Families of secondary students (State Street High School and Sedro-Woolley High School) are invited to Family Engagement Night: Supporting Your Secondary Student.
Join us TONIGHT to learn more about school tools, activities, communication, and ways to support learning at home.
📍 Sedro-Woolley High School Cafeteria
🕕 6:00 p.m.
🍽️ Food and refreshments provided
One-Hour Late Start Reminder: All schools have a one-hour late start tomorrow for professional development.
#LateStartWednesday #ProfessionalDevelopment
No school today in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. This day is a time to reflect on kindness, service, and caring for one another—values we strive to model for our students every day.
Mark your calendars! Families of secondary students are invited to Family Engagement Night: Supporting Your Secondary Student.
Join us on January 21 to learn more about school tools, activities, communication, and ways to support learning at home.
🤝 January 21
📍 Sedro-Woolley High School Cafeteria
🕕 6:00 p.m.
🍽️ Food and refreshments provided
One-Hour Late Start Reminder: All schools have a one-hour late start tomorrow for professional development.
#LateStartWednesday #ProfessionalDevelopment
One-Hour Late Start Reminder: All schools have a one-hour late start tomorrow for professional development.
#LateStartWednesday #ProfessionalDevelopment
📚✨ Welcome back!
Classes resume January 5.
We look forward to seeing everyone in the new year!
Classes resume January 5.
We look forward to seeing everyone in the new year!
Happy New Year, Sedro-Woolley!
As we welcome 2026, we are grateful for our students, families, staff, and community partners who make Sedro-Woolley such a special place to learn and grow. Thank you for your continued support of our schools and for the many ways you show up for our students each day.
We look forward to a new year filled with learning, connection, and opportunities for our students to shine.
Wishing everyone a safe, healthy, and hopeful start to the year.
As we welcome 2026, we are grateful for our students, families, staff, and community partners who make Sedro-Woolley such a special place to learn and grow. Thank you for your continued support of our schools and for the many ways you show up for our students each day.
We look forward to a new year filled with learning, connection, and opportunities for our students to shine.
Wishing everyone a safe, healthy, and hopeful start to the year.
❄️🎄 Winter Break begins December 20!
Schools will be closed December 20 through January 4.
We hope all of our students, staff, and families enjoy a safe, restful holiday season.
Schools will be closed December 20 through January 4.
We hope all of our students, staff, and families enjoy a safe, restful holiday season.
Schools are on a 2-hour late start today.
👉 The two-hour delay is based on regular start times, even on a scheduled late-start Wednesday.
• Elementary Schools: 11:25 a.m.
• Cascade Middle School: 9:40 a.m.
• Sedro-Woolley High School: 9:55 a.m.
• State Street High School: 10:00 a.m.
Transportation & NCTA details here: https://app.smore.com/n/1dk4r
👉 The two-hour delay is based on regular start times, even on a scheduled late-start Wednesday.
• Elementary Schools: 11:25 a.m.
• Cascade Middle School: 9:40 a.m.
• Sedro-Woolley High School: 9:55 a.m.
• State Street High School: 10:00 a.m.
Transportation & NCTA details here: https://app.smore.com/n/1dk4r
One-Hour Late Start Reminder: All schools have a one-hour late start tomorrow for professional development.
#LateStartWednesday #ProfessionalDevelopment
Due to ongoing flood-related road closures, Sedro-Woolley School District will operate on a two-hour late start on Monday, December 15.
This decision allows additional time to assess road conditions and support safe travel for students, families, and staff.
📄 Full details, including school start times, transportation updates, and program adjustments:
👉 https://app.smore.com/n/260dvh
Please continue to use caution when traveling. If it is not safe for your student to travel, their absence will be excused.
This decision allows additional time to assess road conditions and support safe travel for students, families, and staff.
📄 Full details, including school start times, transportation updates, and program adjustments:
👉 https://app.smore.com/n/260dvh
Please continue to use caution when traveling. If it is not safe for your student to travel, their absence will be excused.
UPDATE: Districtwide Early Dismissal Today — Wednesday, Dec. 10
NO SCHOOL THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11 OR FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12
Due to updated flood information from this morning’s emergency briefings, Sedro-Woolley School District will have early dismissal across the district today:
⏰ Cascade Middle School: 11:30 a.m.
⏰ Sedro-Woolley High School: 11:45 a.m.
⏰ State Street High School: 11:45 a.m.
⏰ All Elementary Schools: 1:00 p.m.
🍽️ Students will be served lunch before dismissal.
🚫 No PM Good Beginnings Preschool.
🚌 Buses will run immediately after dismissal. Families on impacted routes will be contacted if changes are needed.
Please stay safe.
NO SCHOOL THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11 OR FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12
Due to updated flood information from this morning’s emergency briefings, Sedro-Woolley School District will have early dismissal across the district today:
⏰ Cascade Middle School: 11:30 a.m.
⏰ Sedro-Woolley High School: 11:45 a.m.
⏰ State Street High School: 11:45 a.m.
⏰ All Elementary Schools: 1:00 p.m.
🍽️ Students will be served lunch before dismissal.
🚫 No PM Good Beginnings Preschool.
🚌 Buses will run immediately after dismissal. Families on impacted routes will be contacted if changes are needed.
Please stay safe.
One-Hour Late Start Reminder: All schools have a one-hour late start tomorrow for professional development.
#LateStartWednesday #ProfessionalDevelopment
✨ Community Partnership Supporting Students ✨
Yesterday, Sedro-Woolley Rotarians delivered easy-to-cook snack foods to State Street High School and Sedro-Woolley High School as part of the club’s youth outreach efforts. Their goal is simple and deeply appreciated: make sure students know they are supported and have access to something to eat when they need it.
At State Street High School, Principal Dr. Carly Boyd has been purchasing food herself to assist students who arrive hungry or need a boost to get through the day. Rotary’s contribution to her office pantry expands what she can offer—because we all know that fed students are better able to learn.
At Sedro-Woolley High School, most of the donated food was placed near the front doors so students can easily grab something on their way in or on their way home. Items like mac and cheese cups, noodles, granola bars, and protein-packed snacks provide a quick, simple option for students who may have missed breakfast or may not have food available at home later.
💙 Rotary welcomes community involvement.
If others would like to help, the pantry at SWHS—located just outside the main entrance—is easy to access and stock. Easy-to-prepare food items are especially helpful. For State Street, community donations can be made during school hours by ringing the buzzer on the front door. (We also heard that students LOVE instant hot chocolate packets right now during the cold days of winter! )
We are grateful for the Sedro-Woolley Rotary Club’s continued support of our students. Partnerships like these make a meaningful difference for students and families across our district. 💙🤍
Yesterday, Sedro-Woolley Rotarians delivered easy-to-cook snack foods to State Street High School and Sedro-Woolley High School as part of the club’s youth outreach efforts. Their goal is simple and deeply appreciated: make sure students know they are supported and have access to something to eat when they need it.
At State Street High School, Principal Dr. Carly Boyd has been purchasing food herself to assist students who arrive hungry or need a boost to get through the day. Rotary’s contribution to her office pantry expands what she can offer—because we all know that fed students are better able to learn.
At Sedro-Woolley High School, most of the donated food was placed near the front doors so students can easily grab something on their way in or on their way home. Items like mac and cheese cups, noodles, granola bars, and protein-packed snacks provide a quick, simple option for students who may have missed breakfast or may not have food available at home later.
💙 Rotary welcomes community involvement.
If others would like to help, the pantry at SWHS—located just outside the main entrance—is easy to access and stock. Easy-to-prepare food items are especially helpful. For State Street, community donations can be made during school hours by ringing the buzzer on the front door. (We also heard that students LOVE instant hot chocolate packets right now during the cold days of winter! )
We are grateful for the Sedro-Woolley Rotary Club’s continued support of our students. Partnerships like these make a meaningful difference for students and families across our district. 💙🤍
One-Hour Late Start Reminder: All schools have a one-hour late start tomorrow for professional development.
#LateStartWednesday #ProfessionalDevelopment
🎄✨ One of Sedro-Woolley’s favorite traditions returns December 6! Join us downtown for the Tree Lighting at 5 p.m., the parade right after, and a visit with Santa at 6 p.m. A variety of student groups will be performing or waving from floats — come cheer them on and celebrate the holiday season together!
🦃 Thanksgiving Break
Mark your calendars! There will be no school on the following days:
• Thursday, November 27 — Thanksgiving Day
• Friday, November 28 — Native American Heritage Day
Wishing all our Cub families a safe and happy long weekend! 🧡
Mark your calendars! There will be no school on the following days:
• Thursday, November 27 — Thanksgiving Day
• Friday, November 28 — Native American Heritage Day
Wishing all our Cub families a safe and happy long weekend! 🧡
💙🐾 Good Luck, Sedro-Woolley Cubs! 🐾💙
One of the very best things about our little hyphenated city is how this community shows up for its kids. Over the past few weeks, you can feel the pride everywhere you go—reader boards shining good-luck messages across town, blue-and-white lights glowing from a home near the high school, and even local businesses stepping up so every student could attend last week’s playoff game.
This week, Sedro-Woolley Rotary even broke into the high school alma mater during their Thursday lunch meeting, hoping a little hometown harmony might send some extra luck the Cubs’ way.
It’s all a reminder of what makes this place special: Friday Night Lights isn’t just a phrase here—it’s part of who we are. From local first responders cheering in the end zone, to the Sedro-Woolley Firefighters working the chains on the sidelines, to the Senior Parent Group keeping everyone fed—our athletes never take the field alone. They carry an entire town with them.
Tomorrow, our Cubs face O’Dea High School in the state playoffs—and once again, we’re asking Sedro-Woolley to show up big.
🚌 The send-off bus leaves SWHS at 9:00 a.m.
Route: North on Third ➝ West on State ➝ North on Metcalf ➝ West on Ferry ➝ out to Cook Road
Line the streets. Wear your Cub Blue. Bring your signs, your cheers, your kids, your neighbors—bring the whole dang town. Let’s wrap these players and coaches in all the love, pride, and support they deserve.
Let’s show them what Sedro-Woolley spirit looks like. LET’S GO CUBS! 💙🐾💙
One of the very best things about our little hyphenated city is how this community shows up for its kids. Over the past few weeks, you can feel the pride everywhere you go—reader boards shining good-luck messages across town, blue-and-white lights glowing from a home near the high school, and even local businesses stepping up so every student could attend last week’s playoff game.
This week, Sedro-Woolley Rotary even broke into the high school alma mater during their Thursday lunch meeting, hoping a little hometown harmony might send some extra luck the Cubs’ way.
It’s all a reminder of what makes this place special: Friday Night Lights isn’t just a phrase here—it’s part of who we are. From local first responders cheering in the end zone, to the Sedro-Woolley Firefighters working the chains on the sidelines, to the Senior Parent Group keeping everyone fed—our athletes never take the field alone. They carry an entire town with them.
Tomorrow, our Cubs face O’Dea High School in the state playoffs—and once again, we’re asking Sedro-Woolley to show up big.
🚌 The send-off bus leaves SWHS at 9:00 a.m.
Route: North on Third ➝ West on State ➝ North on Metcalf ➝ West on Ferry ➝ out to Cook Road
Line the streets. Wear your Cub Blue. Bring your signs, your cheers, your kids, your neighbors—bring the whole dang town. Let’s wrap these players and coaches in all the love, pride, and support they deserve.
Let’s show them what Sedro-Woolley spirit looks like. LET’S GO CUBS! 💙🐾💙
One-Hour Late Start Reminder: All schools have a one-hour late start tomorrow for professional development.
#LateStartWednesday #ProfessionalDevelopment
