Sacajawea Community News

Our Mission: Teach every student with kindness, equity, and empathy.
Our Vision: Educational justice for all.

Sacajawea’s Community Celebration Dinner

RSVP For Sacajawea’s Community Celebration Dinner

On April 28, The PTA is hosting this year’s family-friendly event at school, including an online auction and casual dinner.

Please RSVP for the Community Dinner to help us plan

If you’d like to volunteer for the event, please contact Jessi Friedrichs: jessi@sacpta.org. 

Calling all student artists! 

Create art to share on the Equity Team website, and your picture might even be made into a T-shirt! Submissions due by March 31. [ PDF Removed ] Student Artwork submission details and contact info

Local cultural events this week

In the coming week: free art museum entry at SAM and SAAM, it’s Passover, the U-District Cherry Blossom Festival continues, and more. Read below for more than ten opportunities to learn and enjoy, courtesy of our Equity Team.

Looking to volunteer?

Visit our Volunteering page for our current needs, including lunch and recess helpers. Contact our Volunteer Coordinator, Charlene Shanahan at cyshanahan@seattleschools.org.

Message from our Principal

Hello Sacajawea families,

I am pleased to share that the return of assemblies at Sacajawea has been a huge success!

Beginning in February, we have had the chance to learn and perform our school song, celebrate monthly spirit days, and hear from our student council about important topics including Black Lives Matter at school, our new school suggestion box for students, and the return of Shining Stars. Shining Star student performances so far have included a song about personal boundaries, a violin solo, and gymnastics.

Our next assembly is April 5, additionally it is Book Character Day. Students and staff are encouraged to dress like their favorite book character. Also, a friendly reminder to please help our school community stay safe by remembering to shut the gate behind you when dropping off students on the upper playground in the morning.

In partnership,

Barry Fisk
Principal, Sacajawea Elementary