We have some great community organizations lined up to share their work with us (robots, fossils, genetics, oh my!), along with Ms. Voelk's amazing glow room!

Parent booths are a huge part of STEAM night as well, so if any parents would like to present their science and art expertise, please sign up using the link below.

The famous egg drop is also back, and it's not too early to get the kids thinking about egg protector designs and/or science project posters they would like to display. Visit our STEAM Night Page for more information.

Mark your calendars and we hope to see you there! Sign up now to present or to volunteer!

Celebrate Mother's Day and support Hmong farmers, Title 1 schools, and the Central and North Seattle Schools PTA Alliance (CANSSPA) by purchasing flower bouquets! 

Order here by May 4th

• Select Wedgwood Elementary at checkout, and CANSSPA will receive $10 per bouquet sold. 

• Plus, Title 1 schools in SPS benefit from pooled funds of $10 per bouquet sold. Up to $30 per sale is tax-deductible. 

• Prices are $60 for one bouquet or $100 for two. 

• Bouquet pick-up on May 11 (see here for pickup sites—. Thornton Creek, 12-2p is the closest site to us). 

We'll have treats near the playground for those that participate in biking, walking, or rolling (i.e. scootering) to school that morning. We'll be there from 7:30 am until the bell rings. 

Bikes/scooters can be locked to the bike rack in front of the school, the fence between the school and the Kids Time portable, or can be brought around to the covered play court for storage. The gates to the school are locked during school hours. 

If you’re interested in volunteering to pass out snacks and other goodies at the event, or if you have questions, please contact our Bike to School Lead Amy Johnson.

Join us VIRTUALLY for a speaker, brought to you by the PTA.

Molly Cevasco, PhD is a child psychologist in private practice specializing in Autism and other forms of Neurodiversity. Save the date for her talk at our Spring PTA meeting:

“Neurodiversity: What You Need to Know to Support Your Child and Community”
Thursday 5/9, 7-8pm, virtually

For most parents, the concept of neurodiversity is new and can be confusing. In this talk, Dr. Cevasco will present on the important concept that all brains learn and behave differently. When we understand our own needs and those of our children, we are better able to support their academic and social growth. As an added bonus, understanding neurodiversity can help parents create and maintain a safe and welcoming world not just for their children, but also for other children, adults, and the broader community. Dr. Cevasco will explain the unique ways that people learn and interact with the world around them, as well as providing specific strategies for parents to use to learn about themselves and their children.

Save the date for a Mariner’s game with your fellow Marmots!

Get your tickets here!

Join us for our Spring General Meeting. We will have snacks, time for socializing, and vote on important initiatives like executive board nominees and next year’s budget!

Meetings are held in the school library or cafeteria. All parents, staff, and community members are welcome to attend! See the full meeting schedule here.

Stay tuned for more information!

No school today

There will be rides, treats, reptiles, and all of your Wedgwood pals! It’s such a great way to celebrate the school year together.

The Carnival runs on our volunteer support. Check back for a sign-up sheet.

More details here!

More details coming soon!

Field Day is at Wedgwood on Thursday, June 13th. It is a day for our Wedgwood community to celebrate a successful school year. There will be a variety of activities including many of the sports and games from our PE curriculum that students practiced and played throughout the year.
We need volunteers to make this a successful and fun event for all our Wedgwood students. If you are able to volunteer, please sign up here!

There will be four volunteer shifts:

— 7:50-8:45 will be set-up
— 8:45-10:45 will be Field Day activities
— 10:50-12:15 will be picnic lunch and recess on the playground
— 1:30-2:00 will be an all-school recess with music and a special treat.

You can sign up for as many time slots as you are free and willing to do.

All volunteers must be approved by the District for the 2023-24 school year. The deadline to turn in all volunteer paperwork is Friday, May 24th so that all volunteers can be processed and cleared. Please email Roshni Hourselt at rohourselt@seattleschools.org to check your status or to begin the process.

Please email me at jejansen@seattleschools.org with any questions. Thank you!

Meetings are held in the school library or cafeteria. All parents, staff, and community members are welcome to attend! See the full meeting schedule here.

More details coming soon! Please reach out to Principal Christy Smith with questions.

No school today

Have an awesome summer, Marmots!