❄️ Mid-Winter Break Reminder
No school Friday, February 13 through Monday, February 16, for Mid-Winter Break.
Wednesday, February 18 will be a full day of school (no one-hour early release).
6 months ago, Keri Myklebust
7 months ago, Kathleen Mastroberardino
No school Monday, January 19, in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Please note there will be no early release on Wednesday, January 21.
7 months ago, Keri Myklebust
January 2026 Menu
8 months ago, Keri Myklebust
Winter Break is here! ❄️ We hope our staff, students, and families enjoy a restful and joyful break. We look forward to welcoming our students back on Tuesday, January 6!
8 months ago, Keri Myklebust
Human Growth & Development & Sexual Behavior Letter
8 months ago, Kathleen Mastroberardino
Parkway Christmas Spirit Week - December 15-19, 2025
8 months ago, Kathleen Mastroberardino
9 months ago, Keri Myklebust
Happy Thanksgiving
9 months ago, Keri Myklebust
Social Emotional Learning (SEL) Standards
9 months ago, Kathleen Mastroberardino
No School on Tuesday, November 11
9 months ago, Keri Myklebust
The Parkway food drive runs November 10-14, 2025.
10 months ago, Kathleen Mastroberardino
This is a reminder that students will be released one hour early today for teacher PLC work.
10 months ago, Keri Myklebust
This is a reminder that students will be released one hour early on October 29th for teacher PLC work.
10 months ago, Keri Myklebust
November Breakfast and Lunch Menu
10 months ago, Keri Myklebust
Parkway Spirit Week
10 months ago, Kathleen Mastroberardino
This is a reminder that students will be released one hour early tomorrow for teacher PLC work.
10 months ago, Keri Myklebust
You're Invited to Attend the Annual District Title 1 Parent Meeting on October 30th!
11 months ago, Keri Myklebust
Healthy Youth Survey
Our school will participate in the Healthy Youth Survey (HYS) this Fall. Youth in Washington State have been taking the HYS since 2002. The number of young people taking the survey has grown from only a few thousand to over 215,000 a year! The survey asks about how youth are doing, social relationships, mental health, substance use, risks for injury, and more. Communities, districts, schools, and public health agencies use survey results to inform policies and programs designed to support youth well-being. The HYS is a meaningful way for youth to guide the future of our state. Your youth’s participation is appreciated. Please share this information with your youth. Then talk about the survey and decide if your youth will participate. Need More Information? https://5il.co/3q4jn
11 months ago, Keri Myklebust
October Breakfast and Lunch Menu
11 months ago, Keri Myklebust
