Message from the Superintendent

I search to find the right words to convey our most sincere THANK YOU and deep appreciation for your support with the passage of the February 7 ballot measures in the Edmonds School District. Passage of the replacement levy for programs and operation will allow us to maintain our local support of schools for the next four years. The approval of the capital projects measure will let us address the highest-priority facility needs in our district. read more

Voters Approve District Levy and Bond

With passage of the District’s levy and bond February 7, our community has taken an important step forward in the improvement of our district’s facilities. The voter-approved $140 million bond sets the wheels in motion for the District to maximize its resources. read more

Architect's rendering of the new Lynnwood High School. For specific on this and other capitol projects, click here.

liter·a·cy (noun) the ability to read and write

Put simply, literacy is the foundation of education. Reading and writing go hand in hand, and District staff emphasize this throughout our students’ education. We engage students in learning through interesting, hands-on activities that open students up to the joy of learning. We work to ensure that when students read a written passage, they are also able to understand the process that good readers use to find meaning and respond thoughtfully in writing to that passage. These core skills are taught in all of our schools. To learn more about how our students are gaining important literacy skills, click here.

Other stories:

Evergreen Elementary Wins Gold

Since September, Evergreen Elementary has been participating in the Healthiest State in the Nation campaign. read more

Students Thank Voters

When voters approve levies and bonds in the Edmonds School District, the real winners are always the students. They directly benefit from the support given by the taxpayers, and they recognize and are thankful for that support, as is evident in the thank-you letters written by students. read more

Helping Schools Address Concerns

The District’s tipline has been active since January 2005 and during its first 11 months in operation nearly 100 anonymous calls were received. read more

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