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Great ShakeOut students practicing under desk

Cedar Park Gets Ready to ShakeOut

Seattle Public School students joined more than 1.5 million participants in practicing “drop, cover, and hold on” during the annual earthquake prepare
Roxhill staff talking to prospective students and families at the January 2026 Enrollment Fair

Join Us at the Enrollment Fair on Jan. 9!

Join us to ask questions about the upcoming school year, learn more about Open Enrollment for School Choice, and the many outstanding SPS programs!
Association of Recover Schools (ARS) logo

Interagency Recovery Campus Earns National Accreditation

Interagency Academy’s Recovery Campus is celebrating national accreditation for its work supporting students in their academic and recovery journeys
Keenen Allen Ladd

Congratulations to Kingmakers Facilitator at Denny Middle School, Keenen Allen Ladd, Washingtonian of the Year

Seattle Public Schools celebrates Kingmakers Facilitator at Denny Middle School, Keenen Allen Ladd, recipient of the Washingtonian of the Year Award,
Student talking to a college rep at the Seattle Black College Expo

Mark Your Calendar for the Black College Expo

More than 40 colleges will be there, ready to waive application fees and accept students on the spot.
Graphic of a student sitting at a desk and taking a test

Guidance on SPS Middle School Students Taking High School Courses

Have you completed or intend to complete a high school course before attending high school?
Financial Aid with a graduation cap

2027-28 Financial Aid Applications are Available  

Half of families in Washington can get free money for college or training.
Two students wearing safety glasses assemble electronic kits in an ORCA K-8classroom. The students use soldering equipment, circuit boards, and instructional guides while learning electronics and engineering concepts. Pinball machines and additional students working on projects are visible in the background.

Building Circuits, Confidence, and Career Skills

Thanks to Seattle Education Foundation and SPS CTE, Orca K-8 students are gaining experience with electronics, soldering, and engineering.
Superintendent Ben Shuldiner and another person in a gray jacket sign a white steel beam with black markers during a Memorial Stadium construction milestone celebration. The beam is covered with signatures and markings.

Steel, Signatures, and Community Spirit Mark Key Phase in Construction 

Memorial Stadium redevelopment project as community leaders, project partners, and SPS celebrated the raising of the final structural beam
A healthcare worker provides a vaccine to a patient

Vaccination Clinics

Stay up to date with vaccines including boosters at vaccination clinic for children and adults.