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Youth Program
Registration

We offer our youth programs for free!

 

This includes any food and materials we provide your child with during the program as well. Along with this, we provide classes at the Innovation Learning Center free for your child’s participation in our youth program.

Program Information

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We have two different age groups in our youth programs, and both are named after Filipino words that describe that age.

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Batibot refers to young children and is perfect for K-Grade 5 students. It also means 'enduring' and 'strong' which are qualities we hope to instill into the future generations.

Bagets refers to teenagers and applies to those in Grade 6-Grade 12. It is the opposite of "forgets" because teenagers are still young and are great at making memories. ​​​

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We offer our youth programs for free! This includes any food and materials we provide during the program as well. When your child participates in our After School programs, they will have also access to participate in Innovation Learning Center classes for free.​

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Summer Youth Program

School Level: Kindergarten - Grade 12

 

Join us for a wonderful 8-week summer experience through our free youth programming! With a curriculum made by our own teachers, each week has a different subject to offer, from nature and tech to art, justice, and even cooking! All of these are explored through projects, activities, guest speakers, and field trips every week. We try to keep in mind best practices when it comes to social-emotional learning too, so that the connections we build with students throughout the summer stay strong and relevant!

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June 29, 2026 - August 20, 2026

Monday - Friday

  • Batibot 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM​

  • Bagets 12:00 PM - 3:00 PM​

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Register Today
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Summer Meal Preorders​

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We are trying out preorders for lunch this year so that we can better estimate how much food to prepare each day. Please help us out by clicking each week and preordering your students' lunch!

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Summer Meal Preorders​ ​ We are trying out preorders for lunch this year so that we can better estimate how much food to prepare each day. Please help us out by clicking each week and preordering your students' lunch!
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Program Fees and Requirements

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  1. Classes at the Innovation Learning Center are free of charge for youth participating in the Youth Development Program.

    • ​In order for the classes to be free, youth must have consistent attendance of the youth program and full completion and attendance of the Innovation Learning Center Classes.

  2. Any additional classes not part of the Youth Program must be paid for at the Innovation Learning Center.

  3. Use of the Makerspace at the Innovation Learning Center is free of charge if equipment is part of the class. Any additional use of the Makerspace and it’s equipment outside of class curriculum must be paid for with Makerspace at the Innovation Learning Center.

After School Youth Program Fees & Requiremens

Youth Program Registration

To drop off form in-person, download and complete this registration form.

Student Information

Parent/Guardian #1 Information

Parent/Guardian #2 Information

Emergency Contact

Please provide the name of a legal adult who can be reached if the Parents/Guardians are unavailable.

Authorized Pick-ups

Additional Information

Is your child limited in English-speaking?
Is your child an immigrant, refugee, or new arrival to the U.S.?
Is your child experiencing homelessness?
Does your child have special needs?
Does your child qualify for free or reduced-cost lunch?
What is your child's gender?
What is your child's ethnicity? (Please check all that apply)
Total gross income for your household based on HUD guidelines?

Refer to HUD Guidelines below.

Health & Medical Information

Does your child have an Epi-pen?
Does your child need SEL support? If so, what do they need support with? (Please check all that apply) Required
Does your child need academic support? If so what do they need support with? (Please check all that apply) Required

Parent/Guardian Agreement

It is the policy of Filipino Community of Seattle (FCS) to provide a safe and healthy environment for all students. Some of our program activities involve group movement and science experiments in addition to outdoor activities and field trips. FCS takes measures to minimize potential hazards. However, these activities carry some unavoidable risk of injury or exposure to common communicable diseases.


Parent Consent: I have read the above statement and I give my permission for my child to participate in activities with the FCS. I authorize FCS to act on behalf of my child in the event of an emergency and if my designated alternate or I cannot be reached. I waive and release FCS from any liability connected with illness or injury, which may arise in connection with his/her participation in FCS activities.

Occasionally, the Filipino Community of Seattle uses photographs of students for promotional and reporting purposes. If your child’s photo is used, their name as well as your name may or may not appear along with the image.
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HUD Income Categories 2019-2020

Instructions: Find the column for the number of people in your household. Go down that column until you find the income range for your annual gross income last year.
Look to the left to see what that row is labeled. That is your income category.

Note:

  • HUD (U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development)

  • PMSA (Primary Metropolitan Statistical Areas)

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HUD Income Categories
Questions?

Email youth@filcommsea.org if you have any questions about any of FCS’s Youth Development programs.

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