The Evergreen School has led numerous impactful service learning projects that engage students with their local and global communities. Students have decorated grocery bags for Thanksgiving food drives, prepared meals for Mary’s Place, and worked with the Thornton Creek Alliance to protect local watersheds. They have also collaborated with Shoreline’s Department of Environmental Programs to […]

Service learning at The Evergreen School is integrated across all grade levels, ensuring that students engage in meaningful community projects from their early years through middle school. Younger students participate in age-appropriate activities that introduce them to community service, such as food drives and environmental projects. As they progress, students take on more complex service […]

Yes, parents and families are actively involved in The Evergreen School’s service learning projects, fostering a strong sense of community and shared responsibility. The Parent/Guardian Association (PGA) plays a significant role in organizing service initiatives that bring together students, families, faculty, and staff. These initiatives include preparing meals for Mary’s Place, participating in environmental conservation […]