In accordance with Gov. Inslee’s Stay Home, Stay Healthy proclamation, along with guidance from the Washington State Attorney General, we will hold the April Regular School Board Meeting online via Zoom. We will have an abbreviated agenda followed by an update on the state of the District during the COVID-19 closure. The public may join this meeting by calling (253) 215-8782 and entering the Meeting ID 915 5737 8917.
Darrington School District Food Drive
Many of our community members are battling food insecurity during these uncertain times. Darrington School District Staff want to give back and help out during this time of need. We are sponsoring a food drive in cooperation with Darrington Food Bank. Please see the flyer for more information.
Johnny Franke Signs with NIC
Congrats to WIAA State Champion Johnny Franke, who recently signed a letter of intent to wrestle at North Idaho College. Way to go, Johnny!
Be the Light
Be the Light
The COVID-19 school closure put a halt to spring sports and many end of year traditions. Darrington School District wants our students to know that we are still thinking of them and that they are not forgotten. We will turn on our stadium lights this Friday at 8:20 PM to honor the Class of 2020, our spring athletes, and all of our Darrington students. Per state regulations, the field and school grounds are closed to the public. Please do not park, loiter, or put yourself or others at risk during this event.
Meals on Wheels, Lunch Service Update
As of today, Darrington SD Food Services and Transportation have provided nearly 7700 meals to area youth. Remember to come to the school weekdays 11:30 AM-12:30 PM, or on bus routes starting at 11 AM, to receive breakfasts and lunches. All area youth are eligible for this program.
Snohomish Health District: Celebrating Together, Just Physically Apart
Snohomish Health District recently sent out a guide called Celebrating Together, Just Physically Apart for the upcoming holiday weekend. For more information, go to: http://www.snohd.org/civicalerts.aspx?AID=307
Meals on Wheels, Lunch Service Update
We set a new high on Thursday with 252 lunches served. Each day students receive a lunch as well as a breakfast for the following day. These Grab-and-Go meals are served at the school for those who live in town, and distributed along our bus routes. Since the program began, we have served 2911 units for a total of over 5800 meals! Thank you students, parents, and staff for your hard work in fighting food insecurity during Stay Home, Stay Healthy!
Community Resources (shared by Sno-Isle Libraries)
School Closure Extended Through End of School Year
Moments ago, Gov. Inslee extended the school closure through the remainder of the 2019-20 school year. In his remarks the governor reiterated that schools will continue to serve students, and learning will continue during the closure. We are committed to providing the best learning experiences possible for each one of our students, and will continue to work together to do everything we can do serve our students and our community.