Wolfpack PTSA Checklist

 

1. Renew your PTSA membership for the 2026-2027 school year

Memberships need to be renewed annually and expire on June 30th. Purchasing a membership does not require you to volunteer, but we do love help!  If you purchase your membership before October 1st you can help your child's class earn popsicles at recess or a class pizza party.  More info below!

2. Donate to the Cedar Trails PTSA

With your help, the Cedar Trails PTSA sponsors enriching programs for all Cedar Trails students and staff. Consider donating to our PTSA, which directly funds education-focused and community-building programs, like free family events, the Cedar Trails Art Program, grade level enrichment, the Cedar Trails Cares Outreach Program, library books and author visits, to name a few.  

3. Purchase a Yearbook 📷

 

4. Sign up to Volunteer with the PTSA 

Don't forget to fill out the ISD volunteer application in order to volunteer inside the school. 

 

5. Follow Cedar Trails PTSA on Facebook and Instagram 

 

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12:00p Kindergarten Meetup
Kindergarten Meetup

Date:
Tuesday, August 11
Time:
12:00p - 1:00p
Where:
Central Park
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Back to School Resource Fair

Please save the date for the Back to School Resource Fair on August 12th from 11am-6pm at Clark Elementary.  More information and registration for the event can be found at this LINK.  


Wolf Pack at the Park

The PTSA is partnering with the Seattle Mariners to offer discounted tickets to the last regular season home game against the Angels on September 26th.  Purchase your tickets at this LINK today!  Hope to see you at the ballpark.

 


2026-2027 School Supplies

Order your 2026-27 school supplies HERE and support the Cedar Trails PTSA!  Supplies will be shipped directly to your home.

 


Summer Kindergarten Meetups

If you have an incoming kindergarten student we hope you'll join us!


2026-2027 Reflection Theme "What My Culture Means to Me"

 

A student may submit an entry in any of the six art areas.  Only original works of art are accepted.  The six art areas are:

  • Literature - works of fiction, nonfiction, poetry, prose, drama, short stories and lyrics
  • Music Composition - original musical composition, with or without words
  • Photography - color or black and white, included techniques: photogram, negative sandwich and multiple exposure
  • Visual Arts - drawing, painting in tempera, oil, acrylic, watercolor and t-shirt paints, computer generated art, two-dimensional collage, printmaking, needlework, and leather tooling
  • Film/Video - original works, with or without sound, animation, narrative, documentary, experimental or music video/film
  • Choreography/Dance - originally choreographed dance composition

 

For more information check out our Reflections Information Sheet!


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