The City is holding a free recycling event on Saturday, March 17, 9 am - 3 pm, at the Twin Lakes Park & Ride for a variety of items not typically collected at the curb such as appliances, lumber, mattresses, tires, electronics, Styrofoam and more
Latino Night School Latino Night School Will Begin Nov. 2 at Sunnycrest
The start date for Latino Night School at Sunnycrest Elementary has been
changed to November 2. Classes began October 3 at Wildwood Elementary. Latino
Night School is for elementary and middle school students and families living
within Federal Way Public Schools. Classes are from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. every
Monday and Wednesday and include:
• Basic to Advanced English
• Moms
with young infants & toddlers English classes
• Pre-school enrichment for
3-5 year olds
• Help with homework for students from 1st – 8th grade
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Other classes offered including nutrition, cooking, finance and learning common
software programs, such as Excel.
This is offered at no cost to residents
residing in the Federal Way Public Schools boundaries. For more information,
please call 253-945-2226 Credit retrieval classes and tutorial support for high school English Language Learners will now be offered through the International Academy. For more information, call (253) 945-5802. Classes meet from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursday on the Truman Campus. Offerings may include English, Math, History and Science, based on student interest.
In this episode of the Whole Child Podcast, we examine research that overwhelmingly reinforces the need for family engagement, practices that create and sustain meaningful involvement, policies that can bring about systemic change, and barriers that we must overcome to achieve this vision. You will hear from Heidi Rosenberg, Research Analyst at the Harvard Family Research Project, Sheila Jackson, Director of the Department of School Improvement for Prince George County (MD) Public Schools, and our own Trise Moore, Family and Community Partnership Director for the Federal Way Public Schools.
Atomic Learning is the Federal Way School District's online resource for software training. AL is available to our students and their families in school and at home throughout the school year. AL's innovative approach to software training focuses on answering common questions encountered when learning and using software. How do you cut and paste in Word? How do you add animation to a Power Point slide? How do you crop a photo in PhotoShop Elements? Just ask AL.
Go to www.AtomicLearning.com and log in with the user name fwparent and password atomic. Type your question in the search box and click on Go! An answer will be provided in the form of a one to three minute tutorial movie.
Our school is dedicated to providing the highest quality technology resources available in order to prepare our students for their future. We want you to have the resources to help your child with school work, and while you're at it, you can use Atomic Learning to learn about software applications that interest you.
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