District News
The SVSD Board of Directors will be hosting a Board Meeting at 5:00 p.m., Thursday, July 10, 2025 at the SVSD Board Room, 8001 Silva Avenue SE, Snoqualmie, WA 98065.
From fresh face to new roles. See what leadership changes took place in SVSD for the upcoming 2025-26 school year.
As we wrap up Season 1 of Voices of the Valley, we’re excited to bring you a powerful and inspiring final episode featuring Mount Si High School Interim Principal Vernie Newell.
In this conversation, Principal Newell shares his vision for the upcoming school year, focusing on building strong relationships, fostering a culture of excellence, and continuing the school’s commitment to high expectations and support for all students. With a deep passion for education and leadership, he talks about what it means to move from “good to great,” and how the MSHS team plans to take it one step further—toward excellence.
Whether you're a parent, student, staff member, or community partner, this episode offers a hopeful and motivating glimpse into what lies ahead at Mount Si High School.
Will they float? See for yourself in a slide show of Mount Si's Advanced Welding class testing their projects at Rattlesnake Lake. Check out the incredible work from the new maritime welding course!
We’re proud to share the Snoqualmie Valley School District’s 5-Year Strategic Plan, shaped by community voices and School Board leadership. This plan reflects our shared commitment to academic excellence, student well-being, and a bright future for every learner.
Visit our new Strategic Plan website to explore the vision, priorities, and goals guiding SVSD through 2029.
We’re thrilled to celebrate Noah Sohn of Mount Si High School, who placed 6th in the nation at the 2025 SkillsUSA National Leadership & Skills Conference (NLSC)! 🎉
Final report cards for all K–12 students are now posted in Skyward Family Access.
To view your student’s report card, log in and click on the “Report Cards/Documents” tab.
Summer break is a time to rest and recharge—but it shouldn't mean missed meals. While the Snoqualmie Valley School District does not offer a summer meal program, there are free resources available to help families access nutritious food all summer long.