Summer Family Resources
Summer break is a time for our scholars to relax and recharge, and it’s also an opportunity for them to keep their minds engaged and continue learning outside of the […]
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Reading List! Impact’s Literary Celebration of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month
May was an exciting month for Impact as we celebrated Asian Pacific American Heritage Month. This special occasion gave us the opportunity to honor and appreciate the rich Asian cultural
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Exciting Leadership Updates
We have a few exciting leadership updates as we prepare to open our newest school, Impact | Black River Elementary, in Renton this fall! This is an exciting time for
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The Power of Phonics: Cracking the Code
By: Rowena Yow Learning to read is one of the most important skills that children will develop during their elementary school years. At the heart of reading is the ability
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Impact’s Village Action Committees: A Family Interview
At Impact, we believe in working hand in hand with our community; most especially our families. Impact families care deeply about their scholars’ progress, what their days at school are
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Black History Month – Black Leader Spotlights at Impact
At Impact, we believe diversity strengthens and enlivens us. In the early 1900s, Carter G. Woodson founded the Association for the Study of African American Life and History (ASALH), dedicated
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Impact’s 1619 Project Curriculum – A Deep Dive into African Civilizations
Impact 5th graders are diving into the first unit of their 1619 Project curriculum – African Civilizations and the African Diaspora! Want to know more about Impact’s curriculum collaboration with
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Reading List – Impact’s Celebration of Native American Lit
Impact scholars and educators are honoring Native American Heritage Month and diving into some of the many exceptional books written by indigenous authors, illustrators, and trailblazers! At Impact, our core
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Impact’s 1619 Project Collaboration
Impact 5th graders have an incredible year ahead of deep learning and engaging study. Throughout the year, they will be participating in a significant new project that will help to
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Video Interview: From Teaching Fellow to Lead Teacher!
At Impact, our teachers are a top priority and we strive every day to ensure they are guided throughout their career journey. Impact Teaching Fellows are passionate, aspiring educators who
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