Crosswalk at 85th and Stone

Crosswalk at 85th and Stone

Announce­ment from Seat­tle Streets Alliance, regard­ing con­cerns about the cross­walks on 80th and 85th, includ­ing 85th and Stone:
SDOT is cur­rent­ly look­ing at this street and its sig­nals for upgrades: https://www.seattle.gov/…/modernizing-80th-and-85th… and it is some­thing that is being dis­cussed with the North­west Green­ways Neigh­bor­hood Group. They meet on the first Thurs­day of the month, 7 — 8:00 PM at Hal­cy­on Brew­ing Com­pa­ny if you would like to attend and see what they’re up to.
Mean Girls, Jr.!

Mean Girls, Jr.!

Audi­tions are Sept 28, 29, and 30th, so sign up now!

Fly­er is here.

All stu­dents inter­est­ed in par­tic­i­pat­ing in Mean Girls, Jr., both actors and back­stage, need to com­plete the inter­est form.

Actors: sign up for audi­tions here by Sept 27th. If you are an 8th grad­er and/or inter­est­ed in a large solo singing part please sign up for a slot on Mon­day.

Pro­gram web­site link is here.

Ms Knostman announcement: Stuart Gibbs

Ms Knostman announcement: Stuart Gibbs

Author Stu­art Gibbs is com­ing to RESMS on Octo­ber 8 to give a talk. He will deliv­er the talk dur­ing 6th peri­od to our 6th graders. How­ev­er, to “pay” for his vis­it, we need to pre-order 100 copies of his books. ​Stu­art Gibbs Pre-Order Form.docx​

Forms should be returned to Ms Knos­t­man in the library or to their ELA teacher by Octo­ber 1 with exact change or a check.
Preorder yearbooks

Preorder yearbooks

There are two oppor­tu­ni­ties to pre­order year­books. Sept 14-Sept 28 and Nov 30-Dec 14 you can log in to The Source and use the link to School­Pay. Scroll down to “RESMS Year­book 26–27”. If you log into School­Pay while you order, you can go back lat­er to see your order his­to­ry.

OCTOBER BOARD MEETING rescheduled to Oct 13

OCTOBER BOARD MEETING rescheduled to Oct 13

Tues­day, Octo­ber 6, 2026, Octo­ber 13, 2026, board meet­ing at 6:30pm at RESMS with hybrid/online option. If you are inter­est­ed in join­ing this meet­ing via Zoom please email to request the link at least 3 busi­ness days in advance. Also email at least 3 busi­ness days pri­or if you need any assis­tance with dis­abil­i­ties. Zoom access is lim­it­ed to the first 100 to enter the meet­ing.  Con­tact president@eaglestaffptsa.org
8th grade to Camp Orkila 9/29–10/2

8th grade to Camp Orkila 9/29–10/2

WE NEED 9 MORE CHAPERONES, 7 MALE AND 2 FEMALE!!! (25 TOTAL)
Please Help! We may have to cancel without enough chaperones!

CLICK HERE: CHAPERONE FORM

8th graders are going to Camp Ork­i­la! We are start­ing off their last year here with anoth­er amaz­ing com­mu­ni­ty build­ing expe­ri­ence where we will take your kid­do out of town for 3 nights/4 days! Crazy, right? We know, but our 8th graders deserve this, and we are doing all we can to bring joy and school spir­it to the com­mu­ni­ty. PLEASE read this all care­ful­ly and reach out to our coor­di­na­tors with any ques­tions. There will also be a vir­tu­al par­ent meet­ing, Mon­day, Sep­tem­ber 14th (link below). Please reach out with any ques­tions or con­cerns along the way!

A few things we need back ASAP:

Here is what you need to know now:

  • We are leav­ing before school on Sept 29th and will return before school ends on Oct. 2nd

COST: The total cost for this expe­ri­ence is $250/student. (You can also pay what you can if this is too steep or pay more if you’d like to sup­port oth­ers. Every kid who wants to go, will go regard­less if they can pay. It is impor­tant for all our stu­dents to have the same access to the RAVEN EXPERIENCE regard­less of any bar­ri­ers that may stand in the way.) Pay­ment Link CLICK HERE

Announcements from the WSPTA to students!

Announcements from the WSPTA to students!

Read on for more info on these topics:

  • Stu­dent Advo­ca­cy Night on Tues­day, Sep­tem­ber 15th from 6:30 PM — 7:30 PM
  • First ever Wash­ing­ton State PTA Essay Prompt Con­test!
  • Leg­isla­tive Assem­bly is for Stu­dents!
The WSPTA is hold­ing a Stu­dent Advo­ca­cy Night on Tues­day, Sep­tem­ber 15th from 6:30 PM — 7:30 PM, and we’d love for you to come. Here’s what we’re doing:
The Civics Cen­ter is com­ing to talk about how to run a vot­er reg­is­tra­tion dri­ve at your school. After that, we’ll go over a recog­ni­tion pro­gram where if your PTA hosts a dri­ve and sends us pho­tos, we’ll send back a cer­tifi­cate, pro­vide recog­ni­tion, and a prize! Our goal is to see as many PTAs/students host a vot­er dri­ve as pos­si­ble. More infor­ma­tion will be shared at the event.
Then we’ll have the WSPTA Advo­ca­cy Direc­tor on to answer ques­tions: how the Leg­isla­tive Assem­bly actu­al­ly works, how an issue ends up on the leg­isla­tive plat­form, and what a stu­dent can real­is­ti­cal­ly do if there’s some­thing they want to change, and much more. Stu­dents will have time to ask their own ques­tions too.
Please pre­pare as many ques­tions as you’d like to ask! This is a great way to come learn why stu­dents should attend Leg­isla­tive Assem­bly too! Parents/Guardians are always allowed to join and lis­ten but this is a stu­dent lead work­shop run by stu­dents for stu­dents. Reg­is­ter today!
https://www.wastatepta.org/event/student-advocacy-night/
We are host­ing our first ever Wash­ing­ton State PTA Essay Prompt Con­test! Every year, the PTA runs an essay con­test open to Kinder­garten­ers through 12th Graders, giv­ing them a chance to share their ideas, cre­ativ­i­ty, thought­ful­ness, great ideas, and their writ­ing skills. Through this con­test, we aim to inspire and encour­age cre­ativ­i­ty in young minds across the state.
This year, we are intro­duc­ing anoth­er con­test to accom­pa­ny the essay con­test – the Essay Prompt Con­test! In this con­test, stu­dents tell us some­thing they would like to write about – a prompt for the actu­al essay con­test. From Sep­tem­ber 1 to Octo­ber 12 at 10:00 PM, stu­dents are able to send their ideas for a thought­ful, cre­ative, deep, and inter­est­ing prompt to be select­ed. If their prompt/theme is select­ed, they will receive a $25 Ama­zon Gift Card, and be hon­ored at the stu­dent pro­grams cel­e­bra­tion! There are sep­a­rate cat­e­gories for grades K‑2, 3–5, 6–8, and 9–12. From each cat­e­go­ry, the top 3 prompts will be select­ed.
Ulti­mate­ly, the suc­cess of this com­pe­ti­tion is depen­dent on the par­tic­i­pa­tion we receive. Please send this out to your school and com­mu­ni­ty, and help us encour­age stu­dents across the state to express their love for writ­ing! Ques­tions? Please email Michelle Wein­mas­ter at michelle.weinmaster@wastatepta.org. Hap­py apply­ing, and we can’t wait to read your ideas! Essay Prompt Con­test Appli­ca­tion link
Leg­isla­tive Assem­bly is for Stu­dents!
Stu­dents are wel­come to come and join us at Leg­isla­tive Assem­bly on Octo­ber 17th and 18th at Cas­ca­dia Col­lege!
We encour­age stu­dents to come and vote for the Top 5 Leg­isla­tive Prin­ci­ples. Learn about the work that WSPTA does in advo­ca­cy, learn about par­lia­men­tary pro­ce­dure from experts, meet and engage with oth­er stu­dents from around the state and have grow your voice to help cre­ate bet­ter schools in Wash­ing­ton! There will also be some fun stu­dent activ­i­ties! Don’t miss out sign up today at: https://www.wastatepta.org/events-programs/legislative-assembly-2026/
2026–2027 School Year Kick-Off Fundraising Campaign!

2026–2027 School Year Kick-Off Fundraising Campaign!

2026–2027 Direct Appeal!

Fundrais­ing Cam­paign!

Won­der­ing what the Friends of Robert Eagle Staff PTSA does that impacts your child? These are just some of the cur­rent items in our (2026–2027) bud­get that our fundrais­ing goes towards:

  • Staff requests & class­room enrich­ment $15,000
  • Field trips & Raven’s Expe­ri­ences $9,000
  • Raven’s Care Clos­et  $7,000
  • Sports team equip­ment & coach­ing $6,500
  • Library $4,000
  • After-school & oth­er events plus extra sci­ence funds (like: grade-based events, lan­guage night, math night, Proyec­to Saber) $3,350
  • Staff Appre­ci­a­tion $4,000
  • 8th Grade Pro­mo­tion Cel­e­bra­tion $3,000
  • Principal’s dis­cre­tionary fund $2,500
  • After school pro­grams, includ­ing sup­plies and scholarships/support $1,000
  • Ravens t‑shirts for all incom­ing stu­dents $2,000
  • Art sup­plies, ASB, Coun­sel­ing Out­reach, Mak­er Space, Nurse, Office sup­plies, PE Equip­ment, WEB leader training/programming & more, totalling over $27,500
  • Water bot­tle fill­ing sta­tion installed at school $16,000
  • PTSA musi­cal the­ater (this year it’s Mean Girls Jr., the Musi­cal)
To ful­ly fund our ongo­ing com­mit­ment to the school com­mu­ni­ty, we rec­om­mend fam­i­lies donate $250 per stu­dent. Friends of Robert Eagle Staff PTSA is hap­py to accept what­ev­er dona­tion is afford­able to you, how­ev­er small or large. Please con­sid­er increas­ing your dona­tion on behalf of fam­i­lies who are unable to donate if you are in a posi­tion to do so.
https://app.givebacks.gives/go-ravens

 

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