Mukilteo School District

So great to celebrate the Class of 2026!! Thank you, Mukilteo Schools Foundation for the unwavering support!!

Nineteen incredible ACES Big Picture and ALE graduates are ready to take on their next adventure!

From college classrooms to apprenticeships, careers, and creative pursuits, these graduates are ready to make their mark on the world.

The Class of 2026 earned $11,000 in scholarship offers, with seven students heading to college to pursue careers in cosmetology, teaching, welding, physical training, writing, graphic arts, and more. Others are launching directly into the workforce, apprenticeships, and skilled trades including carpentry and cement masonry.

We are so proud of each graduate and can't wait to see where their unique journeys lead next. The future is bright, Class of 2026! 🌟🎉

Fun fact: The class of 2026’s most played songs at school events kept the energy high and the smiles even bigger. Favorites included “Beauty and the Beat,” “Cha Cha Slide,” and “Cupid Shuffle.”

🎓🎉 Hats off to the 11 graduates of Mukilteo School District's Community-Based Transition Center (CBTC), who celebrated their graduation from CBTC last Tuesday, June 10, at Sno-Isle TECH!🎉🎓

The event was filled with smiles, cheers, proud families, and plenty of celebration as these amazing students collected their diplomas and launched into their next adventure.

The future is already looking bright. Many graduates will continue working with employment specialists to find paid jobs in the community. One graduate starts a summer position at Eustis next week, and another has already begun a paid internship at Orion!

For more than 20 years, CBTC has helped students ages 18–21 develop the independent living, workplace, and self-advocacy skills needed to thrive after high school. Every graduate leaves with new experiences, new confidence, and exciting opportunities ahead.

Please join us in celebrating the CBTC Class of 2026. We couldn't be more proud of all they've accomplished and we're excited to see where their journeys take them next! 🎓✨👏🎉💙💛

The weather is getting warmer, school is almost out, and summer is just around the corner! Summer is a wonderful time for students to enjoy a good book while strengthening and maintaining their reading skills. Reading throughout the summer helps students stay engaged, build vocabulary, improve comprehension, and foster a lifelong love of learning. Whether it's a favorite series, an exciting adventure, or a new genre to explore, every book offers an opportunity to learn and grow.☀️🌞📚📚

Check out a world of stories! Set out on an epic Summer Reading adventure for all ages filled with fun, creativity, and opportunities to discover new places, spark new ideas, and make new friends.
Kids and teens who read for 10 hours get a free book and a sticker. Adults who read for 10 hours receive a tote bag.
Learn more: https://www.sno-isle.org/summer-reading/

Congratulations to our Mukilteo School District students who received a scholarship from South Everett-Mukilteo Rotary! 🎉👏

Thank you, Rotary for the generosity and for supporting students throughtout the community in their educational goals! 🎉🥰

South Everett/Mukilteo Rotary awards $81,000 in scholarships to local seniors - Mukilteo Beacon CUT: Katie Dean: The South Everett/Mukilteo Rotary Club Foundation awarded $81,000 in scholarships to graduating seniors from Kamiak, Mariner, Cascade and ACES Big Picture high schools …

School Board Meeting today, 6 p.m.
Regular board meetings are held in person, streamed live and recorded on the district Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com//videos. Videos are saved for one year. Public comments must be made in person. If you would like to make a public comment sign up through the webpage https://mukilteoschools.diligent.community/Portal/Default.aspx or share your thoughts with the board by emailing [email protected].

Congratulations to the Kamiak High School Softball Team! These talented student-athletes went 10-0 in WESCO and were the only WESCO team to travel to the state tournament this year. This is a big accomplishment for these 13 players. Go, Knights! 🎉👏

Cool News!
Congratulations to Mariner High School Special Education/resource Teacher and Tennis Coach Jonathon Ochoa Abarro! He was recently named Western Conference of the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association (WESCO) 4A Girls’ Tennis Coach of the Year, in recognition of outstanding team success and positive leadership. 🎉👏

Congratulations! We are proud of our students and their achievements!!