Edmonds School District

10/23/2026

Class of 2027 Seniors & Families: Let’s Make College More Affordable! 💰🎓

Planning for life after high school? Join us for an upcoming Financial Aid Support Workshop to learn about financial aid, understand eligibility requirements, bust common myths, and get your questions answered by knowledgeable staff! With flexible dates designed for busy families, you are welcome to attend whichever event best fits your schedule.

Have specific questions before the workshop? Reach out to your school’s Career Center.

10/20/2026

Celebrate Disability History and Awareness Month with Inclusive Storytime! 💙📚

October is Disability History and Awareness Month, a time to celebrate the contributions of people with disabilities, increase understanding, and champion a more accessible and inclusive community for all.

Join Edmonds School District and Sno-Isle Libraries for Inclusive Storytime on Saturday, October 24! This welcoming, accessible event features multisensory storytelling in both English and American Sign Language (ASL), plus free friendship bracelet-making, snacks, and more.

📅 Date: Saturday, October 24, 2026
⏰ Time: 10 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
📍 Location: Edmonds Library, 650 Main Street, Edmonds

10/19/2026

Seaview Elementary 2026 Fun Run 💙🦈🏃‍♀️

The fun run is an annual celebration of Seaview Elementary's partnership with their PTA, who supports the school with fundraising efforts. This year the run had 430 student participants, with the addition of featured guests - Webbly from the Everett Aquasox, Buoy from the Seattle Kraken and Mariner Moose from the Seattle Mariners.

"It was a great turnout of families and community to celebrate our wonderful PTA and school," said Principal Heather Pickar.

10/19/2026

Racelee is racing toward her dreams! 🏁

Racelee McCoy, a freshman at Mountlake Terrace High, comes from a family with generations of motorcycle racing experience. She got her first motorcycle when she was just 2 years old and competed in her first race at 5.

After years of dedication, hard work, and perseverance through injuries and other challenges, Racelee earned her spot at one of the world’s largest amateur motocross races by placing third at the regional qualifier. She competed at the Amateur Motocross Championship at Loretta Lynn’s Ranch in Tennessee in August, an event she'd been dreaming of for years.

Read the full article from the Everett Herald at

Despite broken bones and other health issues, Racelee McCoy, 14, will travel to Loretta Lynn’s Ranch in Tennessee in August.

10/16/2026

Big learning starts small! 🌱

ECEAP helps children build a strong foundation for lifelong learning through individualized learning activities, daily nutritious meals, routine health screenings, and engaging in experiences that support their social, emotional, physical, and academic development. We also partner with families by providing resources, guidance, and opportunities to learn together.

To check eligibility, request details, or begin the registration process, contact the ECEAP team at [email protected] or (425) 431-7595. You can also learn more on our website - edmonds.wednet.edu

10/16/2026

Drop, Cover, and Hold On! 🙌🌎

Yesterday, Edmonds School District participated in the annual Great ShakeOut Earthquake Drill to practice how to stay safe when an earthquake strikes. Our Emergency Operations Command team at the district office checked in with each school to account for all students, faculty, and staff.

Here in Washington, where earthquakes are a real risk, practicing ahead of time helps us build confidence, strengthen preparedness, and protect our school communities. Taking a few minutes to practice today can make a big difference when it matters most!

10/15/2026

Exploring careers. Building skills. Discovering possibilities! 👷‍♀️🔨👷‍♂️

We’re proud to see our students exploring new opportunities and discovering their passions at Trade Up, an annual hands-on career exploration event at Edmonds College!

More than 200 local high school students participated in activities ranging from virtual welding and operating machinery to tying rebar and learning about meat cutting. These experiences give students a firsthand look at the many career pathways available to them after high school.

10/15/2026

Celebrating National School Lunch Week and shouting out Madrona's fantastic Jessica McCrocklin!

As part of the food and nutrition team at Madrona, each week Jessica makes fun, creative posts to keep the Madrona families up to date on menus, how to apply for school meal assistance, while also sharing fun facts. Jessica goes above and beyond to make school meal information accessible, engaging, and easy for families to find!

What is NSLW?
Learning is tough work-and kids need fuel if they’re going to learn! That’s why a healthy midday meal is crucial to the growing children who go to school. Since 1962, when President John F. Kennedy created National School Lunch Week (NSLW), this annual observance has promoted the importance of a healthy school lunch in a child’s life and the impact it has both in and out of the classroom.

10/14/2026

Oak Heights Elementary celebrated their ribbon cutting yesterday! 🎉 🩵

After years of planning, collaboration, and community support, last night we were able to celebrate the opening of our beautiful new campus with a ribbon-cutting ceremony!

Designed with students at the heart of every decision, Oak Heights features welcoming learning spaces, connections to nature, enhanced accessibility, and resources to support the well-being and success of every student.

As Superintendent Rebecca Miner shared, Oak Heights is more than a construction project, it’s a place where generations of students of this community will learn, make friends and grow in the future to discover what is possible.

Read more from My Edmonds News at https://trst.in/Gjmb7s
📸 Photos by Nick Ng, My Neighborhood News Network

10/14/2026

Investing in our schools while saving taxpayer dollars! 🏫

The Edmonds School District has secured $2,078,482 in direct savings for local taxpayers by refinancing a portion of its existing bonds and taking advantage of favorable interest rates.
The district also completed a $200 million bond sale to support voter-approved school construction projects, including College Place Elementary, College Place Middle School, the new Salish Middle School, and Westgate Elementary.

Building better schools. Protecting taxpayer dollars. Investing in our future.