February’s ADHD Parent Support Group meeting is on Thursday, February 13th, 4-6pm, in the Library
If you’re a parent or guardian of a student with ADHD, this group meets monthly on the second Thursday and provides education, resources, and support. Have questions or would like more information before attending? Please reach out to Leslie Schuyler at luschuyler@gmail.com.
Are you a parent or guardian of a student with ADHD? You’re invited to join Hazel Wolf’s ADHD Parent Support Group on Thursday, Oct. 10th, from 4-6pm in the library. This group exists to provide parents with education. It also offers resources and support. At this first meeting of the school year we’ll introduce ourselves, discuss the group’s main goals, and settle on future meeting logistics. We hope to see you there!
Information & Questions: Please contact Leslie Schuyler at luschuyler@gmail.com.
We believe all Seattle Public Schools families should be informed about the latest on school closures, and able to share their voices to make an impact. Here are some informational resources, upcoming events, and contact information we hope you’ll find helpful.
INFORMATIONAL RESOURCES
– Seattle Schools Information website: www.seattleschools.org/resources/well-resourced-schools/
– Seattle Family Information website: www.alltogetherforseattleschools.org/
– Fund SPS website (created by a group of concerned SPS parents committed to advocacy): https://fundsps.com/take-action
UPCOMING EVENTS
– Monday, September 16th, 6pm, John Hay Elementary School Cafeteria, 201 Garfield St, Seattle, WA 98109: Director of District 4, Dr Joe Mizrahi, will be attending this School Closure Meeting.
– Wednesday, September 18th, 4:15pm, John Stanford Center for Educational Excellence, 2445 3rd Ave. S, Seattle, WA 98134: Family gathering before the School District Board Meeting.
WHO YOU CAN REACH OUT TO
Marni Campbell, Well-Resourced Schools Officer: macampbell@seattleschools.org
School Board: schoolboard@seattleschools.org
Superintendent Brent Jones: superintendent@seattleschools.org
Please remember everyone in our community (students, staff, families, other SPS school communities) will be impacted. Be the community of kindness that we are.
Do you have family members with racecar brains and no brakes? Do you have students with enormous potential that just don’t quite connect?
Hazel Wolf K-8’s ADHD Parent Group would like to invite you to its first educational event, featuring guest speaker Bethany Febus ACCG PCC.
When? Thursday, April 25, 2024 | 6pm
Where? Cafetorium at Hazel Wolf K-8 ESTEM School, 11530 12th Ave NE, Seattle, WA 98125
Cost: Free of charge
In A Brain-Based Approach to Understanding and Supporting ADHD, Bethany will share her extensive personal and professional experience, and research-based understanding, of ADHD; providing valuable insights and working strategies that go beyond tips and tricks.
During her presentation, Bethany will walk through a framework for understanding the ADHD brain in a way that empowers families and educators to work in new, effective and rewarding ways with their ADHD children.
Refreshments will be available and all are welcome to come, including those from outside the Hazel Wolf K-8 school community. Free, on-street parking is available in the surrounding residential area (please take care not to block driveways and other access routes).
We look forward to welcoming you to what promises to be an evening of insightful learning and supportive conversation. Click below to proceed with registration, or email Leslie Schuyler with any questions.
ADHD, or Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, is a neurological disorder that impacts the parts of the brain that help us plan, focus on, and execute tasks.
Hazel Wolf K-8 ADHD Parent Group welcomes parents and guardians of kids with ADHD. The group exists to provide parents and caregivers with education, resources, and support to help children grow and thrive at school and in life. For more information, or to be added to the group contact list, please email Leslie Schuyler.
Help keep all Hazel Wolf students warm this winter. Sponsor a student by providing them with funds for a new coat. The school is accepting Target gift cards in denominations of $25 or $50 (please write the amount on the back of the card). Please drop them off in the main office. Each student will be given $50 in gift cards to purchase a new coat.
If you are not able to drop off a gift card at school and would like to purchase a gift card online and have it mailed to the school, please follow these specific directions:
Would you like to request a new coat? Please fill out the form at Hazel Wolf Coat Drive 2023. Questions about requesting a new coat? Please email:
Miranda Sullivan – misullivan@seattleschools.org
Kristin Marcu – kemarcu@seattleschools.org
Donations and requests will be accepted now through Monday October 30.
Hi Wolfpack Families
Unfortunately, due to the labor shortage and vaccine mandate, Seattle Public Schools’ bus vendor does not have enough drivers to operate the busses for our general education students starting this Monday. They are doing their best to hire more drivers to reinstate the bus routes. You can read more from SPS here.
In the meantime, we need to work together to get our kids to school.
We need volunteers for these three jobs:
If you can volunteer to help in any of these ways, please complete this Google Form.
If you need help getting your child(ren) to school, complete this Google Form to provide day, time and location information.
This should help us connect families who can work together and support each other.
Also remember that the Hall of Fame Team Camp (HOFTC) provides afterschool care for days when it’s difficult to get your child home. Scholarships are available. You can check out the options here: Hall of Fame Team Camp at Hazel Wolf K-8
Looking for other ways to connect with wolfpack families in your hood and coordinate driving? Some have had luck with this app. https://karpoolclub.com/ Subscribe to the Hazel Wolf School group.
Want to let someone know exactly how you feel? You can reach Governor Inslee here. If his office is flooded with requests it may help move them to bring in the National Guard to get the kids to school. It’s not just for your kid(s) sake but for all the kids who don’t have other options.
We’re sorry this is hard and frustrating. We’re right here with you and know that if we pull together we can get all these kids to school. We GOT this wolfpack!
Hazel Wolf K-8 PTSA