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Yearbook Bids
Lake Stevens School District is soliciting secondary schools yearbook bids for the 2023-2026 school years. Responsive bidders can access the Invitation to Bid Instructions (PDF) and the Bid Specifications (PDF) documents. Bid opening is scheduled for June 8, 2023 at 1 p.m. at the Educational Service Center, 12309 22nd St NE, 98258. -
Overdose & Prevention Town Hall in partnership with the City of Lake Stevens: Thursday, June 8 at Cavelero Mid High School, 6 to 8 p.m. Learn more.
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Register now for our summer athletic camps!
Registration is now open for our Community Education Summer Camps. We have lots of great options to choose from, including football, volleyball, soccer, softball, tennis and basketball!To register, visit our Community Education page.
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Annual recognition event honors volunteers of the year, community
On April 26, Lake Stevens School District honored its Volunteers of the Year and Distinguished Service Award recipient for their time and contributions to our students. Each school selected a Volunteer of the Year who was introduced by the building principal or a member of the school’s staff, and honored with an inscribed vase and flowers. Following the program, guests were treated to sweet and savory treats courtesy of the district’s Food & Nutrition Services Department.
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Work continues to develop new goals and strategic priorities for new Foundation for Excellence
The district’s strategic plan, called the Foundation for Excellence, was adopted in 2013, and has guided the work of our employees and the overall direction of the district since that time. Since last spring Dr. Collins and his leadership team have been working to review and revise the Foundation to ensure that it captures where we are, and where we strive to be.
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Student Bus Managers support classmates, help reduce problem behaviors on school buses
Our school buses safely transport thousands of students to and from school throughout the school year. While bus drivers’ main focus is on the road, they are also responsible for monitoring student behavior, which can be tricky. Appointing student Bus Managers has been a positive behavior strategy on elementary buses throughout the district.
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HomeLink students use engineering skills to design and build newsprint towers
Three sheets of newspaper, one pair of scissors, 12 inches of tape and just 20 minutes to design, build and test a newsprint tower. This is the challenge that students in Amanda Smitkin’s Makers Lab at HomeLink were faced with. The class, made up of students in fourth- through eighth-grade, was broken into teams of two to complete this engineering design challenge. HomeLink is a parent partnership, public school option for students in kindergarten through eighth-grade. Located on the campus of Lake Stevens High School.
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Understanding Lake Stevens School District’s anticipated 2023-24 budget
Lake Stevens School District is carefully reviewing its budget projections for the 2023-24 school year, and making necessary adjustments based on federal funding reductions, and the anticipated state budget. However, because of our proactive and conservative budgeting process, and strong community support for passing school levies, the district will not need major budgetary adjustments. Overall, the district projects approximately $3.5 million in budget reductions for the coming school year. Some of these reductions will happen through attrition when staff resign or retire, and their positions are not replaced. Others will happen with strategic cuts and other planned cost saving measures.
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Kindergarten Enrollment for 2023-24
Kindergarten enrollment for the 2023-24 school year is on now! Each elementary school has kindergarten information on its website.
