 after school in auditorium (read from script in groups)
Casting will be done and scripts handed out before mid-winter break. Schedules are available outside Room 306. Please make sure your schedule is free, especially during those final weeks, before you make this big commitment.
Oz rehearsals are: 3:30-5pm, Mon, Tues, Thurs, Feb 22-April 28.
Dress rehearsal: Thurs, April 29, 3:30-till 7pm
Performances: Fri April 30, 7pm; Sat May 1, 2pm; Fri May 7, 7pm; and Sat May 8 2pm
Students: If you are not signed up for an OST bus, you will have to find other means of transportation home until you are signed up for a bus. The bus takes two weeks to initialize, so, please turn your OST forms in ASAP.
NOTE TO 8TH GRADERS:
Don’t worry about it, we will put your photo from picture day in the yearbook, but if you want to be a little more creative than that, here is your chance to get that photo in the yearbook.
Submit your digital photo to Joel by the 1st week of March. (Tuesday March 2nd) The photo should just be of you. The better the camera the better the photo in the yearbook. As always, school rules apply.
You have a chance to add a quote to the yearbook too. How about this year you come up with a memory of your time at Salmon Bay School. Something you want to remember in 10 years when you look at your yearbook again. Those also get turned into Joel with your full name on it please.
Yearbooks will be going on sale this week. Last year we ran out of them so order early. Cost is $20.00 (scholarships can be worked out). For those with Free and Reduced Lunch the cost is $15.00. The yearbooks will be delivered the last week of school.
Don’t worry about it, we will put your photo from picture day in the yearbook, but if you want to be a little more creative than that, here is your chance to get that photo in the yearbook.
Submit your digital photo to Joel by the 1st week of March. (Tuesday March 2nd) The photo should just be of you. The better the camera the better the photo in the yearbook. As always, school rules apply.
You have a chance to add a quote to the yearbook too. How about this year you come up with a memory of your time at Salmon Bay School. Something you want to remember in 10 years when you look at your yearbook again. Those also get turned into Joel with your full name on it please.
Yearbooks will be going on sale this week. Last year we ran out of them so order early. Cost is $20.00 (scholarships can be worked out). For those with Free and Reduced Lunch the cost is $15.00. The yearbooks will be delivered the last week of school.
2010 Seattle Expanding Your Horizons
Girls in 6th, 7th and 8th grade are invited to the 2010 Seattle Expanding Your Horizons conference. This one-day event introduces girls to careers in math, science, engineering and technology. Our 45-minute workshops are created and presented by women who are biologists, engineers, chemists, pharmacists, and other professionals from local businesses, universities and agencies. All workshops are interactive and present aspects of math, science, engineering and technology used in the workplace.
This year's workshops include opportunities to:
This year's workshops include opportunities to:
· Create homemade lightning
· Make your own lotions while learning about cosmetic claims like "cruelty free"
· Use ultrasound technology to identify organs such as kidneys and the heart
· Design your dream house
· Learn how science is used to make your favorite foods look and taste delicious
Details:
The 2010 conference will take place on Saturday March 13, 2010, from 8:00 am to 1:30 pm at Seattle University.The cost of the workshop is $15 per girl. Scholarships are available; please inquire.
A mid-morning snack and a pizza lunch will be provided for the girls.
Registration deadline is February 17th or when the conference capacity is reached, whichever comes first. For more information: Visit our website at www.seattleu.edu/seyh Email: info@seyh.org
SEATTLE HIGH SCHOOL TOUR INFORMATION:
In the new assignment plan, high school students can actually choose to go to another school not in their assigned area. Ten percent of seats for each incoming 9th grade class has been set aside for students who are requesting that school even though it isn't in their assigned area. In the school district jargon, this is called "10% open choice". Hence the tours are also for students who want to apply to non-option schools out of their assignment area.
Seattle Public Schools will hold open houses at every high school in the next few weeks. The visits are aimed at helping parents learn more about schools in their attendance area, as well as option schools open to their students under the School District's new student assignment plan. Weeknight open houses will be held from 6:30-8:30 p.m. and Saturday open houses will be held from 10 a.m. to noon, unless otherwise noted in the schedule. For interpretation services, please contact the school three days before the scheduled open house date. Many of the open houses will include a formal presentation, so parents and guardians are encouraged to arrive at the beginning of the event.
Below is a table of the scheduled open house tours. For more information on day time tours, please refer to your student’s assigned school website.
HIGH SCHOOLS | Evening Tour Dates | School Address |
Ballard | 02/25/2010 | 1418 NW 65th Street |
Center School | 01/25/2010 and 02/01/2010 | 305 Harrison Street |
Chief Sealth | 01/21/2010 | 5950 Delridge Way SW |
STEM @ Cleveland | 01/23/2010 | 5511 15th Avenue S |
Franklin | 02/11/2010 | 3013 S Mt. Baker Boulevard |
Garfield | 02/04/2010 | 400 23rd Avenue |
Ingraham | 02/03/2010 7‐8:30 p.m. | 1819 N 135th Street |
Nathan Hale | 03/09/2010 | 10750 30th Avenue NE |
Nova @ Meany | 02/25/2010 | 300 20th Avenue E |
Rainier Beach | 02/04/2010 | 8815 Seward Park S |
Roosevelt | 01/28/2010 | 1410 NE 66th Street |
South Lake | 02/11/2010 | 8601 Rainier Avenue S |
West Seattle | 02/11/2010 | 3000 California Avenue SW |
Ingraham High School
IB Information Night February 10th - 7:00 PM - Ingraham Library
Day Time Tours February 11th & March 4th - 8:15 AM - 9:45 AM
Tour begins in the school Auditorium
Questions? Call the Main Office #206-252-3888
MIDDLE SCHOOL SPORTS
Girls Varsity/ JV Basketball
End of year party – Tuesday February 9th 3:30 – 5:00 Cafeteria/Gym
Boys Varsity/ JV Basketball
End of year party – Tuesday February 9th 3:30 – 5:00 Cafeteria/Gym
SPRING SPORTS INFORMATION: Spring Sports are approaching quickly and to participate your student needs to have a Doctor’s signed physical form on file at the school. They are good for two years. So plan ahead if you don’t have one yet. Get an appointment NOW.
The Spring sports offered at Salmon Bay are:
Girl’s Volleyball
Boy’s Soccer
Coed Track
Coed Ultimate Frisbee
SOCCER NOTE:PLAYERS
Greeting to all those interested in playing soccer and to the parents and/or guardians:
Tryout week will be Monday, Tuesday, Thursday(Feb 22, 23, 25) Try to make at least one afternoon so the coaches can get an idea of where to place you.
1st regular practice starts March 1 (Monday) and are then every Monday and Thursday
The Spring sports offered at Salmon Bay are:
Girl’s Volleyball
Boy’s Soccer
Coed Track
Coed Ultimate Frisbee
SOCCER NOTE:PLAYERS
Greeting to all those interested in playing soccer and to the parents and/or guardians:
Tryout week will be Monday, Tuesday, Thursday(Feb 22, 23, 25) Try to make at least one afternoon so the coaches can get an idea of where to place you.
1st regular practice starts March 1 (Monday) and are then every Monday and Thursday
TRACK NOTE: RUNNERS – Track begins on Monday February 22nd, the Monday after break. Track practice will be Mon/Tue/Thurs/Fri. You must practice two times per week to go to the meet. Meets start around mid April. Start running now to be ready for the first practice
COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS
FAST RELIEF: An All-Star Acoustic Concert For Haiti- Thursday February 11th.
Featuring Northwest music luminaries Brian Butler, the Canote Brothers, Mark Graham, Jo Miller, Del Rey, Kim Scanlon, Linda Waterfall, and the Fast Relief Ramblers, featuring Paul Anastasio on fiddle and Cary Black, bass. Fabulous surprise guest stars. Host and MC, Joe Vinikow.
All proceeds will provide urgently needed supplies for the Haiti field deployment of Dr. Kathy Jobe and her colleagues at the Seattle/King County Disaster Team, supporting emergency medical care for victims of the recent catastrophic earthquake.
The concert will be held 7pm, Thursday, February 11, at the North Seattle Community College Concert Hall, 9600 College Way North, just west of I-5 in Seattle's Northgate neighborhood. A map link is here:http://www.northseattle.edu/maps/wayfinder.php?loc=26
Suggested donation is $20, tickets at the door. (Sorry, no ticket sales online, tickets at the door only.)
Can't attend? Make your tax-deductible contribution to the Seattle/King County Disaster Team directly here:http://www.wa1dmat.com/ For more information, please visit our website:
http://www.fastreliefconcert.org or contact Julie Sakahara at 206-322-5692.
Parenting from the Heart
Dates: April 29, May 6, 13, 20, June 3, 10, 17
Facilitators: Julie Skoog, School Psychologist and Sean Rollosson, School Counselor, CPDA
Location: SALMON BAY K-8 SCHOOL 1810 NW 65 ST Seattle WA 98117
Description:
Be effective and have fun as a parent
Discipline with kindness and firmness
Help children become responsible problem solvers
Reduce power struggles
Build a home of cooperation and mutual respect
Join Salmon Bay and Community parents/guardians for 7 nights of Positive Discipline activities and sharing.
How to register: Contact Julie Skoog at 252-1732 or jcskoog@seattleschools.org
Cost: : $110/individual or $150/couple. Materials included. Scholarships available.
Get REEL and register for RGTV!
Learn how to make a TV show in all-girl environment at Reel Grrls Television!
Check out media created in last year's RGTV program here:
Reel Grrls is partnering with SCAN Youth Media to create a grrl-produced television and web series! Open to all video production levels!
Choose interesting topics, learn television production, broadcast your opinion!
MONTHLY SATURDAY MEETINGS: Jan 23, Feb 27, Mar 20, 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM at
SCAN: 1125 N 98th St, Seattle 98103
CLASS MEETS Tuesdays, January 26 - March 23, 4:00 PM - 6:30 PM at Reel
Grrls: 1409 21st Ave Seattle
Open to young women in 4th grade and older.
Program Fee: $300, or pay what you can. No one turned away for lack of funds
The Second Annual Empty Bowls Dinner is being held at the Ballard Community Center February 27th from 3-8pm. For a minimum $10 donation you can get a beautiful handcrafted bowl filled with soup and bread. All proceeds benefit the Ballard Food Bank.
Volunteers are invited to come and help decorate bowls Saturday January 30th at the Ballard Community center from noon to 4pm. For more information email: SeattleEmptyBowls@gmail.com
National Empty Bowls website: http://www.emptybowls.net/blog/
Winter Break Open Studio Hours for Kids are:
Monday, Feb. 15 9:30 -12:30
Tuesday, Feb. 16 9:30 -12:30
We will have different projects for the kids to work on. Space is limited. Pre-registration required.
Seattle Public Theater at the Greenlake Bathhouse offers mid-winter, spring, and summer drama opportunities for kids of all ages. Fun, exciting, and inclusive! Put on a show, learn valuable acting and life skills, work as a team, and expand your horizons in a fun and supportive environment! Upcoming shows include "The Reluctant Dragon", "The Stinky Cheese Man" , "The Witches", "The Wizard of Oz", and "Sherlock Holmes". Financial aid available for all in need. More information at www.seattlepublictheater.org or 206-523-1370.
