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Information about student progress reports, report cards
Click here to learn more about student progress reports and year-end report cards.
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Class of 2020 Update - May 15, 2020
Yesterday we received the Washington State Department of Health’s graduation guidance. For more than a month, our school and district administrative teams have been actively investigating and planning ways to best celebrate and recognize our Class of 2020 within the state’s “Stay Home, Stay Healthy” framework. Through feedback from our survey of seniors and families, we clearly heard that the ability to be with family and/or walk across a stage was of utmost importance.
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Graduation Follow-Up - May 13, 2020
Thank you for your patience as we continue to navigate all options in regard to our high school commencement ceremonies.
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Graduation message clarification
We would like to provide further details regarding plans for graduation for AIM High School, Glacier Peak High School and Snohomish High School. Our message yesterday did not intend to create anxiety or frustration. The intent was to let you know that although we will be unable to have a traditional ceremony at an arena or stadium, that we were diligently working on an alternative plan that would celebrate and recognize the Class of 2020.
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Graduation information for seniors and their families
Please click here for graduation information for our seniors and their families.
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May 8, 2020 Message from Superintendent Kultgen
As we are working through our new “normal," it is my sincere hope that this finds you safe and keeping healthy. Click for a couple of announcements to provide clarity as we move forward. Thank you for your continued support and if you have a question or concern please do not hesitate to reach out to your child’s teacher, principal or drop me a line.
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Semester Grades – Middle School and High School
Thank you for your patience as we developed the following grading procedure. The state provided its guidance for grading yesterday, and the document you are receiving today reflects those directives.
The foundation of this process is based on our goal of minimizing the impact of the school closure on our students. The core of this grading procedure is to encourage students to stay engaged with the lessons and their learning activities. Through this engagement, teachers will provide feedback to students on their academic work to support the continued learning of academic standards.
As we work together to educate our students, please know we value your feedback. We appreciate your questions and are continually listening to your suggestions. We are committed to working in partnership to make adjustments for the benefit of all students.
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April 14, 2020 Message from Superintendent Kultgen
As we continue to march through the COVID-19 outbreak together, for every decision made many, many more appear. As a district, with each decision we are striving to minimize the negative impact of the closure on each student. This goal is difficult as the closure impacts every student, family and staff member and each one is impacted differently depending on their situation.
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April 6, 2020 Message from Superintendent Kultgen
Earlier today Governor Inslee extended the closing of all K-12 districts for the remainder of the school year. Snohomish students will continue their education through our distance learning plan. Last week a message was sent detailing the daily schedule of this plan. This will be the basis for student learning until the end of the year.
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Important - Computer/laptop requests
Previous signups have been reset for students who continue to need to check out a laptop. A new request form must be completed, even if a request was completed in previous weeks and the student did not pick up the laptop. Click here to complete a signup by 9 a.m. on Thursday, April 9.
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Letter from the Superintendent - Secondary Instruction and Communication
The purpose of this letter is to provide clarity around continued teacher communication and connections with students and families at the secondary level (middle school and high school) as well as regular cycles of daily and weekly instruction starting Monday, April 13. As our situation evolves we will continually assess, reflect, and adjust our practices to best meet the needs of our students, families, and staff.
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Letter from the Superintendent - Elementary Instruction and Communication
The purpose of this letter is to provide clarity around continued teacher communication and connections with students and families at the elementary level as well as regular cycles of daily and weekly instruction starting Monday, April 13. As our situation evolves we will continually assess, reflect, and adjust our practices to best meet the needs of our students, families, and staff.
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Access to Learning for All Students
I hope that you remain safe and healthy as we continue to grapple with the impact of this unprecedented viral outbreak as a community. Heading into the first week of April, I would like to share with you our plans for the next few days and weeks. There is much uncertainty during this time, and we are doing our best as a district to formulate and revise academic plans in response to this evolving health crisis. I am grateful for your flexibility, patience, and grace.
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Message from State Superintendent Chris Reykdal During the COVID-19 Pandemic (March 27, 2020)
Click to watch State Superintendent Chris Reykdal's March 27, 2020 message regarding the COVID-19 pandemic.
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March 27, 2020 COVID-19 Update
Included is some important information we would like to share as we head into the weekend. As always, please stay safe.
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March 25, 2020 COVID-19 Update
Click today's update for more information about Kids' Cafe meal distribution, computers/laptops support and access to learning.
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Family Video Message From Supt. Kultgen
Please visit this link to view a family communication video from Superintendent Kultgen.
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March 24 Device Distribution Update
You will have the opportunity to check out these devices at the following locations and times. Students are able to check out computers/laptops. However, a parent/guardian will need to accompany students who requested hotspots. Please have your ID or your student’s school ID available. While picking up your devices, please practice social distancing and be patient as we distribute devices. Laptop user agreements will be at the sites of students and families to sign before devices will be distributed.
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Device Distribution
A number of students and families have reached out to us regarding their windows for device distribution. Included are larger time frame distribution opportunities for pick- up. We apologize for any confusion this may have caused. Feel free to come at any of the available times, but please note there may be longer than expected wait times.
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March 23, 2020 COVID-19 Update
Thank you for your patience and understanding during these ever evolving times. Included is more information as we enter our second week.
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March 20, 2020 COVID-19 Update
Click for updates to access to learning, graduation, Kids' cafe and student computers/laptops.
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March 19, 2020 COVID-19 Update
Beginning Monday, March 23, Kids' Cafe meals will be delivered using district buses/vehicles along bus routes. Please follow this link to get route and meal drop-off information.
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March 18, 2020 COVID-19 Update
With the district-wide closure of all schools in the Snohomish School District, we wanted to provide families with more information to support students’ access to learning. The materials do not replace the experience of being in school but can help students maintain the learning that has taken place this school year.
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March 16, 2020 COVID-19 Update
Thank you for your partnership and understanding as we navigate the COVID-19 situation together. Today's communication contains information you may find useful this week.
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March 13, 2020 COVID-19 Update
As each of us moves into the weekend, I want to recommend you take this time to relax, take lots of deep breaths and spend time with your friends and family. It is critical that each of us takes care of ourselves and each other during this unprecedented time.
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