Weekly Bulletin – June 12, 2026

Attendance Office:  Please email ingrahamhs.attendance@seattleschools.org

• Bell Schedule
• Friends of Ingraham Website
• Ingraham Athletics Booster Club (IABC) Website
• Ingraham Performing Arts Boosters (IPAB) Website
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Parents/Guardians:  If your student is withdrawing from Ingraham this school year, it is important to let us know!  Please notify the district online in less than 3 minutes if your student will not attend Ingraham.

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

Pre-Planned Absence Forms

If your student will be missing two or more days of school, please remember to submit a Pre-Planned Absence Form. Common examples of pre-planned absences include family vacations, surgery or medical procedures, family events, and non-district athletic competitions. Providing the form in advance helps students and teachers plan for missed instruction and assignments.

Forms are available in the Attendance Office or online on the Ingraham Attendance page.

Completed forms must be turned in at least three school days before the first day of the planned absence. Thank you for helping us support strong, consistent attendance!

Academic Planners for Students 2026-27

No need to purchase an academic planner this summer. Ingraham will be supplying all students with a 2026-2027 planner!  We hope that this will help set students up for success

Student Laptop & Charger Returns

Seniors will turn in their laptops at senior checkout on June 8^th. Grades 10-11 will turn in their laptops on Monday, 6/15, and grade 9 on Tuesday, 6/16. Students need to turn in their charger with their laptop or a fine will be placed on their account. If your student is not here the last week of school, please have them turn in their laptop to the library before their last day.

SPS does not support students keeping devices over the summer. Students attending summer school will receive a laptop at the start of the program. If a student does keep their laptop over the summer, it will convert to a “fine” over the summer. Students should return the laptop in the fall to remove the fine and get an updated laptop.

Summer Reading Challenge

Read books over the summer and get prizes in the fall! Students can pick up their summer reading challenge in the library.

Student Parking Pass Return

This is a reminder to turn in your parking pass by your last day of classes at Mx. Julia’s office in room 65. If you have lost your parking pass, please pay the lost fee of $25 at the Fiscal Office in Room 165.

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

Traditionally, Seattle Public Schools have offered the SAT (to seniors) and the PSAT (to juniors) each October at no cost to students/families.  All juniors and all seniors have been automatically registered for these exams.  We are planning with the expectation that these exams will continue to be offered.  While testing will have to take place in October, it is unlikely that student scores will be ready by November 1^st.  If your senior is contemplating Early Action or Early Decision for their university application process, please do not rely on our School Day SAT.  Please plan accordingly.  

Does your student need accommodations on either of these exams?  Testing accommodations in a student’s IEP or 504 Plan Do Not automatically transfer to College Board assessments like the SAT or PSAT.  If your student had accommodations on the PSAT or an AP exam, they are good to go for the SAT.  However, if accommodations are still needed, they must be requested 7 weeks prior to the exam, and that falls before school starts in the fall.  To ensure that your student has access to accommodations, now that school is out, I encourage you to request accommodations on your own. Find those instructions.

Jennifer Luthe jlluthe@seattleschools.org.

Yearbooks Available to Purchase

You can now purchase a yearbook through the end of the year at the following link:

Purchase a Yearbook

Yearbooks can be picked up in Room 205 during lunch

Ingraham High School Baseball Hats: Blue and Black for purchase

This is a Friends of Ingraham fundraiser, and they will coordinate pickup/delivery of the hats. Place your order.

Fall Sports – Sign up now!

Interested in Ingraham’s fall sports (cross country, golf, girls’ soccer, girls’ swimming, girls’ slowpitch and girls’ volleyball)? Registration deadline for fall is August 14, 2026. Don’t miss the first day of tryouts and get your physical and Final Forms done now!   Students participating in football should already be signed up in FinalForms for 2026-2027 Spring and Summer and Fall Football. See Ms. Matthews in the main office if you have questions. mqmatthews@seattleschools.org

Sports Physicals in the Teen Health Center

Do you need a sports physical before playing a sport in the Fall? Are you graduating and need vaccinations for college or a new job? Are you interested in birth control that will last through summer break and beyond? Come by the Teen Health Center to schedule an appointment before the end of the school year! Appointments are available Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays and are always free of charge.

Questions? Call Rebecca Leisher, Clinic Coordinator, at 206-205-0430, or text 206-920-4352. Hablo español.

Bright Futures: Purchasing items from our Donation Closet Wishlist

We are a student support program led by a committee of Ingraham staff and parent volunteers who work together to directly help over 200 Ingraham students experiencing food and housing insecurity. One of the ways we offer support is by providing a special space in the school, called the Pride Closet. This is a safe, judgement-free room where our students in need can pick up essentials like clothing & shoes, backpacks & school supplies, warm coats & gloves, and a variety of toiletries. Many items are running low.  We wonder if you would consider purchasing one of these much-needed items from our Amazon wishlist? You can select direct delivery to the Counseling office at Ingraham. Thank you, Ramily, for showing up for our most vulnerable students. It takes a village!

If you would like to learn more about the Bright Futures program, and about how you can get involved, please visit our  website, or reach out to Michele Fowler at foibrightfutures@gmail.com.

Learn Arabic or Korean this Summer and Earn Credit!

Learn Arabic or Korean this summer while building your leadership skills, experiencing new cultures, and making new friends from across Seattle! July 6–July 31, Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.–3 p.m., at Summit Sierra School in Seattle’s Chinatown-International District. The registration fee for the summer program is $25 and includes 20 days of global citizen programming, catered lunch each day, snacks, and at least one local field trip. If this is a challenge for you and your family, please contact info@oneworldnow.org. No student will be turned away for lack of funds. Application details to learn Arabic or Korean this summer

Seniors/Families

Senior Grad Walks at Elementary Schools

Some of our local elementary and K-8 schools invite graduates to come back and walk the halls in their graduation cap and gown while teachers and students celebrate them. We will list that information here as we are notified:

• Bagley Elementary: June 11 at 1:30 p.m.
• Broadview-Thomson K-8: June 8 at 2 p.m.
• Greenwood Elementary: June 15 at 2:45 p.m.
• Hazel Wolf K-8:  June 9 at 2:30 p.m.
• John Hay: June 16 at 8:50 a.m.
• Loyal Heights: June 10 at 12:30 p.m.
• McDonald International: June 9 at 1:45
• North Beach: June 9 at 10 a.m.
• Olympic Hills: June 3 at 12:15 p.m.
• Sacajawea: June 15 at 2 p.m. RSVP for Sacajawea Grad Walk
• Salmon Bay K-8: June 12 at 2:30 p.m.
• Whittier: June 12 at 8:45 a.m.

Ingraham Spirit Wear

If you want to get your spirit gear so that you can represent as a Ram Fan or if you just want to buy some Ingraham gear for your student, check out the website Then… Contact Heidi Oveson hloveson@seattleschools.org  with your order or any questions. Heidi and the students selling the gear will pull orders and send a link to SchoolPay for payment. Your items will be available for pickup in the main office.

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 and read the Friday bulletins. 
• Schoology pages
• Talking Points: A text-based system that sends translated messages to your phone.
• Principal Newsletter: A personal message from Principal Zack Elvig, sent on Mondays.
• Friday Bulletins:  We email the school bulletin weekly via a system called School Messenger. It is always updated on the Ingraham website. 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.  Please manage your SPS communication preferences

Activities and Other News:

Our Turn Next – Class of 2027 

Graduation on Wednesday was a day to remember! Thanks to Senior parents, the day kicked off with a meaningful senior breakfast and ended with a safe all-night celebration. Planning for Class of 2027 celebrations is underway. You can help make our class celebration just as amazing. Donate to support Senior activities.

Save the Date! Bingo September 17

Save the date and plan to attend the 80’s-themed Bingo Night at the Elk’s Club. This event is open to the public. Grab your friends and head on down for a fun night on the town. Proceeds benefit the Class of 2027 graduation events.

Athletics

Congratulations Rams!

Cheers to all Ingraham athletes, coaches and staff on another great year of sports at Ingraham. Enjoy the summer!

Join Us! IABC Board Meeting

The final IABC meeting of the year will be at Phinney Station in Greenwood on June 16 at 6:30 p.m. Stop by to learn more about what we do. There are many opportunities, from VP to team liaison to special projects lead roles,  if you’re interested in getting involved. Learn more about IABC. Interested? Email: iabcexecteam@gmail.com

Athletics @ Ingraham

Looking for info. about what’s happening with Ingraham? Check out the IABC Website, Facebook or Instagram

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