🏈 FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL: CUBS VS. ARLINGTON
We’re excited to confirm that Sedro-Woolley High School will host Arlington High School at 7 p.m. September 11! 💙🤍
Track resurfacing work is still underway, so fans will notice some temporary changes to stadium access Friday night. Please plan ahead, follow marked walkways and respect all caution tape to protect the new track surface and help keep everyone safe.
🎟️ TICKETS
We highly recommend purchasing tickets online before the game to skip the ticket booth lines:
https://swhscubsden.com/home/68215f63718093eb9313e687
Northwest Conference admission prices are:
• $5 — Senior citizens (62+), military, children, elementary and middle school students, and visiting students with ASB
• $7 — Adults and high school students without ASB
• FREE — SWHS students with their ASB card
Online purchases include an additional $1 platform fee, making online tickets $6 and $8, respectively.
🚧 TRACK & STADIUM ACCESS
The track resurfacing will not be complete by Friday. A portion of the north side of the track will have a new surface but will not yet be usable. This area will be blocked with caution tape. Please do not enter or cross the restricted area, as doing so could damage the new surface.
Designated walkways on the east and south sides of the track will also be marked with caution tape. Please stay within the designated routes.
🌭 CONCESSION STAND ACCESS
Because of the track work, access to the south side of the concession stand from the home grandstand will be different than usual. Fans will need to exit through the gate to the practice field to the right of the grandstands, toward the back of the C Building, and walk across the grass.
Please note that this route is not wheelchair accessible. We apologize for the inconvenience. An accessible pathway will be available to the north side of the concession stand.
We also ask for a little extra patience at the concession stand Friday night. The stand is operated by Senior Parent Group volunteers, with proceeds supporting senior week activities for the Class of 2027. This will be their first home football game of the season, so please thank them for giving their time to support our students!
📣 GAME-DAY REMINDERS
• Cascade Middle School students and other younger students must be accompanied and supervised by an adult.
• Keep walkways and common areas clear.
• Alcohol, drugs, smoking and vaping are prohibited on all school district property, including parking lots.
• Students who leave the venue will not be allowed to re-enter.
• Large bags and backpacks are not permitted. Small purses for personal items are allowed but may be subject to search.
• No outside food, beverages or balls are permitted.
We appreciate everyone’s patience and cooperation as we host our first home football game while the track project is being completed. Please respect all caution tape, marked walkways and restricted areas throughout the evening.
Go Cubs! 🐻💙🤍
We’re excited to confirm that Sedro-Woolley High School will host Arlington High School at 7 p.m. September 11! 💙🤍
Track resurfacing work is still underway, so fans will notice some temporary changes to stadium access Friday night. Please plan ahead, follow marked walkways and respect all caution tape to protect the new track surface and help keep everyone safe.
🎟️ TICKETS
We highly recommend purchasing tickets online before the game to skip the ticket booth lines:
https://swhscubsden.com/home/68215f63718093eb9313e687
Northwest Conference admission prices are:
• $5 — Senior citizens (62+), military, children, elementary and middle school students, and visiting students with ASB
• $7 — Adults and high school students without ASB
• FREE — SWHS students with their ASB card
Online purchases include an additional $1 platform fee, making online tickets $6 and $8, respectively.
🚧 TRACK & STADIUM ACCESS
The track resurfacing will not be complete by Friday. A portion of the north side of the track will have a new surface but will not yet be usable. This area will be blocked with caution tape. Please do not enter or cross the restricted area, as doing so could damage the new surface.
Designated walkways on the east and south sides of the track will also be marked with caution tape. Please stay within the designated routes.
🌭 CONCESSION STAND ACCESS
Because of the track work, access to the south side of the concession stand from the home grandstand will be different than usual. Fans will need to exit through the gate to the practice field to the right of the grandstands, toward the back of the C Building, and walk across the grass.
Please note that this route is not wheelchair accessible. We apologize for the inconvenience. An accessible pathway will be available to the north side of the concession stand.
We also ask for a little extra patience at the concession stand Friday night. The stand is operated by Senior Parent Group volunteers, with proceeds supporting senior week activities for the Class of 2027. This will be their first home football game of the season, so please thank them for giving their time to support our students!
📣 GAME-DAY REMINDERS
• Cascade Middle School students and other younger students must be accompanied and supervised by an adult.
• Keep walkways and common areas clear.
• Alcohol, drugs, smoking and vaping are prohibited on all school district property, including parking lots.
• Students who leave the venue will not be allowed to re-enter.
• Large bags and backpacks are not permitted. Small purses for personal items are allowed but may be subject to search.
• No outside food, beverages or balls are permitted.
We appreciate everyone’s patience and cooperation as we host our first home football game while the track project is being completed. Please respect all caution tape, marked walkways and restricted areas throughout the evening.
Go Cubs! 🐻💙🤍
🏫 Sedro-Woolley High School families are invited to Open House on September 9 from 5–6:30 p.m.
📅 There is no school on Monday, September 7, in observance of Labor Day.
Our first regular district newsletter of the 2026–27 school year is here! Catch up on district news, upcoming events, important reminders and more: https://app.smore.com/n/ry0va
🏫 Sedro-Woolley High School families are invited to Open House next week on Wednesday, September 9, from 5–6:30 p.m.
🎉 Welcome back! September 1 is the first day of school for students in grades 1–12. We are excited to begin another great school year.
*Please note: Sedro-Woolley High School will follow a Blue Block schedule (periods 1–4) today; White Block (periods 5–8) on Wednesday, September 2.
*Please note: Sedro-Woolley High School will follow a Blue Block schedule (periods 1–4) today; White Block (periods 5–8) on Wednesday, September 2.
🏟️ SWHS STADIUM ACCESS RESTRICTED
As work continues on the Sedro-Woolley High School track and stadium area, please be aware of temporary restrictions on community access.
🔒 August 31–September 6: The SWHS stadium, including the track and turf, will be closed to the public. Please do not enter the stadium or use the field during this time.
🚧 Beginning September 7: We anticipate reopening the grass areas on the south and west sides of the stadium. The grandstands, track and turf will remain restricted while work continues.
Our current goal is to have the stadium ready for the SWHS home football game against Arlington at 7 p.m. September 11. This timeline is dependent on the progress of the work.
Thank you for respecting posted closures and helping us keep the work area safe while these improvements are completed. 💙🤍
As work continues on the Sedro-Woolley High School track and stadium area, please be aware of temporary restrictions on community access.
🔒 August 31–September 6: The SWHS stadium, including the track and turf, will be closed to the public. Please do not enter the stadium or use the field during this time.
🚧 Beginning September 7: We anticipate reopening the grass areas on the south and west sides of the stadium. The grandstands, track and turf will remain restricted while work continues.
Our current goal is to have the stadium ready for the SWHS home football game against Arlington at 7 p.m. September 11. This timeline is dependent on the progress of the work.
Thank you for respecting posted closures and helping us keep the work area safe while these improvements are completed. 💙🤍
🐾 Incoming ninth-grade students: 9th Grade Orientation is August 28 from 9–11:30 a.m. at Sedro-Woolley High School!
Students should arrive by 8:30 a.m. and can be dropped off at the Third Street entrance or in the gym parking lot.
During orientation, students will:
• Receive their class schedule
• Meet their advisory teacher and Cub Crew mentors
• Tour the high school
• Learn Sedro-Woolley traditions and cheers
• Get ready for their first day as Cubs!
We strongly encourage all incoming ninth-grade students to attend this important morning.
📸 Picture Make-Ups: Picture make-ups for all grade levels will be available in the SWHS Library from 8:30 a.m.–noon. Please note that this is a change from the time previously shared.
Families who need assistance completing Back-to-Business forms or taking care of items such as ASB card purchases can also stop by from 8 a.m.–noon.
We’re excited to welcome the Class of 2030 to SWHS! 🐾
Read the World Around You:
Menus.
Recipes.
Instructions.
Maps.
Invite children to help read everyday items around your home and community.
Menus.
Recipes.
Instructions.
Maps.
Invite children to help read everyday items around your home and community.
Reading Under the Stars: Take a blanket outside and enjoy a book together in the evening.
A change of scenery can make reading feel like a special summer adventure.
A change of scenery can make reading feel like a special summer adventure.
When temperatures rise, Memorial Park's splash pad is a great way to stay active and cool.
Open daily from 10 a.m. until dusk.
Open daily from 10 a.m. until dusk.
Storytelling counts: Reading isn't the only literacy activity.
Tell family stories, discuss favorite memories, and encourage children to retell events from their day.
Strong storytelling skills help build future writing skills.
Tell family stories, discuss favorite memories, and encourage children to retell events from their day.
Strong storytelling skills help build future writing skills.
Children are more likely to become readers when they see adults reading.
Whether it's a newspaper, cookbook, magazine, or novel, let your children see reading as part of everyday life.
Whether it's a newspaper, cookbook, magazine, or novel, let your children see reading as part of everyday life.
Family Fitness Challenge:
Can your family walk one mile together?
Ride bikes together?
Visit a new park?
Physical activity helps children stay healthy and ready to learn.
Can your family walk one mile together?
Ride bikes together?
Visit a new park?
Physical activity helps children stay healthy and ready to learn.
Library Treasure Hunt
Challenge your child to find:
• A nonfiction book
• A mystery
• A book about animals
• A book set in another country
• A graphic novel
Exploring different genres helps children discover new interests and keeps reading fun.
Challenge your child to find:
• A nonfiction book
• A mystery
• A book about animals
• A book set in another country
• A graphic novel
Exploring different genres helps children discover new interests and keeps reading fun.
Take a family walk and identify plants, birds, insects, and trees. Nature provides endless opportunities for science learning.
Heading out on vacation?
Turn your road trip into a literacy adventure. Encourage children to read road signs, restaurant names, maps, billboards, and historical markers.
Reading is everywhere—not just in books.
Turn your road trip into a literacy adventure. Encourage children to read road signs, restaurant names, maps, billboards, and historical markers.
Reading is everywhere—not just in books.
As America approaches its 250th birthday, it's a great time to talk with children about civic responsibility and community service.
Events like our very own Fourth of July Loggerodeo, Footrace, and Rodeo happen because volunteers dedicate countless hours to making them successful.
History isn't just about the past. It's about the people who continue building our community today.
Events like our very own Fourth of July Loggerodeo, Footrace, and Rodeo happen because volunteers dedicate countless hours to making them successful.
History isn't just about the past. It's about the people who continue building our community today.
The Skagit County Historical Museum in La Conner tells the story of our region's agricultural, Native American, and pioneer heritage.
It's a wonderful opportunity to help children connect local history to the places they know today.
It's a wonderful opportunity to help children connect local history to the places they know today.
