Family Art Night

Join your SES PTSA for our Family Art Night. Local artist, Renee Britz will walk everyone through painting the Aurora borealis. Spots are limited so claim yours today. Family Art Night is Friday, January 17th from 6:30pm to 8pm.

Family Glow Party

Come get your glow on at this years Glow Party. We will have dancing, games and even a glow art project! This event is free too all, but we are asking that you bring in a non-perishable food item to be donated to the Snoqualmie Valley Food Bank! The glow dance is Friday, January 24th from 5-7pm.

Join SESPTSA

Why Join?

Membership benefits YOUR CHILD and all students at SES. With your help, our PTSA:

Provides teacher grants to better equip each classroom (including virtual!)
Sponsors family fun nights throughout the year
Supports classroom experiences and school assemblies
Offers parent education opportunities
Stay connected and know what’s happening!
Be heard. Through the PTSA you can more effectively advocate for change.
Receive member discounts on tickets, lodging, rental cars, and shopping.

Our Mission

Snoqualmie Elementary PTSA, SES PTSA, ongoing mission is to advocate for the best possible education for all students at Snoqualmie Elementary by supporting programs, assisting school staff, and promoting family involvement.

Staff Appreciation Dip Bar Sign Up

Help us spoil our amazing SES Staff by providing your favorite dip. Dips can be savory or sweet. If you don’t like cooking, sign up to bring in something to eat the dips with.

SES PTSA General Meeting

Join us on January 30th at 5:30pm in the SES MPR for our second general meeting of the year. See what your PTSA has been up to and what we are planning for the rest of the year. Our general meeting will be followed by our parent education night.

Screenagers Elementary School Age Edition

Thursday, January 30th

6:00pm (55minute run time)

Snoqualmie Elementary Multipurpose Room

“This new version of the original Screenagers movie addresses issues that elementary school aged kids, parents and educators are facing, i.e., smartwatches in class, unhooking from and monitoring video gaming, social media pressures, exposure too young and what research shows is a healthy amount of screen time. With many solutions to these and other challenges.”

There will be a moderator panel after the screening where questions can be asked of school administrators and a mental health professional.