Community Outreach

Writing Rally
The Whitworth University Writing Rally is a family literacy initiative for students in pre-school through 6th grade. The event features a presentation by a well-known children's author, followed by a time for participants to work with area teachers or Whitworth education students to create an original illustrated book by hand or with a computer.
For additional information and to register, please visit http://www.whitworth.edu/writingrally.

Knowledge Bowl
Sponsored by ESD 101 and Whitworth University
The Knowledge Bowl academic competition features oral and written questions from the main content areas taught in high school.  The top regional qualifying teams from each division continue on to the state tournament.
For additional information and to register, please visit http://www.esd101.net/Page/371.

Science Bowl
Sponsored by Prodigy Northwest and Whitworth University
The Science Bowl Inland Northwest is an academic competition sponsored by the Department of Energy.  The winning team of four and its coach win an all-expenses paid trip to Washington, D.C., for the national competition.
For additional information and to register, please visit http://prodigynw.org/science-bowl-inw/.

Celebration of Talent, Inland Northwest
Regional Conference for Gifted Youth, Parents & Educators
Sponsored by Prodigy Northwest and Whitworth University
Don’t miss this annual summer event designed to enlighten children, parents and educators on the subject of giftedness and the challenges and benefits that it brings.

• Unique and fun learning experiences for gifted students
• Opportunities for parents to receive support, encouragement and advice on raising gifted children
• Professional training and clock hours for educators

For the dates of the next conference, to register or for additional information, please visit Prodigy Northwest or call Deb Johnson at 509.599.4200.

Camp Metamorphosis:
Whitworth Summer Program for Gifted Children

Camp Metamorphosis is a one-week non-residential camp for highly capable students entering grades 4-6.  This camp is designed to meet the academic and social needs of gifted young students. Campers spend the morning as a group in interactive sessions that include relaxation techniques, leadership development,  team building, communication and social skill growth.  In the afternoon, students participate in workshops of their choice and immerse themselves in academic exploration. Afternoon workshops are taught by faculty with experience, in-depth knowledge and enthusiasm in the particular subject area.
 
For additional information or to register, please visit www.whitworth.edu/campmetamorphosis.