Celebrate the cultures represented in our community at the Sumner School District Community Cultural Celebration.
Credit recovery or initial credit (.5) available for High School students. Classes start July 2.
School safety is a nationwide focus and an issue we take seriously. As the highest priority in the Sumner School District, we are committed to school safety every single day, not only when a tragedy strikes elsewhere.
This family friendly run/walk will be held at Allan Yorke Park on June 2. Register by May 22 to receive a t-shirt.
The district honored the Gordon Family YMCA with the Washington Association of School Administrators Community Leadership Award for their valuable partnership.
What’s in a number? A lot! This annual report is meant to provide community members a high-level summary of Sumner School District’s academic success, activities and initiatives – by the numbers. Behind every number is a student, who we know by name, strength and need.
Drum roll please … the name of the district’s ninth elementary is Tehaleh Heights Elementary School, which will open fall 2018.
There's a lot of Earth-moving going on, which means substantial progress on our construction projects. Here's a status update on each of our 2016 voter-approved construction bond projects.
Two organizations were honored with the Golden Apple Community Partner Award for March: Gordon Family YMCA and Citizens for Education
Kindergarten registration has begun for the 2018-19 school year.
A wide variety of programs, activities and classes for children, teens, and adults are offered in the Spring Activities Brochure available on the City of Bonney Lake's website. For more information, or to submit registration information, contact the Recreation Program at (253) 891-6500.
Sumner School District’s Child Nutrition Department provides a free supper program at Daffodil Valley and Liberty Ridge elementary schools for children ages 1 – 18.
Washington public schools play a vital role in children’s health by providing free and reduced-price meals to students in need.
A family support center where people can meet, drop in, or gather together as a group to receive help or provide support for one another.
