Snoqualmie Valley School District

Last night, we celebrated 504 graduates as they crossed the stage and began their next chapter.

Their future plans are as diverse as their talents:
🎓 358 students (71% of the class) plan to attend four-year universities
📚 70 students will attend community colleges or technical schools
💼 17 students are entering the workforce
🌎 17 students are taking a gap year
🪖 6 students are serving in the military
🤝 6 students are pursuing mission-based service
🔨 4 students are entering the skilled trades
✂️ 3 students are pursuing careers in cosmetology and esthetics
🌟 2 students will continue their journey in the district's Transition Learning Center (TLC) program

We also celebrated incredible academic achievement:
⭐ 11 Valedictorians earned a perfect 4.0 GPA
⭐ 2 Salutatorians earned a 3.99 GPA
⭐ 15 students received National Merit Scholarship Program recognition, including 2 National Merit Finalists
⭐ 25 students are expected to earn their Associate Degree through Running Start

The Class of 2026 leaves behind an extraordinary legacy of excellence in academics, athletics, performing arts, career and technical education, leadership, service, and community involvement.

Congratulations, Wildcats! We are proud of all you've accomplished and excited to see what comes next. ❤️🖤

🎓❤️🖤 The first wave of graduation photos is here!

Tonight, we celebrate the incredible Mount Si High School Class of 2026. From lifelong friendships and unforgettable memories to academic achievements, athletic accomplishments, artistic talents, and future plans, this class has left its mark on our schools and community.

Congratulations, Wildcats! We are proud of all you have accomplished and can't wait to see where your journey takes you next.

Take a look at some of our favorite moments from graduation night, with many more photos still to come! 🎉

❤️🖤 The Class of 2026 is ready!

One last photo. One unforgettable class. Congratulations, Class of 2026! The ceremony starts at 7 p.m. The live stream of the event is avaialble on our website.

🎓 Congratulations to the Two Rivers School Class of 2026! 🎓

Tonight, family, friends, staff, and supporters gathered to celebrate the accomplishments of the Two Rivers School Class of 2026.

The ceremony featured senior addresses from Molly Blair and Paloma Fernandez, who reflected on their experiences and shared words of encouragement for the future. Graduates also heard from retiring teacher Joe Burgener before receiving their diplomas and turning their tassels as members of the Class of 2026.

As we celebrate these graduates, we also want to thank the many mentors, internship hosts, employers, families, and community partners who helped make the Two Rivers experience so meaningful. Their willingness to invest time, guidance, and opportunities in our students has helped prepare them for success beyond high school.

Please join us in congratulating:

🎓 Molly Blair
🎓 Kaylub Eibert
🎓 Paloma Fernandez
🎓 Evan Hartline
🎓 Zach Hartman
🎓 Kira Hunter
🎓 Rex Lathrop
🎓 Gabriel McGann
🎓 Ava Mulligan
🎓 Noah Nevelle
🎓 Caitlyn Pernick

Congratulations, Two Rivers School Class of 2026! We are proud of you and excited to see where your next chapter takes you. 🎉👏

🎓 Congratulations, Meadowbrook School Class of 2026! 🎓

Tonight, we celebrated a remarkable group of graduates as Meadowbrook School honored the Class of 2026. Family, friends, and staff gathered at the Performing Arts Center to recognize the hard work, perseverance, and achievements that brought these students to this important milestone.

The evening featured student speakers, special performances, and the presentation of diplomas as graduates reflected on their journeys and looked ahead to the future.

Each graduate's path has been unique, and tonight was a celebration of their determination, growth, and success. We are incredibly proud of all they have accomplished and can't wait to see what comes next.

Please join us in congratulating the members of the Meadowbrook School Class of 2026:

🎓 Zanel Aguirre
🎓 Ella Benders
🎓 Tristan Blick
🎓 Byron Brown
🎓 Ben Bruce
🎓 Dahlia Burgett
🎓 James Carlson
🎓 Keira Craft
🎓 Patrick Donlin
🎓 Patrick Ensminger
🎓 Lillian Franklin
🎓 Salome Gomez Perez
🎓 Noah Hahn
🎓 Sirak Hale
🎓 Owen Johnson
🎓 Shelby Johnson-Paasch
🎓 Lorelai Justice
🎓 Sophia Keiser
🎓 Korban Kirilenko
🎓 Elena Markley
🎓 Athanasios Mehas
🎓 Samantha Moreland
🎓 Cal Potoshnik
🎓 Maggie Potoshnik
🎓 Olivia Rendall
🎓 Chris Rodriguez Escobar
🎓 Sarah Sauer
🎓 Claire Sauvage
🎓 Rowin Somers
🎓 Spencer Ste. Marie
🎓 Kennadi Stewart
🎓 Owen Sullivan
🎓 Austin Wambaugh
🎓 Liliana Willson

Congratulations, Meadowbrook School Class of 2026! Your future is bright, and we are cheering you on every step of the way. 🎉👏

🎓 Graduation season is officially underway!

Tonight, we celebrate the Meadowbrook School Class of 2026 as students, families, staff, and supporters gathered to recognize this important milestone. While not every graduate was able to attend the ceremony, we proudly honor all 34 members of the graduating class and their accomplishments.

Congratulations to the Meadowbrook School Class of 2026! We wish you the very best as you take your next steps and continue pursuing your goals. 🎉👏

What started as a blank wall is becoming a lasting Mount Si High School tradition.

Junior Blake Weiss spent the past three months designing and creating a new Wildcats of the Year display in the school's main entrance. Working alongside Mr. Dockery, Blake used the school's engraving equipment to create wooden tiles honoring Wildcats of the Year dating back to the opening of the current Mount Si High School.

Beginning this year, Wildcats of the Year will be announced at graduation and recognized with a permanent place on the wall with previous winners, creating a lasting tribute for future generations of Wildcats.

Blake's creativity, attention to detail, and dedication transformed an empty space into a meaningful legacy that will continue for years to come.

Thank you, Blake, for leaving your mark on Mount Si High School! ❤️🖤

🎶 Double the honor for Mount Si Music! 🎶

We are thrilled to announce that both the Mount Si High School Orchestra and Percussion Ensemble have been selected, through a blind audition process, as featured performers at the Washington Music Educators Association (WMEA) Conference in Yakima in February 2027!

Being selected to perform at WMEA is one of the highest honors for school music programs in Washington State. The conference showcases outstanding ensembles from across the state, and selection is based solely on the quality of the audition recordings.

Congratulations to our talented student musicians and dedicated music educators for this incredible achievement. We can't wait to see our Wildcats represent Mount Si High School and the Snoqualmie Valley on the state stage!