News & Events

May 15th - End of the Year Culture Night

6:00 - 8:45 pm

Culture Night Flyer

This event is planned and hosted by the Native Advisory Board and the Pathfinder K-8 staff.

Ellany Kayce, Culture Consultant is helping to plan this event to make it really outstanding.

It will have a multi cultural flair.

6:00 -7:00- We will hold a Diversity Potluck where families bring a dish from their family heritage (we will have labels for any nut allergy)

We will provide Indian Fry Bread and African Pumpkin Soup, beverages, coffee

6:50-7:50- Multi-cultural Entertainment. We will have a Chinese Program, an African Dance Program, a Native American Hoop Dancer and an Irish Step Dance Program- each lasting about 15 minutes.

7:50-8:45- Craft tables set up with many varieties of activities for students/families to participate in. The African Dance group will teach lessons in the gym and we will have Story telling with Roger Fernandes.

Please join us for this fun filled evening of food, dance, song, crafts and entertainment.

We are excited!!!!!!!

May 19th - Instrumental Music Concert

In the school cafeteria
Assembly 2-3 pm
Concert 7-8 pm

Everyone welcome!

Please come to hear the great progress Pathfinder kids have made this year! It's amazing what they accomplish with just a half hour of instruction each week!

• Beginning Band
• Advanced Band
• Beginning Violins
• Advanced Strings
• Solos, Duos
• More!

May 29th – First Annual Pathfinder Art Show!

Nicole is heading up the first school-wide art show, but she needs our help. Can you help matte and prepare artwork the week before? Help hang art? Bring something yummy the night of? Please contact our terrific Volunteer Coordinator, Lashanna Williams at Lashanna.Williams@lafarge-na.com

Pathfinder Students Shine!

Two Pathfinder 6th Graders received the Mayor’s Scholars Award. Congratulations to Mia Kaiser-Nielsen and Princess-Nyosha McWilliams, two of 19 middle school students throughout Seattle who earned this year’s scholar awards for service to their schools and communities. Each winner receives $500 to be used for school or a charity of their choice. Students wrote short essays about how they contribute to their community and how they would use a $500 cash award. In addition, students were required to provide several recommendations from adults familiar with the students' service work.

Monica Harris, 5th Grade Eagle Clan student, was named a semi-finalist in the Washington State Letters About Literature Contest during a ceremony held April 4 in Olympia. Monica was one of only four Seattle Public Schools students selected. Letters About Literature is a national reading and writing promotion program that encourages young readers to write letters to their favorite authors. At the national level, students compete to win a $500 gift card and $10,000 for their community or school library. Good luck, Monica!.

Pathfunder Auction!

Thank you for joining us "Under the Big Top" - the biggest & best auction ever! 200 people joined us at the Jerry Brockey Center for a near sold-out celebration. Thanks to the generosity of the Pathfinder community and our donors, we grossed $58,000 - well above our goal of $47K!! If you were unable to attend and would like to view the culture studies video, please click here.

Please support businesses that support Pathfinder! Click here to review a list of generous donors who helped to make our auction such a success.

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