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WARNING: For your safety, stay out of the water at Mt. Baker Beach due to high bacteria levels. Public Health - Seattle & King County recommends that you do not swim or play in the water at this beach.

For test dates and results, please visit the King County Swimming Beach Monitoring web page: http://kingcounty.gov/swimbeach

The deadline for the 2026 All Night Grad Party has been EXTENDED until June 5th, and we have added a 5th bus!

On June 16 (8:30 PM–6:00 AM), the entire senior class will come together for one final overnight celebration. This is the absolute last chance for the Class of 2026 to celebrate together. Tickets are on a community sliding scale ($40–$220) so every senior can attend.

Very few tickets are left! So register here today: https://tinyurl.com/ghsgradnight2026

Everyone is invited!!!
💜June 4th: “Chalk & Talk” community connection with the Double Dutch Divas, Wally’s Soul Food, a dunk tank and more!!
🩸June 5th - 2nd Annual GHS Blood Drive - link in comments.
In memory of students lost to gun violence, and in pursuit of a future free from these tragedies, the Garfield High School community invites students, families, staff, neighbors, and local businesses to join us for two events recognizing National Gun Violence Awareness Day.
This year’s events are centered on remembrance, joy, connection, and meaningful action toward a healthier community.

On Thursday, June 4, from 4:30–7:30 PM, the GHS and greater neighborhood community is invited to gather on the front steps of Garfield High School at 23rd & Jefferson. We will come together through art, shared memory, music, and dialogue. Community members are invited to help create chalk art, paint the front steps purple and white with messages of hope and resilience, and enjoy music, the Double Dutch Divas, Wally’s Soul Food, a dunk tank, and more!

On Friday, June 5, from 9:00 AM–3:00 PM, Garfield will partner with Bloodworks Northwest to host the 2nd Annual GHS Blood Drive in the Garfield gymnasium.

The blood drive is one way our community can turn awareness into action. Access to blood transfusions can be one of the leading factors in survival for gunshot victims, and we are asking community members to help fill all 300 blood donation slots.

Sign up to donate blood:
https://donate.bloodworksnw.org/donor/schedules/drive_schedule/104564

Great way to get hiking.

1st EVER GHS Football MATTRESS FUNDRAISER
Today Sat, May 30 10am - 5pm @ the Garfield Gym
30+ Models Available and on Display
This unique fundraiser is for the Garfield Football team sports booster.

Spread the word!
Orientation for 9th grade and transfer student (of any grade) families at Garfield.
Wednesday, August 26 2026, 6-8pm
Quincy Jones Auditorium

SENIOR GRAD NIGHT PARTY REGISTRATION ENDS JUNE 1

Tickets are nearly sold out - act now!

On June 16 (8:30 PM–6:00 AM), the entire senior class will come together for one final overnight celebration. This is the absolute last chance for the Class of 2026 to celebrate together. Tickets are on a community sliding scale ($40–$220) so every senior can attend.

After June 1, registration closes permanently. Register today!
https://tinyurl.com/ghsgradnight2026