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New SPS Executive Director of Safety and Security

José Curiel Morelos is a key hire in the district’s 2024-25 safety measures.
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Upcoming Levies Information Sessions

Join us for online levies information sessions in October and November.
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First Bell October Edition

Watch the latest edition of “First Bell,” the Seattle Public Schools news broadcast.

Family-Teacher Conferences

2024 family-teacher conferences for elementary and K-8 students are scheduled for Nov. 25-27. We have gathered tips to help you prepare.
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Garfield Alum Awarded Nobel Prize in Chemistry

David Baker, a professor of biochemistry at the University of Washington School of Medicine, is a 1980 graduate of Garfield High School.

Requesting Religious Accommodations

Seattle Public Schools affirms and supports students and staff from all faith backgrounds. Students and staff may request religious accommodations.
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Cellphone Policy Catching on with Students, Parents

Students and staff at Eagle Staff and Hamilton International middle schools are noticing the positive change after pushing for cellphone-free campuses…
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Well-Resourced Schools October 2024 Update

A revised proposal that will support addressing the budget deficit for the 2025-26 school year.
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West Seattle High School Receives National Honor from Special Olympics   

West Seattle High School, officially recognized by Special Olympics International as a Special Olympics National Banner Unified Champion School.
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District Launches Monthly Staff Recognition Awards

We are excited to celebrate the incredible individuals who make a difference in Seattle Public Schools! Last April, we set out to find some of the district’s most spirited teachers, and the letters did not disappoint. We received dozens of nominations singing the praises of teachers, instructional assistants, assistant principals,…