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Class Size Adjustments

Seattle Public Schools adjusts staff assignments based on the number of students enrolled in schools. On Oct. 12 we added an FAQ.

Resources for Students Israel-Gaza Conflict

Message from Superintendent Jones on Supports for Students during times of International Conflict   Dear SPS families and staff,  Many in our community are directly affected by the violence in Israel and Gaza.  The Seattle Public Schools (SPS) community represents many races, ethnicities, and backgrounds – including families with cultural ties…

Indigenous Peoples’ Day

Monday, Oct. 9, we honor Native American culture and history in recognition of Indigenous Peoples' Day.
A graduate in a cap and gown looks out over a balcony

FAFSA and WASFA Information for Seniors

For seniors interested in college, completing a FAFSA or WASFA is one of the first steps to receive college financial aid.
a group of people are looking down at a red ribbon. one person has giant scissors. the others have normal size scissors. all have the ribbon between the scissor blads

Ribbon-Cuttings Kick Off School Year

Celebrations Mark Completion of Capital Levy-Funded Construction Projects For three elementary schools, Sept. 6 wasn’t just the first day of school, it was also the first day of classes in new or renovated school buildings. All three projects were funded by the Building Excellence V Capital Levy (BEX V), which…
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WHOLE Mentoring HBCU Tour Documentary

Seattle Public Schools' WHOLE Mentoring 2023 Spring Break trip to visit HBCUs has been made into a documentary!…
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Eagle Staff Installs Student Portraits Created by Student Artist

Eagle Staff alumnae's artwork of student portraits were recently installed at the school.
Several students sit at a desk working on classroom. In the background Superintendent Jones talks with school staff.

Thurgood Marshall Named Blue Ribbon School

Thurgood Marshall Elementary has been awarded the prestigious National Blue Ribbon Schools designation by the U.S. Department of Education.
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Homework Help at the Library

Seattle Public Library’s free after-school tutoring service, Homework Help, is available at multiple branches around the city.
Two cheerleaders in Roosevelt school colors of green and gold lead a crowd in cheer

Igniting School Spirit

Students share how participating in spirit activities and showing your pride can enhance your school experience.