School News

Snoqualmie Valley Schools closed for 6 weeks to combat spread of COVID-19; Mt Si Senior Center also closed

2020 Snoqualmie Valley Educators of the Year announced, surprised at school

Snoqualmie Valley Hospital opens COVID-19 testing center

Mount Si basketball wins boys 4A state championship

Snoqualmie Valley School District says will deep clean, disinfect all schools this weekend to combat coronavirus

Snoqualmie Valley School Board ok’s moving Two Rivers to Mount Si High School campus, approval comes with stipulations

Mount Si High School named runner up for Building of the Year Award; community invited to March 9th open house

Searching for Equitable Student Access: Principal proposes moving Two Rivers High School into Mount Si High School

Mount Si High School finalist for Building of the Year award; public vote decides winner

Mount Si Cheer clinches World Title

Snoqualmie Valley Community Network’s Heart of the Valley Gala returns February 8th

Fighting Hunger: Mount Si Cheer, Culinary Arts team up for Empty Bowls Fundraiser

Due to Icy Roads, Snoqualmie Valley Schools Closed Friday, January 17th

School Board work session scheduled to discuss encouraging or requiring all 10th graders to take standardized tests

Snoqualmie Valley School District open on time, buses on snow routes January 10th

Snoqualmie Valley Athletic Complex project delayed but not dead; sewer could soon be coming to western North Bend

Snoqualmie Police Department to launch drug dog program in 2020

Mount Si Boys Basketball starts season with #1 state ranking; faces #2 Union in home opener this weekend

Opstad Elementary Teacher honored as a ‘Hero in the Classroom’

Mount Si Football shocks Lake Stevens, moves into 4A State semi finals

Local Businesses partner with school district to provide NEW Student Study Spots

Snoqualmie Tribe, Casino hold special program to honor service members this Veteran’s Day, unveil major gift from Wounded Warrior Family Support Organization

‘Give a Night Save a Life’ Fundraiser to support Snoqualmie Valley youth programs happens November 6th

‘Message in a Bottle’ written two decades ago by North Bend Elementary students discovered on remote Hawaiian Island

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