Teen Parenting Program, Peninsula College GED Program, Art Docent Program, Community Education Program, and Vocational Skills Multi-Media, Culinary Arts and Law Enforcement Programs. The District maintenance facility, conference meeting room, Board of Directors room, Marriott Food Services and technology support services are located here. Also, groups such as the Coast Guard Auxiliary, Boy and Girl Scouts, and others utilize the facility after school hours. Observe firsthand the educational opportunities children, parents, and Community members have in the Community School. This program offers teen parents an opportunity to work toward a high school diploma while their infants and toddlers are enrolled in the Child Care Center.
Participants learn parenting skills and pursue information that encourages post secondary education.
Parents meet with the instructor for one hour per day. To be determined, Instructor, 582-3400 Margie Ahlgren, Paraeducator Karen Spoelstra, Paraeducator Karolyn Irwin, Paraeducator The Sequim School District Developmental Preschool offers a program for children who have been identified with special needs. The goal is to assist children in these areas of skill development, along with building increased pride, confidence, independence, and self-control. The preschool multidisciplinary team, which includes the nurse, family support specialist, speech and language pathologist, occupational therapist, physical therapist, psychologist, and special education teacher, work with parents as partners in their children's growth and development. Home and school meetings record children's developmental progress and provide ongoing assessment opportunities.