Chief Sealth High School Friends of Sealth is a non-profit 501(c)3 corporation established in 1999 for the purpose of supporting and enhancing the five A’s of CSHS: Academics, Athletics, Arts, Alumni, and Activities.
A Community School - Chief Sealth High School has been recognized to be one of the few Seattle Public Schools that is still a "community" school. The potential is here for the community to rally around the positive activities at Sealth and for the students to reciprocate that pride and enhance the community.
Funds for the Non Profit Organization have been raised through membership dues, individual and corpo- rate dona␣ons and various fundraisers. FOS is currently in the process of building an endowment for students and programs at Chief Sealth High School.
Chief Sealth Building Bricks
Are On Sale Now
Be one of the first to help pave the way at the modernized Chief Sealth High School by purchasing your Seahawks paver today. You can choose to commemorate an alum, teacher or group. Or, choose to put your message in stone for generations to come.
Order your Paver online
You can now order Chief Sealth Pavers online using the form below. A mailable form is also available.
Each paver can be printed with up to three lines of type with each line having a maximum of 20 characters. We reserve the right to approve all engravings.
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Friends of Sealth is a non-profit corporation supporting Chief Sealth International High School’s Academics, Arts, Activities, Athletics and Alumni.
Bassetti Architects
Since 1947, Bassetti Architects has been the architect for many well-loved and long-lived Seattle buildings. Its founder, architect Fred Bassetti has helped shape the region’s look and civic conscience over a long career including creating Action: Better City in the late 1960s, which called attention to Pioneer Square, Gas Works Park and other overlooked city assets.
Bassetti Architects continues this legacy of working with public and non-profit agencies to provide meaningful, enduring and delightful design solutions that are responsive to site, environment and context. Bassetti Architects was chosen as the lead architect for the Chief Sealth International High School modernization/Denny International Middle School project. To learn more about Bassetti Architects visit their website: www.bassettiarch.com
DKA Architecture
DKA has always put great emphasis on designing, building and strengthening our community by working on public and non-profit community projects, including schools. Founded in 1985, DKA is dedicated to doing projects for communities in need. DKA is also dedicated to community outreach and engagement, involving our neighbors in the design and building process.
Chosen as the Project Manager for the BEX III Levy program, DKA oversees the successful construction of all seven schools within BEX III, including the Chief Sealth International High School modernization project. To learn more about DKA please visit their website at: www.dkarch.com
Absher Construction Company
Well into its third generation of family ownership, Absher Construction Company is one of the northwest’s largest, oldest and most diverse construction organizations. Absher’s construction and construction management work spans many sectors including schools, federal courthouses, transportation hubs and more. Striving to provide optimum value for each construction dollar, Absher provides clients with the finest in construction services—emphasizing teamwork, effective communication and success for all project stakeholders.
Absher was chosen as the general contractor for Project 2 which includes the modernization of Chief Sealth International High School, the building of the new Galleria/Commons and new Denny International Middle School. To learn more about the Absher Construction Company visit their website at: www.abshernw.com