PIELights

  • Students at a table outside making sensory bottles.

    Meadows & Sensory Tool House

    Meadows Elementary’s Partner in Education, Sensory Tool House, recently took part in the school’s Field Day. Sensory Tool House’s team volunteered their time to show students how to make individualized sensory bottles.

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  • Students pose in their greenhouse with an Amazon rep.

    Amazon helps with Salish's greenhouse

    Salish Middle School's Partner in Education (P.I.E.), Amazon, donated two solar-powered exhaust fans to the school's greenhouse to help keep it cool with less of an environmental impact. They have also donated flowers, blueberry bushes, bulbs, and soil. Thank you Amazon!

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  • John Grantham

    PIE Partner teaches students business basics

    Local business owner and former NTPS parent, John Grantham presented to students at Envision Career Academy the basics of running and managing a business. From marketing and sales to customer support and client relations, Grantham really emphasized the importance of “jumping in” to gain experience and “embracing the grind” when things get tough.

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  • Help raise funds for Lacey's Food Pantry!

    WSECU takes part in Compassionate Community Project

    Lacey Elementary Partner in Education, WSECU, donated to the Lacey Food Pantry in the school's name. This helps support many of the school's families that depend on the Food Pantry regularly. Thank you WSECU!

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  • 1st Securtiy Bank employees standing in front of Pleasant Glade's Entrance.

    Thank you to 1st Security Bank & Costco!

    A BIG thank you to our PIE Partners who have donated supplies and funds to help make back to school a little easier for some of our families! Pleasant Glade's Partner in Education, 1st Security Bank donated school supplies and $620. District Partner in Education, Costco, donated 100 backpacks for students in need.

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  • A Costco employee helps a student with a project at table.

    Costco mentors students at Meadows Elementary

    District Partner in Education, Costco, spends time working on craft projects and playing games with students from Meadows Elementary. Thank you Costco for supporting our students and empowering them to have a positive outlook on the future!

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  • Students smell different coffees that were roasted.

    South Sound visits Batdorf & Bronson's Coffee Roasting Facility

    Students at South Sound got to visit their Partner in Education, Batdorf & Bronson’s Tasting Room & Roastery where they got to sample a variety of coffees and learn about the major areas the coffee is grown such as Africa and Indonesia. Hands on learning, outside of the classroom!

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  • Debi & Jeff from Chinqually Booters hold soccer balls in front of the Mountain View Lion Logo.

    Chinqually Booters Soccer Club

    A BIG thank you to Chinqually Booters Soccer Club for donating soccer balls to all of our elementary schools! “Our focus is to get kids outside to play,” said Chinqually Booters Soccer Club Manager, Debi Matthews. Chinqually is partnered with Lydia Hawk, Pleasant Glade and Woodland.

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  • US Martial Arts instructors show Chinook Students some martial arts fitness moves

    US Martial Arts at Chinook

    Chinook’s Partner in Education, U.S. Martial Arts Center, held several workshops for the students during conference week focused on other types of fitness exercise with martial arts movements, drills working on focus, teamwork, exercise, awareness, motivation and some self-defense movements and skills!

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  • Pleasant Glade thanks 1st Security Bank

    Shout out to Pleasant Glade's partner, 1st Security Bank for providing backpacks for students in need! Thank you!

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