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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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Queen Anne Boy Scout Troop 70 sponsoring another blood drive on Sept. 21

Queen Anne Boy Scout Troop 70 is sponsoring another community blood drive 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 21, at the Queen Anne United Methodist Church.
Queen Anne High Class of 1969 to have 50th reunion at Fairmont Olympic Hotel

Fiftieth reunions come around for every high school class, but it’s rare to have a double header.
Advisory committee clears Coe Elementary addition plans

A Development Standard Advisory Committee formed by the City of Seattle to assess a departure request for a new three-story classroom addition at Frantz Coe Elementary recommended the project move forward on Wednesday, Aug. 28.
Magnolia Elementary returns

Magnolia Elementary has seen many years of education within its walls since its construction in 1927, and Seattle Public Schools hopes a major remodel will enable future generations to also receive quality instruction moving forward.
Queen Anne Elementary gets first major update in nearly a century

Queen Anne Elementary will open its doors this fall in an almost unrecognizable learning environment for its students.
City seeks volunteers to help guide new Seattle Pacific University master plan development

Volunteers are needed for a citizen advisory committee that will help guide Seattle Pacific University’s development of a new master plan.
Lincoln High School readying for incoming freshmen, sophomores

Teachers are unpacking their classrooms and contractors are wrapping up work for the fall reopening of Lincoln High School, which will usher in 600 ninth- and 10th-graders in its first year.
Public meeting set for Coe Elementary setback request to build classroom addition

An advisory committee will take public comment and hear a presentation from Seattle Public Schools later this month before deciding whether a setback departure should be granted for a classroom addition at Coe Elementary in Queen Anne.
Four students earn Nico Luiggi Scholarship in its first year

Carmen Hagios and Ray Luiggi started the fund to honor their son and Hamilton International Middle School student, who died two months after a summer rollover collision last year put him in the hospital with a traumatic brain injury.
District looking at downtown site for new K-8 school

At the south end of the Battery Street Tunnel is a corner property — Battery Street and Western Avenue — that is currently being used as a construction staging area in Belltown. The district and city are talking about the potential for a K-8 school there that could also accommodate a park on top.
Sweet Pea Cottage closes its doors
Seattle Pacific University to begin new major institution master plan process

The city council approved legislation on Monday that clears Seattle Pacific University to explore growing into the industrial area north of its campus.
Magnolia Elementary welcoming students back this fall

Magnolia Elementary parents showed up on Tuesday to help shape the school’s family engagement plan and learn more about what to expect when doors open in September.
Charles the Clown seeks audience for free June children’s performance

Local celebrity Charles The Clown is shooting a new video at the Ravenna Eckstein Community Center on Sunday, June 30, and is in need of children 4-8 to attend the free performance.
Volunteers wanted for Coe Elementary advisory committee to assess setback departure request

Seattle Public Schools has designs for a three-story classroom addition to be constructed on the east side of Coe Elementary in Queen Anne, and is requesting a setback less than what is required under city code. Now the Seattle Department of Neighborhoods is seeking volunteers to serve on an advisory committee to evaluate the request.
Nico Luiggi’s parents create scholarship fund

The parents of Nico Luiggi are honoring their son’s memory with a college scholarship that will follow his former classmates through the years leading up to graduation.
“We really wanted to do something for the kids who suffered,” said Nico’s mother Carmen Hagios. “It was quite tragic, as you can imagine.”
Community celebrates life of Sarah Wong

Hundreds of Seattle Pacific University students and professors, family members and friends of Sarah Wong slowly marched down the center aisle of the Free First Methodist Church on Tuesday holding unlit white candles, bundles of flowers and boxes of tissues before finding a seat at a public memorial to honor the SPU student who was killed by a falling crane in South Lake Union on April 27.
Queen Anne Elementary neighbors plea to save tree

Queen Anne Elementary neighbors upset about the pending loss of a Norway Maple tree to make way for a side sewer line for the school’s new addition building continue urging the city and school district to find a better alternative that spares the tree.
Seattle Opera prepares youth for musical success

Seattle Opera resumed its opera camp for children during Seattle Public Schools’ April spring break, putting space at its new center on Mercer Street to use in serving some of its youngest patrons.
SPS using BEX IV funds for Catharine Blaine upgrades

Seattle Public Schools is looking to make Catharine Blaine K-8 School safer when it comes to earthquakes and other natural disasters, accepting a bid to make structural improvements.

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Coe Elementary

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Name:	Tate Loftin
Email:	slloftin@seattleschools.org
Address:	2424 7th Ave W Seattle, WA 98119

John Hay Elementary

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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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Email:	klhanson1@seattleschools.org
Address:	201 Garfield Street Seattle, WA 98109
Telephone:	(206) 252-2100

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