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Superintendent's Corner

Looking ahead: Planning for the future of our schools 

Last week, the School Board unanimously voted to place a proposed $400 million school construction bond on the Nov. 3 ballot. While the board voted to place the measure before voters, the decision on …

A bright future awaits the Class of 2026

Two weeks ago, more than 1,000 Mukilteo School District students earned degrees, a joyful milestone filled with pride, celebration, and possibility. Together, they also garnered more than $5 million …

Community at its best

To everyone who stopped by, volunteered or supported the Mukilteo School District Superintendent’s Student Cabinet food drive at Sound Credit Union branches and Mukilteo’s QFC over the last few …

Mukilteo School District students lead with care to support their peers 

In Mukilteo School District, we know that learning depends on more than what happens in the classroom. For many students, something as basic as having enough to eat shapes how they experience each …

Mukilteo School District is celebrating a win for students

In the Feb. 10 election, voters approved Mukilteo School District’s Educational Program Levy renewal with nearly 60% support. Thank you for your support of teaching …

A district dedicated to academic excellence

As we welcome the new year, we are excited to look back on calendar year 2025. Because the school year stretches across two calendar years, the following highlights capture achievements from parts of …

Preschool, kindergarten options for families

It’s kindergarten registration season! If you or someone you know has a child who will be 5 years old by Aug. 31, it’s time to register for school this fall. It is so helpful to …

Budget impacts – federal, state, and local

Enrollment trends – The good news and bad news During the pandemic, we saw a significant drop in student enrollment, as did many school districts. While enrollment increased after we were …

School board member gratitude

January is School Board Recognition Month, which we observe annually. Each year seems to get more complex for these and other elected officials as they wrestle with new challenges and more …

Public schools at risk

Did you know that ours is the only state in the union that includes the provision to provide ample funding for public schools? As stated in the Washington State Constitution, Article IX, “It …

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