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Schools across the District held assembly programs in honor of Veterans Day.
 Staff and community members were recognized by the Leadership Team at Port Susan Middle School's Veterans Day assembly. Madison Hughes, 6th grade student, wrote a letter to Vietnam Veteran, Dale Furman (pictured), thanking him for his service to our country and invited him to the Veterans Day assembly. Mr. Furman said that he was touched by her letter and was honored to be recognized.
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 This time of year brings fewer daylight hours and the need for increased awareness of students who are walking to and from school or the bus stop in the dark.
Please help us keep our students safe as they travel to and from school by being aware of student pedestrians and by reminding your children of these and other safety rules.
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 Do you want to find a community activity or event for your child to participate in? Community groups are now using the E-Flier Folder on Stanwood-Camano School District's website to communicate with families!
Sign up to receive a free e-mail alert when the e-Flier
Folder is updated with new community fliers around the 15th and 30th of each month! It's easy!
Simply follow the link below and it will create an e-mail then hit "send" to sign up today! That's all you need to do!
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SCSD will not share your e-mail address for any other purpose. E-mails will only be sent twice a month, around the middle and end of the month.
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This fall, Stanwood High School (SHS) students will witness solar power in action thanks to a grant from Snohomish County Public Utility District (PUD) in partnership with the Bonneville Environmental Foundation (BEF).
A portion of the $14,500 grant paid to install the 1,360 watt solar photovoltaic (PV) system, or solar panel, in late July on the east side of the SHS campus, near the agriculture department. This allows for unobstructed southern, eastern and western exposure to the sun to maximize electrical power output.
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The Washington State Patrol (WSP) does an annual inspection of all vehicles in the district. District vehicles include buses, vans or similar large vehicles that children ride for school purposes. For the past several years in a row, the district passed with an outstanding score, and has again received praise from the WSP and Randy Dorn, Superintendent of Public Instruction, for their exceptional results. The State Patrol determined that our fleet of vehicles, including 55 buses, are safe.
Transportation Director Lee Heinrichs credits the outstanding score to the talented team of mechanics and their goal of safety. The entire fleet of vehicles is maintained by Scott Mcabee, Dan Fortin, Jeff Hoffmeister, and William Dehon. Heinrichs said the district and the Transportation Department are “very proud of the mechanics, service technician, and drivers for keeping the vehicle fleet safe for students and staff.”
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Dear Families:
In an effort to keep parents and community members informed of important issues affecting Stanwood-Camano School District (SCSD), this letter is intended to explain the District’s preliminary status with regard to meeting Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP).
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Beginning this school year, fliers from outside community organizations will no longer be distributed to elementary students in their classrooms, but will appear on the District Internet site in the E-Flier Folder and in school offices.
- Conserving classroom time - Each year, teachers and parent volunteers spend hours distributing pieces of paper from outside groups to our elementary students. This is one reason SCSD is joining many schools across the county and state to feature community fliers on their website.
- Reducing paper waste - Last year, each elementary student took home nearly 115 fliers, meaning our community distributed nearly 276,000 pieces of paper to elementary students last year!
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The City of Stanwood will soon begin improvements to the 68th Avenue NW Road near Cedarhome Elementary School. These improvements will affect vehicles and pedestrian traffic at various phases of the project. Here is the notice and map from the City of Stanwood to all Cedarhome Elementary School students and parents:
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The graduating class of 2009 has plently of
reason to be proud of themselves and their many accomplishments - from
small to large. The class of 2009 received a record number of
scholarships from the local community, competed at the state and
national level in many academic competitions, and has many different talents and successes.
Congratulations Graduates!
Stanwood High School- 368 graduates
Lincoln Hill High School - 42 graduates
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 Annika S., a second grade student at Stanwood Elementary, became “Principal For A Day” on May 15th. The Principal For A Day has to select an assistant, choose the theme for the school's Spirit Day Assembly and co-host the assembly to hand out awards with Stanwood Elementary School Principal Mr. Hanzeli. In addition, the Principal for a Day helps to supervise the lunchroom and recess and is available throughout the day by walkie talkie if needed.
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As a result of a change in the status of our special education rating, additional federal stimulus funding has been released to use in an unrestricted manner which allows the district to reinstate several positions in our district.
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 The Stanwood-Camano School District 2009-10 student calendar is now available for families to begin planning for next school year! The full student calendar can be found on our website under "Calendars" or by clicking here. Kindergarten calendars can be found by clicking here.
Here are some key student calendar dates for 2009-10:
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As we are all aware, our nation and our state face a difficult economic situation, resulting in budget challenges that affect our families, businesses, and Stanwood-Camano School District (SCSD).
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The state has eliminated a state graduation requirement for students to continue to take an annual math assessment while also earning two credits of math after the 10th grade.
Now, the students in the classes of 2009 through 2012 who do not pass the high school math test on their first attempt can meet the math graduation requirement by earning two math credits after 10th grade. Those students are no longer required to also take a math assessment every year. The change does not remove the requirement for students to take the math assessment in the 10th grade. Beginning with the class of 2013, all students still must pass a math assessment or satisfy a state-approved alternative to be eligible to graduate.
Click here to download "Meeting the Math Graduation Requirement."
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OLYMPIA — The Stanwood Elementary Peace Makers visited the State
Capitol Wednesday as guests of Sen. Mary Margaret Haugen, D-Camano
Island.
The Play Ground Peace Makers are 4th and 5th graders at
Stanwood Elementary who pass up their recesses to assist Kindergarten,
1st and 2nd graders with problem solving and non-violent conflict
resolution. The Peace Makers commit to five training sessions during
lunch/recess and one monthly meeting, and serve as peacemakers during
one to two K-2 recess periods per week.
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Why does the district need to reduce its budget?
There are several factors that are impacting our school district’s budget. (Click the link "Read More" for the Q & A)
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Stanwood-Camano School District is currently divided into five school board director districts throughout Stanwood and Camano Island. Each district represents a specific geographical area. Board members must reside within their specific area.
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 Cedarhome Elementary fifth grade students are learning about salmon, their local environment, and conservation through many "hands-on" lessons as part of a twenty year long project to reintroduce chum salmon into Church Creek.
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 Local artists filled the classrooms at Utsalady Elementary School on Friday, February 6th for the school's annual "Afternoon of Art." Students were able to choose the art workshop they were most interested in and learn from one of many local artists for the afternoon. Workshop options included: photography, abstract painting, cake decorating, bird houses, puffy paint, masks, and cartoon people to name a few.
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Since state Superintendent Randy Dorn in January announced his plan to replace the WASL, schools have reported some confusion from students and families in regards to state testing in 2009. For students in grades 3-8 and 10, the WASL will be administered with no changes this spring. It is federal law that all students in those grades participate in state testing. For more information, please refer to the State Testing 2009 Document.
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Nondiscrimination Statement |
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The Stanwood-Camano School District complies with all federal and state rules and regulations and does not discriminate on the basis of race, creed, color, national origin, families with children, sex, marital status, sexual orientation, age or the presence of any sensory, mental or physical disability or the use of a trained dog guide or service animal by a disabled person. Inquiries and complaints should be filed with the following individuals: Title IX Officer, American Disabilities Act Coordinator, Dr. Linda Littlefield, Section 504 Coordinator Gale Forrest, (360) 629-1200, Stanwood-Camano School District, 26920 Pioneer Hwy, Stanwood, WA 98292.
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