What's Up Westside

• June 1: WSHS Car Show (12-3:30pm, WSHS, Free admission! Donations welcome
  
• June 4-6: WWE The Musical (7pm, WSHS Theater, Free admission! Donations welcome)
• June 10: Jazz Ensembles Concert (7pm, WSHS Theater)
• June 12: Orchestras and Choir Concert (7pm, WSHS Theater)
• June 13: Bands and Percussion Concert (7pm, WSHS Theater)

Congratulation to the WSHS Baseball team and Coach Dylan Mclauchlin on an outstanding season! On Saturday night, WSHS won the 3A State Championship with a 9-3 win over Mount Vernon High School. Congratulations also to WSHS senior Caden Fahy, who received Athlete of the Week honors from the WIAA.

Saturday, June 1, 12-3:30pm, WSHS

Support our WSHS automotive program! Come see your neighbors' cars, vans, and motorcycles, and enjoy a food truck and activities for kids. This event is FREE.

June 4-6, 7pm, WSHS Theater

Mark your calendars for this 100% student-led production! Enjoy a musical about the world of professional wrestling that is written, directed, composed, choreographed, and performed by WSHS students! Admission is FREE.

All Concerts 7pm, WSHS Theater

Save the dates for our music department's end of year concerts!

• Monday, June 10: Jazz Ensembles I and II
• Wednesday, June 12: Concert Orchestra, Chamber Orchestra, and Choir
• Thursday, June 13: Concert Band, Symphonic Band, and Percussion Ensemble

June 7, 8-11 pm, Fremont Foundry (154 N 35th Street)

Tickets are on sale now: $35 with activity sticker and $40 without.

Through Wednesday, June 12

Do you have Westside gear that you have outgrown or no longer want? Donate it for other students through the WSHS Community Closet. Drop off at the donation box near the ASB Student Store.

• Monday, June 3: Senior Checkout sheets released
  
• Friday, June 14: Seniors last day in classes; Senior Checkout sheets due
  
• Monday, June 17: Senior Breakfast and graduation practice
• Tuesday, June 18: Graduation at 8pm at Memorial Stadium
• Thursday, June 20: Diplomas available for pickup in the Main Office

There is no better way to know what's going on, meet other parents, and support student success than by serving on the WSHS PTSA Board! Commit to two hours each month for our kids.

We are seeking a membership chair, legislative chair, ASB representatives, and staff representatives for next year's board. Email president@wshsptsa.org to find out more.

Visit the Counseling Center Website for resources related to academics, college and career, and mental health and wellness.

Please turn in your community service hours. As a reminder, 60 hours are required for graduation. Complete the Service Learning Form.

If you are seeking to waive PE for graduation, please submit the PE waiver form. You will not be allowed to purchase prom tickets without having submitted the PE waiver.

• Erica Nguyen (Last Names A–Fe)
• Kinsey Hedeen (Last Names Fi–Marg)
• Mallory Neuman (Last Names Mari–Pig)
• Christine Nutters (Last Names Pin–Z)

• Service Learning Form and Reflection
• Physical Education (PE) Waiver Request Form

Girls Camp, June 4–6, 4:15–6:45pm, WSHS, FULL

Boys Camp, June 11–13, 4:15–6:45pm, WSHS, Register

Camp is led by WSHS coaching staff and supported by current players. Registration deadline is Saturday, June 1.

Sunday, June 16, 1pm

• West Seattle High School Athletics
• FinalForms
• WSHS Spirit Store
• West Seattle Booster Club
• Metro League’s HomeTown Ticketing digital box office

You are invited to join Seattle Public Schools for an upcoming community meeting. During these meetings, senior leaders will share information about the proposed plan for creating a system of well-resourced schools that serve students in kindergarten through 5th grade.

• Saturday, June 1, 10:30am–12 noon, Chief Sealth International High School, 2600 SW Thistle
  
• Tuesday, June 4, 6–7:30pm, Zoom meeting

Please fill out the School Board Community Engagement online survey to provide your thoughts on the vision and values for SPS. The survey will be open until Friday, June 7.

You are also invited to share your ideas with the School Board on what we should expect from schools and how this will benefit our students. These events will be focused on the vision and values for our new strategic plan.

• Wednesday, June 5, 6-7:30pm, Cleveland STEM High School, 5511 15th Ave S
• Wednesday, June 12, 6-7:30pm, Via Zoom, hosted by Seattle Council PTSA

Wednesday, June 5, 3:30-8pm, Nova High School (2410 E Cherry)

A districtwide gathering of LGBTQIA+ youth across all SPS high schools. We will be offering 20+ workshops from LGBTQIA+ community members, working artists, health professionals, and students. Workshops range from arts and culture (zine making, voguing, drag persona) to health and wellness (LGBTQIA+ mental health, gender-affirming voice, boxing fitness) to skill-building (car maintenance). Students will also get to witness performances from local (age-appropriate!) drag and ballroom performers, build new connections and friendships, and celebrate being LGBTQ+ in a safe, joyful, youth-centered space.

Sunday, June 30, 11am

Seattle Public Schools will be part of an intergenerational group of Grand Marshals in the Seattle Pride Parade! SPS has marched in the parade for over 25 years. Please join us along 4th Ave at the front of the parade. Look for the big yellow school bus! Come before 11am to find us, make signs and decorations with your family, and be ready to march before the parade starts. No need to pre-register, just show up!

Tuesday, June 4, 6-8pm, High Point Neighborhood House (6400 Sylvan Way SW)

An open forum where community members can come together to talk about youth substance use prevention efforts, ask questions, and share thoughts and concerns. There will be a training on how to use naloxone, a medication to help reverse an opioid overdose. More Information.

Thursday, June 6, 5:30-8pm, Southgate Roller Rink, Get Your Free Tickets

Roller skating for youth of all ages! There will be food, crafting, music and more. This pro-social, drug-free event is designed to provide a safe and enjoyable space for everyone. In addition to all the fun, we will also offer valuable information on how to effectively talk to youth about drug prevention. We will have brochures and resources to share. Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity to have a great time while learning important skills! More information.

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