BACK TO SCHOOL: Here are start dates for local schools that haven’t reopened yet

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Tomorrow (Wednesday, August 28) is the first day of classes at the next West Seattle school to start the 2024-2025 year, Holy Family Bilingual Catholic School. The new year already has begun at two area schools, Summit Atlas – the charter middle/high school in Arbor Heights (since August 14) – and Kennedy Catholic High School in Burien (since August 21). Here’s when other local schools start:

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3
Holy Rosary
Hope Lutheran
Our Lady of Guadalupe
Vashon Island School District

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4
Bridge Cooperative Elementary
Explorer West Middle School (WSB sponsor)
Highline Public Schools (grades 1-12)
Seattle Public Schools (grades 1-12)
Tilden School (WSB sponsor)
West Seattle Montessori
Westside School (WSB sponsor)

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9
Seattle Public Schools (pre-K and kindergarten)

Whichever school(s) you’re affiliated with, we’d love to hear what’s new, now and as the year progresses – new principal? fundraisers? events open to the community? successes? – westseattleblog@gmail.com – thank you!

5 Replies to "BACK TO SCHOOL: Here are start dates for local schools that haven't reopened yet"

  • WCHE August 28, 2024 (7:24 am)

    White Center Heights Elementary school start date is 9.4.24 💙🐬 and Meet the teacher night is 5-6pm on Tuesday 9.3.24

  • LPM August 28, 2024 (8:38 am)

    Holy Rosary’s annual community gathering West Fest is Sept. 20-21.  Everyone is welcome!20th, 5pm to 10pm, 21st, 9am to 10pm 

  • Rick August 28, 2024 (9:14 am)

    I remember back in my day… well, actually I don’t. So what the heck.

  • Plf August 28, 2024 (12:45 pm)

    Good time to remind parents to slow down on getting their kids to schoolim on 44th sw and nice parents I’m sure race down 44th to avoid California to get to Madison middle schoolplase remember kids are also walking to school and you would not be aggressive in your driving on your street 

    • Bernadette August 29, 2024 (2:02 pm)

      As a resident on 44th I totally agree. And it’s not just Madison parents.  Lafayette and WSHighschool parents need to slow down too.

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