Category: Schools
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New sports field coming to lower Woodland Park: Two options, one meeting
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Editor’s Note: See Eric’s prior stories on this subject: Lincoln Playfields Option C: Combining Options A and B…
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Want to support B.F. Day? The Move-a-Thon is looking for sponsors
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B.F. Day Elementary’s annual Move-a-Thon returns Friday, May 8, and organizers are looking for local businesses to help…
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New speed camera on Fremont Ave part of Seattle’s school zone expansion
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If you look up walking south on Fremont Ave N near N 38th Street, you’ll see a large…
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Fremont’s cooperative preschool where neighbors raise kids together
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Woodland Park Cooperative School, Fremont’s only cooperative preschool, will open enrollment to the public Feb. 14 for the…
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Lincoln playfield options opinion from Wallyhood.org
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The following story comes to us from a guest writer, Eric, at Wallyhood.org. Editor’s note: There was a…
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Fremont’s ‘Family School’ opens its doors for tours this month
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If you’ve been spotting cheerful dragon-adorned yard signs around Fremont lately, you’re witnessing B.F. Day Elementary’s spirited push…
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Winter brings stairway art back to life
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You know that stairway on North 40th and Fremont Ave. near B.F. Day Elementary? The one you probably…
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B.F. Day Elementary launches community food pantry
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B.F. Day Elementary School has set up a mobile food donation cart to support families in need, operating…
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Introducing Lincoln High School’s new football coach: Clay Packard
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The following story comes to us from a guest writer, Larry Bush at Wallyhood.org. As summer vacation winds…
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Update: Work begins on historic B.F. Day Elementary windows
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B.F. Day Elementary School, Seattle’s longest continuously-operating school building, has begun a $5.8 million window replacement project, as…
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