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  • Book Fair is coming!

    Parkwood Book fair is coming November 26th-30th. This Library fundraiser helps us get new and exciting media for our students and puts books in the hands of kids. Gifts for the Holidays. What more could you want? Want to help at the bookfair? Want to know more? Click this headline for the story.

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  • PJs and Popcorn - Literacy Night!

    Join us for a night of storytelling and reading for the whole family! Tuesday, November 13th, 5:30-6:30, Parkwood Library. Wear your PJs, listen to a storytelling presentation, read together with your family, take home a FREE Book!

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  • A Healthy Meal is provided for all our Shoreline Students

    A healthy, well-balanced meal is essential to student learning! We strongly encourage all students who may qualify for free or reduced priced meals to apply for this school-based benefit. For more info visit our Shoreline Schools Food and Nutrition Services Department

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  • Register For Holiday Baskets by November 21st!

    Registration is now open for the Holiday Baskets: Food, Toys and Teen Gifts Program! The deadline to register for this year's event. is November 21. Holiday Baskets provides holiday food and gift support to Shoreline School District families who are experiencing circumstances that make it challenging to provide those things for their children.

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  • What Are Your Kids Doing Online?

    On Wednesday, October 3rd, Seattle Police Department detective Stefanie Thomas will provide critical information regarding social media, online relationships, cyberbullying, live chatting during video games, sexting, and other online challenges facing your children. This will be the third time Detective Thomas has come to Parkwood, and her presentations are powerful. I urge you to come. Find out more information here.

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  • Early Release Wednesdays

    On several Wednesdays throughout this school year, school will end at 1:20 p.m. to enable Parkwood staff to participate in research-based professional development to improve student learning. Find out more information here about our early release model and after school care options.

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  • Parkwood Construction Information

    Thanks to the amazing Shoreline and Lake Forest Park communities, Parkwood is getting a brand new school! Curious? Excited? Find out more here!

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  • North City Address

    Come find us at our new address!

    816 NE 190th St

    Shoreline, WA 98155
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  • November

    1st: 5th Grade Field Trip-Smolen

    6th: Election Day

    7th:  Early Release, 1:20

    8th: PTA Meeting 7pm, Parkwood Library

    9th:  Veteran's Day Assembly 9am

    12th: Veteran's Day - No School

    13th: PJs and Popcorn Literacy Event, 5:30-6:30

    16th: Harvest Festival Dance, 6:30-8:30

    21st: Early Release 11:15

    22-23rd: Thanksgiving Break No School

    26th-30th: Book Fair, Parkwood Library

    28th: Early Release, 1:20pm

     
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  • The Parkwood office really appreciates the communication that we get from families about attendance! Please continue to keep us informed.  

    Please call the school's registrar (206-393-4150) or email the school's attendance team (pw.attendance@shorelineschools.org) to communicate any information regarding absences. Thank you!
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  • Our Mission:  Through our core values of Academic Excellence, Community, Collaboration and Respect for Human Differences, Parkwood Elementary School inspires and prepares students to reach their highest potential and live empowered, successful, and compassionate lives. *Our mission, vision and values were collaboratively developed by Parkwood staff and stakeholders in 2015.

    About Parkwood:  Parkwood Elementary, a Title 1 school, is one of the most ethnically, economically, culturally, and linguistically diverse schools in Shoreline. Approximately 40% of Parkwoods 450 students qualify for free or reduced lunch, 30% of our students speak a language other than English at home, and 16% qualify for special education services.  While some may view these demographics as difficulties, Parkwood enthusiastically celebrates our diversity.  Our communities are committed to student success and it shows: Parkwood uniformly exceeds state performance levels in all standardized tests and regularly exceeds scores earned by other Shoreline elementary schools.  We have won Washington State Academic Achievement Awards in 2007, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2014, and 2015.  

    The Parkwood community is collaborative, holistic and relentless about student growth. We truly believe that our work will change our students’ lifelong trajectory, enabling them to overcome financial and educational barriers. We approach instruction and intervention systematically, rejoice in our accomplishments and celebrate our cultures. Through our work and play, we care for children’s academic, social and emotional development.
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