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Coupeville Schools offer free supplies

Posted in academics, tagged Arianna Bumgarner, back to school, Coupeville School District, free supplies on August 21, 2026| Leave a Comment »

Need help before kids head back to the classroom?

The Coupeville School District is hosting a free back-to-school event September 2 where families can get assistance with school supplies.

All the info you need is in the photo above.

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Acclaimed author sets Coupeville talk

Posted in Not sports? Tough!, tagged Arianna Bumgarner, Coupeville Middle School, free dinner, Katherine Martinko, Screen time on February 19, 2026| Leave a Comment »

Free dinner and childcare, plus sage advice to battle the screens trying to sap the life from your child.

That’s what the Coupeville School District is offering next Tuesday, Feb. 24, when it will host author Katherine Martinko.

Katherine Martinko

Martinko is a professional editor and writer with a decade-plus of experience in digital publishing whose work has appeared on numerous platforms including the Huffington Post and CBC Radio and National TV.

As a freelance editor she has worked for major brands such as Martha Stewart and the Discovery Network.

Plus, fun side fact, Martinko is also a classically trained violinist.

For the pertinent details on her upcoming talk in Coupeville, scroll down to the photo below.

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Coupeville Schools offer free supplies

Posted in Not sports? Tough!, tagged Arianna Bumgarner, Coupeville School District, pencils, school supplies on August 9, 2024| Leave a Comment »

Want to put pencil to paper, but need some help?

The Coupeville School District, led by the ever-efficient Arianna Bumgarner, will host a free school supplies night twice this month.

All the pertinent info can be found in the picture above, so scroll back up.

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So many events, so many resources

Posted in Not sports? Tough!, tagged Arianna Bumgarner, career fair, Coupeville School District, fentanyl, physicals on May 9, 2024| Leave a Comment »

Busy, busy, busy.

Coupeville School District Social Work Coordinator Arianna Bumgarner is keeping the calendar full, with numerous upcoming events.

On the docket:

Central Whidbey Community Resource and Career Fair (May 23 – 3:00-5:00 PM)

Bumgarner and associates have 50+ vendors lined up for this event, which includes local businesses, schools, and scholarship providers, in addition to resource providers.

The Department of Health Care-A-Van will be on site, offering health screenings, vaccinations, and take-home resources. Appointments are recommended but not required.

Also, the DSHS Mobile Service Unit will be available to assist families in completing EBT (food stamp) applications, as well as applying for other DSHS services.

The fair is open to all community members, but there will also be a session earlier in the day for students in grades 8-12 to tour the fair and receive focused attention from providers and hiring agencies.

Bumgarner is seeking volunteers for the fair, and you can sign up here:

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0F48A8AE2DAAFAC16-49431602-2024#/

Following the Fair, the Student Support Program runs the Summer Opportunities for Coupeville Kids (SOCK) program, which is aimed at providing support to students in accessing lessons, camps, clubs, and activities to keep them engaged while school is out.

To assist with that program, you can donate at:

https://www.flipcause.com/secure/cause_pdetails/MjA2MDk5

On campus sports physicals (June 10 – 5:00-7:00 PM):

The Spirit of Cheer Booster Club is running a fundraiser that will help Wolf athletes maintain their physicals, which have to be updated every two years.

Cost is $40, though scholarships are available if you email Bumgarner at abumgarner@coupeville.k12.wa.us.

Fentanyl Awareness Night (June 11 – 5:00-7:00 PM):

The district is hosting the Island County Sheriff’s Department, along with other local providers, who will provide accurate and up-to-date information on rising concerns about potentially dangerous drugs.

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