West Seattle schools: Sanislo book sale; Arbor Heights grant

GOT THE NEED TO READ? Sanislo Elementary has a Used Book Sale coming up in just a week and a half – 10 am-2 pm on Saturday, March 19th, at the school (1812 SW Myrtle). Used books for both kids and grownups – “most priced below $2,” organizers note.

Heading south – big news in Arbor Heights:

BECU GRANT BUYS A-V CART FOR ARBOR HEIGHTS: In the parent-contributed photo above, that’s Sarah Lyons from BECU at Roxbury Safeway at left, with Robert and Meri Patton of the PTSA, Arbor Heights Elementary principal Dr. Carol Coram at center, and students, at the school assembly that kicked off this week with something big to celebrate: BECU granted Arbor Heights’ PTSA-parent-written-grant request to fund an A-V cart, which includes a projector and sound system, plus the cart to transport them around. We’re told Arbor Heights has never had a cart like this; it will be used for student and staff audio/visual needs, including showing videos and online media in a wide range of subject areas, and helping launch the online Study Island program. It also means teachers will be able to access closed captioning, which is not currently possible with many of the TVs in the school. The BECU grant is for $2,289.88, and Sarah from BECU presented it with the whole school on hand!

2 Replies to "West Seattle schools: Sanislo book sale; Arbor Heights grant"

  • Chris March 8, 2011 (9:27 pm)

    I’ve been to the Sanislo Book Sale before. It’s great! A great way to stock up some books for your emerging reader (and yourself!)

  • Joel H March 11, 2011 (12:10 pm)

    I work with Study Island in the northwest, and wanted to thank the parents for supporting the use of this program at Arbor Heights. As a reminder for parents, students can use Study Island from home — so they will always have homework available that can be fun to do.
    Joel

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