Are you wondering about school or community resources that are available to help you and your family?  The Family Resource Center can help! Friendly staff are ready to listen and offer family support based on what will  be most helpful to your situation. 

 

We  help parents  navigate community and government resources and have school supplies, backpacks, books, coats, mittens, hats, and hygiene items to give away.    

 

The Center is open  from 9 am - 4:30 pm Monday - Thursday and is located on the  Elementary School campus.   A DSHS worker is at the Center every Tuesday from 9:30 - 3:30 to help with state benefits. 

 

Group programs include:
Parenting classes, support groups for single moms, relative raising kin, and parents with children who have special needs.

Youth programs include: Homework help and an art clubhouse.

The Family Resource Center is made possible through a partnership between the South Whidbey School District and Readiness To Learn Foundation. 

 

 

To learn more visit:

http://readinesstolearn.org/

or call 221-6808 ext 4602

 

 

The South Whidbey Family Resource Center is located above the kindergarten playground in the portable with purple doors. 
  

Family Resource Center

5380 Maxwelton Rd.,  

Langley, WA 98260

 

Mailing Address:  

PO BOX 280  

Langley, WA 98260

 

Would you like to help us make a difference?

We need people like you to donate time, energy, and experience in a variety of areas, including helping in the classroom, being a tutor or mentor, helping senior students with their culminating projects, clerical, and much more.

Together we will be able to help many students and teachers. Our volunteers say they feel rewarded many times over for the help they provide in making a difference in the lives of others.

 Please sign up today! 

The South Whidbey Schools Foundation has a three-fold purpose:

• providing financial support for projects outside the scope of the school district budget which foster educational excellence and innovative process for the benefit of students;
• recognizing and rewarding teaching excellence through two annual awards;
• serving as the administrative agency for numerous gifts from individuals and foundations, plus state and federal grants for activities and groups.

Safety is one of our district's top priorities and to help safeguard our school community we are now using SafeSchools Alert, a tip reporting service that allows students, staff, and parents to submit safety concerns to our administration in four different ways: phone, text, email,or via the web.