Programs

Enrichment that sticks

From yearbooks and garden beds to SPARK workshops and Care Closet shelves — these are the standing programs families lean on all year.

Yearbook

Freeze the year with a Wildcat yearbook printed through TreeRing. Order online, personalize if you like, and choose softcover or hardcover.

Softcover $34.51 + tax Hardcover $41.21 + tax 10% off in September Free school ship by Apr 15 5th-grade ad $25 by Apr 1

Orders in by April 15 ship free to school and reach students before the last week of classes.
Later orders go to your home (shipping fee) and may arrive after school ends.
Siblings can share one book — name the student who should receive it at school.
Books include autograph space; limited softcovers may be available in the office after distribution.
Questions: wmeyearbook@gmail.com

Order link on official site

The Garden

Wildcat Mountain’s garden is among the largest in the district — vegetable beds, grape vines, a corn patch, compost areas, and a sunflower house students love.

Kids plant, tend, and harvest with volunteer help. Garden Work Days always need extra hands, green thumb optional.

Want to help with clean-up, class projects, or planning? Email ptowme@gmail.com or reach Garden leads Pat Shaffer and Samara Selden via the directory.

SPARK

SPARK turns a regular school day into a workshop festival. Parents and community members lead short sessions — art, STEM, sports, yoga, service, and whatever passion you’re willing to share.

Fri Sept 18 (done) December · TBD March · TBD May · TBD

No teaching credential needed — enthusiasm counts.
Helpers (not just session leads) are welcome; sign-ups go out before each SPARK day.
Contacts: Pat Shaffer · Samara Selden

SPARK interest form (official site)

Care Closet

A quiet safety net: non-perishable food, toiletries, and everyday essentials for students and families. Needs shift, so check the current SignUpGenius shared by the PTO.

Drop donations at the school office for delivery to Misty Buhler.
Coordinator: Kelsey Cochrane (see directory).

Book Fair

Twice a year — fall and spring. The spring fair runs as Buy One Get One. Volunteers help set up, cashier, and pack out.

Fall fair: Sept 22–25 Family Night Sept 24, 3:30–7 PM Kona Ice on Family Night

Volunteer or ask questions: Michelle Corbelli · Faith Hanks