Explore Sedro-Woolley School District

The Sedro-Woolley School District is the second largest district in Skagit County but is the best in the universe according to local opinion.

With seven elementary schools serving a 395-square foot area (one of the largest geographical districts in the state), every corner is served by the hardest working staff one could ask for. From bus drivers and monitors who ensure safe transportation to and from school every day, to crossing guards keeping students safe to and from school, to paraprofessionals, occupational/physical/speech therapists, multilingual specialists who serve the special needs of qualifying students, the district cares deeply about the whole child. Our incredible teachers teach a wide range of subjects Preschool through 12th grade, making sure every Sedro-Woolley student receives services that helps them succeed in life.

Big Lake Elementary School

As a smaller school, Big Lake is known for working closely with families to support student success. A very supportive parent group allows Big Lake to provide a variety of opportunities for students throughout the year, including a Lego Robotics Club. The school’s library is full of adventure, including popular novels, series, and mystery!

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Central Elementary School

As one of three large, intown schools, Central is home to the district’s Highly Capable Program. With a focus on Project-Based Learning, student engagement is a priority. Central also has the district’s elementary self-contained behavior (EBD) program as well as the newest Foundations Kindergarten classroom. Clear Lake Elementary School

The VISIONS Program in Clear Lake offers an exceptional educational experience for children, grades 1-6, through generous parental involvement. The school is highly involved and supported by Clear Lake businesses and community. Clear Lake is a small school with amazing, highly qualified, and supportive staff.

Evergreen Elementary School

Evergreen is a STEM school, with teachers focused on incorporating Science, Technology, Engineering and Math in every classroom. Evergreen students can achieve anything they can envision. The school’s goal is to develop 21stcentury learners who confidently apply STEM skills and knowledge to solve meaningful problems and understand their world.

Lyman Elementary School

Lyman is known as a great school in a great community. Lyman provides a safe and productive learning environment for all students to take risks and grow every day. Every student is a valued, capable, and unique member of our learning community.

Mary Purcell Elementary School

Mary Purcell is known for being a warm and welcoming school with dedicated staff and a strong, thriving parent group that is active in supporting the academic and social emotional needs of our students. The school has strong and organized interventions, an amazing library collaboration (escape rooms, reading challenges, reading themes and contests), a Robotics Club, a Children’s Theater Group and is home to two of the district’s Foundations Kindergarten classrooms.

Samish Elementary School

Samish is a small community school that grows and nurtures the whole child. Through the positive power of community support with our staff, families, and parent group, students truly have a “village” to support their development. Samish students have a sense of belonging, understand their significances and strengths in this world, and have fun being a kid.

Cascade Middle School

All seven elementary schools feed into Cascade, which serves students in grades 7–8. Cascade Middle School is dedicated every day to high levels of learning and engagement by all students and deep levels of collaboration by all staff.

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Sedro-Woolley High School

From Cascade, students transition to Sedro-Woolley High School where a diverse range of academically rigorous classes are offered to the approximately 1,200 students. The school offers the largest Career and Technical Education department in the county, offering classes such as journalism, horticulture, welding, food production, auto shop, child psychology and carpentry. College in the classroom courses are offered through Central Washington University and Skagit Valley College.

State Street High School

As an alternative to SWHS, State Street High School’s core program places an emphasis on preparing students with the skills needed to earn and pass the state mandatory testing and earn a high school diploma. SSHS combines small class size with a very caring environment to support students both academically and in personal growth. State Street’s Home-Centered Program is designed for students who work best independently. To be successful, students must be competent in basic skills, especially reading and math. Students work at home for 24 hours each week. Log sheets that document the hours worked must be turned in each week and students must complete a minimum of one credit every six weeks.

Families who live outside of the district’s boundaries can submit a “Choice Transfer” request to attend SWSD schools. Find more information at https://www.swsd.k12.wa.us/ domain/904.

Families new to the district can call 360-855-3504 to determine their child’s elementary school.