District News
Congratulations to Mount Si High School student Sophia Long, who was recently named an honorable mention winner in the 2025 C-SPAN StudentCam competition—a national documentary contest that invites students to share messages with the president about issues that matter most to them or their communities.
Congratulations to three students whose Reflection Art Contest entries earned awards from the Washington State PTSA!
Attention elementary school artists! Submit 2D artwork to your school office March 31-April 11 for the SVSD Art Show. Then plan to attend this May 12 celebration of student creativity!
The Smarter Balanced Assessment (SBA) is administered every spring in math and English language arts to students in grades 3-8, as well as all 10th graders and any 11th and 12th graders who still need to meet a graduation pathway requirement. Students in grades 5, 8 and 11 also take the Washington Comprehensive Assessment of Science (WCAS).
Congratulations to 5th-grade writers whose stories were rewarded in the 2025 Kiwanis Kindness Essay Contest!
This week, we’re joined by Wildcat Idol winner Keely Lanman and Mount Si Choir Teacher, Mrs. Isaacs. Keely talks about her musical journey and what it meant to win this year’s competition, while Mrs. Isaacs shares the magic behind Mount Si’s award-winning choir program.
Students in the TLC (Transition Learning Center) program look sharp and feel confident with new supplies to support their job site experiences. Thanks to recent additions—including professional-looking vests, a branded banner, and a portable speaker—students now look and sound the part as they represent our schools in the community.
Thanks for driving 20 mph in school zones! Also, please be aware that the City of Snoqualmie is working to resolve some issues with the safety signs near TRES.