Enrichment Classes offered by Audubon PTSA
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Program Fees & Support Options
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If your family needs financial assistance, please contact us at enrichment@audubonptsa.org (or contact the school counselor) to discuss options.
- Each session needs one volunteer chaperone that often qualify for free tuition for their student based on the vendor for each program! To qualify, you must be an LWSD approved volunteer and a PTSA member.
What is a Dedicated Chaperone?
Parents can sign up to be the Dedicated Chaperone for the class in which your child is enrolled.
Dedicated Chaperones are required to be present in the class for the entire session as a PTSA representative and a witness to the class.
Chaperones are expected to take attendance, observe the class, and wait with the instructor until the last child is in the drop-off line (before school).
If you have any specific questions, please reach out to the enrichment@audubonptsa.org
2026-2027 School Year
Fall 2026
Sept 10: FASTPASS enrollment for PTSA members (become a member today!)
Sept 14: Open enrollment for all students
Sept 18: Classes begin
Schedule
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Choir* (8:15-9:00am) |
Beginning Orchestra* (8:10-9:05am) |
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Running Club (8:35-9:05) |
* Full-Year Class September - May, sign up in fall
Class Descriptions:
Fall Only, September - December
Running Club: K-5th
Have fun with friends while you develop good exercise habits and enjoy the fall weather. Taught by Mr. Koch and Mr. Morando.
Full Year, September - May
Choir: 3rd-5th
Join our elementary choir class, where young voices come together in harmony! Students will explore the joy of singing through fun vocal exercises, learning catchy songs, and building confidence in their musical abilities. Performance details to be announced. Taught by Ms. Leavitt.
Beginning Orchestra: 4th-5th
Beginning orchestra suitable for beginners on violin, viola or cello. We will learn the basics of playing strings, new songs and tunes, and even play an orchestra piece or two. Orchestra class fosters creativity, boosts confidence of mastering complex instruments, and helps children to grow in appreciation of music. Students must provide instruments (suggested rentals will be available form the instructor), book Measures of Success for String Orchestra, and foldable music stand to be used in class and at home practice. Performance details to be announced.
Parent Info Night: You are invited to attend Parent Info Night: Thursday, September 17, 7:00–8:00 p.m. in the Ben Rush Elementary Commons, 6101 152nd Ave NE, Redmond, WA 98052. You can meet with the instructor, see the instruments and ask questions about the program.
Concerts: The program will include 2 orchestra concerts in January 2027 and May/June 2026. One concert will be held at Audubon Elementary and one concert at neighboring Ben Rush or Rose Hill Elementary. Joint concert might be held end of May/beginning of June with feeder middle school music program at Rose Hill Middle School.