Ballard High School
- Community Programs
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Academic Learning (1 program)
Programs that support and reinforce school-day academic instruction within any subject area - language arts, career and technical education, math, science/technology, visual and performing arts, physical education, health education, ethnic studies, social studies, and world languages - in alignment to the curriculum and academic goals for students and the district.
Basic Needs (1 program)
Programs that support students and families in receiving and accessing resources related to hunger and food security, housing insecurity/homelessness, clothing, hygiene products, and other necessities.
Weekend Food For Kids provided by Ballard Food Bank
Show DetailsBehavior/Social and Emotional Learning and Supports (5 programs)
Programs that support adults and students in developing 21st century skills and competencies such as self-management, social awareness, responsible decision-making, and building trusting relationships, in order to handle ourselves, our relationships, and our work/studies effectively. This is inclusive of programs supporting alternative discipline approaches such as restorative justice.
College and Career Readiness (3 programs)
Programs that support preparing all students for college, career, and life, including supporting students through the college admission process, exposing them to careers through internships, and helping them to develop post-secondary plans.
Graduation Success provided by Treehouse
Show DetailsOWN Global Leadership Program provided by OneWorld Now!
Show DetailsSeattle Promise provided by Seattle Colleges
Show DetailsExpanded Learning (1 program)
Programs that provide opportunities outside of the regular school day to practice and reinforce the skills students are learning in the classroom, to get exposure to new and different areas that may spark their interest and curiosity, and to cultivate strong social emotional skills and mindsets.
Health & Wellness (3 programs)
Programs that meet students' physical and behavioral health needs so they can be in school and ready to learn.