Vote for Communities In Schools to receive up to $1,000,000!
On Facebook? Chase Bank has initiated their Community Giving program which will allow Facebook users to vote for local charities and non-profits, and help direct Chase corporate philanthropy dollars to […]
Olympia Update: Where we are on gaining state funding
Posted by David Foster In the upcoming legislative season I will continue to represent Communities In Schools of Washington in Olympia. Our legislative leaders have identified dropout prevention as a […]
Communities In Schools VISTA volunteer awarded “Citizen of the Quarter” in Auburn WA
In December of 2008 Kaylee Henderson moved from Nixa, Missouri to Auburn to work as an AmeriCorp VISTA volunteer with Communities In Schools. VISTA volunteers serve one year terms and […]
Database allows easier access to social services in Federal Way schools
Oct 20 2009 – Federal Way Mirror KYRA LOW Thanks to a partnership between Communities In Schools and the City of Federal Way, teachers and counselors will have a new […]
Pierce County Graduation Summit: Friday, 8:00am
The News Tribune, Debbie Cafazzo Elected officials, educators, business leaders and advocates for kids will gather Friday at the Tacoma campus of The Evergreen State College to discuss ways to […]
CIS Stage Wows Puyallup Fair-Goers
For 3 years now the Communities In Schools stage at the Puyallup Fair has been showcasing the talents of children and youth in our local schools. This year was no […]
Communities In Schools launches first Kids Cafe in Washington
Communities In Schools of Spokane County and Second Harvest Inland Northwest have joined forces to launch a Kids Cafe that provides healthy food to children who attend Cheney Middle School’s […]
2nd graders get surprise visit from Tobey Maguire!
Last September 11th was a special day. Not only was it the first time that September 11th was commemorated as a National Day of Remembrance and Service, but for a […]
Communities In Schools outfits over 11,000 Washington kids with school supplies
Summer of 2009 was heaven for the students of Washington with months of endless blue-sky days. But for the tens-of-thousands of families who recently lost both incomes and credit the […]
Dropout rate prompts call for tax measure in Spokane
September 17, 2009 Spokesman Review kevingr@spokesman.com, (509) 459-5433 Spokane children’s advocates, concerned about societal problems stemming from Spokane’s high school dropout rate, hope voters will approve a citywide tax levy […]