There will be a 1-hour early dismissal.

Come celebrate the end of the school year with a fun-filled evening for the whole family! Enjoy student-created carnival games, exciting prizes, and plenty of food & beverages. Join guest chef Olivia Ford (Liiv for Flavor) for a hands-on cooking experience where families can get involved and learn together. Let’s connect, play, and wrap up the year together in Thunderbird style!

Also, Support our Art Class!
We’re collecting donations to help keep creativity thriving. Please consider bringing:

• Canvases (8x10, 9x12, or 11x14)

• Watercolor paper

• Colored pencils

• Mayco Stroke & Coat clear glaze

Moving up Day is the Licton Springs tradition of moving our kids up to the next grade

Guest teacher Desirae Beedle will be here monthly to work on projects that will enrich our Native culture knowledge with each class

7th/8th 8:00-8:45sm

5th/6th 9:50-10:35sm

Kinder – 11:35-12:20

1st/2nd  – 12:35-1:20

3rd/4th  – 1:35-2:20

The Indian Parent Advisory Committee (IPAC), Title VI, advises the Seattle School district on the Native Education Title VI Indian Education Grant. The IPAC is part of the approval process for the grant application, proposed budget, and amendments (changes) to the application. Being essential stakeholders, members of the IPAC represent those who directly benefit from the programming of the Title VI grant. The parent committee must assist in the development and approval of the annual grant for our district to receive federal funding.

More info: IPAC webpage.  

Teams Meeting Link:
Join the meeting
Meeting ID: 250 768 046 994  
Passcode: nfFuep  
Dial in by phone: 206-800-4125, 286987315# 

Join us for a day of fun!

Come join us!

Urban Family Brewing Co.

1103 NW 52nd St

Seattle, WA 98107United States (map)

Join the Licton Springs K-8 community for a night at the ballpark.

• Location: T-Mobile Park, Main Level

• Cost: $20 per person

This special offer is for all students and their families. Orders are filled on a first come first serve basis and are based on availability.

To Order:

Send Venmo to @Nattiej5 (last 4 digits of phone number are 8317). Please include

• $20 per ticket

• Note the number of tickets you are purchasing

• Note the student's name

• If you want to sit with another family, place one order for the entire group

Contact Natalie.sue.johnson@gmail.com with any questions.

Guest teacher Desirae Beedle will be here monthly to work on projects that will enrich our Native culture knowledge with each class

7th/8th 8:00-8:45sm

5th/6th 9:50-10:35sm

Kinder – 11:35-12:20

1st/2nd  – 12:35-1:20

3rd/4th  – 1:35-2:20

Come by, design posters, and learn the Women’s Warrior song for the MMIWP march.

This event is open to the community. Snacks and beverages will be provided.

The Indian Parent Advisory Committee (IPAC), Title VI, advises the Seattle School district on the Native Education Title VI Indian Education Grant. The IPAC is part of the approval process for the grant application, proposed budget, and amendments (changes) to the application. Being essential stakeholders, members of the IPAC represent those who directly benefit from the programming of the Title VI grant. The parent committee must assist in the development and approval of the annual grant for our district to receive federal funding.

More info: IPAC webpage.  

Teams Meeting Link:
Join the meeting
Meeting ID: 250 768 046 994  
Passcode: nfFuep  
Dial in by phone: 206-800-4125, 286987315# 

Urban Native Education Alliance is hosting a free MMIWP Awareness event at North Seattle College

• Educational Presentation

• Cultural Activities

• Woman’s Warrior Song

• Meal Provided

• Family Friendly

The event will take place in conference room CC1161 (College Center), near the South visitor parking lot

Questions? Call 206-941-0338

This will be a virtual meeting

Join us on Friday, April 26, from 1:00-4:00 PM for a community garden workday as we build and prepare our new school garden! This is a great opportunity to connect with families, staff, and students while creating a space that will support hands-on learning, well-being, and environmental education.

What to Expect:

• Help with garden setup— preparing soil and planting

• Fun, family-friendly activities focused on wellness and connection

• A chance to learn about how this garden will support our school community

• Light refreshments provided!

This event is open to students, families, and community members—all are welcome! Come get your hands in the dirt, share in this exciting project, and help grow something amazing together.

Location: Licton Springs K-8

We hope to see you there!