The Hazel Wolf Mariner’s game is coming up on Sunday, March 30! We’ve reserved 200 seats in the 100 level for just $20 each ($2 will go to the PTSA). Book your tickets here. The game starts at 1:10 PM at T-Mobile Park.
Questions? Please contact parent volunteer Sabra Warren via sabrahallphoto@gmail.com or 206-931-3613.
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Our Summer Camp Resource page is growing into a valuable hub of camp information. We’d like to highlight two resources that our families might find helpful: a Pedalheads discount and the Assistance League Summer Enrichment Scholarship.
Pedalheads Camp Discount
With Spring break around the corner, consider Pedalheads camps. Pedalheads Washington offers week-long Bike and Trail camps for kids ages 2-12, with full-day and private lesson options. Younger kids are introduced to biking, while kids 4+ work towards road riding. Sign up using code HAZEL25 to get $25 off, and Pedalheads will also donate $25 back to Hazel Wolf! Promo valid for any program in Washington until June 22nd.
Want to go to summer camp? Apply for a Summer Enrichment Scholarship from Assistance League of Seattle to help you get there!
The Assistance League of Seattle awards scholarships of up to $500 (per student) to Seattle students currently in grades 4-11 for summer enrichment programs, such as overnight camps, music, science, art, sports, and more. They aim to reach the students who would benefit most from these scholarships. Last year, they helped send 83 Seattle students to summer programs and camps.
How does the application process work?
Students find a summer camp, program, or class they would like to attend. It is the responsibility of the student/family to apply to the program directly and tell the program they have applied for a scholarship from the Assistance League. Applications for our scholarships are evaluated as soon as possible after they are submitted, and recipients are then notified that they have been awarded a scholarship.
When should applications be submitted?
The short and easy answer is: as soon as possible. Many camps and summer programs fill up quickly. Also note that we award the scholarships as the applications come in, but our final deadline for scholarship applications is May 2, 2025.
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Here’s a quick update on the Ridwell plastic film pickup and a change to the PTSA general session!
PTSA General Session Date Change
The PTSA general session meeting originally planned for this Tuesday, March 18th has been moved to April to give time for due consideration regarding budget items. The new date will be Tuesday, April 22nd from 6:30-8pm in the Cafetorium. Childcare & snacks will be provided. We hope to see you there!
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The ADHD Parent Support Group and Family Movie Night are both happening this week—hope to see you there! Plus, a Ridwell Film Collection update!
ADHD Parent Support Group
March’s ADHD Parent Support Group meeting is Thursday, March 13th in the Library from 4pm-6pm. If you’re a parent or guardian of a student with ADHD, this group provides education, resources, and support. Please reach out to Leslie Schuyler at luschuyler@gmail.com with questions.
Family Movie Night, March 14
Join us this Friday, March 14, from 6-8 PM in the Cafetorium to watch Sonic the Hedgehog 3. Bring blankets and pillows to cozy up on the floor, or low-backed chairs if you’d like to set up behind. Siblings welcome, guardian required. Pizza and snacks will be available for purchase. Volunteers are needed to help make the event a success! Sign up to volunteer today!
Ridwell Film Collection Update
To make it easier, there’s a bin by the front door where you can drop off your plastic film during the school week. The last day for drop-offs is Friday, March 21 (note the corrected date). Learn what Ridwell will and will not take. Please email peculiaromen@gmail.com with questions.
Welcome to March! After a quiet February, things are picking up this month. Keep reading to find out what’s happening in our community.
Your Donations in Action
Did you know that your donations help subsidize the costs of sending our 8th graders to the Mount Rainier Institute and provide funds for 3rd grade Nature Journals?
Upcoming PTSA Events
Ridwell Plastic Film Collection, Mar. 7 and Mar. 26 Mar. 21
March’s ADHD Parent Support Group meeting is Thursday, March 13th in the Libraryfrom 4-6pm. If you’re a parent or guardian of a student with ADHD, this group provides education, resources, and support. Please reach out to Leslie Schuyler at luschuyler@gmail.com with questions.
Family Movie Night, Mar. 14
It’s time for another family movie night! Join us on Friday, March 14, from 6-8 PM in the Cafetorium to watch Sonic the Hedgehog 3. Bring blankets and pillows to cozy up on the floor, or low-backed chairs if you’d like to set up behind. Siblings welcome, guardian required. Pizza and snacks will be available for purchase. Volunteers are needed to help make the event a success! Sign up to volunteer today!
PTSA General Session, Mar. 18. *Moved to April 22
UPDATE! The PTSA general session meeting originally planned for March 18th has been moved to April to give time for due consideration regarding budget items. The new date will be Tuesday, April 22nd (6:30-8pm, Cafetorium). Childcare & snacks will be provided.
Hazel Wolf Mariner’s Game, Mar. 30
It’s time for another fun afternoon cheering on the Mariners! We’ve reserved 200 seats in the 100 level for just $20 each ($2 will go to the PTSA). Book your tickets here. The game is on Sunday, March 30th, starting at 1:10 PM at T-Mobile Park.
Questions? Please contact parent volunteer Sabra Warren via sabrahallphoto@gmail.com or 206-931-3613.
TerraCycle School Recycling Drive, now through April 30th
Join us in keeping hard-to-recycle household products out of landfill! Bring your items to the labeled recycle bins by the school entrance. Check what can be collected here, or email estem@hazelwolfk8.org with your questions.
Events Calendar
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Volunteer Opportunities
Mid-Year and End-of-Year Fiscal Reviews:
The PTSA needs three volunteers for the mid-year and end-of-year fiscal reviews, which should be done by people other than the current check signers (treasurer and PTSA presidents). It will take a few hours over one or two evenings. If you’re a member and would like to help, please email treasurer@hazelwolfk8.org.
Movie Night Volunteers Needed
The Events Committee needs your help to make Movie Night on March 14th run smoothly. Guardians are required to attend, so why not lend a hand? 🙂 Sign up to volunteer today!
Volunteer Opportunities in One Place
You can find a list of volunteer opportunities for upcoming activities and events on the Volunteer page.
PTSA Updates
Pedalheads Discount for Spring and Summer Break
Pedalheads Washington offers week-long Bike and Trail camps for kids 2-12, with full-day or private lesson options. Kids learn biking basics, and those 4+ work towards road riding. Use code HAZEL25 for $25 off any program in Washington, valid until June 22nd. Register today! You can also find the code on our Summer Camp Resources page.
Does your employer have a corporate matching program? Not only are any donations you make to the PTSA 100% tax deductible, they also qualify for corporate gift matching. This means your employer may match a portion, or the entirety, of your donation – potentially doubling the impact of your gift! Learn more about corporate matching.
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Welcome back! We hope you had a relaxing Mid-Winter Break.
2025 is off to a strong start, with the PTSA hosting a guest speaker at the January general session and throwing a fun dance party. We also celebrated the city results of the National PTA Reflections Art Contest. Read the recaps!
Online Safety Presentation by Amy Lang from Birds & Bees & Kids
In January, the PTSA invited Amy Lang from Birds & Bees & Kids to speak at the general session, where she shared valuable resources and insights on keeping kids safe online. Thanks to all those who attended!
We had a great conversation about:
Simple, low-tech things you can do to keep your kids safer online
Why you need to talk about online safety
How to talk about pornography (before they see it)
What to say and how to handle it if they’ve seen it
Why monitoring and filtering are so important
“Ready. Set. Glow” Dance
More than 100 families attended our first ever “Ready. Set. Glow!” Dance in January. It was an absolute blast to see all the kids (and grown ups!) having such a fun time dancing together! Huge thanks to our amazing DJ, Henry Vogler, our PTSA event planners—Maia Vogler and Diana Wong—and all the parent volunteers who helped with set up and take down: Andrew Chipperfield, Heather Eliav, Hannah Gelman, Rob Hill, Jenn Johnson-Demel, Chakrya Lim, Amanda Smith, and Erika Trott. Without your help, this uplifting community event would not have been possible.
2024 National PTA Reflections Art Contest
Although this contest took place in the fall, the judging and celebration at the city level recently wrapped up. Congratulations to the Hazel Wolf K-8 students who are finalists, with their art advancing to the state level, and to all the Honorable Mentions! We have some talented students. To learn more about the results, visit the Seattle City Council PTSA results page.
Hazel Wolf K-8 PTSA 