Calendars and News

Responding to National Tragedy

The well-being of our students is our top concern. We have put numerous measures into place to ensure schools are safe.

Special Olympics Unified Leadership Summit

During the Special Olympics Leadership Summit, participants shared ideas on how the program can be successful at every school.  …

LGBTQ Pride

As we head into June, Seattle Schools is celebrating LGBTQ Pride month in a few ways.

Expanding High School Course Catalog Offerings

Seattle Public Schools has a new way for our students to access courses in Ethnic Studies, Black Studies, and American Indian Studies in the 2022-23.

Early Literacy Priority Schools

Using an approach called Targeted UniversalismTargeted Universalism holds that targeted and differentiated efforts are required to meet, a deliberate focus is placed on supporting students of color furthest from educational justice.

Ingraham Student Government Creates New Traditions

Returning to campus after nearly two years of building closures is allowing high school student leaders to redefine school spirit.

K-5 Math Adoption Materials

On May 18, the School Board will vote on the new math instructional material for kindergarten-5th grade.

Honors All Around

Students and staff across the district are receiving prestigious honors. From Emmy nominations to national awards, check out their accomplishments.

Start times for 2022-23 school year update

Superintendent Jones has determined Seattle Public Schools will continue the two-tier transportation system for the 2022-23 school year.

2021-22 and 2022-23 School Year Calendar

Reminder May 30 Memorial Day (no school)…

Students Help Improve Volunteer Services

To improve volunteer services and increase volunteers in schools, staff have sought the voice of students to provide input on volunteer supports.

Bike Everywhere Month

May is National Bike Month and a chance to showcase the many benefits of bicycling.