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For Ingraham soon to be 9th graders

For Ingraham soon to be 9th graders

Ingraham soon to be 9th graders, only those students going to Ingraham High School next fall:

Auditions for the fall and winter plays are next Thursday, June 11th after school.  Students should prepare 90 second or less monologue for the audition.  Email mailto:hloveson@seattleschools.org with any questions.

Interested in Ingraham’s fall sports (cross country, golf, girls’ soccer, girls’ swimming, girls’ slowpitch and girls’ volleyball)?

Registration deadline for fall is August 14, 2026. Don’t miss the first day of tryouts and get your physical and Final Forms () done now!

http://track.spe.schoolmessenger.com/f/a/GJkXg76kAz2scA0Rh0UIsQ~~/AAAAARA~/zPVEJtxk5mQLHXCJscq6W1gDrsDaOFgIS_GzV5IvZOoiZjT11sUk-OYHsW_u1jjsCf_P9nt0rJf58JcljE279CJQia1QmnHkPDxAJ7E1rSrNi5K-h9EPcl97HqUj3_1q

Students participating in football should already be signed up in FinalForms for 2026–2027 Spring and Summer and Fall Football. See Ms. Matthews in the main office if you have questions. mailto:mqmatthews@seattleschools.org

Supporting kids through grief Wednesday night (June 3 at 6:30)

Supporting kids through grief Wednesday night (June 3 at 6:30)

UPDATE: Slide deck from pre­sen­ta­tion:
The RESMS PTSA has orga­nized a pre­sen­ta­tion on sup­port­ing kids through grief. It’s this Wednes­day (June 3) 6:30pm with vir­tu­al Teams or in-per­son in Com­mons options.
If you know of any fam­i­lies who you think might be inter­est­ed or ben­e­fit, would you please invite them?
Here are more details:
Sup­port­ing kids through grief Wednes­day night (June 3 at 6:30) in per­son in the com­mons or online on Teams
The Safe Cross­ings Pro­gram, part of Prov­i­dence at Home with Com­pas­sus, is look­ing for­ward to con­nect­ing with care­givers from Robert Eaglestaff Mid­dle School to dis­cuss ways to sup­port youth nav­i­gat­ing grief. This impor­tant train­ing, led by facil­i­ta­tor Maken­zie Muilen­burg, LMHC, will offer valu­able insights and guid­ance for care­givers. Par­tic­i­pants will gain knowl­edge on effec­tive­ly com­mu­ni­cat­ing with youth about death, under­stand­ing devel­op­men­tal grief respons­es, and iden­ti­fy­ing and under­stand­ing trau­ma symp­toms that may require spe­cial­ized sup­port.
Top­ics cov­ered will include sec­ondary loss­es, strate­gies to empow­er youth with choice and agency as they process their loss, and explo­ration of the dif­fer­ences and sim­i­lar­i­ties between adult and child­hood grief. Atten­dees will have oppor­tu­ni­ties for ques­tions to deep­en their under­stand­ing.
As a lead­ing provider of pedi­atric grief sup­port ser­vices in King Coun­ty, the Safe Cross­ings Pro­gram is ded­i­cat­ed to equip­ping care­givers with the tools they need to best sup­port bereaved youth.
Microsoft Teams meet­ing
Meet­ing ID: 258 103 783 708 919
Feel free to spread the word and invite oth­ers.
Ski Bus Needs a New Coordinator — Or It Won’t Run Next Year!

Ski Bus Needs a New Coordinator — Or It Won’t Run Next Year!

Ski Bus Needs a New Coordinator — Or It Won’t Run Next Year!

Our Ski Bus Coor­di­na­tor team is step­ping down and we need new ski bus coordinator(s) for next year.

This beloved pro­gram is a high­light for so many stu­dents, but we need some­one to take the lead. The good news? The sys­tem is already in place and runs smooth­ly. Addi­tion­al­ly, the coordinator’s stu­dent ski bus fee is waived.

Do you have a bit of time, or know an incom­ing 6th grade par­ent who might be a great fit? Please reach out to Erin Richard­son at erinbrichardson@gmail.com to learn more.

Let’s keep the ski bus rolling!

Our Ski Bus Coor­di­na­tor team is step­ping down and we need new ski bus coordinator(s) for next year.

This beloved pro­gram is a high­light for so many stu­dents, but we need some­one to take the lead. The good news? The sys­tem is already in place and runs smooth­ly. Addi­tion­al­ly, the coordinator’s stu­dent ski bus fee is waived.

Do you have a bit of time, or know an incom­ing 6th grade par­ent who might be a great fit? Please reach out to Erin Richard­son at erinbrichardson@gmail.com to learn more.

Let’s keep the ski bus rolling!

Rainbow Hop is on Saturday, June 6th

Rainbow Hop is on Saturday, June 6th

Phin­ney Neigh­bor­hood Asso­ci­a­tion is hold­ing their upcom­ing 14th annu­al Rain­bow Hop is on Sat­ur­day, June 6th. It’s a fam­i­ly-cen­tered Pride event with fun fam­i­ly activ­i­ties and is an LGBTQIA cel­e­bra­tion for every­one. It’s impor­tant that we let the world know that North Seat­tle is safe, inclu­sive, and com­mit­ted to equi­ty, and we’ve heard that this event has giv­en school-age chil­dren a sense of belong­ing and empow­er­ment as they grow old­er.

There is a free anti-bul­ly­ing play at the Tap­root The­atre start­ing at 9:30am, and seats can be reserved here:

https://ci.ovationtix.com/37019/production/1275156

Math Night Tuesday, June 2nd, 7–9pm

Math Night Tuesday, June 2nd, 7–9pm

The PTSA and the Robert Eagle Staff Math Club invite the com­mu­ni­ty to Math Night Tues­day, June 2nd, 7–9pm in the school Com­mons. Come play games, solve puz­zles, think about unusu­al math ques­tions, and cel­e­brate achieve­ments of this year’s Math Team! For ques­tions, email Nick Beau­drot at mathclub@eaglestaffptsa.org.
Connecting with caregivers to support youth navigating grief at RESMS

Connecting with caregivers to support youth navigating grief at RESMS

June 3rd at 6:30pm in per­son at RESMS in commons/lunchroom and on Teams

The Safe Cross­ings Pro­gram, part of Prov­i­dence at Home with Com­pas­sus, is look­ing for­ward to con­nect­ing with care­givers from Robert Eaglestaff Mid­dle School to dis­cuss ways to sup­port youth nav­i­gat­ing grief. This impor­tant train­ing, led by facil­i­ta­tor Maken­zie Muilen­burg, LMHC, will offer valu­able insights and guid­ance for care­givers. Par­tic­i­pants will gain knowl­edge on effec­tive­ly com­mu­ni­cat­ing with youth about death, under­stand­ing devel­op­men­tal grief respons­es, and iden­ti­fy­ing and under­stand­ing trau­ma symp­toms that may require spe­cial­ized sup­port.

 

Top­ics cov­ered will include sec­ondary loss­es, strate­gies to empow­er youth with choice and agency as they process their loss, and explo­ration of the dif­fer­ences and sim­i­lar­i­ties between adult and child­hood grief. Atten­dees will have oppor­tu­ni­ties for ques­tions to deep­en their under­stand­ing.

 

As a lead­ing provider of pedi­atric grief sup­port ser­vices in King Coun­ty, the Safe Cross­ings Pro­gram is ded­i­cat­ed to equip­ping care­givers with the tools they need to best sup­port bereaved youth.

 

Microsoft Teams meet­ing

Join: https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/258103783708919?p=AOqltHLhjBDwG8561z

Meet­ing ID: 258 103 783 708 919

Ravens are invited to watch the pros play frisbee!

Ravens are invited to watch the pros play frisbee!

Ravens are invit­ed to watch the pros play fris­bee!  The Seat­tle Cas­cades and Tem­pest will play in a dou­ble head­er match on 5/9.  Cas­cades play @ 3:00 and Tem­pest play @ 6:00.

 

Please click this Google Form to find out infor­ma­tion about pur­chas­ing tick­ets with our dis­count code.  HUGE thanks to the Cas­cades own­er­ship for the dis­count!!!

 

https://seattle-ultimate.com/

 

James Fly­nn

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