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Spring Break: Schools will be closed Monday, April 1 through Friday, April 5 for Spring Break. The Educational Service Center will be open to guests Tuesday through Friday of Spring Break from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m.
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Our Board of Directors voted during their March 13 meeting on revised calendar dates to make up missed days and instruction hours due to February’s snow. The Board approved the revised calendar dates with the last day of school being Friday, June 21. However, that date is dependent on the state's approval of our waiver request. The district is still awaiting that approval, and will make an announcement once that date is confirmed. We received notification from the Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction that, in addition to making up the school days and instructional hours missed due to snow, we must also make up the time lost during our two hour late starts and our early release. In order to do that, we are making adjustments to our early release Fridays in April and May.
Three Lake Stevens School District teachers earned their National Board Certification in 2018. Certification is an advanced teaching credential where educators analyze their teaching content and students’ needs, submit videos of their teaching and provide student work samples that demonstrate growth and achievement.
Sixth- and seventh-graders throughout Lake Stevens are learning how to be safer cyclists and walkers through the Safe Routes to School Bike and Pedestrian Safety Education (SRTS) Program. Lake Stevens School District received a $30,000 grant from the Washington State Department of Transportation to implement the program at Lake Stevens and North Lake Middle Schools.
Property tax bills were mailed to Snohomish County residents on Feb. 14. The amount of your property tax bill is based upon the costs of your state and local government and voter approved levies. This includes the operating costs of your schools, city, county and taxing districts such as hospital, fire and sewer districts.
If you’ve visited or driven past Lake Stevens High School (LSHS) recently you know that construction of the modernized and expanded school is steadily progressing. Construction began in June 2018, but the research, planning, budgeting and design processes started many years ago.
