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Sedro-Woolley High School’s Teen Court students wrapped up another impactful year of service and learning on May 20. Senior students Madelyn Faisy, Renato Lecca, Katelyn Kins and Juan Godinez were recognized by Skagit County Superior Court Judge Elizabeth Niedzwski for their dedication to the program.
Throughout the school year, Teen Court students participated in trainings, community outreach events, the Winter Wishes drive, six juvenile cases and a field trip to the Skagit Community Justice Center to observe adult criminal court proceedings.
The Teen Court program is a partnership with Skagit County Superior Court that gives first-time, low-level juvenile offenders the opportunity to participate in a restorative justice process focused on accountability, growth and learning. Students serve in important courtroom roles including judge, court clerk, bailiff, advocates and jurors while learning about due process rights and the justice system alongside volunteer attorneys and legal professionals.
A special thank you goes to Teen Court advisor Aimee Gustafson for the incredible time, care and leadership she pours into this program. Her dedication creates meaningful opportunities for students to grow as leaders while learning firsthand about the justice system and service to their community.
Thank you as well to Judge Niedzwski, Skagit County Superior Court and the many community volunteers who help make this meaningful experience possible for our students each year. ⚖️💙 #SedroWoolley #SWHS #FutureLeaders
Throughout the school year, Teen Court students participated in trainings, community outreach events, the Winter Wishes drive, six juvenile cases and a field trip to the Skagit Community Justice Center to observe adult criminal court proceedings.
The Teen Court program is a partnership with Skagit County Superior Court that gives first-time, low-level juvenile offenders the opportunity to participate in a restorative justice process focused on accountability, growth and learning. Students serve in important courtroom roles including judge, court clerk, bailiff, advocates and jurors while learning about due process rights and the justice system alongside volunteer attorneys and legal professionals.
A special thank you goes to Teen Court advisor Aimee Gustafson for the incredible time, care and leadership she pours into this program. Her dedication creates meaningful opportunities for students to grow as leaders while learning firsthand about the justice system and service to their community.
Thank you as well to Judge Niedzwski, Skagit County Superior Court and the many community volunteers who help make this meaningful experience possible for our students each year. ⚖️💙 #SedroWoolley #SWHS #FutureLeaders
One-Hour Late Start Reminder: All schools have a one-hour late start tomorrow for professional development.
#LateStartWednesday #ProfessionalDevelopment
Students in Family & Consumer Sciences classes at Sedro-Woolley High School took part in the “Bite of Reality” financial simulation on Wednesday, May 20, hosted by volunteers from WECU.
During the hands-on activity, students were assigned careers and monthly incomes, then visited stations representing real-life expenses like housing, groceries, transportation, childcare, entertainment, clothing, utilities and more. Students had to make budgeting decisions while also navigating unexpected “fickle finger of fate” moments, including surprise expenses like car repairs or wedding gifts.
Volunteers helped students think through important financial topics such as saving money, avoiding high-interest credit card debt and asking good questions to make informed financial decisions.
One of the biggest takeaways for many students? The surprisingly high costs of transportation and childcare in the real world.
The simulation gave students a valuable opportunity to practice real-world financial literacy skills in a fun and engaging way. Thank you to WECU and all of the volunteers who helped make this experience possible for our students! We also appreciated Washington state Sen. Keith Wagoner for stopping by to volunteer at the event.
During the hands-on activity, students were assigned careers and monthly incomes, then visited stations representing real-life expenses like housing, groceries, transportation, childcare, entertainment, clothing, utilities and more. Students had to make budgeting decisions while also navigating unexpected “fickle finger of fate” moments, including surprise expenses like car repairs or wedding gifts.
Volunteers helped students think through important financial topics such as saving money, avoiding high-interest credit card debt and asking good questions to make informed financial decisions.
One of the biggest takeaways for many students? The surprisingly high costs of transportation and childcare in the real world.
The simulation gave students a valuable opportunity to practice real-world financial literacy skills in a fun and engaging way. Thank you to WECU and all of the volunteers who helped make this experience possible for our students! We also appreciated Washington state Sen. Keith Wagoner for stopping by to volunteer at the event.
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
One-Hour Late Start Reminder: All schools have a one-hour late start tomorrow for professional development.
#LateStartWednesday #ProfessionalDevelopment
Today we celebrate Sedro-Woolley High School Class of 2026 graduate Lyla Self.
Lyla will be attending Boise State University in the fall. Lyla plans to pursue an undergraduate degree in Kinesiology, then work toward getting her masters at BSU for Physical Therapy. A meaningful achievement during Lyla’s time at SWHS includes Friday Night Lights with friends and running track.
Congratulations on all your hard work!
#CUBseniorcelebrations #WeWontQuitIn2026
Lyla will be attending Boise State University in the fall. Lyla plans to pursue an undergraduate degree in Kinesiology, then work toward getting her masters at BSU for Physical Therapy. A meaningful achievement during Lyla’s time at SWHS includes Friday Night Lights with friends and running track.
Congratulations on all your hard work!
#CUBseniorcelebrations #WeWontQuitIn2026
Today we celebrate Sedro-Woolley High School Class of 2026 graduate Ava Ford.
Ava plans to take a gap year to work before returning to school to pursue a culinary degree. She is interested in a career as a Culinary Arts teacher. Being part of the girls wrestling program and the CTE culinary program was a meaningful achievement during her time at SWHS.
Congratulations on all your hard work!
#CUBseniorcelebrations #WeWontQuitIn2026
Ava plans to take a gap year to work before returning to school to pursue a culinary degree. She is interested in a career as a Culinary Arts teacher. Being part of the girls wrestling program and the CTE culinary program was a meaningful achievement during her time at SWHS.
Congratulations on all your hard work!
#CUBseniorcelebrations #WeWontQuitIn2026
Today we celebrate Sedro-Woolley High School Class of 2026 graduate Kaitlyn Edson.
Kaitlyn plans to attend Skagit Valley College to earn her Registered Nurse degree, then transfer to a university to complete her Bachelor of Science in Nursing. She is interested in a career as a pediatric critical care nurse. Her favorite memories from high school include the friendships she built and playing tennis.
Congratulations on all your hard work!
#CUBseniorcelebrations #WeWontQuitIn2026
Kaitlyn plans to attend Skagit Valley College to earn her Registered Nurse degree, then transfer to a university to complete her Bachelor of Science in Nursing. She is interested in a career as a pediatric critical care nurse. Her favorite memories from high school include the friendships she built and playing tennis.
Congratulations on all your hard work!
#CUBseniorcelebrations #WeWontQuitIn2026
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
One-Hour Late Start Reminder: All schools have a one-hour late start tomorrow for professional development.
#LateStartWednesday #ProfessionalDevelopment
Reminder for Sedro-Woolley School District families:
There will be no school April 6 through April 10 for Spring Break.
We hope students, families, and staff enjoy a safe and relaxing break. Classes will resume on Monday, April 13.
There will be no school April 6 through April 10 for Spring Break.
We hope students, families, and staff enjoy a safe and relaxing break. Classes will resume on Monday, April 13.
Sedro-Woolley High School Latino in Action (LIA) students attended the LIA Youth Leadership Conference in March.
Students gathered at the Performing Arts Center in Bellingham to build leadership skills, connect with peers, and celebrate their culture and future goals.
Congratulations to:
• Penina Librado Rodriguez – 1st Place in Writing
• Angeles Sanchez – Honorable Mention in Visual Arts
We are proud of our students for representing Sedro-Woolley High School and for their commitment to leadership, learning, and community.
The Latino in Action program supports leadership development, academic success, cultural identity, and college and career readiness for students.
Students gathered at the Performing Arts Center in Bellingham to build leadership skills, connect with peers, and celebrate their culture and future goals.
Congratulations to:
• Penina Librado Rodriguez – 1st Place in Writing
• Angeles Sanchez – Honorable Mention in Visual Arts
We are proud of our students for representing Sedro-Woolley High School and for their commitment to leadership, learning, and community.
The Latino in Action program supports leadership development, academic success, cultural identity, and college and career readiness for students.
Today marks the end of the third quarter for students in grades 7 through 12 in the Sedro-Woolley School District.
As we head into the final quarter of the school year, we are proud of the hard work our students have shown and the support provided by families and staff. The last part of the school year is a great time to stay focused and finish strong.
As we head into the final quarter of the school year, we are proud of the hard work our students have shown and the support provided by families and staff. The last part of the school year is a great time to stay focused and finish strong.
One-Hour Late Start Reminder: All schools have a one-hour late start tomorrow for professional development.
#LateStartWednesday #ProfessionalDevelopment
📅 Sedro-Woolley School District Health & Wellness Fair
Sedro-Woolley families are invited to attend our Health & Wellness Fair on Tuesday, March 31 at Cascade Middle School.
This free event will bring together local health providers and community organizations to share information and resources that support student and family well-being.
Event Schedule
🩺 Student Physicals: 5:00–8:00 p.m. (pre-registration required)
🏥 Health Resource Fair: 6:00–7:30 p.m.
Families will be able to connect with providers offering information and support related to:
• Medical and dental care
• Vision checks
• Mental and behavioral health
• Substance use prevention
• Family and community support services
Our goal is to help Sedro-Woolley families learn about the many resources available in our community and make it easier to access care.
Register for the physical registration by clicking the link below:
https://forms.office.com/r/5NkwRaJFVB
📍 Cascade Middle School
905 McGarigle Rd., Sedro-Woolley
Sedro-Woolley families are invited to attend our Health & Wellness Fair on Tuesday, March 31 at Cascade Middle School.
This free event will bring together local health providers and community organizations to share information and resources that support student and family well-being.
Event Schedule
🩺 Student Physicals: 5:00–8:00 p.m. (pre-registration required)
🏥 Health Resource Fair: 6:00–7:30 p.m.
Families will be able to connect with providers offering information and support related to:
• Medical and dental care
• Vision checks
• Mental and behavioral health
• Substance use prevention
• Family and community support services
Our goal is to help Sedro-Woolley families learn about the many resources available in our community and make it easier to access care.
Register for the physical registration by clicking the link below:
https://forms.office.com/r/5NkwRaJFVB
📍 Cascade Middle School
905 McGarigle Rd., Sedro-Woolley
Enjoy an evening of music at the Sedro-Woolley High School Choir Concert The concert TONIGHT, March 25, at 7 p.m. in the Sedro-Woolley High School auditorium. All are welcome to attend!
One-Hour Late Start Reminder: All schools have a one-hour late start tomorrow for professional development.
#LateStartWednesday #ProfessionalDevelopment
