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At Glacier Peak High School, a unique and impactful program is redefining physical education and inclusion. Unified PE, launched during the 2021-2022 school year, brings together general education students and students in the life skills classroom (those in the special education program), for a shared PE experience.
This summer, all kids 18 and under can enjoy free breakfast and lunch with Snohomish School District’s Kids' Café - no sign-up, no hassle, just great meals! Swing by your school library for stories and smiles, and keep an eye out for the Book Café rolling through neighborhoods with free books to spark summer reading fun. Come eat, read, and explore all summer long!
Our 2024-2025 high school seniors will graduate from Snohomish on Thursday, June 5 (AIM High School), Friday, June 6 (Transition Center) and Monday, June 9 (Glacier Peak High School and Snohomish High School). More information will be available from respective high schools in the coming months.
Read more about Public School Volunteer Week, the district's annual Kids in the Kitchen/Junior Chef Competition, high school spring musicals, 2024-2025 senior & graduation information, and more.
For students in 7th grade, the Tdap vaccine must be given at or after age 10 to be accepted for school entry. If your child is 10 years old and already received this booster, their immunizations are complete. The middle school nurse may need medical verification when this vaccine was given. If your child receives this booster anytime between now and the start of next school year, please bring the record to the school nurse. It is good to keep a copy of immunizations for your records.
Our elementary student finalists will face off in the district's annual Kids in the Kitchen/Junior Chef Competition cooking competition at 4 p.m. on Friday, April 25 at Glacier Peak High School (7401 144th Place SE in Snohomish) in the commons. Everyone is welcome to attend the event.
By The Numbers
9,642
Students Enrolled in SSD (2023-2024)
15 Campuses
Nine elementary schools, two middle schools, three high schools, ECEAP, and an alternative program across 15 campuses
90.9%
4-Year Graduation Rate
19.3
Average Class Size