The Early Years
Prior to 1945 
- Fall City School District
- North Bend School District
- Snoqualmie School District
These three school districts consolidated in 1944. The high school, Mount Si, was housed in the former Snoqualmie High School building.
North Bend High School was converted into a grade school. The building burned down in 1967.
Picture is of North Bend High School which was built in 1916
After 1945
- Snoqualmie K-12 school
- North Bend K-8 school
- Fall City K-8 school
Picture is of Snoqualmie High School and Snoqualmie Elementary School. The Snoqualmie Elementary School building is currently being used as the Snoqualmie Valley School District Office.
Excerpts from "History of Education by Hermia Opstad, 1956 - It was at this time that the decision was made to operate a high school at Snoqualmie using the facilities of the Snoqualmie High School plus 4 rooms from the Snoqualmie Elementary School. This made it necessary to provide other facilities for these 4 grades. The 5th and 6th grades were sent to Snoqualmie Falls and the 7th and 8th grades from Snoqualmie and Snoqualmie Falls schools were sent to North Bend. This enabled the district to reduce the required number of classes in these grades and made for more economical operations.
History of District Buildings:
- Cascade View Elementary
- Fall City Elementary
- North Bend Elementary
- Opstad Elementary
- Snoqualmie Elementary
- Chief Kanim Middle School
- Snoqualmie Middle School
- Mount Si High School
- Two Rivers School
- District Office
History