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    Summer Camp Registration Opens

     
    Contact: Katie Gagnon

    Finance Committee Meeting

    Globe Building Conference Room
    Contact: Ken Brodel
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    Ultimate Frisbee Practice

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    Grade 5/6 Girls Volleyball Practice

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    Discovery Morning

    Designated classrooms
    For YPK, PK and K applicants only, Discovery Morning is a warm and friendly classroom session with FASPS teachers where the children participate in several developmental activities designed to assess school readiness. The Discovery Morning sessions run between 40 and 60 minutes. 
    Contact: Patricia Blaise-Caves
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    April Break Camp Registration Opens

     
    Contact: Katie Gagnon
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    Ultimate Frisbee Practice

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    Admission Decisions Mailed

    Contact: Patricia Blaise-Caves
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    FPC Monthly Coffee Rendezvous

    FASPS - MPR - MPR
    All parents are invited to attend the FPC Monthly Coffee. Stop by to chat with parents and administrative staff, have some delicious treats.
    Contact: Anne Derieux

    Grade 5/6 Girls Volleyball Practice

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    FPC Social Committee - Family Snow Outing

    Bring the family to the tubing park at Summit at Snoqualmie on Saturday March 12, for the 1:30-3:30 pm session. Anyone who is interested should buy tickets ahead of time online (select Activities, Tubing Rates, Order tubing tickets). If you buy ahead online your spot is guaranteed.  Otherwise it is first come first serve. You can also save time by filling out liability forms ahead of time. 
     
    Rates are as follows: Adult (13+) - $24 / Youth (6-12) - $22 / Child (0-5) - $5
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    Spring Trimester Extended Day Registration Opens

    Register for Garderie, Homework Help, and Enrichment Classes for Spring Trimester!
    Contact: Katie Gagnon
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    FPC Speaker Series- An evening with Ron Lieber – Author, Dad, New York Times Money Columnist

    Mercer Island High School PAC

    The world is changing, fast. Our kids need to be ready to take on all of the financial responsibility that the world heaps upon them. Ron Lieber, author of The Opposite of Spoiled: Raising Kids Who Are Grounded, Generous, and Smart About Money and celebrated New York Times columnist, shares practical tips for turning conversations about money into lessons about living. He covers the best ways to handle the tooth fairy, allowance, chores, charity, saving, birthdays, holidays, cell phones, checking accounts, clothing, cars, part-time jobs and college. Leiber has also identified a set of virtues and character traits like modesty, patience, generosity and perspective, that all parents hope that their kids will carry with them out into the world.

    For parents with kids of all ages. www.ronlieber.com
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    Conversation & Coffee (Lower School)

    Middle School Multipurpose room
    These events are relaxed, informational social hours where prospective parents can interact directly with current parents to hear and ask questions about their FASPS experience. Conversation & Coffee Events are hosted several times a year.

    To view the full admissions calendar, please click here. You may email Patricia Blaise-Caves at patriciab@fasps.org or 206-275-3533 x 275 to sign up for one of these events.
    Contact: Patricia Blaise-Caves

    Ultimate Frisbee Practice

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    Admissions Tour

    Tours provide a glimpse of daily life at FASPS. They include a follow-up Q&A session with the Director of Admissions and a current FASPS parent. This event is for parents only; children will be invited to other events during the admissions process.
    Contact: Patricia Blaise-Caves

    Lower School Test Info Night

    FASPS - MS MPR - 204
    Contact: Benjamin Orillon
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    FPC Monthly Meeting

    SJCC Old Library Room
    Our FASPS Parent Committee (FPC) invites all parents to its monthly meeting at the SJCC in the Old Library Room. Join us to learn more about the functioning of our committee, its activities, and volunteer opportunities.

    Grade 5/6 Girls Volleyball Practice

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    Ultimate Frisbee Practice

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    Grade 5/6 Girls Volleyball Practice

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    Gala

    All details about the Gala can be found at www.fasps.org/gala. 
    Contact: Anne Derieux
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    April Break Camp Registration Closes

     
    Contact: Katie Gagnon
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    FPC Speaker Series - The Gift of Anxiety: Turn your Child’s Worry into Growth, with Chris McCurry, Ph.D.

    Village Theater, Issaquah
    Parenting an anxious child can become worrisome and stressful for all involved. Author and psychologist, Chris McCurry, Ph.D., dives into the early origins of child anxiety and provides insight and strategies for clearer communication, mutual respect and problem solving techniques. Join FASPS families for this event, and we’ll get together afterward for discussion and socializing. Details and tickets are online here: https://www.parentmap.com/article/mccurry
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    Hot Lunch Deadline

    Contact: Victoria Paolacci-Mellor

    Ultimate Frisbee Practice

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MERCER ISLAND
(Preschool, Elementary, Middle School)
3795 East Mercer Way
Mercer Island, WA 98040
(206) 275-3533
info@fasps.org
SEATTLE – CAPITOL HILL
(Preschool Campus)
1823 East Madison Street
Seattle, WA 98122
(206) 644-8348
info@fasps.org
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