2025-2026 Funded Grants

Two added paraeducator hours help support students across classrooms amid district staffing cuts

A PacSci experience bringing interactive math learning to K–6 students with assembly, pop up exhibit and class workshops

Live theater helps second graders explore science, teamwork, and big ideas in action

Our students host local seniors for a morning of music, sign language, and handmade gifts of friendship

Kindergarteners attend a Seattle Children’s Theatre performance that sparks imagination and a love of reading

Students explore animal adaptations and habitats through a hands-on museum experience

A hands-on pond study helps third graders explore ecosystems, biodiversity, and the scientific process

UW Taiko drummers return to help bring culture, rhythm, and community together at our school

Interactive math stations help students build confidence while families learn and play together

Second grade students dig into plant science, habitats, and landforms – rooted in real-world learning

Scholastic News engages young readers with kid-friendly nonfiction that builds confidence and curiosity

A classroom easel creates interactive, accessible learning in literacy, science, and art for years to come

Kindergarteners use alphabet and phonics tools at school and home to build early reading skills

Kindergarteners explore the pumpkin life cycle through hands-on science at Swan Trails Farm

Incoming kindergarteners receive a special book at home to spark joy, literacy, and excitement for school

Shadow puppets and live theater help first graders see light, science, and stories come alive

A hands-on museum visit brings Native American history, culture, and storytelling to life through artifacts

Students craft salmon, mosaics, and meaning in a collaborative courtyard makeover

Students in grades 3–6 meet a local author and explore storytelling, creativity, and the joy of reading

A schoolwide Taproot Theatre performance helps students learn to prevent bullying and stand up for others