Patu defends seat as Mack, DeWolf join School Board

From left, Zachary Pullin DeWolf, Eden Mack, and Betty Patu each won their respective races for Seattle School Board. Photo by Joe Veyera

Tuesday, November 14, 2017 5:30 PM

The lone incumbent to seek reelection to the Seattle School Board comfortably held her seat, and will be joined by two new members coming off sizable victories of their own for Districts IV and V.

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Seattle Public Schools seeking levy approvals in February

Seattle Public Schools is vying for two more levies totaling nearly $1.5 billion between 2020-25, which will be placed on the February ballot.
Time for Queen Anne Little League signups
Seattle Schools expanding bus contract

After a bus driver strike in February left Seattle Public Schools with a transportation headache, the district's board of directors contracted with a second bus company to provide a more reliable option for students.
John Hay students raise funds for new playground

Oliver Forsberg knew from a young age that John Hay Elementary was in need of better accommodations for him and his fellow students.
“We thought we needed a new playground, the playground is bad,” said the 9-year-old John Hay student.
Like any child would, he called a meeting with principal Tami Beach to talk business.
Local Boy Scout troops raising funds with annual Christmas tree lot

Local Boy Scout Troops 70 and 72 are teaming up for the annual Christmas tree lot, which will open in the side lot of the Queen Anne Safeway on Saturday, Nov. 24.
Seattle council to consider Comp Plan change for Seattle Pacific University property

The Seattle City Council will consider whether to remove 4.7 acres of Seattle Pacific University property from the Ballard-Interbay Northend Manufacturing/Industrial Center this winter, which would be the first step to opening the land for future campus expansion to the north.
School district introduces three boundary scenarios for Magnolia

Boundary changes for Magnolia students are underway as Seattle Public Schools continues work on Magnolia Elementary.
About 100 parents attended an Oct. 25 district meeting at Lawton Elementary School to ask questions and view the proposed boundary changes.
John Hay Elementary needs volunteers for playground installation

John Hay Elementary students are looking forward to having a new playground soon — but first it needs to be installed.
A new play structure and plants are going in during a volunteer work party on Saturday, Nov. 3, with plans to have that section of the schoolyard open by Dec. 1.
John Hay students join Great Washington ShakeOut drill

John Hay Elementary students joined kids in schools all around the state for the Great Washington ShakeOut on Thursday, practicing what to do when a major earthquake hits.
Fund racing

Hundreds of students raced through the parking lot of John Marshall School for Queen Anne Elementary’s annual Jog-A-Thon fundraising event onThursday, Oct. 11.
Lincoln High School reopening next fall
Queen Anne’s Kiddie Academy awarded tuition scholarship for ‘Acts of Kindness’

Kiddie Academy of Seattle business owner Devinder Singh was recently awarded a $2,500 tuition scholarship as part of Kiddie Academy’s nationwide “Acts of Kindness” campaign.
'Supply Surge' donation drive enters home stretch

Event Thursday at the Interbay Staples store (1541 15th Ave. W.)
Principal prepares for opening of Magnolia Elementary

The reopening of Magnolia Elementary School is still more than a year away, but one key piece is already in place.
Magnolia preschool wraps up four-decade run

By Polly Critchlow's count, more than 1,000 families have come through the doors of Creative Arts for Children over the last 40 years.
Elementary students team up for hygiene drive

As the school year comes to a close, students from Queen Anne, John Hay, and Coe Elementary schools will head into the summer having received a valuable lesson in helping others.
Play ball!

Magnolia Little League marks start of 2018 season
Trio vies for top job in Seattle Public Schools

Board expected to vote Wednesday to enter negotiations with one of Juneau, Swift, or Spencer
John Hay playground plans move forward

Backers of the effort remain hopeful that construction on the first phase of the project will begin this summer.
Decision nears on high school boundaries

A controversial but necessary realignment of Seattle’s public high school boundaries continues to move forward as it races toward a Jan. 31 deadline.

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John Hay Elementary opened atop Queen Anne Hill in September of 1905. The school's original location, near the corner of Boston and Bigelow Street served the growing population of East Queen Anne Hill. Hay students excelled in literature, English and reading, challenging other schools to reading contests. Art and music were also popular subjects. In 1922, and in response to continued growth, a second building was constructed on an adjacent block. The brick building considered the "New John Hay" as well as the original wood-frame building are still in existence today.

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