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 4 news stories.

  • Fête de la Musique

    We are excited to announce our upcoming celebration of the Fête de la Musique on June 21, 2025 at Ballard Homestead starting at 7pm.
     
    We are excited to be welcoming two different musical groups with backgrounds representing France and West Africa to perform for this occasion. The performance will be in English but will highlight Francophone cultures. This is specifically designed to be a fun, interactive evening of music. All ages are welcome; families are encouraged to attend!
     
    The tickets are available on a sliding scale based on a choose-what-you-pay model ranging from $0-$15. Tickets are available here: https://www.afseattle.org/community/event-rsvp/?event_id=595

  • Women's University Club Seeking New Advanced French Teacher

    Tuesdays at the Women's University Club from 1 - 3 pm
     
    Location: 6th and Spring in Seattle

    There are 6 to 8 students of a certain age. They read French literature and discuss, discuss current events, and do some grammar. Language spoken in class is mostly French.
    They are currently finishing their class with Voltaire’s Candide. They offer 3 sessions a year with 8 classes each starting in mid-September and finishing up in mid-May.

    Contact: Sigrid Hokanson  at sigridh1966@gmail.com

  • Introducing "The Pi Trio" Second Chapter Book

    Written and published by one of our FASPS families
     
    "What's the biggest number in the world?" - This question by Rafael Montuori (second grade) inspired his dad to create a chapter book series called "The Pi Trio," which attempts to combine fantasy with fun facts about mathematics targeting kids ages 6-8. The first book, The Mystery of the Sun, was launched in 2024.
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  • French Tutoring

    Looking for exceptional French tutoring for your child? Meet Sophia Sabiri and Zahra Benjdya, two dedicated and experienced tutors passionate about helping students aged 6 to 17 excel in French. With their deep immersion in French language and culture, they offer personalized sessions in grammar, conjugation, essay writing, philosophy, and homework assistance. Whether your child is mastering the basics or fine-tuning advanced skills, Sophia and Zahra provide flexible scheduling and the option for online or in-person lessons. Give your child the tools to succeed in French with supportive and engaging tutoring tailored to their needs!
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