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School Principal Announcement - Snohomish High School
Nate DuChesne has been selected as Snohomish High School’s new principal beginning with the 2022-2023 school year. He joins assistant principals Nick Allen, Anne Tompkins and Steve VerHoeven. He brings tremendous passion and experience to this role and is excited to return to his Panther roots. Principal DuChesne is a 1985 Snohomish High School graduate and is a long-time community resident.
Principal DuChesne comes to us from the Mukilteo School District, where he has served as principal at Mariner High School since 2016. Prior to that, he was assistant principal at Mariner and taught English and history in Vancouver, Stanwood, LaConner and Cashmere. -
May Cultural Awareness and Recognitions
May Cultural Awareness and Recognitions: Asian Pacific American Heritage, Haitian Heritage Month, Jewish American Heritage Month, Speech and Hearing Awareness Month
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Senior & graduation information
Congratulations graduates! Learn more about our AIM High School, Glacier Peak High School and Snohomish High School 2022 graduation ceremonies.
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Thank you Snohomish Lions Club!
Members of the Snohomish Lions Club recently presented the district with a second Spot Vision Screener. These devices, which cost about $7,000 each, are essential to school nurses who use them to screen students, monitor on-going vision concerns presented by staff and families, and provide data for evaluations.
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Glacier Peak High School student theatre presents Cinderella
Are you ready for a little magic in your life? Come see the musical Cinderella presented by theatre students at Glacier Peak High School (7401 144th Place SE in Snohomish). Cinderella premiers Friday, April 15 at 7 p.m. Other dates include Thursday, April 28; Fridays on April 22 and April 29; and Saturdays on April 16, April 23 and April 30. Showtimes are 7 p.m. with additional 2 p.m. matinees on Saturdays. Click here for ticket information.
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Snohomish High School student theatre presents Once Upon A Mattress
Snohomish High School student theatre presents Once Upon A Mattress. Based loosely on the fairy tale, “The Princess and the Pea,” this family-friendly musical has been delighting audiences for over 60 years! Performances will be held May 6, May 7, May 13, May 14, May 20, and May 21 at Snohomish High School (1316 Fifth Street in Snohomish). Evening performances each day at 7 p.m., Saturday matinees at 1 p.m.
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Speak Up!
Rather than focus on or highlight hate, we would like to take this opportunity to look at how we can continue to move forward and work to be better with one another. We can start with increasing our awareness of hate speech and engage in conversations around how to address it and support those impacted by it. To be clear, hate negatively impacts everyone.
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Snohomish students outperform state testing averages
The percentage of Snohomish students who took the Smarter Balanced Assessment (SBA) and Washington Comprehensive Assessment of Science (WCAS) in fall 2021 and met the state standard in English language arts (ELA) exceeded the state average at every elementary, middle school and high school grade level.The percentage of Snohomish students who took the Smarter Balanced Assessment (SBA) and Washington Comprehensive Assessment of Science (WCAS) in fall 2021 and met the state standard in English language arts (ELA) exceeded the state average at every elementary, middle school and high school grade level.
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Thank you Snohomish!
On behalf of our students, school board and staff in Snohomish School District, we want to extend a heartfelt thank you to our Snohomish community. Your support for the Educational Programs and Operations Replacement Levy and the Replacement Levy for Technology, Safety and Facility Improvements is invaluable to the education of our students.
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It’s electric!
The district is now the owner of an electric school bus! The Electric Type C Conventional 71-passenger Blue Bird school bus was purchased with the help of a $300,000 Department of Ecology grant.
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More savings for taxpayers as second bond refinanced
Snohomish school leaders saved local taxpayers money $818,990 over the next two years by refinancing an existing school construction bond.
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Assisting student learning inside and out of the classroom
Learning assistants (paraeducators) provide individualized instruction and support to students.
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Students, staff welcome return to classrooms
The noisy school halls are music to the ears of staff and the almost 9,300 students who returned to full-time, in-person learning this fall.
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Supporting students to keep academics on track
Support from paraeducators and online access is vital for quarantined students to catch up and keep up on studies.
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Check up on nurses
Snohomish students have returned to learning on campus, but the pandemic is not over. School nurses are on the front lines of keeping students healthy and safe.
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Snohomish High School teacher honored with national excellence in teaching award
Teacher Kathy Purviance-Snow is named one of only five Horace Mann Award for Teaching Excellence recipients in the nation.
