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Student Stories in Print
Student Stories in Print Helene Zawila is a part-time art teacher at South Whidbey High School. An artist in her own right, Zawila has a master's degree in art education and recently taught overseas in Saudi Arabia. Her passion for art is evident in this video. In...
Vitamix XL Request by Food Service Advisory Team
The school garden program includes agricultural and culinary curriculum for grades K-12 and educates 200 students per day. The food students grow is used for culinary classes, for snacks in the classrooms, and to a limited extend for additions to school...
Climate Change in the Classroom
Climate Change in the Classroom - a STEM ExperimentSouth Whidbey Middle and High Schools, grades 7-12Understanding the carbon cycle and the relationship between CO2, plant life, and climate change is crucial in preparing students for the world they will...
8th Grade Adventure Education
The goal this year is to offer a culminating week-long outdoor experience in early June for every 8th grade student (approximately 115 students). In supervised groups of 8-12, students will spend 5 days/4 nights either backpacking or camping along the WA...
Bring Our School Libraries Up To Date
Library Books Help us update the library books in our three school campus libraries. Librarians Sue Ann Brewer and Val Brown explain why your donations can make a real difference in the education of our students... and encourage a lifelong love of reading....
Agriculture Meets Culinary
The High School Agriculture and the new Middle School Garden elective teach students how to grow their own food and offer a broader understanding of nature and our role in it. Students get the opportunity to not only grow and harvest fresh produce but to...
Global Cultures Experience
Global Cultures Experience Students benefit from being exposed to global cultures. If you believe that understanding leads to better relations between people, we invite you to support a classroom visit by experienced educators from the Northwest Language...
Seventh grade students learn about Russia and China in Global Cultures Experience
Thanks to your generosity, the South Whidbey Schools Foundation has funded 20 classroom grants, including this Global Cultures Experience.Students in Mary Bakeman's seventh-grade class learned about two countries on the other side of the globe this week....
An Update and Thank You from the Growing Our Potential Campaign
Dear South Whidbey, Many thanks to those of you who contributed to the Growing Our Potential Campaign through the South Whidbey Schools Foundation (SWSF) this past spring! We truly appreciate your generous support of our schools, and firmly believe that...
Dine Out Wednesdays in October for SWSF
It's that time of year again. October means that Wednesdays are Dine Out opportunities to help fund innovative grants for South Whidbey Public Schools AND help support our local restaurants.Once again, Prima Bistro is stepping up and donating a portion of...
4th Graders Set Sail on the Lady Washington
The South Whidbey Schools Foundation rapidly approved a $1,500 grant request to help subsidize a a fourth grade field trip aboard The Lady Washington--a replica of the first American ship to sail the Pacific west coast.Tall Ship A study of Washington State History is...
March 2 Benefit Dinner at Gordon’s
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