Lake Stevens School District

Inspiring Excellence

Announcements

  • Kindergarten enrollment for the 2021-22 school year: It's time to register your kindergartener for the upcoming school year. Check out this video to learn more information.
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  • District and school office hours: The Educational Services Center (ESC) is open to the public from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. School offices are also open to serve students and families. Masks are required when visiting our buildings. Please do not visit if you are ill, or if you have been exposed to COVID-19. We encourage you to reach out via telephone, email or virtual meetings whenever possible. 

    If you're not sure who to contact, please email tellus@lkstevens.wednet.edu and your question will be routed accordingly. If you have questions about Chromebooks or technology, please email techsupport@lkstevens.wednet.edu. Classroom teachers can help students reset their password if needed. 
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  • Mission Statement
    Our students will be contributing members of society and lifelong learners, pursuing their passions and interests in an ever-changing world.

    Vision Statement
    To inspire a community-wide culture of excellence, growth, and achievement, where individuals are supported and challenged, engaged and empowered, and recognized for their unique contributions.

Headlines

  • Lake Stevens Middle School teacher wins award for enhancing STEM education

    Alex Moll, a teacher at Lake Stevens Middle School (LSMS), was one of six educators recognized with the Gerhard Salinger Award for Enhancing I-STEM Education. Moll was selected for this honor based on his work with the STEM Guitar Project.

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  • More information regarding Gov. Inslee’s three-foot social distance order

    We are aware of the order Gov. Inslee made this afternoon that allows Washington state schools to begin using a three-foot social distancing model in classrooms in alignment with recent CDC guidance. Our current District COVID-19 Safety Plan is built on a six-foot social distancing model, and must be reexamined. The safety of our students and employees remains our utmost priority, and Lake Stevens School District administrators are reviewing this new guidance to determine how and when it can be safely implemented in our schools.

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  • Lake Stevens School District Board of Directors appoints Dr. Ken Collins as new superintendent

    After more than 10 years as Superintendent of Lake Stevens School District and 38 years in the district, Dr. Amy Beth Cook will retire this June. The Lake Stevens School District Board of Directors has appointed Dr. Ken Collins, the district’s current Assistant Superintendent of Teaching & Learning, as the new superintendent beginning July 1, 2021.

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  • Lake Stevens superintendent to retire after 38 years of educational leadership

    Lake Stevens School District Superintendent Amy Beth Cook will retire in June 2021. Dr. Cook has dedicated more than 38 years of service to Lake Stevens School District—10 as superintendent. Dr. Cook will remain in her position through June 2021. Details of the process to select a new superintendent are being finalized by the Lake Stevens School District Board of Directors, and will be shared once complete.

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