Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at Clarkston School District! We are deeply grateful for our incredible community and the support you provide to our students and staff. This season, let’s continue to show kindness and compassion as we care for and uplift one another. Wishing you a safe, joyful, and peaceful holiday. 🦃🍂
Miss Everett's first graders had so much fun learning about Ancient Egypt! We made mummies, masks, and tombs!
Splish, Splash, 4th Graders Make a Big Splash! We just wrapped up our swim lesson today at the Aquatic Center! Thank you to our instructors and volunteers. 🏊🏻♂️
Halloween stations in PE! So spooky👻🕷️
Mrs. Stedman's class enjoying some of their new language center toys purchased with their LCCU grant money!
November 2024 Breakfast and Lunch Menu
TK students had a blast playing scooter hockey! Love the smiles and hugs when our friends score❤️
Mrs. Calkins class had free time in PE. ❤️ They were excited to play Shark Attack🦈 and use the parachute for the first time.
Mrs. Stedman's Kindergarteners had fun playing with chalk, cars, trucks, and dirt!
Miss Everett's class was so fortunate to have Ms. Tyger come present about her native culture. The first graders got to hear stories, try on Star Quilts and Gourd Shawls, and eat Fry Bread! We are so grateful!
Miss Everett's first grade class are writers!
Having fun in PE!
Second grade science
Campfire Literacy was a treat! Thank you for joining us!
Mrs. Stedman's kindergarten students enjoyed practicing fine motor skills while decorating pumpkins!
Mrs. Stedman's kindergarten students building fall themed pattern block puzzles!
No School for Students on Friday, September 27
HIV/AIDS Prevention Education Parent Information Night - September 24: In accordance with the AIDS Omnibus Act passed by the Washington State Legislature, HIV/AIDS prevention education is a mandatory part of our curriculum starting in Grade 5 through Grade 12. To comply with this mandate, Clarkston School District is hosting a Parent Information Night on September 24, 2024, at 6:00 p.m. at the Educator Support Center (1294 Chestnut). This session will provide an overview of the HIV/AIDS prevention curriculum. Parents are invited to review the materials in advance. If, after attending the presentation, you wish to opt your student out of the curriculum, you may do so in writing.
Highland Elementary School Placed in Temporary Lockdown as a Precaution -- This morning, at approximately 8:15 a.m., a report was made regarding a parent who was seen carrying a firearm while dropping off their child near Highland Elementary. Law enforcement was immediately contacted, and an officer promptly arrived on the scene. The parent was located across the street from school property, where it is legally permissible to carry a firearm. As a precautionary measure, Highland Elementary was placed in a temporary lockdown which lasted approximately five minutes. Our School Resource Officer spoke with the parent to address the situation and emphasized the seriousness, especially given the current context. The parent was cooperative and understood the concerns raised. At no time was the safety of students or staff at risk, and we will continue to work closely with law enforcement to ensure the security of our school community. Thank you for your understanding and support.
October 2024 Breakfast and Lunch Menu
