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Also, you can now mark your calendars!
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Homecoming Week coming! Sept. 27-Oct. 1
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Let's Go Beavers!
Sept. 27-Oct. 1 is Homecoming!
This year’s theme is Disney. We are excited to have Dress-up Days, Club Rush, hallway decorating, and more during the week! ASB leadership is working to create a week that is memorable and COVID-safe!
Our Homecoming Football game is currently scheduled for 5 p.m., Friday, Oct. 1 against Rainier Beach High School at Memorial Stadium. The theme for the football game is BEAVAPALOOZA! Wear neon colors, glitter, and anything colorful and festival-esque. Also, check out the Marching Band's spirited halftime performance!
The Dress-up Days this year are:
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Class Colors are: Grey (Freshmen), White (Sophomores), Red (Juniors), and Black (Seniors). Follow @ballardhighasb on Instagram!
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Start of School Forms | Time to fill out & turn in!
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These required forms are fillable online and can be downloaded and emailed to Cindy Peterson in the Main Office at crpeterson@seattleschools.org. Students can also drop off printed packets in the Main Office. Let's get these in sooner rather than later so office staff are not inundated at the Sept. 30 deadline. Thank you!
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Students may also pick up paper copies of all forms outside the Main Office. Please call the office at (206) 252-1000 if you need any forms mailed to you. |
Photo Retakes Oct. 5
School Photo Previews also available online
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Did you miss getting your student ID/yearbook photo taken?
Photo Retake Day will be on Oct. 5. Students may go to the Activity Center during lunch or during the passing time between 2nd-3rd and 3rd-4th periods to have their pictures taken. More info on the Photo Retake Day page.
To preview school photos taken in September, please follow the instructions on the card given to students. If you don’t have the card, visit the site linked below to get the code to check your photos. (You will need to enter your name, grade, and student ID number.)
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Ballard High School Yearbook | Shingle Pre-sale
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Yearbook sales dates are established in accordance with state tax policies. "The Shingle" Yearbooks are sold during break, lunch, and after school in the Activity Center and online through the Source/SchoolPay. No yearbook sales between April 30 and Beaver Day, June 3. Pre-Sold yearbooks will be distributed on Beaver Day, June 3. Yearbook sales resume June 6 following Beaver Day until books are sold out.
- 9/7/21-9/28/21 $50 with Activity Card (plus $35 if ASB needs to be purchased)
- 1/3/22-1/23/22 $55 with Activity Card (plus $35 if ASB needs to be purchased)
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4/4/22-4/29/22 $55 with Activity Card (plus $35 if ASB needs to be purchased) (Excludes Spring Break – 4/11– 4/15)
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Transportation | You can still pick up ORCA Card
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Orca Cards are now in the Attendance Office. Please claim your Orca Card before Tuesday, Sept. 21 when all unclaimed Orca Cards will be returned to the District Transportation Office. Students should bring their signed transportation form to exchange for the card or download and complete the form.
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No Student Parking in Staff Parking Lot |
PARKING LOT: Please remember, there is no student parking in the staff parking lot. Students may receive a $50 fine if they park in the lot.
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Ballard Teen Health Center |
Parents and Students! Did you know that students can get health care at the Ballard Teen Health Center (BTHC) including Sports Physicals too?
Students, did you know that you can come to the Teen Health Center to receive confidential mental health therapy?
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NEW! FREE flu shots in the BTHC for any SPS student!
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We just received our flu vaccines. Please complete the Pediatric Permission to vaccinate form on the Ballard Teen Health Center page or pick up in the office and call at 206-781-6400 or email Say at Sailau.tuitele@swedish.org to schedule an appointment. We do not charge/bill for flu shots for any SPS student. Thanks!
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SVNA Fall Flu Shot Clinic Sept. 17-Oct. 21 |
Seattle Visiting Nurse Association (SVNA) will be offering flu shot clinics Sept. 17-Oct. 21. All SPS students, families and staff are welcome to attend. Flu shots will be free for those with insurance, including Apple Health. Appointments will be required.
To register for appointments, complete details, Flu Shot Clinic locations, transportation, accommodates and School-Based Health Center Flu Shots information visit SPS Health Services, linked in the box below.
Six of these regional clinics will also offer COVID-19 vaccines for all students, staff and families who are 12 and older. COVID-19 clinics are in partnership with Safeway/Albertsons Pharmacy and Public Health Seattle King County.
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Washington State Healthy Youth Survey |
Our school is participating in the Washington State Healthy Youth Survey (HYS). The HYS survey will be given to students in Grades 10 and 12 in their ELA (English Language Arts) classes on Oct. 27. Survey results are used by schools, communities and state agencies to plan programs to support our youth and reduce their risks. Participation in the survey is voluntary and the students’ answers are anonymous. Please read the Healthy Youth Survey Q & A flyer for more information. If you have any additional questions contact Assistant Principal (O-Z) Ms. Roesener at 206-252-1000.
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Assessments & Testing on Oct. 13 |
Testing for all BHS students will occur on Wednesday, Oct. 13. |
All students will be automatically registered for the tests. Room assignments and testing schedule will be posted in the next couple of weeks. There will be no classes on Oct. 13. Students will be dismissed after testing. More details to come as we get closer to testing date.
*All freshmen must bring their school district laptop and if possible bring headphones that work with the laptop for the Smarter Balanced Assessment English language/literacy (ELA) and Math tests as well as the Washington Comprehensive Assessment of Science (WCAS).
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Class of 2022 Graduation Date released |
The Ballard High School Graduation has been scheduled for 8 p.m. Wednesday, June 15 at Memorial Stadium.
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Senior SATs scheduled for Oct. 13 |
All Ballard Seniors will be automatically enrolled in the Oct. 13 School Day SAT. Ballard HS will have more information and specific instructions posted for students and families soon! |
BHS Counselors want to encourage all 12th graders to take the SAT as it is an opportunity to meet the Graduation Pathway requirement. The Graduation Pathway requirement can be met a few different ways including taking and earning a cut score on the SBA, SAT or ACT. Or also, by taking and passing a college-level English and college-level math course. Since 12th graders didn’t have the opportunity the past two years to try one of the test options this is important for them to take advantage of the opportunity.
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Senior Yearbook Pictures | 10/29 submission deadline
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CLASS OF 2022 – Senior Yearbook Pictures Due by Oct. 29. You may be contacted by Rowland Studios to have your senior portrait taken; however, you may use any photographer.
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Send your congratulations with a Grad Ad |
Grad Ads are an opportunity for families to submit digital photos and a personal message for graduating seniors.
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BeaverReaders book clubs picking up steam |
This week at 1 p.m., the Comic Book Club meets on Wednesday (Hawkeye: My Life as a Weapon) and Beaver Book Club meets on Friday. BeaverReaders will be voting on which title to read, deciding between: Monday's Not Coming, The Grace Year, Dear Martin, and Clap When You Land.
On Friday Oct. 1 at 1 p.m., Pride Book Club discusses Juliet Takes a Breath.
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Library fun for everyone! |
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EagerBeaverReaders read and rate books, meet to discuss which we like, and help determine the best books for the Evergreen Teen Book Award. Stop by the Library to learn more!
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Learn about becoming a Reading Buddy at an information session at 8 a.m. Friday, Sept. 24. Service Learning hours available!
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Just a few minutes to hang in the Library? Try the new Lego Leaf Challenge or SPS Great Puzzle challenge. Successful puzzle solvers pictured!
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Get library books delivered to your class |
Did you know you do NOT have to WAIT for your class to come to the library to get books? We have #BeaverReaderPrime - Free Delivery Every WEEK!
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Just login to Bit.ly/ballardlibrary.
- Look for books you'd like to read
- Click HOLD
- We will deliver your holds to your first-period classes every week!
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Explore BHS Clubs and Organizations |
Club Rush will take place after school on Wednesday, Sept. 29 from 2:20-3 p.m. Students are encouraged to attend, join, and connect with clubs/athletics that share their interests during this time.
BHS Clubs and Organizations offer a great opportunity for students to socialize with their peers and explore interests. We currently have 45+ clubs starting!
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Want to learn about the environment, sustainability, and take action on issues important to you? Join Earth Service Corps! Earth Service Corps meets every Thursday at lunch in NW217, to discuss environmental issues, plan actions and fundraisers for topics our members are passionate about, and do fun sustainable DIYS!
Follow @bhsearthservicecorps on Instagram for more information and updates! First meeting on Thursday, Sept. 23!
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Book an Appointment with your Counselor |
Counselor Support | Running Start | New Students
Select an option and then your Counselor’s name. Enter correct email address, or you will NOT receive a confirmation email with a link.
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College Visits and Events available online |
Upcoming College Visits:
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Sept. 20 at 9:50 a.m. -- Brandeis University (Watham, MA)
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Sept. 20 at 10:55 a.m. – Mount Holyoke College (South Hadley, MA)
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Sept. 20 at noon -- University of Southampton (UK)
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Sept. 21 at 10:55 a.m. – Seton Hall University (South Orange, NJ)
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Sept. 21 at noon – University of Massachusetts-Amherst
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Sept. 22 at 8:45 a.m. – University of Chicago
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Sept. 22 at 9:35 a.m. – Portland State University
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Sept. 22 at 12:45 p.m. – Miami University (Oxford, OH)
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Sept. 22 at 1:35 p.m. – Macalester College (Saint Paul, MN)
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Sept. 24 at 9 a.m. -- Syracuse University (NY)
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Sept. 24 at 9:50 a.m. – University of Colorado
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Sept. 24 at 1:35 p.m. -- Rice University (Houston)
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Online Job/Internship Board |
The Counseling Center offers a Job/Internship Board on the BHS website, including the following opportunities:
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Columbia Lutheran Home | Columbia Lutheran Home is currently hiring for 2 part time evening and weekend Dietary Aide/Dishwashers. Students please apply online or in person on our Job Opportunities page.
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Miri’s at Golden Gardens is looking to hire a couple of high school age kids that would like to work with us through the winter. The position would include one weekday afternoon shift and one weekend day shift (approximately 10 hours/week). Please contact Miri Plowman at miriplowman@gmail.com for more details.
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Office/Finance PT job for high school student | If you want to be paid well, mentored, challenged, appreciated, and on a mission to make a meaningful career, Farmer's Insurance (Hien Luong's Lake Forest Park office) has a career opportunity for you! Get a jump start on building your business resume and get paid while you learn about finance/insurance. Don’t miss out! Apply today: Seeking Motivated Ballard Beaver. Job closing soon. Read the flyer for more details and to apply.
BHS only shares postings and does not endorse any of these businesses.
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Seniors who are interested in going to WSU and have a 3.6 or higher cumulative GPA should talk to their school counselor before Friday, Oct. 8 about the possibility of being nominated for the Regents Scholarship Program. Nominees who complete the student application process will receive a Regents Scholars award, which provides $4,000 per academic year for four years to WSU.
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BHS 2021-22 theatrical season is set |
The Ballard High School Playmakers have announced the theatrical line-up for this school year:
Fall: We’ve had to cancel our fall play. due to the pandemic and newest guidelines.
Winter/Spring 2022:
Revisit Broadway's modern classic, Disney's Beauty and the Beast, featuring music from the beloved animated film and new songs written just for the stage version!
Spring 2022: In one of William Shakespeare’s most popular comedies, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Theseus and Hippolyta prepare to marry, a misunderstanding erupts amongst lovers, and an acting troupe prepares for the stage—all under the watchful eyes of mischievous fairies.
May 12-14 and 19-21
More fabulous theatre is in Ballard’s future! For more details, please contact Shawn Riley, BHS theatre director, at smriley@seattleschools.org.
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Ballard Fiddlers Starting Soon! |
Starting Tuesday, Oct. 5, the Fiddlers will meet weekly on Tuesdays in the main band/orchestra rehearsal room from 6:30-8 p.m. The new instructors this year are Amanda Fitch and Shelley Weiss.
All string instrument students from all BHS orchestras are welcome! The Fiddlers work together to refine improvisational skills, learn music in an aural tradition, and perform authentic American roots music. They perform at school concerts and special events, which in past years have included Folklife Festival and Wintergrass Festival. More information on the BPA Website.
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Slow Pitch Softball returns to Ballard! |
“In the final hours, the Ballard Softball program is able to expand its wings, rally 15 student-athletes together and roster its first Slow Pitch team since the mid 1990’s” – Coach Dale Griffith
The team started its season Friday against Chief Sealth. Its home opener is Sept. 27, taking on crosstown rival Roosevelt.
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Ballard Football gets another win in week 3 |
Following its Friday 29-0 victory and its upcoming Sept. 24 away game against the Garfield Bulldogs, the 2-1 Beavers will host Rainier Beach and Seattle Prep at Memorial Stadium.
The BHS Marching Band will bring the spirit with their halftime performances at the 5 p.m. Oct. 1 Homecoming Game (against Beach) and the 7:45 p.m. Oct. 8 Prep games, both at Memorial Stadium. (SPS Athletics/Ticket Price information)
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Cross Country finds success in first 5k of season |
The Ballard High School Cross Country Team participated in its first non-dual meet 5k without waves since November of 2019, and the first race where the entire team got to compete at for a 5k since October of 2019!
The Meet was last Wednesday at Magnuson, featuring competition from Ingraham, Garfield, Nathan Hale, Eastside Catholic and Roosevelt. Boys Varsity, Girls Varsity and Girls JV all took 2nd ; while the Boys JV took 3rd.
"The coaches are seeing this determination in practice and it is great to see it manifest during races so early in the season!" said Coach Neil Howard.
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The Ballard Girls Soccer Team dropped a close match 2-1 at Eastside Catholic last Tuesday and tied the Seattle Prep Panthers 0-0 on Friday. The Beavers next host Sealth at 7:30 p.m. on Sept. 21 and visit Bishop Blanchet at 7 p.m. on Sept. 23. Follow the teams @ballardgirlsoccer.
BHS Volleyball
After shutting out Cleveland last Wednesday, Ballard's Varsity Volleyball team hosts West Seattle on Sept. 20 and Kamiak on Sept. 23. The 3-1 team also plays at Garfield on Sept. 22. This week's games all start at 7 p.m.
BHS Golf
Ballard Golf hosts Chief Sealth Sept. 20 and Roosevelt Sept. 22. Both matches are 3:30 p.m. at Jackson Park.
BHS Girls Swim & Dive
Ballard Girls Swim & Dive takes on Seattle Prep at 6:30 p.m. Sept. 24 at Queen Anne Pool. Follow the team @ballardgirlsswimanddive.
Want to help report scores or share a team photo? Email ballardhighnews@gmail.com!
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Beaver Duffle Bag sale ends Sept. 24
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Ballard Beaver Duffle Bag Shop is open through Sept. 24! Follow the link below to the online store where you may purchase a standard- or mini-size bag. Bags can be personalized with your student's name!
When the bags have been made delivered, a member of the Beaver Gear team will call you to let you know it is ready, so be sure to include email or phone number when you order. Bags arrive 4-6 weeks after the online store has closed.
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Boys Basketball Workouts begin |
Boys Basketball: Open Gyms and Strength Workouts have begun. The fall activities are open to ALL students.
Email Coach Mike Broom (mrbroom@seattleschools.org) if you are interested in joining the fall open gyms and for more information regarding the basketball season. Tryouts for the Season start Nov. 15.
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Let's keep building our Ballard PTSA!
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Thank you to those of you who have signed up for the Ballard High School PTSA and are joining our effort to build and support our school community, expressed interest as volunteers and donated to our Fall Teacher Fund.
We encourage all members of our Ballard Beaver community -- teachers, parents and students – to become members of the BHS PTSA. Check out all our initiatives on the PTSA Get Involved page. Simply becoming a member supports every student in the school and is a way to contribute.
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Reflections | Explore the Arts and Express Yourself
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The 2021–2022 Reflections theme is I Will Change the World By…
Students submit their completed works of art in one or all of the available arts categories: Dance Choreography, Film Production, Literature, Music Composition, Photography, Visual Arts. Deadline Oct. 22, more details coming soon on how to submit work.
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Serve as a Legis. Assembly Delegate |
The 43rd Annual Legislative Assembly will take place in a virtual format on Oct. 23-24.
The purpose of legislative assembly is to determine the legislative priorities of WSPTA, to educate and mobilize advocates, and to advance WSPTA’s legislative program. Full details here.
Please email BHS PTSA President Gloria Kruzner at bhs.ptsa.pres@gmail.com if you are interested in attending the assembly as a Ballard High School delegate.
Deadline to express interest is Wednesday, Oct. 6. Adult and/or student delegates must have an active BHS PTSA membership. Cost: $40/adult, $10/student but subsidies are available.
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PTSA News, Notes & Updates! |
The PTSA Newsletter comes out weekly on Sunday mornings during the school year with important BHS news and information.
Look for details in our next newsletters on:
- Membership Signup
- New BHS PTSA Website
- PTSA Board Welcome
We can also send Newsletters to students but only using a personal email address and not their Seattle schools email address.
Please include the student's grade level so we add the new email to the correct mail list group. Email to ballardhighnews@gmail.com.
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While the building remains closed to visitors (including parents/guardians) the Main Office is now staffed for the new school year from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays. You can contact the Main Office at (206) 252-1000 for assistance.
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BHS Attendance Information |
Student absences can only be excused by a note signed by parent or guardian or by email from parent/guardian. Absences cannot be excused by phone.
Parents/Guardians are asked to wait outside the building when picking up your student for appointments this year.
There are no visitors permitted inside school buildings, other than approved volunteers who have been vaccinated. This is a District policy this year.
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Breakfast and lunch service free this year |
During the 21-22 school year, breakfast and lunch will be provided at no cost for all students at all SPS schools. Breakfast service is available before school, starting at 8:15 a.m., and between second and third periods.
Check out this month's offerings here:
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Meal Assistance Program offers multiple discounts |
Students approved for free and reduced price meals may be eligible to receive reduced fees for the following programs:
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COVID Contact Tracing Steps |
Families may feel anxious about how contact tracing and quarantine protocols will affect their student.
The top questions district leaders have heard are:
What do I do if my student is sick?
How will I know if my student is a close contact to someone with COVID-19?
How long will my student have to quarantine and how will student learning be supported?
Answers are available on the SPS Contact Tracing page, linked here:
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SPS is holding community meetings in September to share information about planning for the next capital levy and the next educational programs levy.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, these meetings will be virtual instead of the usual in-person meetings.
These levies are expected to be on the ballot in Feb. 2022. They would replace the expiring levies and are not new taxes.
Check out a virtual meeting to hear what might be included in the levies, how capital levy projects were chosen, and how the levies support the district’s long-term plans for student success. After the presentation, there will be a question-and-answer period.
Community Meeting Dates
Meetings are 6:30 p.m.
Tuesday, Sept. 21 or Thursday, Sept. 23.
Meeting links will be posted on the school levies webpage during the week before the meetings. You can also ask questions or make comments using the online comment form link on that page.
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Suicide Prevention Awareness Month |
September is National Suicide Prevention Month. All month, mental health advocates, prevention organizations, survivors, allies, and community members unite to promote suicide prevention awareness.
SPS is committed to the safety and wellness of our students, staff, families, and community.
By knowing the signs, asking questions, and helping connect others to support, each person plays an important role in preventing suicide.
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Information Technology Advisory Cmte. |
SPS is seeking members for the Information Technology Advisory Committee. ITAC serves as an advisory committee for IT recommendations and future funding planning.
The membership application deadline has been extended to Oct. 1.
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Community members sought to form a SPS task force to develop an implementation plan and accountability process for the Climate Change resolution and related resolutions and policies.
This task force will develop a 10-year plan for making significant strides toward reaching the goal of being 100% clean energy by 2040 and going forward to reach full decarbonization by 2050.
It will make project recommendations that coordinate with the district’s adopted levy schedules so those projects can be included for future construction. Applications due Oct. 8
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Mark your calendars for this year's online BHS PTSA meeting dates! |
The BHS PTSA looks forward to sharing dynamic programs for our schoolwide General Meetings this school year!
Make sure to put our General Meetings on your calendar, all at 7 p.m. via Microsoft Teams
- Fall, Program DETAILS COMING SOON, Thursday, Oct. 7
- Winter, Program TBA, Thursday, Feb. 10.
- PTSA volunteer & educator awards event, Thursday, June 9.
Please also note Board Meeting dates on your calendars! Meetings include committee and principal updates, we'd love to have you join us!
Board Meeting dates:
7 p.m. Nov. 4 | Dec. 2 | Jan. 6 | March 3 | April 7 | May 5
5:30 p.m. (before the 7 p.m. PTSA General Meetings): Oct. 7 | Feb. 10 | June 9
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Support BHS PTSA while you shop |
Passive fundraising programs are easy ways to support BHS academics and PTSA initiatives while you do your back to school shopping! |
Amazon will donate 0.5% of the price of your eligible AmazonSmile purchases to BHS PTSA.
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Once your card is linked, all you have to do is swipe your Shopper's Card while paying for your purchases. More info: Community Rewards.
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The BHS PTSA offers Community Resources for informational purposes & does not necessarily support activities or views presented therein. To provide a Community Resource item, email ballardhighnews@gmail.com. |
The Seattle Art Museum is currently accepting applications for its Teen Advisory Group (TAG). TAG is an intensive program for high school-aged youth who are interested in leadership, are highly opinionated, want to learn about themselves and the world through art, and want to make SAM fun and engaging for teens.
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National Youth Filmmaker Summit | Oct. 4 - Nov. 6
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At the first National Youth Filmmaker Summit, NFFTY alumni return to the youth filmmaker community to share career advice and tips with the next generation in a variety of panels, roundtables, and workshops.
The Summit takes place over five weeks, and is divided into three tracks -- Create, Advance, and Launch -- each focused on a different part of the filmmaking process. You can attend each session a la carte, attend all sessions in a track, or do the whole thing.
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Emergency Broadband Benefit extension |
The FCC has announced that households with a member approved to receive benefits under the free and reduced-price school lunch program or the school breakfast program, including through the USDA Community Eligibility Provision, in the current 2021-2022 school year are also eligible for the Emergency Broadband Benefit.
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Celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month |
We celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month (NHHM) in the U.S. between Sept. 15 and Oct. 15, a time to recognize the diverse contributions of Latinos to the United States.
VisitSeattle offers an extensive listing of area NHHM events and resources, including the MexAm NW Festival (art featured above).
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Register for JazzED
Fall Programs!
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Register for JazzED High School
Fall Programs!
Explorations is all about, well, exploring! Maybe you want to play gigs but don’t know how to start, or maybe you want to dig in to modern jazz, or Latin music! Explorations includes a variety of classes so there’s something for everyone.
Select the sliding scale payment that works for you! Classes begin Tuesday, Oct. 5.
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Parent University | Eli Lebowitz |
This talk will provide parents with
practical tools for helping their child overcome anxiety. Dr. Lebowitz will introduce parents to SPACE, a parent-based treatment for childhood and adolescent anxiety and obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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UW Youth and Teen Programs is excited to announce a variety of remote courses for high school students who seek out-of-school enrichment opportunities.
Coding in Java
Coding in Python
Intensive ScreenwritingWorkshop
Natural Science Illustration Studio
Writing for College Readiness
Classes run once or twice weekly in the evenings or weekends over 10 weeks starting in October. Visit our website for registration information and course details!
Registration closes on Sept. 22!
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Volunteer At Fremont Oktoberfest | Sept. 17-29
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Volunteer At Fremont Oktoberfest | Sept. 17-29
How in the world do Oktoberfest organizers manage to pour thousands of beverage samples over three days? With the help of our 700+ volunteers (21 and older) of course!
All volunteers get beer tokens, admission perks and a free event t shirt. Check the link below for more details.
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Seattle Special Education Sept. 21 Meeting, 7 p.m. |
Join the Seattle Special Education PTSA for its September General Meeting from 7-9 p.m.
Tuesday, Sept. 21 via Zoom.
Dr. Rocky Torres, the new head of Seattle Public Schools' Special Education Department, will be joining our meeting. We'll also ask for your feedback on how the school year is going so far. Our meetings are open to all.
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Do You Have an Announcement for the BHS PTSA Newsletter?
Submit content (appropriate and relevant to Ballard High School or Community) by 5 p.m. Thursday (1 or 2 weeks before your event ) to the BHS Newsletter Editor email at ballardhighnews@gmail.com. Please submit posts no more than 100 words and include relevant URLs, contact info and a small graphic (if available). Editor has full discretion over what is published. The BHS PTSA provides Community News for purely informational purposes and does not necessarily support the activities or views presented therein.
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