Upcoming events.
Indian Parent Advisory Committee (IPAC) Meeting
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#
Indian Parent Advisory Committee (IPAC) Meeting
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#
Indian Parent Advisory Committee (IPAC) Meeting
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#
Indian Parent Advisory Committee (IPAC) Meeting
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#
Indian Parent Advisory Committee (IPAC) Meeting
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#
Indian Parent Advisory Committee (IPAC) Meeting
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#
Holiday Bazaar
We're now accepting donations of NEW and LIKE-NEW items for the Holiday Bazaar. This event allows any LSK-8 student to pick up a non-denominational gift for someone special in their lives. Items should be suitable for all types of guardians and small/lightweight enough for students who ride yellow buses.
Example Donation Items: books, jewelry, gift cards, games, kitchenware, candles, fun socks (unused), teas, tea pots, cups, gift baskets, cozy blankets, stationery sets, art supplies, winter wear, small tool kits, gift bags/tags, and wrapping paper.
Drop off items in the front office. We're also in need of volunteers to assist students in selecting and wrapping their gifts.
Sign up to volunteer here.
Email us if you have any questions: pto4thunderbirds@gmail.com
Indian Parent Advisory Committee (IPAC) Meeting
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#
Harvest Festival
Licton Springs K-8 Annual Harvest Festival
Date: November 15, 2024
Time: 5:30–8:00 PM
Location: Licton Springs K-8
Join us for our annual Harvest Festival, a cherished tradition at Licton Springs K-8 that honors the Native people of our land and celebrates the fall harvest.
Activities include:
Potluck - Please share a dish that reflects your own cultural or personal harvest traditions if you are able.
Prek - K: Fruits and Vegetables
Grades 1-3: Side Dishes
Grades 4-8: Main Dishes
Musical Cakes - Please bring your favorite dessert to share!
Arts & crafts
Bingo
Clothing Swap
and more!
We look forward to celebrating with our school and family communities! Please invite your friends and families.
Volunteers Needed! Please signup to volunteer to help using this link: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C094DAEA82BAAFDCE9-53066890-harvest
3rd/4th Grade Discover Dance Performance
Our 3rd/4th grade class will present their original choreography along with performances by PNW (Pacific NW) Ballet Company dancers, PNB School students from New Voices, and other DISCOVER DANCE partner schools.
Students are working very hard to prepare for the performance! Please attend and invite others to share this day with them! We look forward to seeing you there!
More information about getting to McCaw Hall can be found here: https://www.pnb.org/season/plan-your visit/#gettinghere
Indian Parent Advisory Committee (IPAC) Meeting
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#
Kickoff Event: Native Youth Reading Challenge
Native Youth Reading Challenge & Kickoff Event: Daybreak Star
We are excited to announce that Native students at Licton Springs K-8 may have the opportunity to participate in a year-long cultural and educational program in partnership with the United Indians of All Tribes Educators Consortium (UIATEC) and United Indians of All Tribes Foundation (UIATF). This program is designed to empower Native youth through reading and community engagement.
Kickoff Event: Daybreak Star
Date: October 18
Our self-identifying Native pre-K through 5th grade students have the opportunity to visit Daybreak Star Cultural Center, where they will spend two hours paired with high school mentors for near-peer mentorship and cultural learning. This event also marks the official start of the Native Youth Reading Challenge, which encourages students to read books by Native authors and participate in community events. Students can log their reading digitally or on paper, with a goal to collectively reach 1 million points!
We are seeking assistance from families to arrange round-trip transportation for Licton Springs students to and from Daybreak Star.
There will be enough chaperones on-site, but we are asking for support in getting students there and back. If you're able to assist, please let us know! Email pto4thunderbirds@gmail.com.
More About the Native Youth Reading Challenge
Modeled after the Global Reading Challenge, students will track their reading through the Beanstalk app and join in monthly progress updates. The challenge culminates in March with a celebration of achievements.
Check out the recommended reading lists from Seattle Public Library to get started:
K-3 List Part I
K-3 List Part II
Grades 4-7 List
Grades 8-12 List
Let’s inspire our students to read, learn, and connect through this amazing initiative!
Indigenous Peoples' Day
2024 Indigenous Peoples’ Day Citywide Celebration
Everyone is invited to join the gatherings to lift up and honor the vibrancy of Native communities of these lands and beyond. We’ll celebrate the rich history, enduring legacy, and invaluable contributions of Native people, who have been an integral part of this region, and beyond, since time immemorial.
Schedule of Events:
1. 2024 Citywide Indigenous Peoples’ Day Celebration.
9:30 am – 1:30 pm at Pier 62 Waterfront Park 1951
Dzidzilalich (Alaskan Way) with a march along the Seattle waterfront to King Street Station Plaza.
Bring your drums and your Tribal flags!
2. Daybreak Star Celebration
5:00 pm - 9:00 p.m. at Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center, 5011 Bernie Whitebear Way, Seattle WA 98199
There will be dancing, dinner, and bingo. Feel free to wear your regalia!
Other Events
Check out other events in the area!
3. Indigenous People’s Day Rally, March, and Round Dance for Peace. 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm in Westlake Park, 401 Pine Street.
4. Indigenous Peoples Day 2024. 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm at Washington Hall, 153 14th Ave.
#IndigenousPeoplesDay2024 #Seattle
For more info: https://www.facebook.com/events/530726676309972/?acontext=%7B%22event_action_history%22%3A[]%7D
Hosted by United Indians of All Tribes Foundation
Indian Parent Advisory Committee (IPAC) Meeting
The Indian Parent Advisory Committee (IPAC) will hold elections on October 10, 2024, during the monthly virtual meeting via Teams from 5:00-6:00 p.m. All 2024-25 officer positions are up for election. Open to parents/guardians of SPS Native students with valid 506 forms. For nominations, use the form by October 2, or nominate during the meeting.
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#
Latinx/Hispanic Heritage – 7th grade performance
7th Grade Performing Arts will present a short play in honor of Latinx/Hispanic Heritage Month entitled “Celebrating Our Culture Through Time! / ¡Celebrando Nuestra Cultura a Través del Tiempo!” on stage in the cafeteria.
Classrooms and families are invited to come watch the performance. Families, please make sure to sign in at the main office if you will be attending.
Reach out to Anne Wasson, alwasson@seattleschools.org, if you have any questions or are interested in helping with the production.
Curriculum Night
Parents, caregivers, students and siblings are invited to attend. This is a family potluck. Please bring a dish if you are able:
Pre-K — Drinks
Kindergarten—Plates, Flatware, or Cups
1st grade – Side Dish
2nd grade – Side Dish
3rd grade – Drinks
4th grade – Fruits/Vegetables
5th grade – Dessert
6-8th grades – Main Dish / Casserole
PTO Meeting
Join us for this month's Licton Springs K-8 PTO meeting at Urban Family Brewing Co.!
We’ll discuss exciting upcoming events, including our fall fundraisers, field trips, and community programs. It’s a great chance to connect with fellow parents and staff in a relaxed setting! Food will be available from a local food truck—check the schedule here:Urban Family Food Trucks.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Location: 1103 NW 52nd St, Seattle, WA 98107
Picture Day
Yuen Lui will be doing the Licton Springs Portraits and class photos again this year.
Schedule and Ordering information will be posted when we receive it (usually a couple weeks before the event)
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