School sports events in Shoreline, Washington

King's Children's Center is a Christian College Preparatory School located at 19312 Greenwood Avenue North in Shoreline, Washington, United States. The institution offers education from Preschool to 12th grade. King's Preschool, specifically designed for children ages 3 to 5, provides a nurturing Christ-centered environment where children can learn, grow in faith, and have fun. The teachers and staff at King's Preschool are dedicated to ministering to the youngest of God's children, providing a thoughtful and creative curriculum that equips children in body, mind, and spirit for God's purpose and glory. The preschool offers extended morning and afternoon care for full-day programs. Music, art, writing, and dramatic play are integrated into the curriculum to promote creativity, communication skills, and social development. Specialty classes such as Sports, Dance, Music, Drama, Spanish, and Visual Arts are offered to enrich the learning experience. The institution also hosts special events throughout the year, including field trips and family events. King's Preschool aims to create a caring, Christ-centered community where young hearts and minds can thrive. Families interested in enrolling their child can attend Daily Meet and Greets to connect with the staff and learn more about the program. King's Schools admits students of all races, colors, and nationalities, promoting diversity and inclusivity in its programs.

Aishinkai is a health institution located at 202 Northeast 185th Street in Shoreline, Washington, United States. This institution specializes in Japanese martial and cultural arts, including Iaidō, Aiki-ken, Aiki-Jō, Kyudō, Ki Development, Kiatsu, and Shodō. Sensei Jonathan Bannister, with a 6th-degree Renshi in Iaido and Shihan in AiShin-ryu Aikido, has been practicing and teaching these arts since 1980. He has trained extensively in Japan and is a respected figure in the martial arts community. The beautiful dojo in Edmonds, Washington is a private facility for members only, offering private instruction and special events. However, there is an open-to-the-public class called Introduction to Japanese Swordsmanship on Thursday evenings at the Spartan Recreation Center in Shoreline. Visitors are welcome to observe, but participation requires registration with Shoreline Parks and Recreation.