This program is offered online and in person.
Address
2601 W Smith St
Seattle, WA 98199
Who It's For
GRADE LEVEL
3rd — 5th
YOUTH WHO ARE
Girls in 3rd-5th grade.
Program Overview
The 3rd-5th grade program, Girls on the Run, encourages girls of all abilities to recognize their individual strengths and celebrate connections with others. Our tested curriculum blends physical activity with skill development that enables girls to adapt to whatever comes their way. In today’s unpredictable world, the strategies learned at Girls on Run are more important than ever.
We believe in the limitless potential of each girl we serve and focus on strengths and abilities rather than challenges. Girls on the Run fosters an inclusive environment and offers the opportunity for all girls to participate, regardless of financial situation.
This is an annual program that operates in the Spring and has registration in December. Meeting dates and times will also vary by location. Please check the website for specific dates.
We believe in the limitless potential of each girl we serve and focus on strengths and abilities rather than challenges. Girls on the Run fosters an inclusive environment and offers the opportunity for all girls to participate, regardless of financial situation.
This is an annual program that operates in the Spring and has registration in December. Meeting dates and times will also vary by location. Please check the website for specific dates.
Health & Safety
All coaches and staff are fully vaccinated. On August 18, 2021, Governor Inslee announced a directive requiring school staff, childcare workers, and employees of licensed and certified early-learning, child care or youth-development programs to be vaccinated against COVID-19 or obtain a religious or medical exemption by October 18, 2021. As a physical activity, positive youth development program, Girls on the Run of Puget Sound will align with these guidelines and require all volunteers and staff to be fully vaccinated.
Masks are required. Volunteers and participants should wear a mask before, during, and after each Girls on the Run session. This includes DURING running, unless a 6’ social distance can be confidently maintained. We understand that individuals may need a break from the mask, so we encourage anyone to take a step back from the group if they need a mask break. Parents must wear a mask during pick-up/drop-off and, when reasonable, maintain 6’ of distance between anyone outside of their household.
Stay home when sick. If you are sick or have been in contact with someone who has been ill, stay home! Please do not attend Girls on the Run until at least 10 days have passed since the onset of your symptoms AND you have been symptom-free without medication for 72 hours. All volunteers and participants must complete a self-health screen before each practice (full details in our Return to Play).
Wash your hands. Handwashing is encouraged before and after practice. Hand sanitizer will be provided for each team and use before, after, and throughout practice is encouraged.
Masks are required. Volunteers and participants should wear a mask before, during, and after each Girls on the Run session. This includes DURING running, unless a 6’ social distance can be confidently maintained. We understand that individuals may need a break from the mask, so we encourage anyone to take a step back from the group if they need a mask break. Parents must wear a mask during pick-up/drop-off and, when reasonable, maintain 6’ of distance between anyone outside of their household.
Stay home when sick. If you are sick or have been in contact with someone who has been ill, stay home! Please do not attend Girls on the Run until at least 10 days have passed since the onset of your symptoms AND you have been symptom-free without medication for 72 hours. All volunteers and participants must complete a self-health screen before each practice (full details in our Return to Play).
Wash your hands. Handwashing is encouraged before and after practice. Hand sanitizer will be provided for each team and use before, after, and throughout practice is encouraged.
Registration Details
COST & PAYMENT
$15
How To Register
Visit the website for registration information.
Girls on the Run uses a lottery Girl Registration process in an effort to make the program accessible to every child. When more children are interested in participating at a particular site than there are available spots, we will use a lottery system to randomly select participants to fill the available openings. The confirmation email you will receive after completing the online registration during a Lottery Period does not guarantee a spot for your child; it confirms only that your registration has been received. You will be notified if your child received a spot after lotteries are pulled on the scheduled days listed above in the timeline.
Girls on the Run uses a lottery Girl Registration process in an effort to make the program accessible to every child. When more children are interested in participating at a particular site than there are available spots, we will use a lottery system to randomly select participants to fill the available openings. The confirmation email you will receive after completing the online registration during a Lottery Period does not guarantee a spot for your child; it confirms only that your registration has been received. You will be notified if your child received a spot after lotteries are pulled on the scheduled days listed above in the timeline.
