Making Sure Every Student Can Play
For students in PE, having the right equipment can make the difference between sitting on the sidelines and finding a […]
Teacher Grants
Sunnyland Sensory Room
Piled under a soft mound of colorful foam blocks lies two – or is it three? – Sunnyland students. Moments
Reading Success at Sunnyland
After decades of teaching elementary education, Sunnyland 1st grade teachers Kim Sutherland and Cami Burfeind know that when kids start
Access to Arts: Carl Cozier
“A hush fell over the class.” Lisa Conlon, a long-time teacher at Carl Cozier, noted the quiet because of how
Reimagining Myths, Retelling Stories
Sehome High School English Teacher, Shirley Prichard, (center) will lead this innovative project In a bright classroom at Sehome High
A Library Where Every Child Belongs
When Ashwinta Reddy Deo, a Promise Kindergarten teacher at Cordata Elementary, looked at the books on her classroom shelves, something
From Classroom to Coast: Empowering Young Engineers to Protect the Salish Sea
When Suzanne Tiger’s 5th‑grade students at Silver Beach Elementaryfirst heard they would design and build remotely operated vehicles (ROVs), the
A Stage of Their Own: How Options High School Students Found Confidence, Connection, and Community Through Theater
When students at Options High School first stepped into the idea of producing a full musical theater performance, many had
Climbing Higher: How Donor Support Helped Bellingham Students Shine on the World Stage
This spring, a team of students from Bellingham Public Schools made their mark at the VEX Robotics World Championship in
From Sehome to a PhD: Showing Students That the Sky is the Limit
When Sehome High School AP Chemistry teacher Amy Hankinson submitted a grant request to take her students to the University