Principal’s News

Dear Families: Each week as I begin to write this, I try to find something positive to say about this entire COVID situation. It is getting more and more difficult as we move from week to week, month to month, especially when we are seeing the

Dear Families: Last Friday we had the chance to celebrate Halloween, Covid style. I continue to be amazed at the creativity and flexibility of our students, staff and parents to honor our typical traditions while dealing with such unusual

Dear Families: Last Wednesday we donned our orange clothes and celebrated Unity Day, a national school-day recognition to celebrate diversity, kindness, friendship and inclusion. The 8th graders who led activities in each classroom did an amazing

Dear Families: I am longing for the day that I don’t have to start my weekly posts talking about the number of positive covid cases! King County Health Department is now updating the Key Indicators on a daily basis, Monday through Friday, so we

Dear Families: As excited as we are to have our PreK – 2nd grade students back in the building, our hearts sank on Wednesday when the Key Indicators of covid positive cases were released. The jump from 53 cases per 100,000 to 86 cases per 100,000

Dear Families: Yesterday, we began the process of slowly bringing our K-5th grade students back into the building. It feels so good to see the excitement in their eyes (we can’t see their little faces behind their masks!) as they start their

Dear Families: We continue to prepare the school as we eagerly await the return of our K-5th grade students during the month of October. There are so many details, with our main effort focused on the health and safety of all. Distancing, masking,

Dear Families: Thank you once again for your patience and your efforts as we continue to navigate so many changes and restrictions due to the coronavirus. Teachers have been so impressed with the level of engagement, positive attitude and

Dear Families: Thank you so much for taking the time out of your busy schedules to attend one of our Back to School Nights last week. Your lives are busier than ever now, trying to manage remote learning and your own obligations. Many of you would