Welcome to Stanwood High School! The main office is open Monday-Friday from 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. We will be able to take fee funds from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.
To locate the school daily bulletin, please click on news on the top menu bar and then select daily bulletin.
We will not have school on Thursday, November 21st and Friday, November 22nd due to conferences. Please call Wendy Fox in the main office to set up a conference with your student's teachers.
Stanwood-Camano School District is in the process of building a new
comprehensive high school (Stanwood High School) and a new alternative
learning campus, housing our alternative high school (Lincoln Hill High
School), alternative middle school (Lincoln Academy), and parent
partnership program (Saratoga). We would like to invite the public to
try out potential furniture for the new schools and provide feedback for
eventual purchase. The fair dates and times are as follows:
Thursday, November 21st, 2019: 7 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Friday, November 22nd, 2019: 7 a.m. - 12 p.m.
Location: Stanwood High School Commons (7400 272nd St NW; Stanwood, WA 98292).
Questions? Please contact Gary Platt or Ruth Anspaugh at the Stanwood-Camano School District Office (360) 629-1200.
Emily Mollica and Christian Steiner were recognized as Rotary Students of the Quarter on November 20, 2019. Congratulations!
Rotary
Congrats to Jetlyn Hau for being a 2 time state champion in the 100 and also getting 4th place in the 200 IM. The relay time set two new school records in one race! Congratulations to the swim team on a great finish to the school year.
Congratulations to the Stanwood High School's varsity Knowledge
Bowl team for their 1st place finish at the tournament held at Glacier
Peak High School on Wednesday, November 13th.
55 teams competed at this season's opening tournament. A great job was done by all of the SHS Knowledge Bowl team members.
Congratulations to the Stanwood FFA Potato Judging team for placing 2nd
out of 35 teams at the state contest held November 14th in Moses Lake at
the Columbia Basin Technical Skills Center. Receiving individual honors
were Anna Jensen for placing 5th, Freyja Stangeland for placing 3rd,
and Jonny Winter for placing 1st out of 144 individuals.
The
state contest consisted of students grading 100 potatoes, evaluating
seed potatoes, identifying 20 different potato defects and giving oral
reasons on 10 different potatoes to a judge.
Photo (State FFA Sentinel Hannah Ruth Pettyjohn, Katy Logan, Lindsey Bordua,
Jonny Winter, Anna Jensen, Freyja Stangland, and State FFA President
Awson Wheeler:
State Potato 2019 team pic.jpg
We are pleased to announce that we were named one of the 2020 Top 5,000 STEM high schools in the United States. We are number 4,734 out of about 26,400 public high schools. We are being honored for our excellence in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics by Newsweek and STEM.org. To see the complete list, please go to the following website: Newsweek.com
We would like to remind our families of the importance of attendance. We understand that students miss school for a variety of reasons, many that cannot be predicted or prevented. However, we also know the research shows that missing even 10 percent of school, or about 18 days in a year, can negatively impact a student’s performance. If your child is experiencing mental, emotional, or physical health issues that result in excessive (more than two in a month) or long term absences please contact their counselor, the school nurse, and/or the Dean of Students, Denise Eichler, to discuss an attendance plan. Attendance plans allow us to help families find support for their child if needed, provide appropriate care and support for the student while they are at school, and/or manage academic plans to ensure our students do not fall behind in their classes or credits. Finally, if you are seeking support to get your child to school or getting them to stay there, for any reason, please contact us. We are ready to partner with you to remove barriers to attendance and your child’s academic success!
Nominate a Teacher or Classified Employee for the Employee of the Month program. Information is under Community/Staff Recognition on the district website.
The laws regarding discipline in schools have been revised. The school district has updated its policies regarding student discipline. Please go to the district website for more information (at the district site there is a flyer for families on the left side of the screen). district website link - https://www.stanwood.wednet.edu/
Upcoming Activities:
November 21st and 22nd - No School/fall conferences during the day
November 25th - Activity/club photos during the school day
November 27th - No late start, but we will have an early release
November 28th and 29th - No School
For the 2019-2020 school year calendar, please click on the file below.
2019-20 School Year.pd