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Before and After School Programs

Before and After School at Hazel Wolf

Pinehurst School Age Program

Pinehurst School Age-Offering onsite before and after school care for students aged 5–12-year-old.

We take tuition assistance such as CCAP and DSHS.  For families with multiple children attending our program we offer a 10% discount for the 2nd and 3rd child.

Children who are 5 years old before August 31 are eligible for kindergarten and are not eligible for City Funded preschool programs.

For more information about Before and After School, please contact Jonathan Hart at jhart@soundchild.org or 206-678-4544.

Preschool Program at Hazel Wolf

SPP is only open to Seattle residents for student aged 3–5-year-old. Seattle city limits unincorporated Seattle, or outside Seattle city limits, are not eligible.

Schedule: M, T, Th, F from 8:55 a.m.-3:10 p.m., W only 8:55 a.m.-1:55 p.m.

For more information about Pinehurst Preschool, please contact Soraya Crissey at scrissey@soundchild.org or 206-799-0499.

Hall of Fame Team Camp

On-site after school enrichment programs

Hll of Fam Team Camp

Hall of Fame Team Camp provides on-site after-school enrichment programs to Hazel Wolf students. Registration for 2026-2027 will go live on Monday, September 14th, with programming beginning on Monday, October 5th. HOFTC also offers an after-school program where campers walk with counselors from HWK8 to our FlexSpace (540 NE Northgate Way). This program will run from the first day of school until Friday, October 2nd. Check out our Hall of Fame Team Camp website to learn more about our programs. We will make announcements through email (if you’ve never enrolled before, please fill out the first page of our registration to ensure you are on our email list.).

Please reach out to sara@hof-teamcamp.com for general questions and scholarship information.

Middle School MESA

The MESA club is a competitive club where students work in teams using their 21st century skills to complete a project they will compete with at the Seattle MESA competition in the Spring.  Winners then move on to state and possibly national competition. The competition this year is an Arduino Based Solutions for Equity.  Each design must include a sensor as part of their project.  If you want to be an inventor and work with wonderful students, this club is for you.