Community News

 
At FASPS, we are proud of our vibrant and supportive community. Our goal is to be a valuable resource for our families and friends, fostering a positive environment and building strong neighborhood ties. Whether it's showcasing our partners who generously sponsor our annual Gala and Auction or helping people connect with French tutors, we envision this space as a go-to place for our community to engage, share, and support each other.

List of 7 news stories.

  • A Conversation with Aidan Key: Understanding Transgender and Gender Diverse Children & Teens

    Apr 23, 2026, 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM
    Gatewood Elementary School, 4320 SW Myrtle St, Seattle, WA 98136, USA

    Join gender education specialist Aidan Key in examining the topic of gender diversity in children and teens, the challenges faced by these children and their families, exploring current research, and identifying the best approaches for creating an inclusive, respectful environment. Ticket Information Here
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  • Kick-off to Pride GGLOW Event

    May 29, 2026 | STEM K-8 PTA

    This FREE community event is put on by the STEM GGLOW (Gender non-binary/Gender Queer, Gay, Lesbian or Whatever) Club and the PTA. If you’re interested in helping with planning or volunteering day of please email paula@stemk8pta.org.
  • Spring 2026 BIPOC Voice Summit

    The Art of Becoming: Reshaping Ourselves and the Spaces We Lead
    May 1, 2026 from 8:30am 2:30pm
    Hamlin Robinson School
    1701 20th Ave S, Seattle, WA 98144
    Free for POCIS NW member schools  
    RSVP Here by April 20
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  • MIPA's Annual Circus - 60th Year!

    Calling all Mercer Island families — mark your calendars for a day of unforgettable fun at MIPA's legendary Circus!
    Date: Saturday, April 25th
    Location: Islander Middle School
    Time: 10 AM to 2 PM (Members early access at 9 AM)
    Ages 1-11 - Fun for all kids
    Purchase Tickets Here
  • Spring Fair Student Competitions

    The Spring Fair offers exciting opportunities for students to showcase their creativity, including Creative Kids Competitions (LEGO builds, Peeps Dioramas, Jellybean Portraits, and more) and the Junior/Senior High Art Competition, which features cash prizes for winning entries.
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  • Youth Musical Theatre with Katy Tabb

    Mondays, Apr. 6-May 11
    6-7pm
    Kerry Hall (710 E Roy St, Seattle, WA)
    3rd-6th Graders
     
    Scholarships available!
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  • MOPOP Residency

    We’re excited to share a new opportunity for students: The MOPOP Residency, launching April 2026!
    This free after-school creative playground for young storytellers will explore a rotating lineup of music, film, fashion, and gaming. 
     
    For our debut Residency, MOPOP is partnering with NW Film Camp to bring students hands-on experiences in stop-motion, puppet-making, filmmaking, and more!
     
    Weekly workshops introduce young learners to stop-motion animation, puppet-making, video creation, and basic production workflows.

    To learn more, visit: www.mopop.org/education/mopop-residency
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