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Thanks to our PTSA who continue to support our school through membership to the “Leader In Me” which includes a wealth of resources at each grade level for teaching Social Emotional Learning skills. During the month of September and continuing into October staff are teaching what it means to be “Proactive” and looking for students who are demonstrating it through their actions. Being Proactive, Habit 1 means to take responsibility for your choices and behaviors. This habit is the key to all of the other habits; that’s why it comes first. A way that individuals can describe this habit is, “I am in charge of my own life. I am responsible for whether I am happy or sad. I choose how I react to other people and different situations.” Our goal is teach students that before we decide what to do in a situation we need to understand that different choices or actions on our part yield different results or outcomes. Being “Proactive” means thinking about those outcomes before we act or decide what to do.  With your child, think of ways to Be Proactive and reinforce the idea of how different choices lead to different outcomes.

For example, choose something to represent the pause button for your family. It could be a body movement, such as signaling with a hand, jumping up and down, or waving an arm; an action, such as switching the lights on and off; a sound, such as ringing a bell, or mimicking an animal sound; or even a word. Each time this signal is given, everyone will know the pause button is being pushed. All activity and interaction, including conversation, arguing, debating, and so forth, should pause or stop. This signal serves as a reminder for all to stop, think, and consider alternative choices and possible outcomes. The ability to push the pause button gives family members the time and opportunity to work together in being proactive and creating strong family relationships!

Store closes on 10/6/24.

For attendance and absence related questions or comments, please email the following information: child's name, dates absent, reason for absence email MEAttendance@mukilteo.wednet.edu.

If you are planning an absence, a Prearranged Absence form must be filled out and returned. Download the Pre-Arranged Absence Form and email it to the Main office.

Are you looking for a reading challenge? Or need help picking your next book to read? Read 4 books, each book matching one of the categories below to complete this challenge! Be sure to write the title of each book you read under its category. When finished, turn it into Mrs. Edwards for the chance to win a library prize! (The books pictured below are suggestions. You are welcome to read any book that matches the category! Printable copy HERE.

Prior to volunteering, you must have a current background check on file with the district. Please fill out the necessary form through this link: Mukilteo School District Volunteer. If you have any questions regarding the background check call the Mukilteo Elementary office 425-366-3100. 

While all students may have one free breakfast and one free lunch at school, additional meals must be purchased. In addition, milks purchased separate from the school meal (if bringing a lunch from home, or getting a second milk, for instance) must be purchased because of the way schools are reimbursed for meals served. Families must purchase milk sold separately and additional meals.

For elementary students, we charge for the following items:

For middle and high school students, we charge for the following items:

If you have students who would like to purchase these items, please load funds into your student's My School Bucks account by following these steps:

Elementary schools do not have cash registers, so if you need to pay with cash, please bring your payment to the Nutrition Services Office at District Support Services (8925 Airport Road, Everett, 98204).

Middle and high schools do have cash registers, so secondary students may bring their cash to school and give it to the nutrition services team during lunch.

Mark these special days to participate within your school community! Printed copies are expected to come home with students in the week ahead. You can also download and print them by clicking here.