Please remember to vote Tuesday, February 7, 2006.

District Levy and Bond Election – February 7th

There is an important school election on the ballot February 7. This election is about two measures.

Proposition 1: Replacement of the School Programs and Operation Levy

Proposition 2: Capital Construction Bonds

Information about these measures is summarized in this message and also available by clicking here. read more

Mathematics: Essential critical thinking skills

Math requires critical thinking and is a basic skill necessary for student success. In the Edmond School District, we are increasing our support for math learning by providing new instructional materials and by helping our teaching staff with more opportunities for professional development. Here's a brief report from each of our schools and programs on how they are building students’ math skills. read more

Progress Report: 2004 Capital Levy Update

Capital Partnership Program

While students are in the classrooms learning, district staff members and community groups are planning projects that will improve the quality of the learning environment and outdoor facilities for every student. With voter approval of the 2004 Capital Levy, the District was able to create a program that brings together hard-working community groups and neighborhood schools. read more

Other stories:

Measuring Student Success

No matter what our students do when they leave the Edmonds School District, one thing is definite: A strong foundation in math is important. read more

Meet Your School Board

The Edmonds School District is divided into five director districts. The five elected directors are responsible for conducting the business of the district. Click here to learn more about them.

School Board Honorees

The Board of Directors recognizes individuals for their contribution to the children and staff of the Edmonds School District. read more

Tips for Helping Children Learn

As an adult, you can make a significant difference in a child’s learning. Here are a few tips you’ll find in the “Helping Your Child Learn Mathematics” brochures provided by our Teaching and Learning Division. read more

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