Buildings and classes are on a normal schedule. Roads in the area are mostly clear and wet.
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At Chrysalis, we believe every student should have the opportunity to chase their dreams, cultivate their talents, and shine—both in and out of the classroom.
Huge congratulations to our very own Rose, a CHS 6th grader, on an incredible new equestrian partnership with the legendary mare, Snippity Snap—or "Boo" as she’s affectionately known. Boo has made history in the show world, and now, she’s ready to take on new victories with Rose.
Rose’s passion and dedication make her the perfect match for this champion, and we can’t wait to cheer them both on in the 2025 show season! Join us in celebrating this amazing opportunity—go, Rose and Boo! 🎉🏆 #BalancedEducation #SnippitySnap #dreamteam
www.equinechronicle.com/youth-exhibitor-rose-amala-acquires-legendary-unicorn-snippity-snap/
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Jeff says “congratuations”
So proud of you Rose!!👏🏽👏🏽
That is a very nice horse. Zoe is envious.
After a few snowy days of winter, the sun peeks through, reminding us that brighter days are ahead. Just like that first warm breeze hints at spring, it’s time to start thinking about the next season of learning!
If you, or if you know a family, who is exploring school options, we invite you to visit one or both of our campuses and experience firsthand how we inspire transformative learning. In the coming months, prospective families will have opportunities to take a tour, hear about our unique programs, and see how we nurture curiosity, community, and a love of learning in our students!
Ready to take a closer look? Head to our website to RSVP and schedule your visit—we can’t wait to welcome you!
www.chrysalis-school.com
"I wanted teachers who cared more about their students than their subjects...teachers who knew and loved their subjects and wanted to share them."0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Huge applause for Tarissa, our CHS 7th grader, who beautifully performed multiple roles in the Washington School of Dance's "The Nutcracker." Teachers attended to cheer her on as she twirled, dazzled and danced! What a fantastic performance—hard work, talent, and passion all on full display. Bravo, Tarissa! #Nutcracker2024 #WashingtonSchoolOfDance #WellDeservedApplause
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Field trips + photography = unforgettable adventures!
Our students ventured to McCoy Creek Falls for the Friday photography class, blending the art of the lens with the beauty of the outdoors. Not only did they capture stunning shots (hello, waterfalls!), but they also deepened their connection with nature and each other.
Shoutout to our budding photographers—you crushed it! 🌿📷 Let’s see those waterfall masterpieces!
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A break in the clouds revealed some glorious sunshine today so the Washington State History jumped at the opportunity to get out and about! Their class began the afternoon with a quick timeline review of past fieldtrips then were off to explore some new areas of the PNW. They viewed Native artwork at the UW Bothell library before heading to Wilmot Gateway Park for some fun and thoughtful reflection!
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It is with a heavy heart that we share the news that our sweet support dog, Yannah, passed away yesterday morning. We know that for many of you, Yannah held a special place and healing at Chrysalis and was an integral member of our community.
Yannah came to Chrysalis as a puppy in 2011 and was raised by our Chrysalis Puppy Raisers to become a guide dog for the blind. In a career path change, she remained at Chrysalis as our very own support dog. She served as our front desk greeter, our activity room mascot, and official cuddle bug. She brought great joy and comfort to our students and staff every day, knowing exactly who needed her and when.
Yannah was truly a special pup.
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I feel lucky to have been at Chrysalis when Yannah was first brought around. What a special dog!❤️
Oh no. She was just a puppy when i was there. She will truly be missed such a wonderful dog. Rip sweet girl.
I will have to find one of the pictures of her, she got dressed up for a scene in a drama skit, such a sweet dog.
"No matter how different a Who may appear, he will always be welcomed with holiday cheer." — Cindy Lou Who. Last night CHS students gathered together at the holiday party to watch a holiday classic and enjoy grilled cheese sandwiches and decorate cookies. It was a great evening of The Grinch and festive fun!
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Chrysalis is the best!
Holidays stressful? Need some practical tools to manage the hustle and bustle of all the noise? Check out these photos of our students learning social emotional practices to make their lives calmer and more peaceful. These oranges aren't for snacking, they're for juggling! Juggling can help your brain grow neural connections that support memory, focus, movement, and vision. It also can be relaxing and centering for your brain!
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Students in MaryKate’s World History class are studying ancient Japan and voted to go to the local sushi restaurant where they tried sushi, some for the first time! The big winners were the gyoza and mango cake! Now they are creating amazing Samurai posters for class!
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