Whether your child is a budding artist, actor, gamer, photographer, or Pokemon enthusiast, we have a camp for you! Designed and taught by Bridge School teachers, staff, alumni, and community artists, our camps are tailored to cultivate creativity.
Find out more on our Programs page, and contact Head of School, Amanda Hill, with questions.
Author: Amanda Hill
Open Houses: Come Meet The Bridge School Nov. 4, Dec. 2 or Jan 6 10-12
Join us for a cup of tea or coffee and tour the school while learning about what makes cooperative elementary education unique. We might be just the school community you and your children have been searching for!
Saturdays 10am-12noon
November 4, December 2, January 6
10030 28th Ave SW, Seattle WA
You’ll learn about our whole-child, hands-on learning approach to learning, small classes, outdoor education, and emphasis on the arts. Our core teachers each have over a decade of experience in the classroom and boundless passion for our students. Many community members will be here to show you around and answer questions. You’ll meet:
– Core classroom teachers
– Outdoor Education teachers
– Creative Enrichment teachers
– Head of School and Board Members
– Current Bridge parents and caregivers
We have openings for all students ages 5-11 for the 24-25 school year! We look forward to meeting you.
Meet Our New Staff Members!
We are thrilled to welcome four new staff members to the Bridge School for the 2023-24 school year. Visit our Meet the Staff page for more info about each of them!
Jewel C. Hawley (she/her) joins as our Kokanee teacher. A Filipina American born and raised in Seattle, WA, Jewel has over a decade of teaching experience. She is also a parent of a Coho student!
Jessica Wride (she/her) joins as our Coho teacher. Jessica has over a decade of experience in schools, both as a classroom teacher and as a social-emotional coach. She is also a visual artist.
Amanda Hill (she/they) joins as our Head of School. Amanda has over 15 years of experience as a teacher and administrator in college settings. She brings a passion for ,and experience in, creating anti-racist, gender inclusive, and neurodiverse affirming learning environments. They are also a studio potter and an avid reader.
Alexis Wolfe Mbassa (she/her) joins as a Wilderness Explorations and Creative Enrichment instructor. She is filled with joy about the ability to bring her long-time passions of outdoor education, journalism, and the arts to The Bridge School. Alexis recently returned to Seattle after 15 years living and teaching in NYC.
Enrolling more than one child? See “Applying for Financial Aid” for Sibling Scholarship Application