A big THANK YOU to all of our future kindergarteners and families who joined us for orientation last week!
Our Class of 2039 had a big night, testing out a real kindergarten classroom, making new friends, and taking a short ride on the bus!
We loved meeting you all and are so excited to have you at Southwood next fall!
Our Class of 2039 had a big night, testing out a real kindergarten classroom, making new friends, and taking a short ride on the bus!
We loved meeting you all and are so excited to have you at Southwood next fall!
What a beautiful day for Running Club!
What a wonderful night at our 2nd and 3rd Grade Spring Music Concert last night! Our students did an amazing job, and it was such a joy to see their excitement as they spotted their families in the crowd and beamed with pride after each performance.
A huge thank you to Mr. Whittaker for putting together such a fantastic show, and to all the families and friends who came out to support our students. Your encouragement means so much!
A huge thank you to Mr. Whittaker for putting together such a fantastic show, and to all the families and friends who came out to support our students. Your encouragement means so much!
What a great way to spend lunch recess!
Between chess club with Mr. Whittaker and Makerspace in the library during makerspace, students were busy thinking, creating, and trying new things. It’s always great to see so many kids engaged and enjoying their time at Southwood in so many different ways!
And don’t forget—our 2nd/3rd grade music concert is tonight at 6 in the gym. We’d love to see you there!
Between chess club with Mr. Whittaker and Makerspace in the library during makerspace, students were busy thinking, creating, and trying new things. It’s always great to see so many kids engaged and enjoying their time at Southwood in so many different ways!
And don’t forget—our 2nd/3rd grade music concert is tonight at 6 in the gym. We’d love to see you there!
As a reminder, Panther Community:
All Buses on Emergency Routes: We have been actively monitoring road conditions across our district. Due to current and anticipated weather conditions, all afternoon buses are running on emergency snow routes. For emergency bus route information, please visit our website: https://www.enumclaw.wednet.edu/o/esd/page/inclement-weather
"KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION IS OPEN
Enumclaw School District offers a full-day kindergarten program at no cost to parents. Please register your upcoming kindergarten students now using our website: www.enumclaw.wednet.edu
Families can submit /upload the following documentation during online registration:
- Proof of Age
(Birth Cert., Family Bible, Certified Statement, etc.)
- Proof of Address
(Lease, Utility Bill, etc.)
- WA State Immunization Record that shows requirements have been met
Children must be 5 years of age on or before August 31, 2026, for enrollment. For information about orientation, please contact your neighborhood school."
Enumclaw School District offers a full-day kindergarten program at no cost to parents. Please register your upcoming kindergarten students now using our website: www.enumclaw.wednet.edu
Families can submit /upload the following documentation during online registration:
- Proof of Age
(Birth Cert., Family Bible, Certified Statement, etc.)
- Proof of Address
(Lease, Utility Bill, etc.)
- WA State Immunization Record that shows requirements have been met
Children must be 5 years of age on or before August 31, 2026, for enrollment. For information about orientation, please contact your neighborhood school."
What a fantastic Read Across America Week here at Southwood!
Our students did an amazing job with the Edible Book Contest, so many creative entries! We also had a blast with our dress-up days, seeing everyone show their school spirit and love of reading!
And a big thank you to all the families who joined us for Family Literacy Night last night. The turnout was wonderful, and it was so much fun celebrating reading together as a Panther Community.
Great job to our students and thank you to everyone who helped make this week such a success!
Our students did an amazing job with the Edible Book Contest, so many creative entries! We also had a blast with our dress-up days, seeing everyone show their school spirit and love of reading!
And a big thank you to all the families who joined us for Family Literacy Night last night. The turnout was wonderful, and it was so much fun celebrating reading together as a Panther Community.
Great job to our students and thank you to everyone who helped make this week such a success!
We’re excited to invite all of our families to join us for Family Literacy Night, this Thursday from 5:30-6:30 in the gym! Be sure to check out the attached flyer for all the details!
And remember, our Book Fair is happening until Friday morning! Stop by to explore some great books and support our school. Every purchase helps grow our students’ love of reading.
And remember, our Book Fair is happening until Friday morning! Stop by to explore some great books and support our school. Every purchase helps grow our students’ love of reading.
Next week our school will be celebrating Read Across America Week with a fun Spirit Week! Students are invited to participate in our themed dress-up days as we celebrate the joy and importance of reading. We can’t wait to see our students show their school spirit and love of reading all week long!
All District Choral Festival Rescheduled to Tuesday, March 3rd: https://enumclawwa.sites.thrillshare.com/article/2722617
Dear ESD Families,
The Enumclaw School District All District Choral Festival must be moved from its original date, Tuesday, February 24th, to the following Tuesday, March 3rd. We are having to make this date change due to our boys varsity basketball team needing to host a finals game. They have worked hard to earn this high seeding within their rankings, and we have tried to work with the WIAA and all building Administrations to find a different solution. However, the only option is to utilize the gym for the basketball game on the 24th, which moves our concert event to the following Tuesday, March 3rd.
All of your students' music teachers are informed and they will be letting your students know when they see them. Please feel free to inform them early as well.
All times of arrival and start time are all going to be the same.
We know this is an inconvenience, but it is also a celebration of how wonderful the sports and music activities are here at Enumclaw.
We look forward to seeing you on March 3rd, and we thank you for your continued support and patience.
Thank you all,
The Music Team of Enumclaw School District
Dear ESD Families,
The Enumclaw School District All District Choral Festival must be moved from its original date, Tuesday, February 24th, to the following Tuesday, March 3rd. We are having to make this date change due to our boys varsity basketball team needing to host a finals game. They have worked hard to earn this high seeding within their rankings, and we have tried to work with the WIAA and all building Administrations to find a different solution. However, the only option is to utilize the gym for the basketball game on the 24th, which moves our concert event to the following Tuesday, March 3rd.
All of your students' music teachers are informed and they will be letting your students know when they see them. Please feel free to inform them early as well.
All times of arrival and start time are all going to be the same.
We know this is an inconvenience, but it is also a celebration of how wonderful the sports and music activities are here at Enumclaw.
We look forward to seeing you on March 3rd, and we thank you for your continued support and patience.
Thank you all,
The Music Team of Enumclaw School District
Information related to the high school student-led walkout can be found at the following link: https://www.enumclaw.wednet.edu/article/2709829
Today our students enjoyed some Valentine's Day fun around the school! Classrooms were busy with card exchanges and creative projects, focused on friendship and kindness. It's always great to see students taking time to recognize one another and celebrate the positive community we've built together.
We hope everyone has a happy Valentine's Day tomorrow and a safe, relaxing Mid-Winter Break next week. Enjoy the time off and we look forward to welcoming everyone back refreshed and ready to learn!
This week, we’re celebrating National School Counseling Week, and we couldn’t be more grateful for our incredible school counselor, Mrs. Bowen! Every day, she’s there for our students—listening, encouraging, problem-solving, and helping kids build the skills they need to succeed both in and out of the classroom. From big feelings to everyday challenges, Mrs. Bowen plays a huge role in making our school a safe, caring place to learn.
Did you know that the upcoming levies help fund vital positions like our school counselor, providing services beyond what the state fully covers? This support helps ensure students have access to the care and guidance they need to thrive at school. We encourage our community to stay informed and remember to vote by February 10th. #ThisIsWhatTheLevyPaysFor
Did you know that the upcoming levies help fund vital positions like our school counselor, providing services beyond what the state fully covers? This support helps ensure students have access to the care and guidance they need to thrive at school. We encourage our community to stay informed and remember to vote by February 10th. #ThisIsWhatTheLevyPaysFor
Another Fun Friday here at Southwood!! We’re celebrating National Hot Cocoa Day (Jan 31) a little early with warm cups and big smiles! A big thank you to our amazing PTA for providing the delicious hot cocoa for our students!
Did you know there are two important levies on the ballot in the upcoming special election? Curious about what those levies help pay for? Every day, our lunch and janitorial staff work behind the scenes to keep our school clean, safe, and welcoming for students and staff. From preparing meals to maintaining healthy learning spaces, these dedicated team members play a vital role in our school community. These positions are partially funded through our local replacement levies, helping provide essential services beyond what the state covers. Their work supports a positive environment where students can focus on learning and thrive. Please remember to vote by February 10. #ThisIsWhatTheLevyPaysFor
Moments like this matter! As we look ahead to the upcoming replacement levy, remember that levy funds help support our librarians and the library spaces where students build a love of reading from the very start. 📚#ThisIsWhatTheLevyPaysFor
Last Thursday, our 4th and 5th grade students finally took the stage for their winter concert, after it was postponed in December, and it was absolutely worth the wait! The performance was fresh, funny, and full of energy.
Our students amazed us with their confidence, musical talent, and even songs in different languages. We’re so proud of their hard work and perseverance. Bravo Southwood Panthers!
Did you know the upcoming levy renewal helps fund music and arts programs in our schools? Experiences like this are made possible through the continued support of our community, and we can’t thank you enough! Please remember to vote on February 10, we need music in our schools. #ThisIsWhatTheLevyPaysFor
Join us today as we reflect on the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and his enduring message of equality, service, and hope.
Dr. King reminded us that “Life’s most persistent and urgent question is, ‘What are you doing for others?’” As we celebrate his work and vision, let’s strive to foster kindness, understanding, and unity across the Enumclaw School District and our community.
All buildings in the Enumclaw School District are closed today.
Dr. King reminded us that “Life’s most persistent and urgent question is, ‘What are you doing for others?’” As we celebrate his work and vision, let’s strive to foster kindness, understanding, and unity across the Enumclaw School District and our community.
All buildings in the Enumclaw School District are closed today.
Did you know there are two important levies on the ballot in the upcoming special election? Curious about what those levies help pay for? Every day our para-educators work alongside students in small groups providing extra support, encouragement, and individualized attention that helps young learners build confidence and strengthen their skills. These dedicated staff members are partially funded through our local levies, allowing our school to offer learning support beyond what the state provides. These levies help ensure every child receives the time and attention they need to succeed. Please remember to vote on February 10. #ThisIsWhatTheLevyPaysFor
