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We offer camps for 1st – 6th graders and half day morning camps for campers beginning at age 4,

All camps are held at the state-of-the-art Brightwater Education Center in Woodinville. The campus features seventy-two acres of forest and three miles of trails, streams, hills, and ponds set the perfect backdrop for a summer full of adventures, learning, and fun!

For more information and to register, visit: Summer Camps at Brightwater

Sova Coding is offering free online coding classes for students ages 9-18.

Our instructors are high school volunteers, including USA Computing Olympiad Gold winners and AP CSA 5 scorers. We emphasize algorithmic thinking, creative problem-solving, and an individualized approach to teaching programming, giving students personalized guidance and support as they build strong coding skills.

Our class offerings:

Python Trimester 1
May 9 – July 11, 2026
Sat 5:00 – 6:00 pm PST
This course introduces beginners to Python programming. Students learn to write, test, and debug code while building problem-solving and critical thinking skills.
Main topics: variables, operators, conditionals, loops, lists, functions, and problem solving.
Requirements: solid knowledge of mathematics at grade level, developed typing skills.

Python Trimester 2
April 10 – June 12, 2026
Fri 5:00 – 6:00 pm PST
This course builds on Python Trimester 1 and introduces more advanced programming concepts and applications.
Main topics: string slicing and functions, for-loops with range parameters, dictionaries, classes, tuples, and the Python Turtle graphics library.
Requirements: completion of Python Trimester 1 or equivalent knowledge of variables, loops, lists, and functions; solid knowledge of mathematics at grade level; developed typing skills; understanding of coordinate plane geometry.

AP CSA Prep
April 11 – June 13, 2026
Sat 6:00 – 7:00 pm PST
This course prepares students for the AP Computer Science A exam by teaching core Java programming and object-oriented design.
Main topics: Java syntax and structure, object-oriented programming, data types and structures, control flow, algorithms, and exam-style problem-solving.
Requirements: solid knowledge of mathematics at grade level, developed typing skills. Some prior coding experience is recommended but not required.

USACO Prep
March 22 – May 24, 2026
Sun 6:00 – 7:00 pm PST
This course prepares students for the USACO Bronze contest through core problem types, strategies, and contest-style practice.
Main topics: time complexity, arrays, pairs, tuples, simulation, complete search, recursion-based search, sorting, sets and maps, casework, greedy fundamentals, introductory graphs, rectangle geometry, and ad hoc problem-solving.
Requirements: completion of Python Trimester 2 or equivalent knowledge of strings, for-loops with range, dictionaries, tuples, and functions; solid knowledge of mathematics at grade level; developed typing skills.

Fundamentals of Programming with Javascript
March 22 – May 24, 2026
Sun 5:00 – 6:00 pm PST
This course introduces beginners to programming through JavaScript and helps students build logic, problem-solving, and computational thinking skills.
Main topics: variables, operators, conditionals, loops, functions, arrays, strings, and basic problem-solving.
Requirements: solid knowledge of mathematics at grade level; developed typing skills.

Computing and Algorithms in Python
May 8 – July 10, 2026
Fri 6:00 – 7:00 pm PST
This course is for students ready to move beyond foundational Python and learn core algorithms used in competitive programming and advanced problem solving.
Main topics: problem-solving warmups, two pointers, binary search, prefix sums, graph traversal (DFS and BFS), dynamic programming with memoization, dynamic programming with tabulation, and curated problem sets.
Requirements: completion of Python Trimester 2 or equivalent knowledge of strings, for-loops with range, dictionaries, and functions; strong comfort with algebra; developed typing skills.

Register: https://forms.gle/8tXXyqD11EmRMTTm9
Learn more: https://sovacoding.org
For questions, email contact@sovacoding.org

Kidz Love Soccer has been provides communities with fun, organized soccer classes for children ages 2 to 12 years. We create a lively, positive and safe environment for kids to learn how to play soccer and develop a lifelong love for soccer and sports. 

Kidz Love Soccer has a team of trained instructors that love teaching and bring a lot of energy and enthusiasm to the soccer field. Using our field-tested and age-appropriate proprietary curriculum, our youth classes teach kids all the fundamentals of soccer in a high-energy, non-competitive program designed to encourage good sportsmanship and a love for sports.

For more information:

https://www.kidzlovesoccer.com/classes.php

After School Programs and Summer Camps

Elementary students build foundational skills in speech and debate through supportive, engaging activities. Speech focuses on creativity, presentation, and confidence through fun formats like storytelling and impromptu speaking. Debate introduces teamwork, critical thinking, and structured argument — all in a format designed to spark curiosity and participation.

Middle schoolers explore three dynamic tracks: speech, debate, and congress. Speech helps students grow as independent presenters. Debate builds quick thinking, teamwork, and argument structure. Congress teaches students to advocate for policy in a mock legislative format. These programs build confidence, collaboration, and communication—plus optional tournaments let students shine.

High schoolers dive deeper into speech formats, Lincoln-Douglas debate, and Congressional sessions. These programs are designed to challenge experienced students while welcoming motivated newcomers. Learn how to present powerfully, research deeply, and advocate effectively — all while forming strong peer bonds and preparing for tournaments.

https://climbthemountain.us/join-us

The Woodinville Garden Club and the Woodinville Art Alliance, are excited to announce the second Youth Pollinator Art Contest. Youth from K-12th grade within the Northshore School District vicinity are invited to create and submit their original artwork inspired by this year’s theme HARMONY IN BLOOM: Local Pollinators and Plants.

The Youth Pollinator Art Contest aims to ignite students’ curiosity about pollinators and their environmental impact while fostering community awareness about the importance of creating healthy pollinator habitats. We hope the contest encourages collaboration among students, families, and community partners with a shared interest in protecting pollinators, and that it offers a platform for students to showcase their knowledge through visual artwork, and written expression.

The Awards Ceremony and Reception will take place at Pollinator Fest on May 30, 2026, where the mayor will present the awards. Winning entries will be displayed at the Pollinator Fest and featured in the June Pollinator Art Walk.

More information about the Youth Pollinator Art Contest can be found on the Woodinville Garden Club website.

-Introduction to paddling canoes and kayaks
- Learn great paddling skills, boat control, maneuvering, and stability
- Begin to develop strength and endurance.
- No prior paddling experience is required
- All equipment supplied
- Must be able to swim 50 meters, be comfortable in the water and ability to follow directions

May COED Beginner Camp
May 5 – May 30, 2026
Tue & Thu 5:00 – 7:00 pm, Sat 11:00 am – 1:00 pm

June COED Beginner Camp
June 2 – June 30, 2026
Tue & Thu 5:00 – 7:00 pm, Sat 11:00 am – 1:00 pm

Price: $255

Location: Blue Heron Landing, 9025 Bothell Way NE, Bothell, WA 98011

Visit cckrt.org for more info and summer camp signups!

Kenmore Community Rowing Club is excited to offer a Youth Rowing Program at the Kenmore Public Boathouse during the summer months for rowers aged 13-18.  

Our programming ranges form Learn to Row Camps, introducing new rowers to the sport, to rowing skills camps for more experienced athletes.  

Come row with us!

See details here:
https://kenmorerowing.org/juniors-rowing/

For questions, email info@kenmorerowing.org or call us at 425-224-5196

Heart & Sole is the middle school version of Girls on the Run, a unique program for individuals of all abilities to discover, build and grow their self confidence.

Heart & Sole is specifically designed for 6-8th grade girls and gender expansive youth and focuses on the body, brain, heart, spirit and social connection.

Heart & Sole offers an inclusive place of belonging, where participants feel supported and inspired to explore their emotions, cultivate empathy and strengthen their physical and emotional health.

Spring Season Starts: April 13th

Spring Season Ends: June 9th

Celebration 5K : Sunday, June 7th

Registration Fee: $25-$250. Financial assistance is available to anyone who needs it. Simply choose the level needed when registering.

https://www.girlsontherunsnoco.org/programs

Girls on the Run: Grades 3-5

Our Spring afterschool program for 3rd-5th/6th graders is like no other! Girls have fun, make friends, increase physical activity levels and learn important life skills they can use at home, at school and with friends.

Girls on the Run is an after-school* program that inspires participants to be joyful, healthy, and confident using evidence-based lessons that combine relationship building, community strengthening, and goal setting with physical movement. 

Twice per week for 8 weeks, participants will have fun, make friends, increase their physical activity levels and learn important life skills. Trained and caring coaches lead teams through interactive lessons and movement activities. The season ends with a celebratory 5K event. 

Spring Season Starts: April 13th

Spring Season Ends: June 9th

Celebration 5K : Sunday, June 7th

Registration Fee: $25-$250. Financial assistance is available to anyone who needs it. Simply choose the level needed when registering.

Questions? Email us at info@GirlsontheRunSnoCo.org

https://www.girlsontherunsnoco.org/3rd-5th-grade-program-details

WHS Class of 2027 - My First Formal

Enter the wild at our Zootopia-themed dance and enjoy a fun night filled with games, music activities, treats and more!

Saturday, April 18, 2026
6:00pm - 8:00pm
Woodinville High School

This is a fun and memorable dance for elementary age kids. Come dance to songs you love, participate in activities to win prizes, and enjoy yummy treats while hanging out with friends and animal characters!

Participants are encouraged to dress to the theme or however they would like- you can dress up fancy, wear a costume, or just come in clothes you feel comfy in. It’s your chance to feel special, have fun, and make great memories—you won’t want to miss it!

Ticket Information:
 
Pre-sale Ticket Prices*: 
$25 for first adult/child pair (all children must be accompanied by an adult)
$12 for any additional members of your party (adult or child)
Discounted presale ticket pricing is available through Thursday, April 16th.

Door Price:
$15 per person

For more information and to purchase tickets, please visit the Woodinville High School activities webpage at
https://woodinville.nsd.org/activities/my-first-formal-2026

*Northshore School District students who qualify for free or reduced-price meals and who have provided consent to share their status for fee waivers may be eligible for reduced ticket prices by emailing whsasb@nsd.org.

The King County Library supports students through their Study Zone homework help, student library cards, and databases for projects.

• Study Zone provides homework help and services for students in grades K-12.
• Student Library Accounts
• Need Sources such as databases for your homework or project, Library has help there too! Click here for more info.

KCLS is offering math help in Spanish at the Bothell branch on Wednesdays from 2:30 - 4:30 p.m. for middle and high school students. And they have snacks!

KCLS Bothell - 18215 98th Avenue NE, Bothell