Snoqualmie Middle School

Principal: Ruth Moen

Assistant Prinicpal: Vernie Newell

9200 Railroad Ave S.E.

Snoqualmie, WA 98065

(425) 831-8450

Student achievement has been on an upward trend with students scoring better than the state average on all three of the core competencies in reading, writing, and math
One of the top WASL scoring Middle Schools
Program for highly capable students at all grade levels with an accelerated focus in math and literary skills
Science classes that actively involve students in weekly lab opportunities, discussions, technology integration
The average teacher experience level is 10 years with 65% of staff passing a master degree or higher
Eagle Excel is an intervention program providing extra support in reading and math for 7th and 8th graders
Strong special education and Title 1 program at each grade level with IA support
"Just Read" is a monthly designated time for the entire school community to drop everything and read for 30 minutes
Full slate of extra curricular activities with 75% of students participating
No-cut policy in all sports
Student art work is published throughout the school and at art shows
Hands on shop class designed for students to apply math concepts and learn basic applications of woods and metals
Student led assemblies are featured throughout the year

Outstanding band and choir programs involving over 250 students showcasing their talent through concerts, competitions and festivals
Health classes with a key focus on personal responsibility, respect and content that evaluates healthy nutrition and choices
A monthly character trait is the focus for the SMS Student of the Month recognition--monthly traits include: Respect, Responsibility, Courage, Generosity, Integrity, Kindness, Flexibility, Persistence and Positive Attitude
Technology integration including closed circuit TV, ACTIV Boards
Monthly newsletter is mailed to all parents/guardians with updates about learning and activities
Staff use of technology solutions to keep parents informed including: SharePoint, online grading, and SMS website
Strong PTSA participation with $10,000. in funding for special teacher grants
Volunteer support is evident each day
Professional Learning Communities within teams, Learning Improvement Team, Building Committees, and through staff development opportunities