Community E-Flyers

We work with community organizations to provide information to families about not-for-profit activities, events and services for students. The listing of any organization's flyer does not imply that the services they offer have been endorsed by the Northshore School District. Please contact the not-for-profit organization directly regarding their program offerings.

Choose a tab below to view all approved e-flyers or to view by category. E-flyers will be posted to the district website throughout the school year as a resource for families.

These activities are not sponsored nor endorsed by the Northshore School District or any of its schools. The district assumes no responsibility for the conduct during or the safety of the activities. Northshore School District shall be held harmless from any cause of action, claim, or petition filed in any court or administrative tribunal arising out of the distribution of these materials including attorney's fees and judgment or awards.

  • Community Events
Special Santa
December 13th, 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. 
By appointment only, to register: specialsanta.org
Questions: support@specialsanta.org
Location: 7910 NE 132nd Street, Kirkland, WA 98034

Now in its 20th year of providing unforgettable experiences for children with disabilities and their families, the Special Santa team is hauling out the holly, stringing the lights, and giving the Santa-Mobile a much needed tune up, in preparation for the 2025 holiday season! Hundreds of families and countless volunteers have been touched by this beloved community tradition, and we’re delighted to invite YOU to be part of the magic.

Upon arrival, you and your family members will be warmly welcomed by understanding and supportive volunteers. There are no long wait lines. Instead, at Santa’s Workshop, children can build mini-LEGO kits, pet service dog puppies, and participate in supported activities, crafts, and sensory experiences. And this year we’re adding a scavenger hunt!

When it’s your child’s turn, Mrs. Claus will bring your family to a private room to visit (and warm up to) Santa. All of our Santas have experience working with children with disabilities, and no child is rushed. For many parents, this is the first time their child has been willing to sit with Santa.

All families receive a FREE, professional photo, with an option to purchase more.

For some families, having Santa come to them is a more comfortable option. If this is your preference, our Jingle-All-The-Way Santa-Mobile allows Santa and Mrs. Claus to visit your child outside their home. Photos are taken, and each child receives a Santa Craft Bag filled with creative and fun holiday activities and crafts, including a mini-LEGO kit.

Special Santa is a zero-profit event put on by unpaid volunteers and generous sponsors, who we acknowledge in the craft bags, on Santa’s Workshop posters, and in posts on our social media pages and website.

If you have a child with disabilities, we invite you to join us for Special Santa 2025. You can register for your In-Person or Santa-Mobile visit on this site: www.specialsanta.org

  • High School
WHS Annual Holiday Bazaar
Saturday, December 13th, 10 am - 3 p.m.
WHS Commons, 19819 136th Ave NE, Woodinville, WA
The WHS Annual Holiday Bazaar is a festive marketplace event that brings together local artists, crafters, community vendors and WHS clubs to sell unique, handmade, and artisanal goods. Live music from various WHS groups, community groups and individuals will be played throughout the event.
A portion of the proceeds from this event go towards reducing ticket prices for the Class of 2026's prom and senior breakfast!
Please note that many vendors only accept cash or check as form of payment. 

 

  • Academics
BridgeWhiz: 52 Ways to Make Your Child Smarter

Bridge for Youth Hosts BridgeWhiz

Free, online beginner enrichment program for grades 4 - 12 that teacher the excitement and challenge of playing duplicate bridge.
Bridge is a "Mindsport" that nutures your child's
  • Team and individual competitive spirit
  • Deductive reasoning and math abilities
  • Strategic thinking
  • Social skills
  • Score Impact - Science + 25%, Math + 24%
Classes begin January 8, 2026 
Register today at bridgewhiz.org
  • Community Events
Northwest Girls' Choir

The Northwest Girls' Choir is looking for more singers in Grades 1-6 to join us this December!

In Grades 1-4? Check us out at an open rehearsal!
We celebrate student voice and creativity; cultivate community; and inspire joy, belonging, and confidence for girls and youth beyond the binary. We have openings in our treble choirs for singers in grades 1-6!
  • Choirs Grades 1-4:
    • Registration is open now!
  • Choirs Grades 4-6:
    • Request a voice placement!
Want to check out the choir before enrolling?
Students in grades 1-4 are invited to join one of our choirs for an open rehearsal!
Visiting Days Rehearsal Options:
  • Liebe (Grades 1-2):
    • Tues., December 2 | 4:30-5:15pm
    • Tues., December 9 | 4:30-5:15pm
  • You Yì (Grades 3-4):
    • Mon., December 1 | 5:00-6:00pm
    • Mon., December 8 | 5:00-6:00pm
To learn more about how to join us or our upcoming Visiting Days, visit: www.northwestgirlchoir.org
Contact: info@northwestgirlchoir.org, 206.527.2900
Come find your voice at Northwest Girls' Choir! Tuition Assistance Available
 

 

Submit an E-Flyer

We receive many requests from local non-profit organizations to distribute program flyers. District Policy 4320 specifies that such information must relate to schools, school programs, or non-school programs offered by non-profit organizations that, in the district's opinion, have social, recreational or educational value to students. E-flyers for student programs (including E-flyers to teachers about student programs) will be accepted for posting on the district website from October through the last school day of school of the current school year.

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