Wedgwood School PTA

Wedgwood Elementary School Parent Teacher Association (PTA)

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Entries from April 2008

PTA Board Nominations are Set

April 23rd, 2008 Comments Off

There will be a PTA General Membership meeting on May 9th at 6:00pm (right before the Spring Dance).  At this meeting there will be a vote to elect the new board.  Nominees are:

Co-Presidents: Emily Maher and Rachael Weissman
Recording Secretary: Catherine Stine
Treasurer: Wendy Champagne
VP Membership: John Cahill
VP Volunteers: Julie Stevens
VP Programs: Sylvia Lago

The fundraising efforts of [...]

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Will you help save the waters of the Earth?

April 23rd, 2008 Comments Off

Can you discover the secrets of the Lost City?
Would you like to join the Tribe of the Hand?
What if Bigfoot is real?
These are the questions from which adventures arise.   Take a heroic journey with Terra-Forma Education’s Eco-Quest Summer Day Camp.  Eco-Quest is a five-day quest-based adventure day camp. Youth ages 6-10 become immersed in complex [...]

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Wedgwood and the Washington State Chess Championship

April 23rd, 2008 Comments Off

The chess club will have its largest team yet, 16 kids, attending the state championship this coming weekend. Although over 1,400 elementary age kids will attend the event, we’re expecting a great showing from our relatively small contingent!
In other news, our top players participated in elite level play the past two weekends. Zhemin Shao represented [...]

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University of Washington Alumni Weekend

April 23rd, 2008 Comments Off

Are you ready to taste some liquid nitrogen ice cream? Make a comet with your bare hands? Check out some world-class art? Then you are invited to attend Washington Weekend, the UW’s annual open house at all three campuses that runs from April 24-26, 2008.
This is the opportunity for you and your family to experience [...]

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Celebrate Student Council and Patrol Students

April 23rd, 2008 Comments Off

It’s time to celebrate all student council and patrol student’s for all their hard work in the Wedgwood community this year. We would like to go to the Wedgwood pool for swimming and a pizza party, but we need a few parent sponsors to make this successful. This means you simply show up for the [...]

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Forum Being Organized to bring Chinese, Americans, and Tibetans Together

April 19th, 2008 Comments Off

This forum aims to adopt principles of non-violent communication to help foster a dialog between Chinese, Americans, and Tibetans. If you are interested in being involved in this forum, please contact Mystic Trails, a Seattle-based non-profit organization. The group can be reached at spring AT mystictrails DOT com or at its website: http://www.mystictrails.com.

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Wedgwood Students Know Geography

April 18th, 2008 Comments Off

Wedgwood’s 3rd Annual Geography Bee was a lot of fun last Thursday evening. Every student who scored in the top 5 on the written test for their class participated in the bee, and all came prepared. It was obvious the students had worked very hard, with some adults commenting that the students knew [...]

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FUN has ended for the 3rd Graders.

April 18th, 2008 Comments Off

Well, yes and no. The Seattle Audubon society has completed an 8-week program, which began in the fall and ending just last week. The FUN program has our third grade students to explore their schoolyard habitat from birds in the trees to millipedes on the ground. This program could not have happened [...]

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Mark your Calendars: Wedgwood All-School Carnival Sunday, June 8 @ 12-3 pm

April 18th, 2008 Comments Off

There will be a planning meeting Wednesday, April 23 at 7 pm in the upstairs café area of Metropolitan Market (NE 55th St. and 40th Ave NE). This year’s carnival theme will be a Fiesta with live music of course. We are looking for a few volunteers to take charge of games/prizes and [...]

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Wedgwood Instrumental Music Program Receives a Grant

April 18th, 2008 Comments Off

The PTA would like to thank Wedgwood parent Howard Muntz for writing and receiving a $3,000 grant from the Windermere Foundation for our Instrumental Music program. The WIM program costs $200 per student and this grant allows for scholarships to be granted to students receiving free and reduced lunch. The hope is everyone [...]

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