District eNews June 8, 2021

District eNewsJune 8, 2021

Posted on 06/08/2021

Welcome new families!

Welcome to our recently enrolled families joining us for this edition of eNews! Whether you are new to the district or are eagerly anticipating a new school for the 2021-22 school year, our principals created school tour videos, available on each school website to get you ready for fall!

Find your school in our online directory!

Last week of school schedule

Our last week of school is coming soon!

The updated schedule for our last few days together is below. Thank you for your hard work and flexibility this year!

Monday, June 21

(Cohort A in-person/Cohort B remote day/Cohort C fully remote)

Regular schedule - please refer to times here .

Tuesday, June 22 - early release

(Cohort B in-person day/Cohort A remote day/Cohort C fully remote)

High Schools: 7:20 - 10:20 a.m.

Middle Schools: 8:10 -11:10 a.m.

Elementary Schools:

Early Start Schools: 8:10 - 11:10 a.m.
Middle Start Schools: 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.
Late Start Schools: 9:50 a.m. - 12:50 p.m.

Wednesday, June 23

Independent/asynchronous learning for all students

Thursday, June 24 - early release *Last day of school for all students*

(Cohort A in-person/Cohort B remote day/Cohort C fully remote)

High Schools: 7:20 - 10:20 a.m.

Middle Schools: 8:10 -11:10 a.m.

Elementary Schools:

Early Start Schools: 8:10 - 11:10 a.m.
Middle Start Schools: 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.
Late Start Schools: 9:50 a.m. - 12:50 p.m.

Health Services update: Medication pickup

We are unable to store medications over the summer and request families pick up any medications stored at schools. All controlled substances must be picked up by an authorized adult. Please note that medication will need to be picked up on or before the last day of school. Please connect with your school nurse for pick up. All pickups will occur curbside at school following social distancing practices. All medications not picked up by June 24 will be disposed of by the district.

Woodway Center: A new home for kindergarten and early learning September 2021

We are excited to officially announce Woodway Center will open September 2021 to incoming kindergarteners and other early learners who live in the Sherwood and Westgate boundaries.

Woodway Center is the new name for the school many know as “Former Woodway Elementary School,” located in the southwest part of the city of Edmonds.

When Woodway Center opens, it will be the new home to:

Kindergarten (8 classrooms planned)

Serves kindergarteners in the Sherwood and Westgate elementary boundaries. Sherwood and Westgate will now have 1st-6th graders on campus.

Developmental Kindergarten (1 classroom)

Serves kindergarteners with disabilities, which may include deficits in language, cognition, social/emotional, speech, and/or motor skills.

Developmental Preschool (2 classrooms)

Serves children ages 3 to 5 with disabilities. This is a federally funded early learning program.

ECEAP (2 classrooms)

The Early Childhood Education and Assistance Program (ECEAP), pronounced E-Cap, is a state funded early learning program that serves children ages 3 and 4 whose families are income-eligible.

School day: 9:20 a.m. to 3:50 p.m.

Before/after school programming: The YMCA will offer this service for families. We will share more details soon.

Who will lead Woodway Center?

Darcy Becker, Early Learning Programs Manager, will oversee Woodway Center.

Read more details online .

School Board adopts June as Pride Month

June is Pride Month in the Edmonds School District, approved by the Edmonds School District Board of directors May 25. There are many ways to celebrate pride this year:

Join us on our Facebook page for read-alouds and video presentations from community leaders to celebrate, bring awareness, and highlight the history of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community.
Students can also join school Rainbow clubs to create art to empower each other. We will collect digital copies of the art and add them to our slide show. Sign up to join .
Join our live webinar to hear a 2SLGBTQIA+ community panel share their experiences. Sign-up to attend the event , from 7-8 pm, Wednesday, June 9 .

The August event supports families during times of need by providing our students free school supplies, medical & dental checks as well as sports physicals.

Families must be enrolled for the 2021-2022 school year to participate.

STEM teacher nominated for highest honor

One of the highest honors as a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) teacher is earning “The Presidential Award for Excellence in Math and Science Teaching,” and Meadowdale High School science teacher Dianne Thompson is one of six nominees in our state for the prestigious award!

The finalist, announced in the fall, receives a certificate signed by the President of the United States as well as a $10,000 award from the National Science Foundation.

You can read the press release announcing the six nominated teachers from Washington on the Washington Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction's (OSPI) website.

LHS Alum in national spotlight for Women's College World Series

When Lynnwood High School class of 2017 senior Maddie Morgan graduated she went from Royal to Roll Tide. Now, in her senior year on the #5 ranked Alabama softball team, she made it to the College World Series.

The team made it to the semifinal round Monday night, June 7, playing against the Florida State University Seminoles. Ultimately Alabama lost to FSU, 8-5, to end the season.

Here is a video of her hitting a Homerun against Kentucky in the Super Regional May 29. Way to go, Maddie!

State testing plan for the 2021-22 school year

Spring is typically a time when our students sit for state testing. However, this year is far from normal and while our state was not approved for a testing waiver, we were able to postpone our testing until next year.

In the fall, students will test for their 2020-21 grade level. In the spring, as in a normal year, students will test for their current grade level (2021-22).

For a detailed plan of student testing in the fall, please visit our website .

Fall 2021 testing (testing for the 2020-21 grade level):

Students who are in grades 4-9 and 11 will take the Smarter Balanced Assessment (SBA), English Language Arts (ELA) and Math tests.
Students in grades 6, 9, and 12 will also take the Washington Comprehensive Assessment in Science (WCAS) test.
For fall 2021 testing, the state will reduce the length of the tests and we will have results within two weeks.
Seniors who have not yet met their Grad Pathway may take the fall SBA ELA or Math tests to complete those pathways.
The SBA/WCAS test window will be September 27-November 10 .
The Washington Access to Instruction and Measurement (WA-AIM) test window (for tests not completed this spring) will be September 27-December 10.
Individual schools will develop and share their specific test schedules with families as the window approaches.

NOTE: Because the English Language Proficiency Assessments (ELPA)/WIDA tests for English Learner (EL) students took place during Spring 2021, those assessments will not be part of the Fall 2021 test window. The regular annual EL assessment will be in Spring 2022.

Is your student highly capable? Answer these questions:

Are they exceptionally curious?
Do they come up with complex and abstract ideas?
Does your student learn new ideas without instruction or direction?
Do they ponder advanced questions with depth and from multiple perspectives?
Does your student learn exceptionally quickly?
Do they enjoy solving problems, especially with numbers and puzzles?

If you see most or all of these characteristics in your student, they may be highly capable!

Ask your student's teacher to see if they recommend your child for testing. A parent/guardian, student, staff member, or a community member may recommend testing for any student.

What is the Highly Capable/Gifted Program?

The Highly Capable/Gifted Program for first through 6th grade elementary students is a self-contained full-time district program located at Terrace Park Elementary. The Gifted Middle School Program is housed at Brier Terrace Middle School and is a mix of self-contained and combined classes for 7th and 8th grade students. These programs are for students who perform or show potential for performing at significantly advanced academic levels when compared with others of their age, experiences, or environments. The Cognitive Abilities Test serves as one tool in the screening process for the program.

More information and referrals are now available on the Highly Capable Program website and are due by November 30, 2021 for possible start in the 2022-2023 school year .

Summer opportunity for English learners

We are offering a program for English learner newcomers to focus on listening and speaking skills as a foundation for reading and writing.

All families of eligible students have received their email invitations.

The half-day program runs Monday-Thursday, with transportation provided.

K-8

July 6-August 5

9-12

July 6-August 12

Career & Technical Education Students win awards

Students from our high schools and middle schools earned multiple distinctions for competitions in American Sign Language, journalism, science & engineering and more! This includes 20 first place and 25 second place awards for our high school students (shown in the table below).

Middle school Technology Student Association students participated in their own district-wide competition.

For a list of all the winners, visit the Career and Technical Education website , and look under Our News.

District coaches honored for leading teams to fall season glory

Football, volleyball squads were undefeated in league play

Four district coaches from two high schools have been honored for their efforts during the abbreviated fall sports season that ran from late February until late March because of state COVID-19 restrictions.

Mountlake Terrace High School

Jean Kellogg, varsity volleyball coach

WESCO Athletics, which oversees high school sports in Snohomish County, selected Kellogg as Coach of the Year. Kellogg, a Lynnwood High School teacher, filled in as interim volleyball coach for the 2020-21 school year. Kellogg also earned “All Area” honors from The Everett Herald's sports writers.

“Her volleyball IQ is just fantastic,” Sheralee Burr, Mountlake Terrace High Athletics Director said.

George Dremousis, varsity soccer coach

Dremousis, who also received “All Area” honors from Herald sports writers, oversees both boys and girls soccer programs after he took over as varsity girls coach in 2019. He oversaw a very young girls varsity team, Burr said. “For him to get this recognition is long overdue,” she said.

Edmonds-Woodway High School

John Gradwohl, varsity football coach

Gradwohl, the varsity football coach, earned his 150th career win in 25-years as a coach, leading the Warriors to a 5-0 season record. He was named an “All Area Coach” by The Everett Herald . “ Students who are a part of his program feel like they are a part of something special, win or lose,” said Angie McGuire, Edmonds-Woodway High Athletics Director. “This doesn't happen by accident, but by thoughtfully building a culture that supports this belief.”

Nick Wood, assistant football coach

WESCO Athletics named Wood, the team's defensive coordinator, “Coach of The Year.” “The Warrior defense had an outstanding year under Nick's leadership,” said McGuire. “We held our opponents to a combined 20 points on the season. Nick's Warrior defense has a strong reputation among our opponents, having had the number one defense in the league for the past two seasons.”

Principals select June's Rotary Educators of the Month

Every month, schools select staff as Educators of the Month. The Rotary then holds an awards ceremony to present awardees with a certificate and gift certificate. The following school staff were honored in June as Rotary Club of Alderwood-Terrace Educators of the Month:

College Place Middle School

Hannah Eggeling , Multi-Language Teacher

“Hannah is courageous, compassionate and takes necessary steps to ensure student growth over time,” Principal Andrea Collins said. “She is kind and emulates a true passion for teaching and learning, and this is reflected in her students ability to learn to speak English in a short period of time.”

Jennifer Hyppa , Geometry and Pre-Algebra Teacher

“Jenn is reflective, considerate and knowledgeable about math theory; therefore, her students de ella are able to articulate math with verbal reasoning, and students always have positive take-aways from their math experience with Ms. Hyppa, ”Collins said.

Seaview Elementary School

Mitzi Fike , Teacher

“Mitzi has been an outstanding teacher for 37 years,” Principal Heather Pickar said. “She has worked 29 years at Seaview Elementary in the Edmonds School District. She has touched so many lives and given children a love for learning and a reason to love school. Our Seaview staff and community are grateful for her years of her service! Mitzi's legacy and love of literature will be shared as she leaves many books and resources for future Seaview students. We wish you the best to come!”

Jill Perander , Student Intervention Coordinator

“Her main role is to support our students using Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS),” Pickar said. “She knows our Seaview students individually and calls them by name. Through the systemic PBIS, she strives to create a school culture where all of our students succeed. When Jill is not collaborating with staff and parents, you will most likely see her on the playground laughing and interacting with our students!”

Get your Special Education questions answered!

All are invited to join the Special Education Advisory Council (SEAC) for a question and answer session with the director of Student Services. Two opportunities are available either Wednesday, June 9 at 5:30 pm or Wednesday, June 16 at 9:00 am Get answers about recovery education and partnering next year in your student's IEP.

Zoom webinar links are available on our district calendar: bit.ly/ESDcalendar

Free workshop: Identify and support student social & emotional needs

Learn how to identify stress, toxic stress and your student's social-emotional needs, in a free interactive workshop, hosted by the Center for Human Services (CHS).

Join by clicking the Zoom link on our District Calendar!

Webinar details:

6:30-8 p.m. Thursday, June 10

Online School Board meetings

Stream the School Board meetings every other Tuesday by heading to our YouTube channel: bit.ly/ESDYouTube .

For more on the board, including upcoming agendas, visit our website: bit.ly/ESDBoardMembers

save the date

See the upcoming events below. You can also view our district's online calendar for the latest information on our website – https://bit.ly/ESDcalendar .

6:30 pm Tuesday, June 8: School Board meeting

Wednesday, June 9: DISTRICTWIDE EARLY RELEASE
5:30 pm Wednesday, June 9: Special Education Q&A
7:00 pm Wednesday, June 9: 2SLGBTQIA+ Panel
9:00 am Wednesday, June 16: Special Education Q&A
5:00 pm Thursday, June 17: Scriber Lake High graduation
5:00 pm Friday, June 18: Edmonds eLearning Academy graduation
7:00 pm Friday, June 18: Edmonds Heights K12 graduation
12:00 pm Saturday, June 19: Edmonds-Woodway High graduation
6:00 pm Saturday, June 19: Meadowdale High graduation
12:00 pm Sunday, June 20: Mountlake Terrace High graduation
6:00 pm Sunday, June 20: Lynnwood High graduation

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Edmonds School District News: Welcoming New Families; The last week of classes; Update of health services - medication collection

Serving Brier, Edmonds, Lynnwood, Mountlake Terrace, Woodway, and parts of Snohomish County

Please note that you can select the Spanish language on any web page on our official Edmonds School District website. At the top left of any page, click on “select language” then select “Spanish”, you will immediately notice that the content of the page will appear in Spanish.

Welcome!

A big welcome to new families!

We want to welcome our newly enrolled families and join us for this edition of eNews (Edmonds news online)! Whether you're new to the District or excitedly anticipating the new 2021-22 school year, our principals have created video tours of the schools, and they're available on each school's website! school so they are prepared for the fall!

Find your school in our directory!

Schedule for the last week of school

Our last week of school is coming up soon!

Below you will find the updated schedule of our last days together. Thank you for all your effort and flexibility this year!

Monday June 21

(Group A in person/Group B day remote/Group C fully remote)

Regular hours – please go here to see the hours .

Tuesday June 22- early dismissal

(Group A in person/Group B day remote/Group C fully remote)
High Schools: 7:20 - 10:20 am
Middle Schools: 8:10 -11:10 a.m.
Elementary Schools:

Early Start Schools: 8:10-11:10 am

Intermediate Start Schools: 9am-12pm

Late Start Schools: 9:50am-12:50pm

Wednesday June 23

Independent/asynchronous learning for all students

Thursday, June 24 – early dismissal *last day of school for all students*

(Group A in person/Group B day remote/Group C fully remote)
High Schools: 7:20 - 10:20 am
Middle Schools: 8:10 -11:10 a.m.
Elementary Schools:

Early Start Schools: 8:10-11:10 am

Intermediate Start Schools: 9am -12pm

Late Start Schools: 9:50am-12:50pm

Update of health services: Collection of medicines

We will not be able to store medication over the summer, therefore we are asking all families to pick up any medication that is stored in the schools. Any controlled substance must be picked up by an authorized adult person. Please note that medications must be picked up on the last day of school, or better before. Please contact your school nurse to pick up medications. All medication will be picked up curbside following social distancing protocols. All medication not picked up by June 24 will be disposed of by the District.

UPDATE!

student health services

School nurses

Woodway Center: A New Home for Kindergarten and Early Education for September 2021

We are excited to officially announce that Woodway Center will open in September 2021 for incoming kindergarten students and other early childhood students who live in the Sherwood and Westgate area.

Woodway Center is the new name for the school known to many as “The Old Woodway Elementary School,” which is located in the southwestern part of the city of Edmonds.

When Woodway Center opens, it will be the new home for:

Kindergarten (8 classrooms planned)

Serves kindergarten students in the Sherwood and Westgate Elementary Schools zone. Sherwood and Westgate will now have students in grades 1-6.

Developing Kindergarten (1 room)

Serves kindergarten students with disabilities, which may include deficits in language, cognitive, social/emotional, speech, and/or motor skills.

Developing Preschool (2 classrooms)

Serves children ages 3-5 with disabilities. This is a program funded by the federal government.

ECEAP (2 classrooms)

*Early Childhood Education and Assistance Program

The Early Childhood Education and Assistance Program (ECEAP), pronounced E-Cap /ikap/, is a state-funded early childhood education program. Serves children ages 3-4 whose families are income eligible.

School day: 9:20 a.m.- 3:50 p.m.

Before/After School Programs: The YMCA will offer this service to families. We will share more details soon.

Who will lead the Woodway Center?

Darcy Becker, manager of early education programs, will oversee the Woodway Center.

Read about more details online .

School board adopts June as Pride month

June is Pride Month in the Edmonds School District, approved by the Edmonds School District School Board on May 25th. There are many ways to celebrate pride this year.

Share with us on the Facebook page to hear readings and watch video presentations from community leaders to celebrate, draw attention to, and highlight the history of LGB2Q+ in the community.
Students can also join school clubs called “Rainbow clubs” to create art that will empower each other. We will collect digital copies of the art and add it to our presentation. Sign up to join .
View the recordings of the webinar that occurred on Wednesday, June 9 to hear about the experiences of the LGB2Q+ community panel. Click here to view the recordings.

The Edmonds School District believes in including all people as well as our need to include all genders and support families of LGBTQ+ students, families, and staff.

The August event will support families during times of need by providing school supplies, medical and dental screenings as well as sports physicals.

Families must be enrolled for the 2021-2022 school year to participate.

BACK TO SCHOOL FAIR

School supplies

Medical reviews

dental evaluations

Sports Physicals

Presented by the Back to School Consortium; supporting families in need

STEM Teachers Nominated for Highest Honor

One of the greatest honors for a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) teacher is winning “the Presidential Award for Excellence in Math and Science Teaching,” and Professor Dianne Thompson of Medowdale High School is one of only six nominees in our state for this prestigious award!

*STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics)

The finalist will be known in the fall and will receive a certificate signed by the President of the United States as well as a $10,000 award from the National Science Foundation.

You can read the press release mentioning the six nominated teachers from Washington on the (OSPI) page , the Washington Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction.

LHS (Lynwood High School) alumna in the spotlight for Women's College World Series

When Lynnwood High School Class of 2017 alum Maddie Morgan graduated, she went from Royal to Roll Tide. Now, in her last year on the Alabama softball team, which ranks No. 5, she made it to the College World Series.

The team reached the semifinal round on Monday night, June 7, playing the Florida State University Seminoles. Ultimately, Alabama lost to FSU, 8-5, to end the season.

Here's a video of her hitting a homerun against Kentuky at the Super Regional on May 29. Way to go, Maddie!

State Assessment Plan for the 2021-22 School Year

Typically, our students take their state assessments in the spring. However, this year is anything but normal and while our state was not approved for a testing exception, we were able to postpone our testing until next year.

In the fall, students will take the assessments for their 2020-21 grade level. In the spring, as is normally the case in a school year, students will take their assessments for their current grade level (2021-2022).

To see a detailed plan for student assessments in the fall, please visit our website .

Do you think your student is very capable? Answer these questions:

Your student…

Are you exceptionally curious?
Does it propose complex and abstract ideas?
Do you learn new ideas without instructions or prompts?
Does it reflect deeply on advanced questions and taking into account different points of view?
Do you learn extraordinarily fast?
Do you enjoy solving problems, especially those involving numbers and puzzles?

If you can see many of these qualities in him/her, your student may be very capable!

Ask your student's teacher to see if he/she recommends that your child take the assessment. A parent/guardian, student, staff member, or community member may refer any student for evaluation.

What is the Highly Competent/Gifted Program?

The Highly Competent/Gifted Program for elementary students beginning in first grade through sixth grade is a full-time, self-contained District program located at Terrace Park Elementary. The high school gifted program is located at Brier Terrace Middle School and has a mix of self-contained and blended classes for seventh and eighth grade students. These programs are for students who perform or show the ability to perform at a significantly advanced academic level when compared to other students of the same age, experience, or background. The cognitive skills assessment serves as one of the program tools of the selection process.

Right now you can find more information and references on the Highly Able Students website . You have until November 30, 2021 to possibly start in the 2022-2023 school year.

Summer Opportunities for English Learners

We are offering a program for newly arrived English learners. This program focuses on building a foundation for reading and writing by reinforcing listening and speaking skills.

All families of eligible students have received their invitations via email.

The half-day program takes place Monday-Thursday, with transportation included.

K-8

July 6-August 5

9-12

July 6-August 12

Career and Technical Education students win awards

Students in our high schools and middle schools have earned several A's for proficiency in American Sign Language, Journalism, Science, and Engineering among others! This includes 20 first place and 25 second place awards given to our high school students (As shown in the table below).

Students from the High School Technology Student Association participated in their own District-wide competition.

To see the list of winners, visit the Career and Technical Education website and look under Our News.

District coaches are honored for leading their teams to glory in the fall season

The soccer and volleyball teams were undefeated in the league

Four District coaches from two high schools have been honored for their efforts during the shortened fall sports season that ran from late February to late March due to statewide COVID-19 restrictions.

Mountlake Terrace High School

Jean Kellogg , college volleyball coach

WESCO Athletics, which oversees high school sports in Snohomish County, has selected Kellog as its coach of the year. Kellogg, a Lynnwood High School teacher, was the interim volleyball coach for the 2020-21 school year. Kellogg also earned "All Area" honors from The Everett Herald sports writers.

“Her volleyball wisdom is just fantastic,” Sheralee Burr said, Mountlake Terrace High Athletic Director said.

George Dremousis , College Football Coach

Dremousis, who also received "All Area" honors from the Herald sports writers, oversees boys' and girls' soccer programs after taking over as coach of the girls' varsity team in 2019. He oversaw a very young girls' varsity, Burr said. "It's about time he got this recognition," she said.

Edmonds-Woodway High School

John Gradwohl , College Football Coach

Gradwohl, the college football coach has earned his 150th victory in 25 years as a coach leading the Warriors to a 5-0 season record. He was named an "All Area Coach" by The Everett Herald. "Students who are a part of their program feel like they're a part of something special, win or lose," said Angie McGuire, Director of Athletics at Edmonds-Woodway High. "This doesn't happen by chance, but by carefully building a culture that supports this belief."

Nick Wood , Assistant Football Coach

WESCO Athletics named Wood, the team's defensive coordinator, "Coach of the Year." "The Warriors defense had a banner year under Nick's leadership," McGuire said. "We held our opponents to a combined 20 points on the season. Nick's Warriors defense has a great reputation among our opponents, having had the number one defense in the league for the past two seasons."

Principals elect Rotary Educators of the Month for June

Each month, schools select certain staff members as Educators of the Month. The Rotarian holds an awards ceremony to present a certificate and gift certificate to each winner. The following staff members have been honored as Rotary Club of Alderwood-Terrace Educators of the Month for June.

College Place Middle School

Hannah Eggeling , Language Teacher

"Hannah is brave, understanding, and takes the necessary steps to ensure student growth over time," said Principal Andrea Collins. "She is friendly and emulates a true passion for teaching and learning, and this is reflected in the ability of her students to learn to speak English in a short time."

Jennifer Hyppa , Geometry and Pre-Algebra Teacher

"Jenn is thoughtful, attentive, and trained in math theory, so her students are able to articulate math with verbal reasoning, however, students always take something positive away from their math experience with Ms. Hyppa," Collins said.

Seaview Elementary School

Mitzi Fike , Teacher

"Mitzi has been an exceptional teacher for 37 years," said Principal Heather Pickar. "He has worked 29 years at Seaview Elementary School in the Edmonds School District. He has touched so many lives and given children a love of learning and a reason to love the school. Our Seaview staff and community are grateful for her years of service. Mitzi's legacy and love of literature will be shared as she leaves many books and resources for future Seaview students. We wish her all the best to come."

Jill Perander , Student Intervention Coordinator

"Their primary role is to support our students using Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)," Pickar said. "She knows our Seaview students individually and calls them by name. Through systemic PBIS, she strives to create a school culture where all of our students succeed. When Jill isn't collaborating with staff and parents, she does! most likely to see her on the playground laughing and interacting with our students!"

Get answers to your questions about special education!

Everyone is invited to join the Special Education Advisory Council (SEAC) for a question and answer session with the director of student services on Wednesday, June 16 at 9: 00 a.m. Get answers about educational recovery and partnering next year on your student's IEP (Individualized Education Program). There will be interpretation in Spanish.

The Zoom webinar link is available on our district calendar: bit.ly/ESDcalendar

SEAC Speaker Series:

Q&A with:

The director of student services

June 9: 5:30-7:00 p.m.

EITHER

June 16: 9:00-10:00 p.m.

Virtual School Board Meetings

Stream School Board meetings every other Tuesday on our YouTube channel: bit.ly/ESDYouTube .

To learn more about the Board including upcoming agendas, visit our website: bit.ly/ESDBoardMembers

save the date

See upcoming events below. You can also view the District virtual calendar on our website for the latest information https://bit.ly/ESDcalendar .

9:00 am Wednesday, June 16: Special Education Q&A
5:00 pm Thursday, June 17: Scriber Lake High Graduation
5:00 pm Friday, June 18: Edmonds eLearning Academy Graduation
7:00 pm Friday, June 18: Edmonds Heights K12 Graduation
12:00 pm Saturday, June 19: Edmonds-Woodway High Graduation
6:00 pm Saturday, June 19: Meadowdale High Graduation
12:00 pm Sunday, June 20: Mountlake Terrace High Graduation
6:00 pm Sunday, June 20: Lynnwood High Graduation

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