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Seal of Biliteracy

Nearly 500 graduates earned the Washington State Seal of Biliteracy this year!…
A elementary student smiles as she holds a bag with books in a school auditorium

Literacy Nonprofit Marks Major Milestone at Concord International Elementary

Page Ahead has distributed its 4-millionth book to Concord International Elementary in June.  …
Two middle-school age students work together on a project in a classroom

K-5 Math Adoption Materials

The School Board approved the purchase of enVision Math for kindergarten - 5th grade…

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.
Superintendent Jones reads a book to a classroom of elementary students

Early Literacy Priority Schools

Using an approach called Targeted Universalism, a deliberate focus is placed on supporting students of color furthest from educational justice.
A young student rides a bike in the school gym with a helmet and a mask

Learn-to-Ride PE Program

While in class, students are taught how to wear a bike helmet, navigate a bike, and ride safely with classmates.

Black Studies Classes

The Teaching and Learning team worked with educators across the district to diversify its course offerings.

Family Literacy Connectors

Family Literacy Connectors help schools build welcoming literacy environments for families, bridging instruction and practices between school and home…

Rainier Beach and Roosevelt Music Educator Awards

Roosevelt’s Scott Brown and Rainier Beach’s Katie Lenoue received awards from the Washington Music Educators Association for outstanding contributions…

Liberatory Education

Liberatory Education Changing the Way Students Learn About History    The word liberate means set someone free from a situation, especially imprisonment or slavery, in which their liberty is severely restricted. It can also mean releasing someone from a situation that limits freedom of thought or behavior.  Manager of Black…
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