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Many in the district helping to bring students back to classrooms | Superintendent's Corner
Things are moving more quickly at the Mukilteo School District. After expanding part-time in-person learning to students receiving special services in January, we have added ECEAP... — Updated 4/12/2021
Rotary Club of Everett – Mukilteo recognizes its Students of the Month
The Rotary Club of South Everett – Mukilteo has named its Students of the Month for February and March at ACES, Kamiak and Mariner high schools. ACES February Student of the... — Updated 4/7/2021
Apply for Mukilteo Way Garden Club Horticulture Scholarship | School Brief
The Mukilteo Way Garden Club is accepting applications for its 15th annual $1,000 Horticulture Scholarship for the 2021-22 academic year. The scholarship provides funds for academic... — Updated 4/7/2021
Kamiak, Mariner name Students of the Month
Kamiak High School's Students of the Month for March are freshmen Nazarii Zhuk and Sofia Montaperto, sophomore Amiya McLean, juniors Oliva Higgins and Owen Pacey, and seniors Edwin... — Updated 4/7/2021
Historical Society extends deadline for scholarship contest | School Brief
The Mukilteo Historical Society Board has extended the cutoff to May 1 for accepting essays for its annual one year $1,500 college or trade school scholarship. The scholarship will... — Updated 3/31/2021
Students encouraged to apply for Rotary Club of South Everett Mukilteo academic scholarships | School Brief
The Rotary Club of South Everett – Mukilteo will provide over $25,000 in academic scholarships in 2021 to high school seniors from Kamiak, Mariner, Cascade and Aces high schools... — Updated 3/31/2021
Schools can scoot desks to 3-feet apart
Gov. Jay Inslee has updated the Children's Mental Health Crisis proclamation related to in-person education physical distancing guidelines. The update will permit Washington's K-12... — Updated 3/30/2021
Edmonds College honors student with Transforming Lives award | School Brief
The Edmonds College Board of Trustees awarded Ayesha Bodiat with its 2021 Transforming Lives award. "The Board of Trustees is deeply committed to and inspired by the success of our... — Updated 3/24/2021
Mukilteo District working to bring back students to classrooms
The Mukilteo School District welcomed Gov. Jay Inslee's declaration that school districts give every student the opportunity for some in-person instruction. Inslee signed an emergen... — Updated 3/24/2021
Former Mariner principal Bond dies
Editor's note: Former Mariner High School principal Suzanne Bond died earlier this month. The following is her obituary. On the morning of March 3, 2021, Suzanne S. Bond of... — Updated 3/24/2021
Students in 2nd District invited to enter 2021 Congressional Art Competition | School Brief
Rep. Rick Larsen (D–2nd District) is inviting high school-aged students, who live or attend school in Washington state's 2nd Congressional District, to showcase their artistic... — Updated 3/17/2021
Mariner senior to participate in U.S. Senate Youth program
Khanh Doan couldn't believe it. Last month, the Mariner senior received word that she was one of two students in Washington state selected to participate in the annual United States... — Updated 3/17/2021
EC scholarship winner inspired by deep space exploration
Edmonds College student Eric Chung was one of 11 students from across the country to win a $5,000 Community College Scholarship in October from Optimal, an education research... — Updated 3/3/2021
Rotary recognizes Students of the Month
The South Everett Mukilteo Rotary has named its Kamiak and Mariner Students of the Month for January and February. Mariner January Student of the Month – Thien Nguyen: Holds a... — Updated 3/3/2021
Students: Cascadia Art Museum looking for your input
Cascadia Art Museum in Edmonds has launched a youth Advisory Committee at Cascadia (YACC). Teens (8-12 graders) in Snohomish and King counties are invited to apply to be a part of... — Updated 3/3/2021
Cascade Symphony offers scholarships to high school music students
Scholarships ranging from $2,000 to $3,000 will be awarded by the Cascade Symphony Orchestra to qualified high school senior music students from the Mukilteo, Edmonds, Northshore,... — Updated 3/2/2021
Ethnic Studies course offered at all three high schools
The equity policy formally adopted by the Mukilteo School Board in July 2017 and revised last March states: The primary responsibility of the Mukilteo School District is to ensure... — Updated 2/24/2021
Edmonds College instructor elected president of national digital forensics board | School Briefs
Edmonds College instructor Steve Hailey was elected as the 2021 president of the Digital Forensics Certification Board (DFCB), a professional organization that advances digital... — Updated 2/17/2021
EC STEM building earns Gold LEED certification | School Briefs
Washington State Department of Enterprise Services oversaw $54 million in campus updates for Edmonds College that included the construction of a new Science, Engineering & Technology building. The work was completed in August... — Updated 2/17/2021
Edmonds College extends remote operations through at least June 25 | School Briefs
Edmonds College is open, but the school continues to provide most classes and services virtually online. Edmonds College (EC) will extend its remote operations and continue serving students and the community remotely through at... — Updated 2/17/2021
Kamiak names Students of Month
Kamiak's Students of the Month are: freshman Ruben Gonzales, freshman Isaac Blinn, sophomore Chase Stafford, sophomore Karly Odegaard, junior Alexander Dreistadt, junior Soren... — Updated 2/17/2021
Mariner names Students of Month
Mariner High School has named its Students of the Month for January. Mariner freshman Owen Williams Collins was nominated by his English teacher Ann Freemon. "Owen has been a real s... — Updated 2/17/2021
In-person classroom instruction starts for some students
Some students in the Mukilteo School District returned to classroom for in-person learning last week. About 120 K-5 students in specialized services headed back to school for part-time, in-person small group instruction. Fairmount... — Updated 2/10/2021
District planning for the return of more students to in-person learning | Superintendent's Corner
The tide is beginning to turn with lower case rates in our region and the move to Phase 2 of the governor’s Roadmap to Recovery Plan. That shift makes it easier to bring more... — Updated 2/10/2021
Schools may be able to waive grad requirements
Washington high school students wrestling with remote learning programs cobbled together as COVID-19 gripped the state in 2020 and now struggling to meet graduation requirements may well get some help from lawmakers. The state... — Updated 2/3/2021
