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  • Kinderfest is January 25

    Kinderfest is an opportunity for parents and guardians of incoming kindergartners to learn about the programs offered by the Shoreline School District. Join us on Saturday, January 25 from 10am - 12pm at the Shoreline Center, 18560 1st Ave. NE.

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  • Girls on the Run! March 9th-May 18th

    Girls on the Run is an afterschool program for girls in grades 3rd-6th. Together we will inspire girls to recognize their inner strength and celebrate what makes them one of kind. Girls develop essential skills to help them navigate their worlds and establish a lifetime appreciation for health and fitness. The skills we focus are on Confidence, Character, Care, Connections, and Competence. If you are interested, please register at: http://www.gotrpugetsound.org

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  • Winter Enrichment classes are HERE!

    Parkwood is once again offering after school enrichment activities for your student! Check out the many opportunities available to your child this winter by clicking on the headline, then REGISTER. Space is limited, so register early.

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  • Award-winning teachers at Parkwood!

    Symetra and the Seattle Seahawks kicked off the 14th season of Symetra Heroes in the Classroom on Aug. 26 with a first for the teacher-recognition program, simultaneously honoring not one but two teachers from the same school. We are so proud of our Kindergarten teacher, Carla Salmon and third grade teacher Renee Iverson. Iverson and Salmon are among the 16 K–12 Puget Sound-area teachers that will be honored for educational excellence by the Symetra Heroes in the Classroom program during the 2019 NFL season.

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  • Award Winning Parkwood!

    Parkwood Elementary has been selected as a State Recognized School by the State Board of Education (SBE), the Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI), and the Educational Opportunity Gap Oversight and Accountability Committee (EOGOAC). Parkwood is being recognized for high achievement in Math and School Quality Student Success (SQSS) measures. One of only 137 schools in the state to be recognized this awards represents 'true teamwork' of our Parkwood family.

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  • Our very own Che Martinez won District Volunteer of the year!

    Our own PTA volunteer of the year was also awarded and celebrated last night at our annual Shoreline Schools Staff of the Year Awards for their incredible commitment to supporting our vision of success for every student.

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  • Connect with Us!

    Follow us on Instagram (@parkwoodshoreline), Twitter (@pwpanthers), and Facebook (@parkwoodpanthers) to quickly stay connected! Learn about events coming up, see great pics of our Panthers, and get instant updates! Click the headline for direct links to all our social media OR click on the icons on the right-side of our website. #pantherpride

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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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  • Parkwood Address

    1815 N 155th St

    Shoreline, WA 98133
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  • Events At-a-Glance

    January 

    8th: Early Release, 1:20

    9th: PTA Meeting, 7pm, PW Library

    12th: Last Day for Winter Enrichment Registration

    13th: Winter Enrichment starts

    13th: School Board Meeting, 7pm

    14th: 5th Grade Concert, 7pm

    15th: Early Release, 1:20

    15th: Reflections Reception at Shoreline Center

    20th: MLK, Jr. Day, No School

    22nd: Wednesday, full day, NO Early Release

    21st: 6th Grade Band, 7pm, Shorewood

    31st: Snow Day Make up, Regular school day

    Winter Reading Challenge HERE. Due Jan. 10th

     

    Our school day:  Students enter classrooms at 8:35, learning begins at 8:40, school dismisses at 3:00.

     
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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, 2015, 2016, and 2018. *The program was suspended state-wide in 2017 and reintroduced in 2018. 

    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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