TEEN BOARD MEETINGS -- First Wednesday of the month at 6:00 p.m.
GENERAL TEEN MEETINGS -- Second Friday at 8:00 p.m.
May 13th from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. at Mashell Avenue South by Van Eaton Historical Cabin, sponsored by The Town of Eatonville. Dump site monitored by PSIA Staff and Youth. For more information call (360) 832-8336.
If you live within the city limits you may bring your old stuff that needs to go to the dump. You will need proof that you are a town resident. Bring your Etonville utility bill with you. Limit one (1) load per household. NOT ALLOWED: Tires, paint, hazardous materials, oil, appliances, large articles of furniture and roofing materials.
Donations of $5 and up. -- Thank you. All proceeds go toward the Parents & Students In Action Youth/Family Program.
Have you signed the Community Chain yet? Look for it in your local schools and in your community. It will be on display during the Community Day activities at the high school.
In 1991 PSIA put together a community chain that ended up with 2,000 signatures and seven hundred feet long.
It is with great privilege that PSIA can offer the summer programs to the rural communities. We are very excited about our new program -- the "WEST" program. The "WEST" program will offer free transportation and lunch for youth that are living out of town and who attend Weyerhaeuser Elementary School.
Programs are made possible through several grants. Funds for the Weyerhaeuser program allocates the cost of free transportation and lunch. These funds do not depend on a percentage of free and reduced lunches served at school.
Eatonville Elementary did not qualify for funds towards the summer lunch program this year. The percentage of free and reduced lunches served at school were too low. Funds for this program did depend on those pecentages.
See PSIA staff or pick up a registration form at office.
Location -- Weyerhaeuser Elementary School
Days -- Tuesday and Thursday
Dates -- June 27th through July 25th
Time -- 11:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Activities -- Cooperative Play Games, Baseball, Kid Mobile, Crafts, etc.
Transportation -- Yes, Eatonville School District (Bus Garage)
Free Lunch -- Yes
Columbia Crest School
June/July -- Dates to be announced at CCS
Summer activities to include: Hiking, Baseball Games, Field Trip to Iron Sculpture Place, water games and ice cream sundaes.
All programs closed July 4th!
PSIA is a proud organization and without the support of the six member board could not perform the youth and family activities that they do.
If you like "youth", PSIA offers you the opportunity to serve your community and youth at the same time through community service projects and youth activities.
The PSIA staff APPRECIATES YOU Virginia Woolf, Madora Dawkins, Robin Evans-Agnew, Pat Hamilton, Rev. George Lockwood, and, of course, our President, Bob Schaub for his dedication and time to the youth and to his community.
If you would like to serve as a Board Member and would like more information, please call us at (360) 832-8336.
JUNE ACTIVITIES
2nd -- Community Service
9th -- Game Time
16th -- Craft Projects
17th -- Center Closed; (Center being used)
23rd -- Game Time
30th -- Center Closed
SUMMER HOURS -- JULY/AUGUST
July -- Open Fridays, 6-10 p.m.; Closed Saturdays
Summer Program -- June 27 to July 20
August -- Open Fridays, 6-10 p.m.; Closed Saturdays; Closed Friday 11th (Arts Festival)
