The Sedro-Woolley School District is proud to recognize the 2024-2025 Outstanding Employees of the Year. All recipients will be notified over the next few weeks and the group will be recognized at the School Board Meeting on June 9. The meeting will begin at 6:00 p.m. at 801 Trail Road, where each honoree will be presented with a plaque in appreciation of their dedication and contributions.
We invite the community to join us in celebrating these exceptional employees who make a difference in the lives of our students and schools every day!
The Sedro-Woolley School District is proud to honor Danny Crosby as the Sedro-Woolley High School Outstanding Employee of the Year. In a challenging year marked by staffing shortages, Danny, the Campus Safety professional at Sedro-Woolley High School, has taken on extra duties with enthusiasm and commitment.
Every day, Danny greets students with a bright smile and words of encouragement, ensuring that everyone feels safe, welcome and seen. His positive energy and kind demeanor not only keep our campus running smoothly but also serve as an inspiration to both staff and students. Danny’s ability to handle difficult situations with respect and empathy is a true testament to his leadership on campus.
Beyond his essential role in Campus Safety, Danny is a key asset to our administrative team. He is always ready to assist in any situation, and his contributions extend to serving as co-advisor to our Teen Court and as an enthusiastic supporter of our Cub athletes. His willingness to step up and tackle additional responsibilities truly makes him the MVP of our school.
Thank you, Danny, for showing up every day and exemplifying what it means to be a Cub through and through!
It’s Administrative Professionals Week! 🎉 A big thank you to all our amazing admin staff for keeping our schools running smoothly. We appreciate everything you do!
#AdministrativeProfessionals
Happy Public School Volunteer Week! 🙌 From April 21–25, we’re celebrating the incredible volunteers who help make our schools great. We’re thankful for all of our wonderful volunteers. Your support makes a huge difference in the lives of our students!
#PublicSchoolVolunteers #VolunteerAppreciation
This week’s Sedro-Woolley School District newsletter is full of important updates, including Camp Orkila info, summer activities, student highlights, and more! Check it out here: https://secure.smore.com/n/h40gq
Join Sedro-Woolley High School on Tuesday, April 22 in the auditorium from 5:30–7:30 p.m. for the CTE Students Showcase event! Students in Video Production, Journalism, and Yearbook will be showcasing their skill in an evening of thought provoking documentaries, photography, and a mixed media game show called Taskmaster!
The $5 suggested donation goes to support students in our digital media and journalism courses. Come celebrate our student's hard work!
https://youtu.be/9kHoLctconM
Shelby Richardson has been named the March Rotary Student of the Month. She is the daughter of Vince and Ruth Richardson of Sedro-Woolley.
Shelby maintains a 4.0 GPA while being actively involved in Sedro-Woolley High School. Shelby has been active in many SWHS sports; 4 years of soccer (JV Captain), 2 years playing basketball and 1 year as Team Manager (varsity letter), and 3 years of tennis (JV Captain).
She has participated in and/or is a member in the following clubs: Cub Crew Mentor, Club Diversity (2 years), Varsity in Volunteerism (4 years), ASB Secretary, Yearbook Staff (4 years, 2 years Editor), CAMP (3 years), and Earth Club (1 year).
Shelby’s academic achievements include: Department Awards earned in American Sign Language, Business & Marketing, English, Math, PE & Health, Science, and Social Studies; Student of the Month awards in Leadership and Social Studies; Recognition awards in CAMP and Varsity in Volunteerism; and also receiving the Triple Threat Award for 3 years.
Shelby has been named one of the class Valedictorians for the class of 2025.
Outside of school, Shelby enjoys spending time with her family and friends, and reading. She has also enjoyed volunteering and working with groups and organizations such as the Skagit Regional Health Foundation Festival of Trees, Sedro-Woolley Rotary, and the local Reading & Resources event. Shelby also enjoys babysitting.
After graduation, Shelby plans to attend Western Washington University to pursue a degree in Elementary Education.
Mason Requa has been named the March Rotary Student of the Month. He is the son of Josh and Aimee Requa of Sedro-Woolley.
Mason maintains a 4.0 GPA while being actively involved in Sedro-Woolley High School. He has participated in Football for 4 years with 1 letter, Basketball for 1 year, Unified Basketball for 3 years, and also Track and Field throughout high school, lettering all 4 years. Mason has also played baseball for the summer American Legion team, helped coach Powder Puff Football, and played on the Buff Puff Volleyball team. He was a Triple Threat Athlete for four years.
Mason has been a member of the SWHS Teen Court for 2 years, participated on the Yearbook Committee for 2 years, has been a Cub Crew Mentor for 3 years, and has participated in most Homecoming activities all 4 years of high school.
Some of Mason’s academic achievements include being a member of National Honor Society, and being an Event Coordinator on the SWHS National Honor Society’s Leadership Team for 3 years. Mason earned nine Department Awards his Junior year. He has earned Student of the Month for both Family & Consumer Science, and Speech & Debate. Mason was named Teacher of the Week in Cub Club Preschool for Child Psychology. He has also been a Soroptimist Student of the Month. Mason has been named one of the class Valedictorians for the class of 2025.
Outside of school, Mason enjoys playing the piano, hanging out with his friends, snowboarding, and playing with his dog, Howie. Mason also has work experience working as a freight worker for Pioneer Marketplace.
After graduation, Mason plans to attend Gonzaga University to obtain a bachelor’s degree in Criminology. After completing his undergraduate degree, he would like to continue on to law school, and from there he would like to work for, or have his own, successful law firm.
April 7–11 is National Assistant Principals Week! 🌟 Our assistant principals work hard behind the scenes to support students, staff, and families. Big thanks to all our assistant principals for making a difference every day!
#AssistantPrincipalsRock
It’s Spring Break! 🌷 No school this week—time to rest and enjoy the break. We’ll see you back next week!
#SpringBreak
Happy School Librarians Day! 📚 Huge thanks to all our school librarians who inspire a love for reading and help our students thrive academically.
#LibraryHeroes
Today marks the end of the 3rd quarter for our seventh to 12th graders!
#EndOfQuarter
Mark your calendars!
The Sedro-Woolley High School Drama Club presents ‘Yearbook’—a nostalgic play that brings memories of school life back to life on stage! 📚 Don’t miss this performance, running from April 14–18 at SWHS Auditorium.
The matinee performance on Monday, April 14 starts at 4 p.m. in the SWHS auditorium. This will be a special donation show.
🎭 Performances Tuesday, April 15 to Friday, April 18 start at 7 p.m. in the SWHS auditorium!
Tickets are $10 for adults; $5 for students, senior citizens, children and staff.
Happy April Fools’ Day! 😜 Remember, not everything you hear today is true—be wary… Have fun!
#AprilFools
Mark your calendars! Spring Break is next week! 🌸 No school from April 7–11.
#SpringBreakFun
🚨 New District Newsletter – Read Now! 🚨
Check out the latest Smore newsletter for exciting updates:
🎻 SWHS Orchestra inspires young musicians
🎉 Latinos in Action students shine at WWU
⚾ Huge thanks to our spring sports crew!
🚌 Transportation Dept. aces state inspection
🙌 Community support for student-athletes
🚨 Safety upgrades at Cascade MS
🏈 Youth football & cheer registration opens April 1
💻 Free family program starts April 15
🐰 Easter Egg Hunt – April 19
📖 Read more here: https://secure.smore.com/n/9mvzp7
🎶✨ Music in the Making! ✨🎶
Today, the SWHS Orchestra brought the magic of music to Samish and Evergreen elementary schools! Under the direction of Poul Brask, high school musicians performed The Lord, The Lady, and The Jester and introduced students to a variety of instruments. 🎻🎺🎶
To show how powerful music can be, the orchestra also played famous movie themes—because, as Mr. Brask says, movies wouldn’t be the same without music! 🎥🎼
Did you know? Students can join orchestra in sixth grade at Cascade Middle School. It’s a zero-hour class for sixth graders, meaning students start their day with music before elementary school begins. Who’s ready to pick up an instrument and join the fun? 🎵💙 #SWHSOrchestra #FutureMusicians #MusicMatters
Tonight’s the night! Join us at 7 p.m. in the Sedro-Woolley High School Auditorium for the SWHS Choir Concert.
#SWHSChoirConcert
The end of the 3rd quarter is just around the corner on April 2! Seventh to 12th graders, make sure to turn in any missing assignments ASAP! Time to finish strong! 💪
#FinishStrong #EndOfQuarter
🌊🐠 Marine Biology in Action! 🦀🔬
Ms. Degerness's Marine Biology students took their learning beyond the classroom with a trip to Padilla Bay! 🌿💧 They explored the importance of estuaries and got an up-close look at plankton, discovering how these tiny organisms play a big role in our ecosystem. Hands-on science at its best! 👩🔬🌎
#MarineBiology #HandsOnLearning #PadillaBay #SWHS
Experience the magic of music with the Combined Orchestras (6th–12th) tonight at 7 p.m. in the SWHS Auditorium. Let the performance inspire you!
#LiveOrchestra
