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Seaview Elementary to host online auction to benefit school programs May 18

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Seaview Elementary in Edmonds will hold an online auction on May 18 to support vital programs such as music and art, which have faced cuts due to budget constraints. Bidding will start at 1 p. m. and conclude at 8 p. m.

, featuring more than 75 items, including tickets to Kraken and Mariners games, wine tastings, and Edmonds restaurant gift cards. Community members can register online to participate in bidding or can contribute directly via Fund a Need. This auction addresses financial challenges affecting essential school services like field trips and the library. Local parents and community members are encouraged to take part, emphasizing the importance of collective support for educational resources. The auction reflects a broader trend of schools seeking alternative funding sources amid tightening budgets.

As schools increasingly rely on community involvement, events like this become vital for maintaining educational quality. The auction not only raises funds but also fosters community spirit and engagement in supporting local education.

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