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Two students wearing safety glasses assemble electronic kits in an ORCA K-8classroom. The students use soldering equipment, circuit boards, and instructional guides while learning electronics and engineering concepts. Pinball machines and additional students working on projects are visible in the background.

Building Circuits, Confidence, and Career Skills

Thanks to Seattle Education Foundation and SPS CTE, Orca K-8 students are gaining experience with electronics, soldering, and engineering.
Superintendent Ben Shuldiner and another person in a gray jacket sign a white steel beam with black markers during a Memorial Stadium construction milestone celebration. The beam is covered with signatures and markings.

Steel, Signatures, and Community Spirit Mark Key Phase in Construction 

Memorial Stadium redevelopment project as community leaders, project partners, and SPS celebrated the raising of the final structural beam
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Superintendent’s Newsletter

A weekly message from Superintendent Ben Shuldiner.
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Vaccination Clinics

Stay up to date with vaccines including boosters at vaccination clinic for children and adults.
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Update to Technology Use for K-2 Students

Seattle Public Schools is updating how technology is used in kindergarten through second grade classrooms beginning Jan. 4, 2027.
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Denny Students Help Make Streets Safer for School Community 

Denny Middle School ASB students partnered with the Seattle Dept. of Transportation to advocate for safer crossings
Superintendent Shuldiner speaking to the community during the community meeting at Salmon Bay

Superintendent Community Engagement Meetings Return This Fall

Your Voice Matters: Superintendent Community Engagement Meetings Return This Fall
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Youth Arts Collective Member Creates Opportunities for Young Artists at Rainier Beach High School 

As a member of the 2026-27 Seattle Public Schools Youth Arts Collective, Rainier Beach High School senior Laureyna Nguyen is helping foster creativity
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SPS Students Earn National Merit Scholarship Semifinalist Recognition 

Semifinalists in the 2027 National Merit® Scholarship Program
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Requesting Religious Accommodations

Seattle Public Schools affirms and supports students and staff from all faith backgrounds. Students and staff may request religious accommodations.