Weekly Bulletin – June 13, 2025

Immigration Rights

Know your rights with ICE. Find information about how to stay safe

Conozca sus derechos con ICE: Encuentre información sobre cómo mantenerse seguro

Last Volunteer Requests!

Please help if you can!

Laptop check-in on Monday, June 16 and Tuesday, June 17 Sign up to volunteer for laptop return

Graduation Volunteers on Tuesday Evening: Sign up to volunteer for graduation

Please Return Parking Permits

Students who were issued a parking permit for this school year can start turning them in before and after school and during lunch in room 65 or at the main office. All passes not returned will be issued a lost pass fee. Please see Assistant Principal Julia Frances if you have any questions. 

Laptop Collection

Student laptops will be collected on the following days during LA classes. Please remember to bring your charger.

9th and 10th grades – Monday, June 16th

11th grade – Tuesday, June 17th

Library News

All library books are due back at the library, and students can check out books for the summer. Students, parents, and guardians received an email on Friday listing what books are due back, including books borrowed from middle and elementary schools. These books can be returned in Ingraham. Paying for lost books can be done through the Source, or our fiscal office. We have waivers available for students for whom it would be difficult to pay. Contact Ms. Trufan with questions.

Book Bingo – Read books for the different categories and get prizes in the fall! Students can complete our Ingraham book bingo, and/or the Seattle Public Library teen bingo for prizes. Prizes include gift cards, candy, and more!

 Ram Reads – summer reading suggestions for rising 8^th – 11^th graders. All are optional, the list is suggestions if your student isn’t sure what to read this summer.

Parents of Sophomores and Juniors:  Prepare now for the fall PSAT and SAT!

This October the district will be offering the PSAT to all juniors and the SAT to all seniors at no cost to students or families.  The specific date (or dates) for these exams is yet to be determined but will be shared as soon as possible.  A warning to families planning to apply to universities using Early Action or Early decision – our school test date may not land early enough to meet a November 1st application deadline, so please plan accordingly.

Does your student need accommodations on either of these exams?  Testing accommodations in a student’s IEP or 504 Do Not automatically transfer to College Board assessments like the SAT or PSAT.  If your student had accommodations on the PSAT they are good to go for the SAT.  However, if accommodations are still needed, they must be requested at least 7 weeks in advance of the exam, and that lands in the middle of our summer when there isn’t anyone available to input the request.  Check in with Ms. Luthe or your student’s IEP case manager before school ends to make sure that your student has the accommodations they need.  Jennifer Luthe jlluthe@seattleschools.org.

Last Chance for a Yearbook!

The final sales window for yearbooks will be May 20th – June 18th.  Pay for your yearbook online on SchoolPay or at the Fiscal Office, Room 165. The cost is $65. Pick up yearbooks in Room 205 during lunch.

Seniors & Parents/Guardians, Class of 2025 News and Updates

Senior Dashboard

Ingraham’s graduation ceremony for the Class of 2025 will take place on Tuesday, June 17th at 8:00pm at the Ingraham stadium (NWAC). 

Message from Teen Health Center

We now have the ’24-25 flu and COVID (Pfizer Comirnaty) vaccines available in the Teen Health Center. Information about the newest COVID vaccine. If your student is registered, they can walk in with a signed consent form and receive their shot, first come first served. If they are not registered, Teen Health Center registration forms.

Parent Groups, Athletics, Performing Arts, and Other News

Friends of Ingraham News

Let’s do this! Class of 2027 Donations!

Families of the Class of 2027 have donated $4,300 so far! Can we get to $5,000 — or maybe even stretch to $7,500 — by next Wednesday? 

Join the effort by chipping in $27 for the class of 2027!.

We’re fundraising now so the Class of 2027 budget will be in great shape for hosting memorable graduation celebrations two years from now.

There are also many opportunities to get involved in planning! Interested? Lear more about the Class of 2027 budget and sign up.

Ingraham Performing Arts News

Athletic Boosters News

Save the Dates! September 5 & October 10

On September 5, we’re hosting a Build-a-Burger dinner in advance of the first football game of the season. Plan to swing by for a burger and then head over to the field to watch Ingraham take on rival Ballard.

The annual Breakfast of Champions is on Friday, October 10th. Every sports team will fill tables with family and friends. Each team will come up with a creative entrance / parade walk with the opportunity to earn $500 for their team! Adults will enjoy breakfast, mingle, watch the athlete parade, and get inspired! Ticket and table saleswill kick off later this summer.

Pickleball Fundfest Recap

The 2nd Annual Pickleball FundFest was a success! A huge Thank You to all the players and the volunteers who came out to play and help out in all of the ways! You brought so much fun energy (and serious pickleball skills!) to another GORGEOUS day. We raised over $3,000 for IABC (Ingraham Athletics Booster Club) and had a whole lot of fun doing it! See you next year!

Thank you, Coaches and Athletes!

Thank you to all the amazing Ingraham coaches. We appreciate the time and talent you dedicate. And congratulations to all the athletes on a terrific year of sports at Ingraham. Go Rams!

IABC 2024/2025 Accomplishments

The Ingraham Athletics Booster Club (IABC) is proud of the organizational and fundraising accomplishments in support of sports at Ingraham, including:

• Held the first ever Build-a-Burger Community Event at the first Football Game. Save the date for 9/5/25 this Fall)
• Brought back the Breakfast of Champions (save the date for 10/10/25 this Fall)
• Held the 2nd Annual Pickleball FunFest Tournament (plan to register next Spring)
• Empowered and supported teams to in raising funds with their own direct ask forms
• Raised money for Special Purpose Accounts to meet the needs of the club’s highest priorities
• Updated the IABC Bylaws to simplify and better reflect current processes
• Created board members roles to accomplish specific tasks and delegate work more easily

For the latest updates on IPAB, visit IPAB.net and join our Facebook group.

Athletics @ Ingraham

Looking for info. about athletics? Check out the IABC Website or Instagram

Web:  Ingraham Athletics

IG: ingyathletics

Parent Groups

• Friends of Ingraham Website
• Ingraham Athletics Booster Club (IABC) Website
• Ingraham Performing Arts Boosters (IPAB) Website

General Information about Ingraham High School

Attendance Office: Please email ingraham@seattleschools.org to notify us of absences, late arrivals and early dismissals as early as possible.

Bell Schedule: View Ingraham bell schedule

Change of Address: If you have moved, it is important to let us and the district know by completing a Change of Address form.

Schoology Access for Parents

To view your student’s course pages on Schoology, you will need to sign up with your Schoology Access Code, found in the left-hand menu on the Source, click Schoology Access Codes. Then click Sign up for Schoology LMS. Enter the Access Code in Schoology and then click Continue. Fill out the form with your name, valid email address, and create a password. Click Register. For more detailed instructions, see the SPS website: Schoology help.

If you do not have a Source account, please see this link for more information: Technology Supports for Families. The Source is where you can view your student’s schedule, grades, and attendance, as well as pay for school fees in SchoolPay.

Counseling Office Information

• Service-Learning Opportunities
• College Visits
• Get Assistance with Food, School Supplies, Personal Items
• Graduation, College, and Career Dashboard
• Counseling Schoology Page

Volunteering at Ingraham

Every adult who will volunteer on Ingraham’s campus must be approved prior to arriving on campus. Volunteer applications and WATCH background checks are valid for 2 years. Volunteers are notified by email when it is time to renew. Sign in or create a volunteer application

Learn more about volunteering or contact our Ingraham Volunteer Coordinator, Elizabeth Hudd at trhudd@seattleschools.org

School Communication

Ingraham uses various methods to communicate information out to students and families:

• Students, please start checking your SPS email inbox daily for information from school. 
• Schoology pages
• School Bulletins:  We email the school bulletin weekly via a system called School Messenger.  Occasionally, we hear from parents/guardians who say they are not receiving the bulletin or have suddenly stopped receiving them.  It is usually an email filter issue, or you have inadvertently unsubscribed.  Manage your communication preferences on School Messenger.