Back-to-School Information

Parents/guardians can find important information on our district website year-round. Under the About Us tab, our Legal & Official Notices include topics that require annual notifications per state and federal laws.

We encourage you to explore this resource for information on a wide range of topics related to public education, school safety, support services, Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), and much more.

For students with medical conditions requiring life-saving medications, please be aware of the following requirement. If your child has a condition such as asthma, severe/anaphylactic allergies, seizures (with rescue medication), diabetes, or any other condition that necessitates life-saving medication, you are required to submit signed medication orders from a healthcare provider EACH new school year.

We kindly ask that you complete and submit these medication orders prior to the first day of school. These orders must be on file at the school in order for your child to attend school or participate in extracurricular activities.  

Medication Order Forms 

Please note: Forms from last year do not meet the 2025-26 requirement. Failure to submit the required medication orders will result in a hold on your child's extracurricular and athletic participation and may lead to exclusion from school until the necessary documentation is received and processed.

Our school nursing staff will return on-site on August 19, and will be available to answer any questions at that time.

At the high school level, our nursing staff highly encourages self-carry. If your child has self-carry permissions, it is the responsibility of the parent/guardian and student to ensure that unexpired emergency medication is with them at all times!

We appreciate your prompt action to ensure your child’s health needs are addressed before the school year begins.

The Snoqualmie Valley School District's online payment system allows parents/guardians to make a deposit into their student's school meal account, to purchase ASB cards/yearbooks and pay fees, using a credit card. Click here to make a payment online.  

*IMPORTANT NEW REQUIREMENT: August 11-20  

All returning families must complete our district’s online RSVP Process for each of their children — in order to gain access to their student’s class assignment or school schedule in Skyward Family Access.

For returning students with two families, we kindly ask that just one guardian (from Family1) complete the RSVP Process on behalf of the student. New students to the district do not need to complete the RSVP Process, since these steps were covered through enrollment.  

The RSVP Process is open August 11-20 in Family Access. Once you’ve completed the RSVP, you’ll be able to access your student’s schedule/class assignment on the date they become available in Skyward Family Access. (See Key Dates for your grade level.) 

Thank you for your timely attention to this requirement!  The RSVP Process is necessary to provide important updates regarding your child's education, ensure our school district understands your family’s needs/preferences, and verify that your family’s contact information is accurate in our system.

For elementary and middle school students (grades K-8), supply lists have been streamlined across our schools. At elementary schools, supplies are based on grade level and the same lists are used by all our K-5 schools. For middle school students (grades 6-8), grade-level lists are broken down by school. 

Check our 2025-26 School Supplies webpage 

For high school students (grades 9-12), it's essential to come prepared with a pen and notebook on the first day. Teachers will provide further guidance on any additional supply needs.

Need assistance with school supplies? 

If you need help purchasing school supplies and backpacks for your school-aged students, mark your calendar for August 19 at 2-6:30 p.m. or August 20 from 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. for a FREE event. The Mount Si Lutheran Church organizes this event each year for Snoqualmie Valley families in need, with contributions from many other caring community groups and volunteers. For more information, read their flyer.  

Care Point Clinic will be at Snoqualmie Middle School on Wednesday, August 20, from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m., offering FREE sports physical exams and Tdap vaccinations, through their Mobile Clinic. A pediatrician will also be available to provide counseling about vaccination exemptions if needed.

Appointments are encouraged—contact info@carepointonline.org or call 425-478-6627. Same-day walk-ins will be seen as time allows.

Middle school and high school students who want to participate in sports should bring a copy of their school’s physical form to be completed and signed by the health care professional. Sports physicals are good for two years.

Middle School Sports Physical Form  |  Mount Si High School Physical Form 

We are grateful to the generous parents and community members whose contributions of time, talents, and support help make SVSD an amazing place for students to grow and learn.

TO VOLUNTEER:  Anyone seeking to volunteer at Snoqualmie Valley schools and school events with students must be approved before they are eligible to volunteer. For details on our volunteer approval process, please visit: SVSD Volunteering, located under the Community tab of our district website. Once approved, a volunteer may serve at any/all SVSD schools. Approval expires after two years, and can be renewed.

Volunteer Opportunities:

• Snoqualmie Valley Schools Foundation (SVSF) – Since 1988, this supportive non-profit organization of devoted volunteers has worked to raise funding each year, which goes toward supporting ALL students and schools across the Snoqualmie Valley School District. They commit 100% of SVSF donations in the form of thoughtful district-wide initiatives (that balance support among our schools) and as innovative classroom grants (helping creative SVSD educators introduce exciting new programs or resources to their students). Learn how you can volunteer or donate at: svsfoundation.org.
• Parent Teacher Student Associations (PTSA) – Most of our schools are fortunate to receive focused support from dedicated parent volunteers who participate as a PTSA or PTA. They partner with the school principal to address their school’s specific needs, which can vary. Examples may include fundraising events, chaperoning dances, hosting fun student & family activities after-hours, coordinating after-school enrichment classes, staff appreciation, etc. Visit the PTSA Directory to find your school's PTSA information.
• Youth Success Mentors is a program facilitated by the Empower Youth Network (EYN) that matches a caring adult volunteer with a student who could benefit from a positive role model. Mentors commit to meeting one-on-one with the same student for about an hour per week, at their school and during the school day. Many establish positive and rewarding relationships that both students and mentors want to continue for several years! To learn how you can make a difference one student at a time, please visit EYN at: https://empoweryouthnetwork.org/.

• Also, check with your school – office staff, teachers, coaches, music directors, and/or club advisors – as to whether they have volunteer needs. For example, volunteers may be needed for:  community internship mentors (Two Rivers School), reading buddies (K-5), field trip chaperones, classroom helpers, drama set design/costumes, Career Fair participants or guest speakers (Career & Technical Education), piano accompaniment for choirs, Booster groups for sports and music programs, etc.