1. Chief Sealth High School
West Seattle

2. Located in South West Seattle

3. Just East of High Point off Delridge
Industrial District
Camp Long
Seattle Community College
Current Location
Puget Sound
New Location
Boeing Field

4. New Renovation Location
Riverview Playfield
New School
Lincoln and Fauntleroy Park
Westwood Village Shopping Center

5. Area Surrounding Chief Sealth
Focus on:
High Point (2.2)
Riverview (2.3)
Roxhill/Westwood (2.4)
Highland Park (2.5)

6. High Point Below Poverty Line 31.7%
Percent Speaking only English 58.6%
Median Household Income $27,644 Per Capita Income $12,832 Median Rent $406 Median Housing Value $159,722
Highest Level of Education Attained
Males (35-44) Females (35-44)
< 9th Grade % %
< High School % %
H.S. Grad % %
Some College % %
AA % %
BA % %
Grad./Prof. Deg % %

7. Riverview Median Household Income $52,409 Per Capita Income $18,976
Median Rent $688
Median Housing Value $163,876
Below Poverty Line %
Percent Speaking only English 61.4%
Highest Level of Education Attained
Males (35-44) Females (35-44)
< 9th Grade % %
< High School % %
H.S. Grad % %
Some College % %
AA % %
BA % %
Grad./Prof. Deg % %

8. Roxhill/Westwood Median Household Income $41,568
Per Capita Income $20,306
Median Rent $667
Median Housing Value $170,840
Below Poverty Line %
Percent Speaking only English 74.4%
Highest Level of Education Attained
Males (35-44) Females (35-44)
< 9th Grade % %
< High School % %
H.S. Grad % %
Some College % %
AA % %
BA % %
Grad./Prof. Deg % %

9. Highland Park Median Household Income $46,906
Per Capita Income $20,155
Median Rent $681
Median Housing Value $155,416
Below Poverty Line %
Percent Speaking only English 66.3%
Highest Level of Education Attained
Males (35-44) Females (35-44)
< 9th Grade % %
< High School % %
H.S. Grad % %
Some College % %
AA % %
BA % %
Grad./Prof. Deg % %

10. Source: www.seattle.gov/dpd/Research/Population_Demographics/Overview/default.asp

11. Development!

12. Nearby Local Business Not Shown:
Guard dog (Pit Bull) standing on tires every morning

13. Recreation

14. Local Parks

15. Places to go…
Westwood Shopping Center
…and the list goes on

16. Resources thru the School Website
Asian Counseling and Referral Service
Seattle Team for Youth (City of Seattle)
Atlantic Street
Southwest Youth and Family Services (SWYFS)
Center for Career Alternatives (CCA)
Steps Ahead Steps Beyond
Central Youth and Family Services
Summer Search
City Year
Treehouse
Consejo Counseling and Referral Service
Trio Talent Search
Center for Human Services
UDOC
Dream Project
United Indians of All Tribes
El Centro de la Raza
Upward Bound
Girls First (YWCA)
White Center public Health
Iwasil Accademy
YMCA Young Adult Services – The Center
LEEP (Lakeside’s Educational Enrichment Program)
YMCA Community Learning Center
Youngstown Cultural Arts Center
Making Connections
Youth 180
Math Engineering Science Achievement (MESA)
OneWorld Now!
Question! How do all these programs contact students? Word or mouth? Or is it just available on the school website?
Ruth Dykeman Youth and Family Services
Ryther Child Center
Safe Futures Youth Center

17. Healthy Food Desert 7-11 Safeway Super 24 Food Store #1 7-11 Safeway
Metropolitan Market Retail Support Center
7-11
Safeway
Delridge Food Mart
Juneau St Market
West Seattle Food Market and Food Bank
Super 24 Food Store #1
Current Location
West Seattle Thriftway
7-11
Safeway
Renovated Location
Country Deli-Grocery
John’s Corner Deli-Grocery

18. Questions I have
Are my students eating vegetables? If so, where do they get them? Are they fresh?
If a family is below the poverty line, where do they get their food? How often?
How many students use the resources from the school website?
Do they visit the green spaces? How often? What for?