3/28 Boys Varsity Soccer Game


Wanted to share a really cool experience open to 7–12th grade female identifying students who may be interested in Sailing. Girls at the Helm — Spring Break Experience is 4 day sailing experience where they will learn about the ropes of sailing, navigation and marine science.
More information is shown in the picture below as well as through this link — https://www.soundexp.org/sail-with-us/teen-programs‑2/

Discounted tickets to see USA vs JAPAN — Womens National Soccer Game available. Share out as appropriate. Thanks!
Here’s the link to purchase tickets: http://ussoccer.spinzo.com/SeattlePublicSchools
Spring Sports Updates. Please note the change in volleyball tryouts (6th Graders will now try out Tuesday, March 17th). Share out where appropriate. Thanks!
Spring Sports Update: Girls Volleyball, Boys Soccer & Co-Ed Track Starting in March!
Interscholastic Spring Sports kick off the third week of March! This season, we’ll have Varsity, Junior Varsity, and JVC teams, and an in-house Club league for both Volleyball and Soccer. Track is a no-cut sport. Games and meets will start a couple weeks into the spring seasons and run through early-June.
We encourage all interested students to try out—regardless of experience or skill level. Students who identify as non-binary are also welcome to participate in gendered sports. For support in choosing a team, please connect with athletic coordinators Louis Eaglestaff or James Flynn.
Important Requirements
Before participating in school athletics:
Girls Volleyball
Boys Soccer
Co-Ed Track
Calling All Coaches
We’re seeking:
If you’re passionate about teaching fundamentals, motivating student-athletes, and creating a positive, fun environment, please reach out to Louis Eaglestaff or James Flynn.
:
Varsity Girls vs Eckstein @ Lincoln (2) 10:00AM
Varsity Boys vs McClure @ Lincoln (1) 8:30am
JV Girls vs Broadview @Garfield (2) 1:00am
JV Boys vs Denny @ Garfield (1) 1:00pm
JVC Girls vs Hamilton @ Madison 1:00pm
JVC Boys TBD (Salmon Bay has scheduling conflicts)

Spring Sports Update: Girls Volleyball, Boys Soccer & Co-Ed Track Starting in March!
Interscholastic Spring Sports kick off the third week of March! This season, we’ll have Varsity, Junior Varsity, and JVC teams, and an in-house Club league for both Volleyball and Soccer. Track is a no-cut sport. Games and meets will start a couple weeks into the spring seasons and run through early-June.
We encourage all interested students to try out—regardless of experience or skill level. Students who identify as non-binary are also welcome to participate in gendered sports. For support in choosing a team, please connect with athletic coordinators Louis Eaglestaff or James Flynn.
Spring Ultimate is a spring sport that started in late February. If you have any questions about spring ultimate please reach out to the coaches at eaglestaffultimate@gmail.com.
Important Requirements
Before participating in school athletics:
Girls Volleyball
Boys Soccer
Calling All Coaches
We’re seeking:
If you’re passionate about teaching fundamentals, motivating student-athletes, and creating a positive, fun environment, please reach out to Louis Eaglestaff or James Flynn.
Announcement from Principal Stowell:
“Good afternoon, RESMS Families,
RESMS has been very fortunate to receive funding from the voter-approved City of Seattle Levy for the past six years. The 2025–26 school year will be the final year of this levy. While voters have approved a new levy, the City of Seattle is currently in the evaluation and planning phase for the next rollout. We expect to have a clearer picture of how these funds can be accessed by the end of June, with implementation beginning in the 2026–27 school year.
At this time, RESMS has received our budget allocation for next year, and it does not include levy funding. As a result, we are planning for the 2026–27 school year with an estimated $615,000 funding gap. Currently, levy funds support certificated teachers, counselors, mental health therapists, student and family advocate, a social worker, tutors, summer school, and additional staff time for collaboration and professional learning.
Compounding this challenge, Seattle Public Schools is facing an $80–100 million districtwide deficit, and our building allocation has also been reduced.
As always, we will navigate these challenges thoughtfully and responsibly. That said, there will be some difficult decisions ahead. Our highest priority is to make sound, data-driven choices that minimize the impact to the student Raven Experience. I ask for your trust as we take what we are handed and move forward collectively with intentionality, joy, and a continued commitment to our upward momentum as a community.
You may be wondering, “How can I advocate? Who should I contact?” For now, I ask that you continue supporting our school as you have been. If and when there are opportunities to elevate your voices with decision-makers, I will be sure to reach out.
Thank you, as always, for your continued support.
GO RAVENS!
Zac Stowell, Principal”
Louis Eaglestaff is hosting a RESMS Super Bowl party. He has supervision, but could always use a little more. This is to create a once in a lifetime experience with friends. I got mine 10 years ago, so I wanted to do this for my daughter and all our students. We would like everyone to sign up so we have an idea on numbers and how much pizza to get.
