The PSO needs 4-6 volunteers to help us promote and sell 50/50 raffle tickets during the upcoming Homecoming football game against Shorewood on Friday October 18th.
We’re asking volunteers to arrive around 430p to help get setup and trained on selling tickets, and to stay through at least the 3rd quarter of the game to sell tickets.
No experience necessary… we’ll get you everything you need.
Email us if you’re able to help: EWHSPSOPresident@Gmail.com
Edmonds Woodway is hosting a PSAT exam for Juniors on Wednesday, October 30 and is in need of parents of volunteers for test monitoring. The test is being held from 7 AM to 12 PM and the ideal volunteer is able to cover this entire shift, however if needed volunteers can cover a portion of this time.
Volunteers need to complete the Edmonds School District screening by completing this form prior to the event (takes about 5 minutes and is good for 1 year of volunteering at any school in the District – if you’ve already completed it please let us know).
Please email us if you are interested in volunteering or have any questions.
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For those bringing snacks, please drop them off at the main office anytime before 2pm on Friday, October 18th with a label “Homecoming Dance 2024”.***
Homecoming is around the corner on Saturday, October 19, and Olivia Bianco, EWHS Staff ASB Coordinator, is looking for five volunteers who can provide snacks, help with set up and chaperone the dance.
The Dance is from 8:30 to 10:30pm and volunteers are asked to arrive about 30-45 minutes prior to the start of the dance. Volunteers are asked to bring snacks such as wrapped rice crispy treats, fruit snacks, goldfish, chips, Oreos, Costco cookies, brownies and/or water bottles. Please no juice or soda.
Looking for about 4 to 6 volunteers for this event. They will need to complete the Edmonds School District screening by completing this form prior to the event (takes about 5 minutes and is good for 1 year of volunteering at any school in the District).
If you have questions or would like to volunteer, send us an email.
The Edmonds School District is stepping up to address the ongoing education funding crisis by partnering with educators and leaders from the Northshore and Shoreline school districts. Together, they are organizing the Education Funding Crisis Town Hall, a crucial event scheduled for Wednesday, October 23rd, from 6-7:30 p.m. at Edmonds-Woodway High School (7600 212th St. S.W., Edmonds).
This town hall aims to shed light on the pressing issue of underfunding in K-12 education across Washington State. The event will build on the dialogue initiated last year between school district leaders and Washington State legislators. With persistent budget shortfalls continuing to affect local districts, schools, and most importantly, students, the conversation has never been more urgent.
Lawmakers representing the 1st, 21st, 32nd, 44th, and 45th legislative districts have been invited to the town hall, with many already confirming their attendance. This presents a unique opportunity for attendees to hear directly from their representatives about potential solutions to the funding crisis.
Attendees will gain valuable insights into the root causes of K-12 underfunding and its real-world impacts on education quality. More importantly, they will have the chance to engage in meaningful conversations with their legislators, advocating for the financial resources necessary to support students and schools.
The town hall is open to the public, and community involvement is critical to driving change. By attending, you can contribute to the conversation and help push for the funding reforms needed to ensure that Washington State students receive the education they deserve.
Don’t miss this opportunity to make your voice heard and help shape the future of education in our region.
Event Details:
EWHS Parent Staff Organization 