2024-25 Funded Grants

STARS funds targeted one-on-one learning support across all classrooms to boost student learning success

$8,000 supports hands-on outdoor education, enriching learning with real-world science experiences

Students will engage in a field study of the wetland habitat at the Brightwater Water Treatment Facility

This engaging new program focuses on bullying prevention, celebrating differences and welcoming newcomers

Students will go on guided tour at the SAAM and engage in private workshop to create their own masterpieces

First graders explore animal habitats and defenses extending science and writing curriculum beyond the classroom

Students visit the Museum of Pop Culture to explore storytelling, enhance literacy, and create chibi-style artwork

A live science show, hands-on class workshops, and a pop-up exhibit to bring tactile learning to all students

Rotating book bins and tools help students explore the newly updated EE Outdoor Classroom as plants bloom

Sea-zing the Day: Students to dive into marine life with a hands-on, sensory-rich experience at Edmonds Beach

21 Edmonds Elementary students' artworks to be selected for June's Edmonds Art Festival

Students go on a musical theatrical adventure highlighting science, engineering, problem-solving skills and teamwork

Students explore local laws, meet community leaders, and learn about safety in this engaging annual event

2nd, 5th and 6th graders experience live theater, learn about Native Hawaiian traditions, resilience, and community

UW Taiko drummers bring the beat to a night of celebration, fostering learning and connection through culture

Ms. Jarrell and Mr. Ochoa's classes tour cultural center, visit a real Longhouse, and learn about artifacts from local NW Tribes

Ms. Moore and Mr. Ochoa’s classes visit Burke Museum, explore the living Native American traditions

Students observe ocean species first hand, noticing their body structures and how they use them to survive

Purchase of 22 books for SEL lessons on emotion regulation, building friendships, and improving social interactions

Ms. Sellevold and Ms. Bentley’s class receives an annual subscription to Scholastic News, helpful for emergent readers

Students launch STARS field trips for 2023-24, exploring the pumpkin life cycle and farm fun at Swan Trails Farm

Creating confident readers with welcoming spaces, shared tools, and take-home practice for students

Students will sing songs focused on sight words to retirement home residents, share handmade bracelets and cards

Color ink cartridges purchased for one of the primary classroom pods helps make learning materials more engaging